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Peace breaks out in Parore debate

The peace pipe was smoked at New Zealand Cricket headquarters today as chief executive Martin Snedden met with wicket-keeper Adam Parore and selection committee chairman Sir Richard Hadlee to defuse a potential selection snarler

05-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

Canterbury name strong team to meet England

England seem certain to face a much tougher match than that provided by Otago when they meet Canterbury in the last warm-up match before the first Test starting next week in Christchurch

05-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

England's draw leaves more questions than answers

Queenstown's sun finally broke through on the third afternoon but it didn't shine on either Otago or England as a draw was all England could manage against the worst-performed side in New Zealand's domestic cricket this summer

04-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

England's batting needs confidence-boosting lift in next match

England are struggling to avoid a serious batting crisis going into the first Test of their three-match National Bank series with New Zealand

04-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

Batting test ahead for England on last day against Otago

England's batsmen will have a definite chance for exoneration if the weather gods are kind to them on the last day of their National Bank tour match with Otago at Queenstown's Events Centre tomorrow

03-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

England missed their chance - Lees

Former New Zealand cricket coach Warren Lees was amazed at England's failure to make the most of their opportunities on a limited first day of their three-day match against Otago at Queenstown today

02-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

England Test countdown hampered by Queenstown's rain

One day down and five to go

02-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

Tour Diary: The Final Chapter

A week ago we pulled back to level the series at 2-2

01-Mar-2002•Jeremy Snape

England celebrate Otago's 125 years at stunning new venue

England's pre-Test three-day match tomorrow with Otago starting in Queenstown, New Zealand's major tourist resort, is in celebration of 125 years of cricket for the Otago Cricket Association - the southernmost first-class association in the world

01-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

Walmsley back for England game

Otago's most successful bowler this season former international Kerry Walmsley has regained his fitness and will play against England in the three-day match starting at the Queenstown Events Centre on Saturday

28-Feb-2002•Steve Davie

Relief was the feeling at end of series victory over England

When you win there can often be different kinds of emotion

28-Feb-2002•Chris Cairns

Parore not wanted by Auckland for next match

Auckland have decided they don't want wicket-keeper Adam Parore for their next State Championship match starting in Palmerston North against Central Districts on Monday

28-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Fletcher and Hussain sing different verses from same song sheet

Look at the headlines coming from the England camp in New Zealand after the last one-day international and it appears there is a wide divergence of views between the coach and the captain

27-Feb-2002•Ralph Dellor

Eden Park confirmed as third Test venue after rumours surface

New Zealand Cricket chief executive Martin Snedden said there was no truth in the rumour that the third National Bank Test match at Eden Park between New Zealand and England was to be transferred to Hamilton

27-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

In the end individual class was the difference as New Zealand won

Astle - cometh the hour..

26-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Tick for effort but still work to be done says Fleming

New Zealand got a tick for their one-day efforts this summer, but nothing more, from captain Stephen Fleming

26-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Batting through was the main goal for Astle

Once he had posted his 50 last night New Zealand's Man of the Match in the five-wicket National Bank Series One-Day International win over England, Nathan Astle said he had only wanted to make sure he batted through

26-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Fielding and batting in last 15 overs priorities for England

England's fielding, and their batting in the last 15 overs, are areas of their one-day game that captain Nasser Hussain would like to see improved

26-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

One-day series win no advantage for Test series, but it helps

New Zealand couldn't claim an advantage for the Test series from last night's National Bank Series win over England but it certainly could feel a lot better about its own cricket

26-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Fleming says as game changes Duckworth/Lewis should change

New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming believes cricket authorities should review the Duckworth/Lewis system as the result of changes that have been made to the one-day game

25-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

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