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Volts starting at the top

Otago coach Josh Tasman-Jones underarms the ball back to a player during a training session at...

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Volts starting at the top

Otago will get their season under way tomorrow with a one-dayer against Canterbury at Hagley Oval. Cricket writer Adrian Seconi catches up with rookie coach Josh Tasman-Jones to discuss his team’s...

SA demolish Pakistan

SA demolish Pakistan

Laura Wolvaardt’s brilliant 90 set up a dominant 150-run win (DLS method) for South Africa over Pakistan at the Women’s Cricket World Cup yesterday.

Robertson adds OCA board member to CV

Grant Robertson. Photo: Gregor Richardson

Robertson adds OCA board member to CV

University of Otago vice-chancellor Grant Robertson will take a spot on the board of the Otago Cricket Association.

Tigresses pipped at post

Sri Lanka earned their first win of the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup with an extraordinary seven-run victory over Bangladesh yesterday.

Brien, Brookes spearhead Oamaru victory

Oamaru, Union and St Kevin’s had comfortable wins over Glenavy, Valley and Waitaki Boys’ respectively in the second round of Borton Cup cricket at the weekend.

Another washout for White Ferns at World Cup

The White Ferns were in a strong position against Pakistan when they were forced to leave the...

Another washout for White Ferns at World Cup

The White Ferns hopes of reaching the Cricket World Cup semi-finals have taken a hit following another washout.

One-day series squared

Wellington recorded a two-wicket win against Otago in a limited-overs warm-up game in the capital on Thursday.

‘Crunch time’ for focused White Ferns

‘Crunch time’ for focused White Ferns

White Ferns seamer Rosemary Mair has described tonight’s game against Pakistan in Colombo as crunch time.

Conway dropped for first T20

Conway dropped for first T20

Devon Conway has been dropped from the Black Caps Twenty20 playing XI for the first game against England at Hagley Oval in Christchurch this evening.

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Trip north proves productive for Volts

Otago Volts Cricket coach Josh Tasman-Jones. PHOTO: ODT FILES

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Trip north proves productive for Volts

The Otago Volts have been on the synthetic grass.

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Wallace’s role to keep level head, pave way for others

Otago manager Simon Wallace has a chat with some medical staff during the NPC quarterfinal...

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Wallace’s role to keep level head, pave way for others

Simon Wallace sees his role as paving the way for others to succeed.

Ferns’ hopes hit as rain ends game

Ferns’ hopes hit as rain ends game

The White Ferns’ chances of boosting their Women’s Cricket World Cup qualification hopes were spoiled by rain as their group stage clash against Sri Lanka was abandoned in Colombo yesterday.

Proteas win thriller

Half-centuries from Chloe Tryon and Marizanne Kapp guided South Africa to a thrilling three-wicket victory over Bangladesh at the Women’s Cricket World Cup yesterday.

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New Zealand an ‘awesome place’ to tour

England’s Harry Brook goes on the attack during his day-one century in his side’s second test...

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New Zealand an ‘awesome place’ to tour

England white-ball captain Harry Brook can think of worse places to play some cricket.

Union start season with convincing win

Blustery conditions greeted North Otago cricketers in the opening round of the new club season.

Captain stars as England stay perfect

Nat Sciver-Brunt produced a captain’s knock of the highest order as her record-breaking fifth Women’s Cricket World Cup century was the catalyst for England’s 89-run win over Sri Lanka.