Just how expensive will Zimbabwe's last 50 runs prove in New Zealand's bid to win the first Test in Bulawayo

Wellington's build-up for the new cricket season has received a boost with two games against New South Wales being confirmed

New Zealand's six major cricket associations have achieved a world-first today by all contracting their Internet sites with CricInfo, the world's leading cricket web site

It's taken a special love of cricket for the International Women's Cricket Council to survive

So slow was Zimbabwe's progress on day one of the first Test with New Zealand, there is only one way the Test can be won by the tourists

Club sport throughout New Zealand is struggling as a result of changed work practices, the intrusion of professional winter codes and greater varieties of recreational interests

Among the more interesting points of what is already shaping as a fascinating summer of cricket will be the advance Central Districts all-rounder Glen Sulzberger can make

Pay-off time has arrived for the Black Caps who start their Test summer in Zimbabwe today

New Zealand's women's cricketers won't be looking with envy at the substantial lottery grant awarded their English rivals today

New Zealand's development of a specialist One-Day International side was clearer today with the announcement of the team to contest the internationals against Zimbabwe and South Africa, and the International Cricket Council Knockout tournament

New Zealand, Australia and India look set to tie up a liaison which could be of immense significance for the development of young cricketers

New Zealand selection convener Sir Richard Hadlee acknowledges Zimbabwe has been a hard team to beat at home, but he is hopeful the Black Caps have targeted two wins in the Test series which starts in Bulawayo on Tuesday night (NZ time)

New Zealand, Australia and India look set to tie up a liaison which could be of immense significance for the development of young cricketers

Missile-tracking systems to provide video technology for leg before wicket decisions in cricket

Test centuries, and lots of them by Black Cap players, are on former New Zealand captain and master batsman Martin Crowe's wish list for the new international summer

New Zealand umpiring panels for the 2000/01 cricket season have been released by National Umpiring Manager Brian Aldridge

Central Districts bowler Michael Mason is used to having trophies on his wall, his hobby is hunting in the bush of Wairarapa's Ruahine Mountains

Gavin Larsen adds a new feather to his cricketing cap on Saturday when he flies to Zimbabwe for New Zealand's Test and one-day series starting next week

Central Districts has nominated retired Waikanae businessman Kevin Parker for a position on the board of New Zealand Cricket

Canterbury Cricket's commitment to a second-tier venue should be clearer next week after the presentation of a strategic plan next week