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Botha leads South African under-19 charge

South Africa Under-19 are in a very strong position to win their opening New Zealand tour match outright, with an 236-run lead heading into the third and final day

25-Jan-2001•Warwick Larkins

South African under-19s get tour off to entertaining start

The visiting South African under-19 cricketers showed they were well prepared in foreign conditions, when they lined up for their opening New Zealand tour match against an Otago under-19 side at Centennial Park in Oamaru

24-Jan-2001•Warwick Larkins

Auckland woeful one day, world-beaters the next

Auckland, who just missed setting an abysmally low record for a Shell Cup one-day game when they were humiliated by Central Districts on Tuesday, looked like world champions when they set a record score of 318 to five to take them to a 131-run

18-Jan-2001•Don Cameron

Canterbury conjure remarkable turnaround to claim top spot

The glory boys from the capital could not halt Canterbury's heroic Shell Cup run today at Jade Stadium

18-Jan-2001•Matthew Appleby

Central demolish Otago to seal semi spot

The State Insurance Central Stags certainly roared at Queen's Park, Invercargill today when they comprehensively defeated the State Otago Volts by seven wickets in their Shell Cup contest

18-Jan-2001•Warwick Larkins

Astle century spearheads Canterbury semi-final bid

Nathan Astle, with a fine 121, saw Canterbury through a potentially tricky South Island derby at Jade Stadium today

16-Jan-2001•Matthew Appleby

Wellington's Firebird becomes a phoenix

Wellington completed its metamorphosis from mediocre to outstanding to give themselves a semi-final chance when beating Northern Districts by six wickets at the Basin Reserve today

16-Jan-2001•Steve McMorran

Teamwork beats big names again

Auckland may have the big cricketing names, but Central Districts had the spirit - and three heroic new chums - to bring them their astounding Shell Cup eight-wicket win over Auckland at Eden Park this afternoon

16-Jan-2001•Don Cameron

Two wins the aim for Central and Auckland after Hastings washout

Any part of the cricketing world faced with a water shortage has an easy solution to its problems

14-Jan-2001•Peter Hoare

International class of Fleming, Twose shines through

It's said the truest and toughest test of an international player is that he not only be one but look like one

14-Jan-2001•Steve McMorran

Canterbury fight to live another day on tricky wicket

Canterbury continued their momentum towards a Shell Cup semi-final place at Whangarei today

14-Jan-2001•Chris Rosie

Glimpse of Twose form coincides with welcome Wellington success

Roger Twose had become increasingly conscious, even broodingly concerned, that his form for Wellington through this Shell Cup season had not been commensurate with his status as one of the best one-day batsmen in the world

12-Jan-2001•Steve McMorran

First step of Canterbury revival path completed with ease

Canterbury's seven wicket winning margin was just what the doctor prescribed in their Shell Cup match against Central Districts at Timaru today

12-Jan-2001•Matthew Appleby

Tight margin belies comfort behind Northern win over Otago

Northern Districts dispelled any dangers of electing to bat first on a Centennial Park pitch showing a slight tinge of green, by making an assured 242/6 from their 50 overs

12-Jan-2001•Warwick Larkins

Captain Stead gets his wish

Canterbury captain, Gary Stead's wish that his side would come out and "play their best with their backs to the wall," in this Shell Trophy match with Central Districts, came true

11-Jan-2001•Matthew Appleby

Declaration drama fails to alter final outcome

No-one could have imagined the drama and controversy that lay ahead when play started on the fourth and final day of the Otago versus Northern Districts Shell Trophy match at Carisbrook, Dunedin

11-Jan-2001•Warwick Larkins

Rain kills off hope of positive result in tough duel

Wellington coach Vaughn Johnson couldn't hide his preoccupation with today's bizarre events at Carisbrook as his team's Shell Trophy match with Auckland, which flared into vibrant life yesterday, faded to end in a drawn

11-Jan-2001•Steve McMorran

Canterbury facing gloomy battle to avoid defeat

Canterbury's Shell Trophy fixture with Central Districts moved gloomily towards a conclusion at Village Green today

10-Jan-2001•Matthew Appleby

Nash hints at better days ahead for himself and Auckland

Dion Nash and Kyle Mills scored centuries and forged a partnership, hardened by the flames of adversity, which reshaped Auckland's Shell Trophy match against Wellington and gave it balance at the end of its third day today

10-Jan-2001•Steve McMorran

Otago takes first innings points though more could yet be on offer

Rain may have threatened to limit the Otago-Northern Districts to a first innings contest but that didn't prevent an exciting end to the third day's play today at Carisbrook

10-Jan-2001•Warwick Larkins

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