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Record-breaking Sinclair turns it around for New Zealand

When Mathew Sinclair goes, he quite clearly goes big

01-Dec-2000•Peter Robinson

Mason leads Central Districts to victory with day to spare

Fine bowling by former Pahiatua farmer Michael Mason, who claimed his first five-wicket bag, helped Central Districts beat Otago by nine wickets with a day to spare in a first round Shell Trophy cricket match at Wanganui's Victoria Park today

01-Dec-2000•John B Phillips

Batting highlight in NZ demolition of Ireland

Classy New Zealand batting was a feature of the home side's victory over Ireland on the third day of the CricInfo Women's Cricket World Cup at the BIL Oval in Lincoln

01-Dec-2000•Chris Rosie

Allott propels Canterbury to victory with top order demolition

Geoff Allott showed tonight that while his bowling has become a limited resource, something to be rationed, it is the more precious for it as he took 4-23 to propel Canterbury to a four-wicket win over Wellington in a Shell Cup match at the

01-Dec-2000•Steve McMorran

Tame draw product of attempted revival effort

Wellington and Canterbury added another exhibit to cricket's hall of curiosities when their Shell Trophy match at the Basin Reserve, halved by rain, died meekly on its final day and with only a spasm or two before life became extinct

30-Nov-2000•Steve McMorran

Too close to call on a day of rearguard batting

This was a day so tense and full of unexpected twists and turns that it would have been no surprise had Al Gore turned up to demand a recount

30-Nov-2000•Peter Hoare

Sinclair keeps South Africa at bay

After a first day that somehow delivered rather less than it suggested, South Africa were handily placed to take a firm grip on the second Test and the three-match Castle Lager/MTN series

30-Nov-2000•Peter Robinson

India send a warning

India, through an accomplished 69 from the teenager Mathali Raj and tight bowling performances by Renu Margrate, Purnima Rao and Rupanjali Shastri, scored a comprehensive victory over South Africa on the second day of the CricInfo Women's World Cup

30-Nov-2000•Chris Rosie

England makes the most of chance to prepare

Faced with playing vital pool matches against South Africa and India in its next two games, England made the most of its time in the middle when beating the Netherlands by 140 runs at BIL Oval at Lincoln University today

30-Nov-2000•Lynn McConnell

Honours even on day dominated by bowlers

Good bowling combined with a pitch that offered pace and lateral movement to provide an eventful day's cricket at WestPac Trust Park, Hamilton as the Shell Trophy got under way with a repeat of last year's final between Northern Districts and

29-Nov-2000•Peter Hoare

Wellington frustrated even further by inclement weather

Wellington's frustration increased twofold when the third day of its Shell Trophy match with Canterbury at the Basin Reserve went the way of the second - abandoned today without a ball being bowled

29-Nov-2000•Steve McMorran

Australia draws first blood in World Cup opener

Australia took the winner's points yesterday and New Zealand the loser's lessons to apply before they achieve their aim of meeting again in the final of the CricInfo Women's World Cup at Christchurch's Lincoln University

29-Nov-2000•Lynn McConnell

Mexican standoff goes Canterbury's way

A more classic example of the frustrations which arise and the machinations which take place when a cricket match is affected by rain could hardly be imagined than that which occured at the Basin Reserve today when the second day of the Shell Trophy

28-Nov-2000•Steve McMorran

Big win leaves New Zealand with seam bowling conundrum

New Zealand duly completed a 211-run victory over Border in East London on Monday, but ended the match possibly not a great deal closer knowing the composition of their seam attack for the second Test match against South Africa starting in Port

27-Nov-2000•Peter Robinson

Captaincy lifts Bell to confident performance

When Matthew Bell accepted the Wellington captaincy this season in a caretaking, then in a fulltime capacity there were concerns, widely voiced, that the supplementary responsibility would damage his personal form

27-Nov-2000•Steve McMorran

Penn makes an argument for a second Test place

Adam Parore warmed up for the second Test match with a century in less than three hours against Border on Sunday, but the most thought-provoking effort of the day came from Andrew Penn who made a strong argument for inclusion in the side for Port

26-Nov-2000•Peter Robinson

McMillan and Astle make merry in the breeze

Any hangover left over from defeat in the first Test match was blown away in the sea breeze at East London's Buffalo Park on Saturday as Stephen Fleming's New Zealand tourists rattled up 311 for four declared before grabbing three Border wickets in

25-Nov-2000•Peter Robinson

Tuffey in a rush as New Zealand scramble home

New Zealand quick Daryl Tuffey didn't have much of a game as a bowler against the Border Invitation XI out at Alice on Friday, but he came good as a lower order batsman to clump the tourists to a two-wicket victory that had seemed, 10 overs before

24-Nov-2000•Peter Robinson

Wellington handed lesson by trans-Tasman visitors

New South Wales handed Wellington a cautionary, if exemplary, lesson a week from the start of their Shell Trophy campaign when they won a scheduled 50-over day-night match by seven wickets and within 25 overs at the WestpacTrust Stadium

23-Nov-2000•Steve McMorran

Nevin and Franklin star for Wellington

Chris Nevin and James Franklin make an odd couple - the former short, stocky and with a batting approach which mixes urgency and pugnacity; the other tall, more languid and more fluent, an easy shot-maker

22-Nov-2000•Steve McMorran

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