Kaur onslaught sends Australia crashing
Australia have been sent crashing out of the Women's Cricket World Cup by India on a chastening day for the world champions at Derby.
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Back to future for Sparks
Back to future for Sparks
Nathan King has returned to Otago cricket a year after resigning as head coach of the Volts.
England women into final
England women into final
England booked a place in the Women's World Cup final with a dramatic two-wicket win over South Africa.
Chances of pink ball test diminish
Chances of pink ball test diminish
Eden Park seems almost certain to host an England test against New Zealand next summer - but it may not be the hoped-for pink-ball contest.
South Africa crush England to level series
South Africa crush England to level series
South Africa took full advantage of an abject England batting display on to complete a crushing 340-run win in the second test at Trent Bridge which levelled the series 1-1 with two games remaining.
White Ferns ousted from World Cup
White Ferns ousted from World Cup
India have embarrassed New Zealand by 186 runs in their final round robin match at Derby this morning, ousting them from the cricket World Cup.
White Ferns beaten by England
White Ferns beaten by England
England reinforced their "favourites" status at the Women's Cricket World Cup with a 75-run win over New Zealand at Derby.
Otago on lookout for quick bowlers
Otago on lookout for quick bowlers
Fast bowlers wanted.
Craig, Smith among initial 13 contracted by Otago
Craig, Smith among initial 13 contracted by Otago
Otago has picked a well tested bunch in the initial naming of contracted players for next season.
Devine smashes NZ to victory
Devine smashes NZ to victory
New Zealand's Sophie Devine became the first batter in women's ODI history to hit nine sixes in an innings as the White Ferns hammered Pakistan.
White Ferns thrash West Indies
White Ferns thrash West Indies
Rachel Priest smashed a blistering 90 off 55 balls as New Zealand cruised to an eight-wicket victory over the West Indies in an ICC Women's World Cup match in Taunton.
Douglas now groundsman at Events Centre
Douglas now groundsman at Events Centre
Molyneux Park needs a new groundsman after Andrew Douglas accepted a position to prepare the playing surface at the Sir John Davies Oval at the Queenstown Events Centre.
Wells to concentrate on legal career
Wells to concentrate on legal career
Sam Wells has had a few months to think about his decision to retire and has no regrets.
Loss not the way Bates wanted 100th game to go
Loss not the way Bates wanted 100th game to go
She would have much rather have got the win but Suzie Bates did her best in her 100th one-day international for the White Ferns.
Nicol, Hicks joining Volts
Nicol, Hicks joining Volts
Otago has signed former Black Cap Rob Nicol and promising all-rounder Shawn Hicks for the coming season as the side looks to increase its depth.
Otago sign former Black Cap
Otago sign former Black Cap
Otago has signed former Black Cap Rob Nicol and promising all-rounder Shawn Hicks for the forthcoming season from Auckland.
White Ferns fall to Australia
White Ferns fall to Australia
The White Ferns have tasted their first defeat at the Women's Cricket World Cup, losing to Australia by five wickets overnight.
Jagannathan added to reserve umpiring panel
Jagannathan added to reserve umpiring panel
Otago umpire Kannan Jagannathan has been named on New Zealand Cricket’s reserve umpiring panel.
Craig hoping to bowl shortly
Craig hoping to bowl shortly
Black Caps and Otago spinner Mark Craig is back running three times a week and he will start rolling his arm over in the next few weeks.
Unemployment looms for Aussie cricketers - union
Unemployment looms for Aussie cricketers - union
More than 200 of Australia's top cricketers face unemployment within days, with a bitter pay dispute "extremely" unlikely to be resolved by a deadline on Friday, a union says.