Black Caps keep options open
Williamson keeps options open
South African captain Faf du Plessis has revealed the hand he will play when the first test against New Zealand gets under way in Dunedin this morning.
Adrian Seconi
History favours S. Africa for the win
History favours S. Africa for the win
Here is a fun fact if you are supporting the South Africans in the first test which gets under way at the University Oval today.
Test not just about cricket
Here's a tip from Terry: test not just about cricket
DVML chief executive Terry Davies is hoping the cricket test, starting at the University Oval today, will be a bit more like a day at the races.
Cricketers' rivalry began at school
Opening bars of rivalry began at school
South Africa opener Dean Elgar and Black Caps left-armer Neil Wagner have been drawn back into a rivalry which stretches back to their school days.
Raval relishing daunting challenge
Raval relishing daunting challenge
Jeet Raval has one of the hardest jobs going around this week.
Green Island seals senior title; Wagner in fine form for Albion
Green Island seals senior title; Wagner in fine form for Albion
NEV 230 lost to Green Island233 for seven by three wickets
Broom back for match in capital
Broom back for match in capital
Something good might come out of the Black Caps decision not to play a specialist batsman at No5 after all.
Black Caps can look to University Oval record
Black Caps can look to University Oval record
Still getting over the Black Caps loss in the ODI series decider against South Africa on Saturday?
Broom named in Otago team
Broom named in Otago team
Otago has named an unchanged side for its maiden day-night Plunket Shield match, but with one valuable addition.
Wagner, Neesham named in test squad
Wagner, Neesham named in test squad
Neil Wagner will lead the Albion attack at Tonga Park today, and later in the week he could be back bouncing out international batsmen.
Manager proudest of unity
Manager proudest of unity
Otago Hockey general manager Rachel Minton-Smith is moving on after more than three years in the role.
Too few Kavanagh cricketers
Too few Kavanagh cricketers
A lack of playing numbers has sent cricket into a hiatus at Kavanagh College.
Otago top in participation
Otago top in participation
Otago secondary schools claim the gold medal for participation.
University Oval ready for its big test
Davies' 'baby' ready for its big test
You have probably never met someone more excited about grass than Mike Davies.
Volts' prospects bright heading into the dark unknown
Volts' prospects bright heading into the dark unknown
The light at the end of the tunnel has just emerged in time for Otago's maiden day-night first-class match in Wellington next week.
Unbeaten ton from Kitchen sinks ND
Unbeaten ton from Kitchen sinks ND
Anaru Kitchen carried Otago to its first Plunket Shield win of the season with a rousing undefeated century at Cobham Oval, in Whangarei, yesterday.
Kake to focus on regions initially
Kake to focus on regions initially
Mark Kake's first job is to get around the regions and find out what everyone needs.
Wagner keeps his hand in
Wagner keeps his hand in
North East Valley 110 lost toAlbion 115 for two by eight wickets
Teen bowler shines with five for 56
Teen bowler shines with five for 56
Teenage pace bowler Nathan Smith has got Otago in the battle with his maiden first-class five-wicket bag.
Lighted path mooted for Lions match
Lighted path mooted for Lions match
Preparations for the arrival of the British and Irish Lions are under way, as the Dunedin City Council works on plans to construct a lighted pathway to guide the way to the venue.