Swallow, King claim classic pairs
Swallow, King claim classic pairs
Janet Swallow collected her second consecutive North East Valley women's classic pairs title and her share of the prize money.
Adrian Seconi
Chance for Lobb, Harris to go out on high
Chance for Lobb, Harris to go out on high
Green Island captain Dion Lobb will round out an impressive club career with one last hurrah for the Swamp Rats.
Dismissive comments help Colours
Dismissive comments help Colours
Stick that in the newspaper.
Southland return to top grade
Southland return to top grade
The road trip to Invercargill is back on the schedule.
'Don't let anyone tell you you can't do something'
'Don't let anyone tell you you can't do something'
Kendra Cocksedge's Dunedin welcome was more boisterous than she could have ever expected.
University-Grange likely to return
University-Grange likely to return
University-Grange hopes to dig in and grind it out for another year despite a summer full of setbacks.
Joyce's efforts with bat, ball honoured
Joyce's efforts with bat, ball honoured
Green Island veteran Mark Joyce was named club cricketer of the year at the Dunedin club cricket awards last night.
Walter appears destined to spend another summer in South
Walter appears destined to spend another summer in South
Otago coach Rob Walter would like to stay on when his contract lapses in September.
Mankad dismissal sparks controversy
Mankad dismissal sparks controversy
Former Black Caps and Otago coach Mike Hesson has started his stint in the IPL with a win.
Wins for King's, OBHS
Wins for King's, OBHS
King's High School recorded a comprehensive 136-run win in its Gillette Cup regional semifinal against Wakatipu High School at Tonga Park yesterday after posting 220 for eight.
Who saw that coming?
Who saw that coming?
A series of surprise results has welcomed in the start of the Dunedin Premier Club Rugby season.
Love of what he does keeps him going
Love of what he does keeps him going
The Manapouri power station was completed. Kentucky Fried Chicken opened its first New Zealand store. Terry O'Neill was making his first foray into the world of sports journalism.
Duffy, Kasperek named players of the year
Duffy, Kasperek named players of the year
Volts seamer Jacob Duffy and Sparks all-rounder Leigh Kasperek claimed the major awards at the Otago Cricket Association awards last night.
Otago poor in first-class game
Otago poor in first-class game
New Zealand Cricket might have downgraded the first-class game to a development tournament but it remains the best measure of a player's ability. And Otago was found wanting by that measure.
Green Island sends warning to rival teams
Green Island sends warning to rival teams
Green Island was barely acquainted with four-try bonus points last year.
Unfinished business keeping Craig going
Unfinished business keeping Craig going
Former Black Caps spinner Mark Craig has come awfully close to walking away from cricket in the past few years.
Season starting tonight under the roof
Season starting tonight under the roof
Club rugby writer Adrian Seconi wades through all the comings and goings and offers this preamble before the season kicks off at Forsyth Barr Stadium tonight.
Rain, Auckland batsmen hold off Otago's push for consolation win
Rain, Auckland batsmen hold off Otago's push for consolation win
Otago's push for victory on the final day of the season was thwarted by some wet weather and decent Auckland batting.
Injuries force Barnes to give up game
Injuries force Barnes to give up game
Otago speedster Warren Barnes has put in his final shift at the bowling crease for the Volts.
Always someone coming through: Smith
Always someone coming through: Smith
No-one is irreplaceable.