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Adam Parore to take an indefinite break from cricket

New Zealand Test wicket-keeping incumbent Adam Parore has decided to take an indefinite break from all cricket and may not be available for the forthcoming National Bank Test series with England

21-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Collingwood the hero as England take 43-run win in Napier

Hard work developing his bowling action worked for Durham county all-rounder Paul Collingwood last night when he skittled Lou Vincent, Chris Cairns, Chris Harris and Andre Adams to help England to a deserved 43-run win over New Zealand at Napier

20-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Collingwood looking for more pace from bowling action

England's hero in yesterday's 43-run win over New Zealand Paul Collingwood is looking to develop more pace in his bowling action

20-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Winning England performance about putting things right

England were not the best side in the world and nor were they the worst and last night's victory over New Zealand had been about putting things right, according to England captain Nasser Hussain

20-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

New Zealand forgot their own lessons while losing in Napier

New Zealand failed to learn from the lessons they dished out to England in Wellington when going down by 43 runs in Napier last night

20-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Bouncer could rear its head in Napier match

McLean Park's faster pace and superior bounce may well see the bouncer become a significant factor for the first time in the National Bank One-Day International Series when New Zealand meet England in their third match in Napier tomorrow

19-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

England still keen to win series 3-2

England are taking the view that they can still win the National Bank Series 3-2 as they head into tomorrow's vital match at McLean Park in Napier

19-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Vincent takes Jonty's hints but wants to be his own man

Watch out for even more improvements in livewire New Zealand batsman and fielder Lou Vincent's game before the next World Cup

18-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Batting formula is one Aberhart would like to see more often

New Zealand's batting performance against England at Wellington on Saturday night was more like the sort of display coach Denis Aberhart would like to see consistently from his side

18-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Trescothick prepared to put in extra work if required as 'keeper

It hasn't been developed as a firm policy yet but if it should Marcus Trescothick, England's utility wicket-keeper, is prepared to put the work in to give his side options for matches

18-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Butler impresses, and Adams continues to impress

The first game in Christchurch did not begin well for us when we assembled as we learnt that our pace ace Shane Bond had suffered what looked like a stress fracture of the foot

18-Feb-2002•Chris Cairns

New Zealand manager knows nothing of match referee's warning

New Zealand team manager Jeff Crowe is unaware of any directive by ICC Match Referee Denis Lindsay to his team to curb bad language, send-offs for batsmen and excessive appealing

17-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Mental side of England's game has coach concerned

Cricket's mental side is the part of the game England coach Duncan Fletcher worries about most, and it is where he thinks his side has run into trouble in New Zealand

17-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

England have the ability, they just haven't shown it

Positivism was the message England captain Nasser Hussain was throwing out after his side's record one-day loss to New Zealand at WestpacTrust Stadium in Wellington

16-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Adaptation the key in record New Zealand win over England

New Zealand had to play the conditions on memory but their handling of a difficult pitch to beat England by 155 runs in the National Bank Series One-Day International on WestpacTrust Stadium in Wellington tonight was a clinical lesson in adaptability

16-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Fleming says team is closer to where it wants to be

The bad news for England after last night's 155-run loss to New Zealand in the National Bank Series ODI in Wellington is that Stephen Fleming and his side are only partly on the journey to where they want to be

16-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Hadlee throws down the gauntlet to his players, and to England

New Zealand selection chairman Sir Richard Hadlee is keen to see his side do a "Prada" on England and take a 5-0 series win just like Team New Zealand did in the last America's Cup

16-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Weather conditions in Wellington could result in slow pitch

Changes to both teams appear likely for the second match in the National Bank Series between New Zealand and England at the WestpacTrust Stadium in Wellington tomorrow

15-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

England's collapse more costly than New Zealand's

New Zealand's four-wicket victory over England in the National Bank Series opener at Christchurch's Jade Stadium was achieved because their collapse of four for eight was nowhere near as injurious as the eight for 40 suffered by England

13-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Ownership bid needed for England middle-order

Finger pointing won't be an option in the England dressing room after today's four-wicket loss to New Zealand in the first One-Day International of the National Bank Series, in Christchurch

13-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

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