Cheers for the highlights Kiwi Cricket Kōrero MJ Hay 🏏🦁

Thanks for the highlights Kiwi Cricket Kōrero Scott Janett List A Debut and gets 115! 🏏🦁 Congratulations Scooter.

A maiden List A century on debut for Scott Janett! The 20-year-old’s run-a-ball 115 helping Canterbury to a last gasp one-run victory over their Southern rivals in Dunedin! Catch up on all scores + highlights | on.nzc.nz/4hKvLbH #CricketNation #FordTrophy

With career-best ODI figures (4-43), including the big wickets of Fakhar Zaman and Mohammad Rizwan, tonight’s Player of the Match - Will O’Rourke 👏 #3Nations1Trophy

Centuries were scored by two players with BWCUCC connections: Rupert Young (Taranaki) 108 and Jake Jonas (Wairarapa) 138*, while Robbie Anderson (Wairarapa) made 90 and Ben Smith (Whanganui) 87. Marlborough's Andrew McCaa scored 73 and took 3-47.

Canterbury are back to back #FordTrophy champions. Zak Foulkes was their best bowler in both seasons, Mitch Hay loves whacking sixes and a hearty group of experienced lads chimed in throughout the campaign theniche-cache.com/gentlemanly/20…

And at Burnside Park, the home team completed an emphatic innings victory over East Shirley. Alex Tait took a couple more wickets today but did concede some runs to finish with match figures of 23.2-16-10-8.

Our club is incredibly proud for Izzy and North West Women's Cricket Go well!

𝟭𝟬𝟬 𝗼𝗻 𝗗𝗲𝗯𝘂𝘁 🏏 Watch Latham’s debut 100 for Warwickshire CCC 😎 🐻#YouBears | #WARvSUR

Mitch Hay leads NZ-A first innings in Bangladesh with 68* @ 64sr. Here's the Hay report... Career ODI: 41.5avg/104sr T20I: 14.1avg/131sr FC: 47.8avg/53sr LA: 25.7avg/83sr T20: 16.3avg/141sr

Mitch Hay 81 runs for NZ-A

RIP David Trist. Player, coach, marketer, mentor, charolais, chardonnay... Tristy did so much for the game especially as Canterbury Cricket & BLACKCAPS Head Coach, also backstage at Hong Kong cricket. Great memories of our Cant'y tour of South Africa; & Little River hospitality🕊️

#NZIII Canterbury Cricket BLACKCAPS A few of us Aucks were aware Tristy was close and shared a few stories in our group chat last night. I thoroughly enjoyed everything Tristy was about. Direct, knowledgeable, funny, learned, dry (not like his rieslings), tough and a ton of cricketer quirkiness! Rest well Tristy.

The Christchurch BHS 1st XI of 1965, in which David Trist and Robert Anderson - both of whom have passed away in the last few days - played. Also includes future NZC CEO Chris Doig, Test cricketer Dayle Hadlee and Olympic hockey gold medallist John Christensen.

Superb catch from WOR and his first 5 wicket haul in the t20 blast. 🦁😍

A photo of a LNZCC side with Brian Adams who passed away this week...any idea on date? Mid to late 1960s??

All the best for a speedy recovery Will.

Who can remember this great kiwi sporting partnership! This ball is a survivor and still going strong in our junior cricket bag.❤️🙌