Sparks captain inspires win
A fine double by State Otago Sparks captain
28 Dec, 2006 in Domestic News
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Champions’ opener halted early
State League champions Central Hinds saw the opening match of their title defence against State Auckland Hearts ended early by rain at Melville Park.
27 Dec, 2006 in Domestic News
No play in New Plymouth
The State Shield game between State Auckland Aces and State Central Stags at New Plymouth's Pukekura Park has been abandoned without a ball delivered.
27 Dec, 2006 in Domestic News
Spirit deny ton-up Blackwell
Australian international Alex Blackwell struck a century on her State Otago Sparks debut but State Northern Spirit claimed the points with a seven-run Duckworth-Lewis win at Carisbrook.
27 Dec, 2006 in Domestic News
BLACKCAPS ODI squad named
The BLACKCAPS squad for the first two matches of The National Bank ODI series
23 Dec, 2006 in International News
BLACKCAPS team named for first two one-day internationals
The BLACKCAPS squad for the first two One-Day International matches in Napier on December 28 and Queenstown on December 31 is: Daniel Vettori (captain)
23 Dec, 2006 in International News
Elliot guides Firebirds to victory
Grant Elliot's half-century helped State Wellington Firebirds to victory over State Central Stags at Nelson's Trafalgar Park. Elliot's 78
23 Dec, 2006 in Domestic News
Winning start to Wizards’ Shield defence
Craig McMillan's half -century and three top-order wickets by Hamish Bennett gave State Shield-holding Canterbury Wizards a 23-run win over State Otago Volts at Rangiora.
23 Dec, 2006 in Domestic News
Harmison quits one-dayers
English paceman Steve Harmison has pulled the pin on his one-day cricketing career after he was left out of the 16-man squad to take on New Zealand and Australia in the VB Series starting next month.
22 Dec, 2006 in International News
Warne irreplaceable - Sutherland
Cricket Australia chief executive James Sutherland believes Shane Warne's departure from the Australian Test team will leave a hole which may never be filled.
22 Dec, 2006 in International News
State Shield preview
The State Shield resumes this weekend with State Canterbury Wizards in possession of the trophy.
22 Dec, 2006 in Domestic News
Wellington wins Women’s National Development Tournament
Wellington won the 2006 New Zealand Cricket Women's National Development Tournament after a premature end was forced by rain at Lincoln University.
22 Dec, 2006 in Domestic News
Clark seizing his chance
Australian pace bowler Stuart Clark has surprised many pundits with his superb efforts in the Ashes campaign so far but the lanky right-armer says he is just grateful to be part of the team.
21 Dec, 2006 in International News
Women’s National Development Tournament: Day 5
All three round five matches of the national women's development tournament played at Lincoln University were abandoned without a ball being bowled.
21 Dec, 2006 in Domestic News
MILO Cup and Shield Finals 2006
King's School will play Hereworth School in Palmerston North to decide the 2006 MILO Cup winners and Cobham and Waimea Intermediate Schools will contest the MILO Shield after wins in their respective sem
21 Dec, 2006 in Community News
MILO Finals 2006
MILO Cup
21 Dec, 2006 in Community News
Ashes planning key to success
Ricky Ponting has revealed that a team meeting a week after Australia's 1-2 Ashes defeat to England last year was the brainchild for the squad's remarkable success over the past 14 months.
20 Dec, 2006 in International News
State Championship statistics
State Canterbury Wizards lead the State Championship going into the first-class competition's mid-summer break
20 Dec, 2006 in Domestic News
Women's National Development Tournament: Day 4
Central Districts gained their first win of the 2006 Women's National Development Tournament despite heavy rain at Lincoln.
20 Dec, 2006 in Domestic News
Australia reclaims Ashes in record time
Australia has regained the Ashes from England after winning the third Ashes Test at the WACA Ground in Perth by 206 runs and taking an unbeatable 3-0 lead in the series.
19 Dec, 2006 in International News
India gets first win in South Africa
India achieved an historic first Test victory in South Africa when beating the home team at the Wanderers in Johannesburg by 123 runs in the first Test.
19 Dec, 2006 in International News
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