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Easy victory for South African Youth in second one-dayer

New Zealand's Under-19s lost by seven wickets to South Africa in the second of the three-match one-day series at Owen Delany Park, Taupo today

18-Feb-2001•Peter Hoare

Englefield reigns supreme but lacks support

A maiden first-class century by Jarrod Englefield on his native ground, but made not playing for the home side, but for his adopted team, Canterbury, was the highlight on the first day of the Shell Trophy match at Horton Park in Blenheim

17-Feb-2001•Warwick Larkins

Lakes at Hamilton fine for ducks, no good for cricket

WestpacTrust Park was a dismal sight this morning as light overnight rain showed no sign of abating and heavy overcast hung over Hamilton, creating considerable doubt about the prospect of play on the first day of the ninth round Shell Trophy match

17-Feb-2001•Chris Rosie

Match abandoned because of rain at Taupo

The first of the three-match one-day series between the Under-19 teams of New Zealand and South Africa was abandoned because of heavy rain in Taupo

17-Feb-2001•Peter Hoare

Evenly-poised game to be finished tomorrow

Rain has interrupted the first in the three-match one-day series between the Under-19 teams of New Zealand and South Africa at Owen Delany Park, Taupo

16-Feb-2001•Peter Hoare

Richardson makes a statement as Otago cement draw

Mark Richardson had a point to make when, without a backward glance, he agreed to stumps being drawn early on the final day of Otago's Shell Trophy match against Wellington at the Basin Reserve, though he was six runs from a tidy century

15-Feb-2001•Steve McMorran

Up-and-down Auckland seize astonishing victory

Auckland maintained their topsy-turvy course through the Shell Trophy competition when they raced away to a bizarre four-wicket victory over Central Districts on the Eden Park Outer Oval today - succeeding with the unlikely task of scoring 366 to win

15-Feb-2001•Don Cameron

Northern take maximum points as Parlane stars

The combination of what proved to be a generous Canterbury declaration and a Michael Parlane century brought Northern Districts a timely outright win in their eighth round Shell Trophy match at Whangarei today

15-Feb-2001•Chris Rosie

Stead century stands out in a day of declarations

Two declarations and Gary Stead's completing his century marked the third day of the Northern Districts-Canterbury Shell Trophy match at Whangarei

14-Feb-2001•Chris Rosie

Was Sir Paul Condon at Eden Park? Central win likely

The fact that Sir Paul Condon, head of the International Cricket Council match-fixing investigation team, will be in Auckland tomorrow should not interfere with a thrilling, if arranged, finish to the Auckland-Central Districts Shell Trophy match at

14-Feb-2001•Don Cameron

Jones and Mather make welcome pilgrimage to the Basin

Richard Jones and Stephen Mather are cricketers with much in common - troubadors, both, who have travelled the country north to south searching for the best place and the chance to fully display their talents

14-Feb-2001•Steve McMorran

Draw, but much promise in third Under-19 Test

When you are a young cricketer trying to make his mark at international level, there is no such thing as a dead game

13-Feb-2001•Peter Hoare

Bradburn and Stead beat the showers

Pesky showers had an early influence, on what was effectively the first day of play in the Northern Districts-Canterbury Shell Trophy match, but in the end they could not deny a batsman and a bowler a very good day at the office

13-Feb-2001•Chris Rosie

Wellington take bumpy path to stronghold over Otago

Wellington coach Vaughn Johnson is seldom an optimist, never a pessimist but often a realist and his satisfaction with his team's position at the end of the second day of their Shell Trophy match against Otago at the Basin Reserve today suggested it

13-Feb-2001•Steve McMorran

Auckland attack plundered as Outer Oval hoodoo continues

Central Districts who last month rubbed Auckland's noses in the Eden Park Outer Oval dirt by dismissing them for 73 in a Shell Cup game, put the home side through another form of torture by scoring 397 for six wickets on the first playing day of

13-Feb-2001•Don Cameron

Talk of 'match-fixing' dismissed as Pukekura Park rained out again

For the second day in succession, play in the under-19 Test between New Zealand and South Africa at New Plymouth was abandoned without a ball being bowled

12-Feb-2001•Peter Hoare

Soft spots keep players off Cobham Oval

Whangarei produced one of its beautiful days today, a light breeze easing the heat under cloud-speckled blue skies

12-Feb-2001•Chris Rosie

Nevin and Gillespie band together to produce grand recovery

Chris Nevin and Mark Gillespie are men of such like personality, players whose approach to cricket is so similarly uncomplicated, twins in temperament and disposition, that they became ideal collaborators today when Wellington needed an answer to a

12-Feb-2001•Steve McMorran

A win in the nick of time for desperate Kiwis

New Zealand has spent much of the summer trying to get the formula right in its one-day game and offered a hint in beating Sri Lanka by 13 runs in Christchurch today that when everything falls into place it is not far away from being a much more

11-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

Brilliant McCullum rescues New Zealand under-19s again

Another brilliant innings from New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum dominated the first day of the final under-19 Test against South Africa at Pukekura Park, New Plymouth, one of the world's most beautiful cricket grounds

10-Feb-2001•Peter Hoare

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