Sweet victory for Bates against Bangladesh
Sweet victory for Bates against Bangladesh
Half a game. All of the points.
Adrian Seconi
White Ferns win toss in shortened match
White Ferns win toss in shortened match
New Zealand has won the toss and will bowl first in its critical Women's World Cup cricket match against Bangladesh in Dunedin.
‘Bug’ forces club to pull out of games
‘Bug’ forces club to pull out of games
Green Island was forced to pulled out of its Dunedin club twenty20 fixture against Albion on Friday and its declaration game against Carisbrook-Dunedin/Kaikorai on Saturday due to Covid-19.
South Africa beats Bangladesh in low-scorer
South Africa beats Bangladesh in low-scorer
Veteran South African seamer Ayabonga Khaka delivered victory for her side with a crucial four-wicket haul against Bangladesh in a World Cup game in Dunedin today.
Cullen helps Otago start well
Cullen helps Otago start well
Bernice Cullen showed her class in the pit to help Otago to a winning start in Hastings.
Landers set on bringing their spark back in battle
Landers set on bringing their spark back in battle
Last week’s defeat sits uncomfortably in the gut of Highlanders first five Mitch Hunt.
International sporting history to be made
International sporting history to be made
The White Ferns got the World Cup under way with a shock loss against the West Indies in Mount Maunganui yesterday.
Big opportunity for Fakatava
Big opportunity for Fakatava
Perhaps Folau Fakatava can help unlock the Highlanders’ attack.
White Ferns hitting their straps as the big show begins
White Ferns hitting their straps as the big show begins
It is OK to let hope seep in. It is OK to feel quietly confident. And it is OK to dream again.
Cup one more challenge for NZ duo
Cup one more challenge for NZ duo
White Ferns duo Suzie Bates and Katey Martin have shared many memorable summers, but this season shapes as arguably the most important and quite possibly their last together.
Start to women’s contest delayed
Start to women’s contest delayed
Nothing can dampen the enthusiasm.
Signs bode well for NZ: Campbell
Signs bode well for NZ: Campbell
Former White Fern Catherine Campbell leaned on one of life’s great lessons when she walked into the dressing room midway through the 2000 World Cup final.
Highlander twin has to put aside brotherly love
Highlander twin has to put aside brotherly love
Thomas Umaga-Jensen is finally out of rehab and can't wait for an opportunity to run at twin brother Peter in Wellington on Saturday night.
Versatile Muir about to play another new role
Versatile Muir about to play another new role
Greer Muir started out in the Otago midfield, shifted to the loose forwards and now looks set cover the lock position for Matatu when Super Rugby Aupiki gets under way in Taupo this weekend.
Dominant Sparks the champions
Dominant Sparks the champions
Champions.
Concerns cause club netball to be put on hold for two weeks
Concerns cause club netball to be put on hold for two weeks
Club netball in Dunedin has been put on hold for two weeks.
Sparks romp over Blaze to claim shield
Sparks romp over Blaze to claim shield
Otago spinner Eden Carson helped the Sparks clinch a comfortable 138-run win against Wellington in the final of the Hallyburton Johnstone Shield in Queenstown yesterday.
Sparks burn Blaze to clinch shield
Sparks burn Blaze to clinch shield
What a turnaround.
Ebrahim’s case made
Ebrahim’s case made
Otago captain Kate Ebrahim does not have a point to prove — she has already proved it.
Premier grade, Hawke Cup impacted
Premier grade, Hawke Cup impacted
The Covid-19 cancellation page is up and running again.