Adrian Seconi

John McGlashan College moved back into the top four of the Otago premier school standings with a 29-19 win against Mt Aspiring College today.

Harbour has increased its buffer at the top of the standings with a 24-18 win against Green Island at Watson Park today.

Dunedin's Maddy Campbell was one of the stars for Otago at the Provincial Volleyball Championships in Wellington earlier this month.

Alert the hardware stores - the Australian cricket team is coming.

Cricket tragics can look forward to one of the biggest home international programmes in New Zealand history and Dunedin has not missed out.

The World Cup is probably not the best time to experiment but maybe tomorrow morning's match against Afghanistan offers an opportunity to make a few changes.

Trivia question for you - when did Owaka last win five games in a season?

If Otago needs another option at pivot then Kaikorai's Ben Miller could fit the bill.

Ben Smith is going to need a lot of wall space.

Otago top-order batsman Shawn Hicks might be just fine or he might not.

It turns out it takes more than retirement to remove Neil Broom from the crease.

John McGlashan College held on to the Trustbank Cup.

Harbour made a statement in the mud at Bathgate Park this afternoon.

Fingers crossed, Tom Latham will be fit for the Black Caps' opening World Cup match against Sri Lanka in Cardiff tonight.

Sarah Langsbury is used to getting over obstacles.

The Poms have won it.

Finn Strawbridge knows the value of things.

Taieri is making its first appearance in the top four this season, and it has taken the long route to get there.

She is the matriarch of New Zealand netball. The doyenne of the court. The coach with the longest silver locks in world netball.

There is nothing like soaring among the clouds underneath a brightly coloured hot air balloon until you hear a hissing sssssssssssssound.