Adrian Seconi

Otago is going to struggle to attract and retain emerging players unless it can offer better outdoor training facilities, New Zealand Cricket Players Association chief executive Heath Mills says.

Jhaniele Fowler-Reid is a goal-scoring juggernaut and no-one can haul in a pass with just the tip of their fingers quite like she can.

For a team near the bottom of the competition table Alhambra-Union certainly has played some sparkling rugby.

The karts are for sale so the retirement plan seems fairly set in stone.

Time will tell who the winners and losers are from last night's decision not to reschedule round five of Dunedin premier rugby.

Departing Highlanders coach Tony Brown is firmly focused on what his side needs to do to get a win against the Sunwolves in Invercargill on Saturday.

There will be no Dunedin premier club rugby this afternoon unless the severe rain event forecast for the city suddenly blows away.

Taieri posted its first win, but coach Phil Young was not impressed by what he saw from his charges last weekend.

The Otago Volts will soon be spoilt for choice when it comes to deciding where to host its home games.

Albion all-rounder Teja Nidamanuru probably would not recommend dislocating your finger and spending part of the day on laughing gas.

First-class cricket could make its return to Alexandra later this year, Otago Cricket Association chief executive Mike Coggan says.

It was immediately obvious why Kannan Jagannathan was named community cricket official of the year at the recent New Zealand Cricket Awards.

Volts all-rounder Sam Wells slammed an undefeated 116 from 54 balls to help Albion win its second consecutive match at the National Club Championships in Auckland yesterday.

Kaikorai's 10-game winning streak came to a sudden halt last weekend.

Plans to practise and play more cricket at Alexandra’s Molyneux Park are picking up pace.

Otago coach Rob Walter has a bold plan to move the Volts forward and he wants to do it with more or less the same players.

Bella James had her name scribbled down on the team list before she even arrived at St Hilda's Collegiate.

Otago finished last in all three formats and that about says it all, really.  Cricket writer Adrian Seconi reviews the dismal season.