Domestic News

Five for Dodd in Blaze win 31/12/2005 Anna Dodd took five wickets for only seven runs as State Wellington Blaze completed a double over State Otago Sparks at Dunedin¦s University Oval. read more →
Magicians triumph despite McGlashan ton 31/12/2005 Haidee Tiffen was again the scourge of State Central Hinds¦ bowling to give State League champion Canterbury Wizards a 23-run victory in Christchurch. read more →
Tiffen weaves spell for Magicians 30/12/2005 Haidee Tiffen¦s forceful innings helped State League champion State Canterbury Magicians to 62-run victory over State Central Hinds in Christchurch. read more →
Mason stars as Hinds double up 28/12/2005 White Fern Aimee Mason starred as State Central Hinds completed a double over State Otago Sparks in Dunedin. read more →
Kember helps Hearts gain revenge 28/12/2005 Ros Kember¦s 60 helped State Auckland Hearts avenge their opening day defeat at the Basin Reserve. read more →
Hinds make winning start 27/12/2005 A big-hitting innings from Sara McGlashan and a prolific spell from Kelly Winkley helped State Central Hinds to a six-wicket win over State Otago Sparks in Dunedin to open the State League season. read more →
Blaze open with victory 27/12/2005 Amanda Cooper and Kate Blackwell starred for State Wellington Blaze with bat and ball respectively in their side¦s State League victory over State Auckland Hearts at the Basin Reserve. read more →
National Women’s Development Tournament 2005: Finals 24/12/2005 Canterbury took first place in the 2005 National Women¦s Development Tournament after a rain-abbreviated match at Ilam Playing Fields. read more →
National Women’s Development Tournament 2005: Round 5 23/12/2005 Central Districts narrowly won through to the final of the 2005 National Women¦s Development Tournament after victory over Otago at Ilam Playing Fields. read more →
Women’s National Development Tournament 2005 Round 1 & 2 19/12/2005 Three half-centuries provide the highlight of the day on Round 2 of the Women¦s Development Tournament at Christchurch¦s Ilam Playing Fields. read more →