Hogue loving being out in middle
Hogue loving being out in middle
As Katie Hogue tells it, she has the best seat in the house.
Steve Hepburn
Kaikorai beats Taieri comfortably; Scott stars with ball in Green Is win
Kaikorai beats Taieri comfortably; Scott stars with ball in Green Is win
Taieri 165 lost to Kaikorai 166/6 by four wickets
Consistent final round key to Kay’s success
Consistent final round key to Kay’s success
Christchurch's Nic Kay left his best performance until last yesterday, pulling off a 3-under 68 to win him the Otago strokeplay championships at the Otago Golf Club.
Cooper happy with 11th title
Cooper happy with 11th title
It was his 11th national title, sixth elite title and fourth consecutive national title but Anton Cooper admits he never tires of winning.
Dazzling batting sets up record-breaking win
Dazzling batting sets up record-breaking win
Wins do not come much more emphatically than the one the Otago Volts notched up yesterday.
Highlanders scorched in final hitout
Highlanders scorched in final hitout
First half not too bad — let’s move on from the second half.
Highlanders to field team of two halves
Highlanders to field a team of two halves in Wanaka
There are some intriguing selections in the Highlanders side which takes on the Crusaders in Wanaka tonight.
Women’s world cup role for city
Women’s world cup role for city
Dunedin has been named as one of the six host cities for next year’s women’s World Cup but when and what teams will be involved is not yet known.
Entries rolling in and final overall numbers expected to be up
Entries rolling in and final overall numbers expected to be up
Entries continue to roll in as the New Zealand Masters Games rapidly approach.
Brown wants referees to get tough
Challenge for attack coaches to break defence
One of the leading attacking coaches in the world is urging officials to rule by the letter of the law.
Little-known sport proving popular
Little-known sport proving popular
It is said to have come from Germany, perhaps an Indian tribe in the American midwest or from some farmyard in the United States.
India not going to be be any easier
India not going to be be any easier
Key Black Caps batsman Ross Taylor says it is time to move on from the tough Australian series but warns India is not going to be any easier.
Taieri wins knockout final at fourth attempt
Taieri wins knockout final at fourth attempt
After three failures, it was fourth time lucky for Taieri in the knockout cup final at the University of Otago Oval on Sunday.
Trial tackle laws meant to educate
Trial tackle laws meant to educate
Teams will not be penalised on the field under a new trial law concerning tackles in the Super Rugby competition.
New face but little change likely
New face but little change likely
What's on NZR Rugby chief executive Mark Robinson's agenda, and how much can he actually do? Rugby writer Steve Hepburn looks at what he'll be measured on, and whether he can make any difference.
Sparks eye playoff spot
Sparks eye a playoff spot ahead of match with mid-table rivals
The Otago Sparks have it all to play for when they take on the Central Hinds in a Super Smash fixture in Napier this afternoon.
Volts look to maintain momentum in new year
Volts look to maintain momentum in new year
Players often get worn down by the sheer amount of cricket played.
Defiance event cancellation riles competitors
Defiance event cancellation riles competitors
The Red Bull Defiance event has been canned leaving competitors disgruntled and out of pocket.
Tight bowling key to Sparks’ success
Tight bowling key to Sparks’ success
The Otago Sparks did not finish well with the bat but did the business with the ball as they defeated the Northern Spirit by 10 runs at Molyneux Park yesterday.
In game from all angles
In game from all angles
In a short series, the Otago Daily Times talks to those people who work behind the scenes to keep sport going. Steve Hepburn talks to Jeff Grubb, who has played on both sides of the field.