New
Zealand v West Indies
Eden Park,
Auckland. 16.02.2006
Visitors:
West Indies:
1: Christopher Gayle
10 runs.
(Shirt 45)
2: Darren Ganga
26 runs. (Shirt
63)
3: Runako Morton
4 runs.
(Shirt 37)
4: Wavell Hinds 14
runs. (Shirt
68)
5: Shivnarine Chanderpaul
(Captain) 26
runs. (Shirt 6)
6: Dwayne Smith
8
runs. (Shirt 50)
7: Dwayne Bravo
19 runs, not out.
(Shirt 47)
8: Denesh Ramdin
(Wicketkeeper) 9
runs. (Shirt 80)
9: Ian Bradshaw
not out.
(Shirt 46)
10: Deighton Butler
(Shirt 25)
11:Jerome Taylor
(Shirt 75)
Home Side:
New Zealand
1:
Lou Vincent
42 runs.
2: Stephen Fleming
(Captain) 6
runs.
3: Nathan Astle 5
runs.
4: Scott Styris 19
runs.
5: Chris Cairns
(Last match for NZ)
2 runs.
6: Peter Fulton
16 runs.
7: Hamish Marshall
1 run.
8: Brendon McCullum
4 runs.
9: James Franklin
13 runs, not out.
10: Shane Bond
8 runs not out.
11: Jeetan Patel
Umpires:
A Hill and B Bowden
First
Player to score 100 in a StateTwenty20 Cricket Tournament
match:
Chris
Gaffenay
State
Otago Volts
State Otago Volts v State Central Stags
Friday 27th January 2006, University Oval, Dunedin.
Opening Batsman:
101 runs, 57 balls, 69 mins,
16 (4s), 2 (6s),
Bowled: BJ Diamanti. State Central Stags
Highest
score by a player in a Twenty20 Cricket International in NZ:
Ricky
Ponting
Australia (Captain)
New
Zealand v Australia
Thursday 17th February 2005, Eden Park, Auckland
98 runs,
not out
Highest
score by a New Zealand player in a
Twenty20 Cricket International in New Zealand:
Scott
Styris
New Zealand
New
Zealand v Australia
Thursday 17th February 2005, Eden Park, Auckland
66 runs, bowled B. Lee Australia
Australia
10 February, 2005
Fourteen-man Australian squad for
Travelex Tour of New Zealand
Cricket Australia’s National Selection
Panel (NSP) has announced a 14-man squad for the Travelex
one-day international Tour of New Zealand, beginning in Auckland
next week.
The squad to face New Zealand in a Twenty20 match and five
one-day internationals is:
| Name |
State |
Age |
Matches |
| Ricky
Ponting (C) |
Tas |
30 |
213 |
| Adam
Gilchrist (VC) |
WA |
33 |
204 |
| Michael
Clarke |
NSW |
23 |
44 |
| Jason
Gillespie |
SA |
29 |
84 |
| Matthew
Hayden |
QLD |
33 |
108 |
| Brad
Hogg |
WA |
34 |
57 |
| James
Hopes |
QLD |
26 |
0 |
| Michael
Hussey |
WA |
29 |
1 |
| Michael
Kasprowicz |
QLD |
33 |
34 |
| Simon
Katich |
NSW |
29 |
11 |
| Brett
Lee |
NSW |
28 |
99 |
| Damien
Martyn |
WA |
33 |
166 |
| Glenn
McGrath |
NSW |
35 |
201 |
| Andrew
Symonds |
QLD |
29 |
111 |
| |
|
|
|
Selection sees two changes to the 14-man squad
that claimed victory in the recent VB Series involving Pakistan
and the West Indies.
South Australian veteran Darren Lehmann has
made way for Western Australian batsman Mike Hussey, whilst
injured Shane Watson has been replaced by another Queensland
all-rounder, James Hopes.
Commenting on the decision to omit Lehmann from
the squad, NSP Chairman Trevor Hohns said: “There were
some very hard decisions to make when choosing this squad,
none more so than having to overlook Darren Lehmann.
“Darren has been a wonderful player for
Australia over a long period of time. Throughout his career,
his performances have been first class, which has been a telling
factor in the team’s terrific run of success.
“Not only that, but his unofficial role
as a leader amongst the squad has been outstanding. He has
been a fine team man.
“However as a selection panel we have
to start looking to the future. At 35, age is not on Darren’s
side and it is fair to say that his performances of late were
becoming a concern.
“Unfortunately it’s one of those
tough calls that as selectors we have to make but it is time
for us to move forward.”
Lehmann’s replacement, Hussey, has scored
362 runs in the 2004-05 ING Cup at an average of 40.22, whilst
26-year-old Hopes has scored 291 runs at 36.37 and claimed
11 wickets at 29.18.
On naming Hussey and Hopes in the squad Hohns
said: “Mike Hussey has been knocking on the door for
some time. He has scored runs consistently at domestic level
and we feel that if given the opportunity, could do a very
good job for Australia, particularly in the middle order.
“He impressed us when making his one-day
debut in Perth last summer and we said at the time that he
had certainly put his case forward for future selections.
“It is fair to say that this is a reward
for consistency.
“James Hopes is an exciting prospect -
another young talent who we have been keeping a close watch
on.
“Like Shane Watson, he can perform a variety
of roles for us.
“He has put some excellent performances
on the board for Queensland throughout the year and we feel
that this opportunity will fast-track his development.”
The Australian one-day international squad will
travel to New Zealand on Wednesday 16 February. Media arrangements
prior to departure and upon arrival in New Zealand will be
advised in due course.
The Australian Test squad is expected to be
announced at the end of February. Further announcement details
will be announced in due course.
Source: Cricket
Australia 10/02/2005
New
Zealand
13
February 2005
The New Zealand team to play Australia in Twenty20 Cricket
has been announced as follows:
New Zealand Team:
Stephen Fleming
(C)
Andre Adams
Nathan Astle
Chris Cairns
Brendon McCullum
Craig McMillan
Hamish Marshall
Kyle Mills
Mathew Sinclair
Scott Styris
Daryl Tuffey
Daniel Vettori
Jeff Wilson
