Otago will be without one of its talisman for its one-day game against competition leader Auckland, in Oamaru, tomorrow.
It is a real curse when you get out for a single-digit score.
The Otago Sparks were probably just a decent partnership away from a surprise win against Canterbury in a twenty/20 fixture in Christchurch yesterday.
The Otago Sparks have a shot at making a final if the next three days go well.
Black Caps and Otago offspinner Nathan McCullum has a new job.
There was some elation but mostly just relief when Otago posted its first limited-overs win this summer.
Pfffffffffff. The sound of a deflated Otago side letting out a collective sigh after it was crushed by Canterbury by 99 runs at the Queenstown Events Centre yesterday.
Some sweet striking and a superb century from Scott Styris went without reward when rain stopped play between Otago and Northern Districts yesterday.
Otago Goldrush forward Casey Lockwood has been appointed Basketball Otago director of development.
English import Darren Stevens has stayed on in New Zealand a bit longer than anticipated.
Wynton Rufer was once a football-mad 10-year-old from Miramar who could juggle the ball with his feet 500 times.
Otago has been forced to make two changes to the side which beat Central Districts by 43 runs on Sunday.
Dunedin Metro shared the spoils with Canterbury Country in the 48th South Island primary schools' cricket tournament in Ashburton last week.
Otago all-rounder Nathan McCullum produced his best bowling effort to help his side hold on for a 43-run win against Central Districts.
Otago completed a memorable three days with a narrow win in a twenty/20 match against Northern Districts in Invercargill yesterday.
Thank heavens for Suzie Bates.
Otago will be without the services of two experienced campaigners for its crucial game against Central Districts in Palmerston North tomorrow.
Animation Research Limited managing director Ian Taylor believes the ICC needs to take more control of the umpire decision review system to prevent the risk of corruption.
The umpire decision review system is arguably the biggest advancement since covered pitches. But its future will remain in doubt until the ICC gets on the front foot and establishes a firm policy on its use. Cricket writer Adrian Seconi reports.
Steel chief executive Julie Paterson is disappointed but understanding of the decision of the New South Wales Swifts to pull out of the franchise's pre-season tournament in Queenstown later this month.