Domestic News

Astle Century Not Enough for Canterbury 17/12/2008 Todd Astle came of age but was denied the chance to celebrate in the appropriate fashion as Canterbury's State Championship cricket match against Northern Districts ended in a draw in Hamilton today. read more →
Rain Helps as Wellington Hold on for Draw 17/12/2008 Rain thwarted Central Districts as their State Championship cricket match against Wellington petered out to a tame draw today. read more →
Butler back to haunt old province 17/12/2008 Ian Butler turned on a stellar all-round performance against his former team as the State Otago Volts picked up first innings points against State Northern Knights in Dunedin today. read more →
It’s Official – Kiwis Love Cricket 17/12/2008 SPARC’s 2007/08 Active New Zealand Survey is good news for the future of cricket – and for the health of New Zealanders. read more →
Auckland, Otago Concede Defeat On Dream Batting Pitch 16/12/2008 Draw - first innings win to Auckland read more →
Auckland in a Handy Position at the end of Day Three 15/12/2008 The State Auckland Aces secured first innings points on day three with their total of 430 declared in the match against the State Otago Volts at the Eden Park Outer Oval. read more →
Hamilton Boys High Take National Cricket Title 14/12/2008 Hamilton Boys High School have been crowned Gillette Cup champions for 2008 after a two wicket win over Westlake Boys High School in the final. read more →
Central Look to Extend Their Championship Lead 14/12/2008 Central Stags captain Matthew Sinclair wasn’t able to add to his overnight score of 164 in the State Championship match against the Wellington Firebirds at the Basin Reserve. read more →
Northern in Control at Seddon Park 14/12/2008 The Northern Knights have already secured first innings points and lifted themselves off the bottom of the table on day three of their State Championship match against the Canterbury Wizards at Seddon Park. read more →
Maiden First Class Century for Guptill 14/12/2008 Opening batsman Martin Guptill was the most devastating of the Auckland players, cracking 21 fours and a six to be 129 not out at the end of play. read more →