Volts collapse like Soviet bloc
Auckland will keep the Ross Dykes Memorial trophy for another year.
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SA swat England aside
SA swat England aside
Laura Wolvaardt produced one of the great ODI innings and Marizanne Kapp made Women’s Cricket World Cup history as South Africa beat England to reach the final.
Strong contenders aplenty in South Otago
Strong contenders aplenty in South Otago
The South Otago cricket season gets under way this weekend among the weather-induced carnage.
Volts seeking to reinstall Ross Dykes Memorial Trophy in their cabinet
Volts seeking to reinstall Ross Dykes Memorial Trophy in their cabinet
Auckland have it.
Black Caps skittle England to clinch series
Black Caps skittle England to clinch series
Late replacement Blair Tickner took four for 34 and Daryl Mitchell hit 56 not out as New Zealand beat England by five wickets in the second one-day international in Hamilton tonight.
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England, Australia favourites as semis loom
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England, Australia favourites as semis loom
It is semifinals time at the Women’s Cricket World Cup in India.
White Ferns ‘weren’t good enough’ — Devine
White Ferns ‘weren’t good enough’ — Devine
The White Ferns are officially out of the Cricket World Cup.
Tickner in for injured Jamieson
Tickner in for injured Jamieson
Central Stags pace bowler Blair Tickner has been added to the Black Caps squad for the remainder of the ODI series against England.
Brook's defiance in vain as NZ beat England
Brook's defiance in vain as NZ beat England
New Zealand overcame a blitz from centurion Harry Brook to beat England by four wickets on Sunday in the opening game of their three-match one-day international series, with Daryl...
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Volts crumble in opener as Nicholls fires
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Volts crumble in opener as Nicholls fires
The Otago cricket season started just like the Otago rugby season finished.
King leads way as Australia clinch top
King leads way as Australia clinch top
Alana King produced the best bowling figures in Women’s Cricket World Cup history to clinch top spot in the league stage for Australia.
Black Caps dismiss England, but Brook wields bat
Black Caps dismiss England, but Brook wields bat
England captain Harry Brook has saved his team's blushes with a big-hitting century in the opening one-dayer against New Zealand at Mt Maunganui.
Stiff side rules Jamieson out of England series
Stiff side rules Jamieson out of England series
Fast bowler Kyle Jamieson has been ruled out of New Zealand's one-day international series with England due to stiffness in his side, New Zealand Cricket said.
‘Almanack’ names Santner, Henry players of the year
‘Almanack’ names Santner, Henry players of the year
Black Caps duo Mitchell Santner and Matt Henry have been named players of the year in the 2025 New Zealand Cricket Almanack.
White Ferns out after World Cup loss
White Ferns out after World Cup loss
The outgunned White Ferns have suffered a 53-runs loss to India to end their title hopes at what has been a disappointing Cricket World Cup campaign.
Not a good night for cricket
Not a good night for cricket
Black Cap Tim Seifert scrambles to make his ground in the third T20 international against England at Eden Park in Auckland last night.
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Volts starting at the top
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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
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
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.