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Established during the 2021/22 season, Canterbury Cricket’s “All Abilities Hub” was created to provide young disabled people an opportunity to try cricket in an inclusive environment.
Delivered by Canterbury Cricket’s Game Development Officers, the sessions utilise...
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Canterbury batsman Henry Nicholls has been cleared of breaching Rule 3.1, article 1.15 of the Code of Conduct during Day 3 of last week’s Plunket Shield match between Canterbury and Auckland at Hagley Oval.
Rule 3.1,...
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Collaboration between associations and inspiration from young leaders has allowed ‘Young Leader Programmes’ to thrive in Wellington, Canterbury & Otago.
Wellington Young Leaders:
Since the inception of the Cricket Wellington Young Leaders programme in the 2020-21 season,...
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The 2023/24 home summer of cricket inches another step closer with New Zealand’s six Major Associations finalising their men’s Domestic contracted player rosters.
Each Major Association – Auckland, Northern Districts, Central Districts, Wellington, Canterbury and Otago –...
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New Zealand’s six Major Associations have today announced their first round of contracted male players for the 2023/24 Domestic summer including some key player movements across the country.
Major Associations can name up to 15 players...
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After four years with the Auckland Aces, BLACKCAP Kyle Jamieson is returning to Canterbury for the 2023/24 season, while the Aces will regain the services of Finn Allen who is on the move from the Wellington Firebirds.
Tall,...
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As a left-arm unorthodox wrist spinner, Canterbury slow bowler Blake Coburn possessed one of the rarest talents and actions in the New Zealand Domestic game, and for that matter, internationally.
It's a challenge...
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Shock! After a nine-year career with the Otago Volts, entertaining paceman Michael Rae will be available for Canterbury next season.
Otago Cricket today confirmed that Dunedin-born Rae has made the difficult decision to leave his home team...
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Gillette Venus Young Player of the Year – Beth O’Connor:
Beth O’Connor led the way for Otago Girls’ High School at the Gillette Venus Cup - finishing as second equal top wicket-taker with 7 wickets and...
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