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Not adding up

Stephen Fleming knows precisely why New Zealand won Wednesday's fourth Cable & Wireless One-Day International in which contentious calculations raised eyebrows around the region

14-Jun-2002•Haydn Gill

Sanford replaces injured Dillon

Adam Sanford has been named replacement for fellow fast bowler Mervyn Dillon as West Indies prepare to face New Zealand in the last match of the best-of-five 2002 Cable & Wireless Trophy limited-overs international series at Kingstown, St

14-Jun-2002•Derrick Nicholas

Styris' day as New Zealand get back into one-day series

Northern Districts all-rounder Scott Styris will never forget June 12, 2002

13-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

New Zealand's one-day win percentage getting too low

It is one of the continually baffling mysteries of New Zealand cricket performance down through the ages that the same mistakes seem to keep repeating themselves

11-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

Cakewalk for West Indies

From about 3:30 p.m

10-Jun-2002•Haydn Gill

Ground's swell

St Lucia has hosted several outstanding Jazz Festivals in the past but it has never been the venue for the type of electrifying atmosphere that was generated at its new state-of-the-art Beausejour Stadium yesterday

09-Jun-2002•Haydn Gill

Top marks to new group

The translation of its name could not have been more fitting

08-Jun-2002•Haydn Gill

West Indies on guard

Carl Hooper expects New Zealand to come bouncing back for this weekend's back-to-back matches in St Lucia after their disappointing batting performance in the opening rain-ruined Cable & Wireless One-Day International

07-Jun-2002•Haydn Gill

Rain ruins match

Same venue, different day, almost the same depressing result

06-Jun-2002•Haydn Gill

Rain in Jamaica makes first ODI inconclusive

New Zealand's opening One-Day International on their tour of the West Indies was rained off in Jamaica today

06-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

Washout fears

For an hour yesterday afternoon, there would have been fears that today's opening Cable & Wireless One-Day International between West Indies and New Zealand was in serious doubt

05-Jun-2002•Haydn Gill

Kiwis get matchplay and a first-up win in Jamaica

New Zealand won the opening match of their tour of the West Indies today by 85 runs, but the match against the University of West Indies Vice Chancellor's XI was a rain-reduced affair

04-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

Weather likely to be a big factor in series - Crowe

New Zealand team manager, and former Test captain, Jeff Crowe is picking the weather to be a deciding factor in the forthcoming international series with the West Indies

03-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

Hart back in the frame and delighted with his chance

Northern Districts left-arm spinner Matthew Hart was one of the great "Whatever happened to" stories of New Zealand sport

27-May-2002•Lynn McConnell

Matthew Hart wins international recall and Hitchcock called up

New Zealand's quest to settle on their one-day team with next year's World Cup in mind took another twist today with the naming of 15 players for the tour of the West Indies

24-May-2002•Lynn McConnell

Contract issues resolved, for the moment

Changes to the nature of the contracts that New Zealand's players have with New Zealand Cricket were behind the 24-hour delay in the naming of the sides to tour the West Indies

24-May-2002•Lynn McConnell

New Zealand will face a more disciplined West Indies team - Wright

New Zealand can expect to meet a much more disciplined West Indies team, on their tour starting next week, than the side which toured here in 1999/00

24-May-2002•Lynn McConnell

Team announcement delayed

Player negotiations have delayed the naming of the New Zealand cricket team for the tour of the West Indies

23-May-2002•Lynn McConnell

Shane Bond looking the part in Darwin

Shane Bond's transformation into a fast bowler of the top class should be completed when he makes the New Zealand tour of the West Indies after the touring side is named tomorrow

22-May-2002•Lynn McConnell

Astle provides some welcome good news for New Zealand Cricket

Good news at last for New Zealand Cricket, ace batsman Nathan Astle does not have a tear of his patella tendon

13-May-2002•Lynn McConnell

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