White Ferns ready to crush English Roses
The White Ferns depart New Zealand, bound for English shores this week, full of confidence and ready to show the current 50-over world champs what they’ve got.
23 Jun, 2010 in International News
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No regrets for former fast bowler
www.blackcaps.co.nz spoke exclusively with Iain O'Brien about the tough decision to retire from top level cricket, life after the BLACKCAPS and his next step on the career ladder.
17 Jun, 2010 in International News
Preparations begin in Brisbane ahead of Sri Lankan tour
With the tour of Sri Lanka getting closer by the day, seven BLACKCAPS have taken the opportunity to adapt to sub-continent conditions and will be spending the next two weeks in Brisbane.
17 Jun, 2010 in International News
Cricket Laws updated
The MCC Laws of Cricket 2000 code – 4th edition 2010 is now available for all cricket enthusiasts, players, umpires and coaches.
17 Jun, 2010 in Community News
Elliott recovered and ready to go
After missing the New Zealand summer and the BLACKCAPS trip to the West Indies because of a knee injury, Wellington all-rounder Grant Elliott is in fighting form and is out show he wants a spot in the team to tour Sri Lanka.
16 Jun, 2010 in International News
Guptill prepares for sub-continent
The BLACKCAPS came home disappointed after not kicking on in the recent ICC World Twenty20 competition in the West Indies, however lessons have been learnt and their attention now turns to the up coming tour of the sub-continent.
15 Jun, 2010 in International News
New Zealand Cricket look to resume tours to Zimbabwe
The BLACKCAPS are looking to resume cricketing ties with Zimbabwe next year following key talks today between the Zimbabwe sports minister David Coltart and New Zealand Cricket chief executive Justin Vaughan.
15 Jun, 2010 in International News
Anton Devcich’s cricketing travels
The cricket here is going well, I'm playing for HBS which Grant Elliott, Gareth Hopkins and Shane Dites have, in previous years, played for.
15 Jun, 2010 in Domestic News
Making the most of the cold weather
With the temperatures dropping, it doesn’t mean that those involved with cricket should drop what they are doing during the warmer months. Northern Knights coach Grant Bradburn has some great tips for coaches regarding the winter months
15 Jun, 2010 in Community News
Van Wyk Joins Central Stags
Kruger van Wyk is to join the Central Districts Stags for the forthcoming domestic cricket season. Van Wyk has played for the Canterbury Wizards for four seasons including captaining the side in the last three.
12 Jun, 2010 in Domestic News
From Volts to Lightening for T20 competition
BLACKCAP Twenty20 specialist Nathan McCullum has just arrived in the UK for a five week placement with the Lancashire Lightening for the Friends Provident Twenty20 competition.
11 Jun, 2010 in International News
Hiini in Holland
The UK is no longer the only destination Kiwi cricketers choose to go during the New Zealand winter months – Holland is fast becoming an exciting alternative to the traditional cricketing nations.
11 Jun, 2010 in Domestic News
Sir Jack Newman Award winner announced
The 2009/10 winner of the Sir Jack Newman Award, recognising an outstanding junior cricket administrator for his or her past and present services to the development of junior cricket in New Zealand, is John Grocott from Christchurch.
11 Jun, 2010 in Community News
Southee named in top 50 sexy sportsmen
BLACKCAPS pace man Tim Southee has been named as one of the most sexy men in sport.
10 Jun, 2010 in International News
Franklins, Butler star for Gloucestershire
James Franklin smashed an unbeaten 41 and Ian Butler took three wickets as the Gloucestershire Gladiators easily beat the Surrey Lions by 10 wickets in the Friends Provident t20 competition.
09 Jun, 2010 in International News
Kiwis to star in Friends Provident T20 competition
While New Zealand is heading into winter, in the Northern Hemisphere the cricket season is heating up.
09 Jun, 2010 in International News
Lancashire sign Nathan McCullum, Gloucestershire sign Butler
McCullum will replace Pakistan's Shoaib Malik, who will miss the tournament due to international commitments, following the reversal of his ban by the PCB.
08 Jun, 2010 in International News
More than meets the eye
You can’t have a cricket game without umpires. Whether you are looking at getting involved for a hobby, or for a career, umpiring is a great way to stay involved and give something back to cricket.
08 Jun, 2010 in International News
Alan Hunt to coach the Central Stags
Former Auckland representative Alan Hunt has been appointed to coach the Central Stags for the next two years.
08 Jun, 2010 in Domestic News
New face of Central Districts Cricket
After having the same leader for over 20 years, it was time for a change and this week Central Districts Cricket Association welcomed in their new leader in the form of Hugh Henderson.
08 Jun, 2010 in Domestic News
Tim Johnston Makes Bollywood Debut
Canterbury and New Zealand Under 19 off spinner Tim Johnston has settled into the English lifestyle. Canterbury Cricket recently caught up with Tim to see how things have been going now that his season is well under way.
08 Jun, 2010 in Domestic News
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