NZCT National Club Cricket Championship begins tomorrow

The search is on for New Zealand's top cricket club and all six contenders will need to be top of their game.

The elite field for the 2019 NZCT National Club Cricket Championship - traditionally the final act of the New Zealand cricket season - is shaping as the strongest in 25 years.

Conway, Kerr big winners at Cricket Wellington Norwood Awards

Wellington Firebirds batsman Devon Conway was presented with the Norwood Award for Firebirds Cricketer of the Year at the Cricket Wellington awards function at the Basin Reserve last night.

Hay, Dodd named CD Players of the Year

Championship-winning Central Stags first-class captain Greg Hay and record-breaking Central Hinds wicketkeeper-batsman Natalie Dodd have claimed the top individual honours after Central Districts Cricket pulled stumps on its most successful season yet.

Williamson and Kerr claim major honours at NZ Cricket Awards

BLACKCAPS captain Kane Williamson and WHITE FERNS teenage sensation Amelia Kerr headlined the honours on a night of reflection at the ANZ New Zealand Cricket Awards held in Auckland.

Central Stags defend Plunket Shield

The New Zealand first-class cricket season has closed with the Central Stags defending the historic Plunket Shield for the first time since 1968.

Canterbury withdraws from Plunket Shield match

NZC’s 2018/19 Plunket Shield first-class national championship has been decided with a round to spare in sad and unique circumstances.

Auckland Aces playing for pride in Dunedin

There’s no lack of desire in the Auckland Aces camp as they head into their final match of the season against the Otago Volts in Dunedin on Sunday.

Central Stags push for first-class history

Coming off a one-wicket thriller in Napier - a second victory on the bounce, the Central Stags are closing in on a successful defence of New Zealand’s first-class cricket championship, the Plunket Shield.

From BLACKCAPS to provincial cricket for Peter Bocock

When the last Hawke Cup challenge of the season begins tomorrow at Napier's Nelson Park, Peter Bocock will be hoping for more than a bit-part in cricket history.

Wellington legend Woodcock to retire

Wellington Firebirds allrounder Luke Woodcock will retire from cricket at the end of the season.

The 36-year-old announced the decision to his Firebirds teammates following their Plunket Shield match against Otago on Tuesday, calling time on a career spanning 17 seasons.