Remodelled Duffy back in business
Remodelled Duffy back in business
Jacob Duffy is back from bowling boot camp and makes a welcome return to the Otago side.
Adrian Seconi
Life after retirement deeply humbling
Life after retirement deeply humbling
Former Black Cap Mathew Sinclair allowed himself to be defined by his cricket ability for 20 years. When he retired in 2013 he suddenly had to reinvent himself and it was a deeply humbling experience.
Loss of identity the biggest challenge
Loss of identity the biggest challenge
The sudden death of former Wallabies lock Dan Vickerman and the much publicised struggles of champion swimmer Grant Hackett have again brought to light just how tough some professional athletes find life after sport.
Duncan better equipped for challenge
Duncan better equipped for challenge
Courtney Duncan is about to hit the reset button.
Day five tickets not for sale — yet
Day five tickets not for sale — yet
If you have tried to buy a ticket for day five of the test between the Black Caps and South Africa in Dunedin next month, then you would have been out of luck.
Kasperek expected to be ready for World Cup
Kasperek expected to be ready for World Cup
As long as Leigh Kasperek does not try to catch the ball any time soon, she should be good to go for the World Cup later this year.
Otago buoyed by win
Otago buoyed by win
Otago will be heartened by some strong performances by the A side in the weekend.
NEV pounds Kaikorai by 327 runs
NEV pounds Kaikorai by 327 runs
If you thought the Black Caps’ loss to South Africa on Friday night was bad, then spare a thought for Kaikorai.
One man scores all the runs
One man scores all the runs
Most of us would be happy just to hit the winning runs.
Finger break ends season for Duffy
Finger break ends season for Duffy
Just as one Duffy is making his way back, the other has been ruled out for the remainder of the season.
Bowlers key in one-day final
Bowlers key in one-day final
Otago Daily Times cricket writer Adrian Seconi looks at the prospects for today’s Ford Trophy final in Rangiora.
Pairs star duo may go separate ways
Pairs star duo may go separate ways
Champion rowers Hamish Bond and Eric Murray went unbeaten for eight years but their careers appear to be heading in different directions. Reporter Adrian Seconi caught up with the double gold...
Barnes, Duffy make returns to bowling crease
Barnes, Duffy make returns to bowling crease
Otago pace bowlers Warren Barnes and Jacob Duffy have made welcome returns to the bowling crease.
Otago's vital signs strong
Otago's vital signs strong
If the Otago Cricket Association appeared in the Property Press, you would probably describe it as ''not a drive-by''.
Call-up for top contest comes at last
Call-up for top contest comes at last
You might say Chris Shilling got bumped through the hoop.
Several Otago crews advance
Several Otago crews advance
The Otago University coxless pair of Karley Wilden-Palms and Hannah Duggan blitzed the field in their heat to secure a spot in the final at the national championships at Lake Ruataniwha yesterday.
Ex-Otago player NZ coach
Ex-Otago player NZ coach
Former New Zealand international and Otago representative Darren Smith has been named coach of the Black Sticks men.
DVML trying to make test a carnival
DVML trying to make test a carnival
Terry Davies wants to change how we experience test cricket and he is drawing inspiration from the Melbourne Cup to do it.
Ex-Otago spinner in line for Aussie call-up
Ex-Otago spinner in line for Aussie call-up
Former Otago offspinner Will Somerville is making a late surge for an unlikely international call-up.
Nationals disrupted by wind
Nationals disrupted by wind
Strong winds curtailed racing at the national championships at Lake Ruataniwha yesterday.