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NOVEMBER 2001 ARCHIVE

Big tournament great chance for young players (30 November 2001)
District team named for Bangladesh tour opener (30 November 2001)
Short tour of Australia out of the blue for Kiwi women (30 November 2001)
Kelston Boys' secure last Gillette Cup place (29 November 2001)
Harris the key, but Wellington couldn't contain him (29 November 2001)
Canterbury oh-so-close but Wellington hang on (29 November 2001)
Fascinating struggle in prospect to decide a winner in Rangiora (28 November 2001)
Once past 20, Redmond wanted century (28 November 2001)
Turner toils long and hard for elusive fifth wicket (28 November 2001)
Opening problem clearly unsolved with Vincent call-up (28 November 2001)
Canterbury on top but no room for complacency (27 November 2001)
Cornelius sorts out both averages as Canterbury dominate (27 November 2001)
New Zealand looking for outside assistance before last Test (27 November 2001)
Weather makes its mark in the cricket headlines (26 November 2001)
Wellington finish slow first day with the upper hand (26 November 2001)
Waugh and Fleming each have their own goals tomorrow (25 November 2001)
Tuffey in doubt for rest of tour, Drum to act as cover (25 November 2001)
Should NZ avoid follow-on will declaration be made? (25 November 2001)
Two tough days ahead of Kiwis before they are safe (24 November 2001)
Even Championship on the cards with top players away (24 November 2001)
Ponting's form and Fleming's choice dominate the news (24 November 2001)
Toss gamble hammered in newspaper coverage (23 November 2001)
Bangladesh names team for NZ tour (22 November 2001)
Oram's aspirations on hold after injury recurrence (22 November 2001)
Smith wins captain's duties for CD (22 November 2001)
Denness decisions clearest sign yet of cricket's clean-up (21 November 2001)
Paula Flannery named Canterbury women's captain (21 November 2001)
Rugby v Cricket - Round Two (21 November 2001)
Turner fills the breach for Wellington (20 November 2001)
Auckland promotes its youth for State Championship (20 November 2001)
Cricket bids to win back crowd support with cheaper prices (20 November 2001)
Shanan Stewart wins Canterbury call-up (19 November 2001)
O'Connor's Test career suffers another blow, coming home (19 November 2001)
James Franklin's bowling spearheads Wellington Max three-peat (18 November 2001)
Otago disappointed not to upset Max party (18 November 2001)
Awesome Auckland set a hot Max pace (17 November 2001)
Otago has chance to make a point against Wellington (17 November 2001)
Canterbury canters into second round as CD collapse (16 November 2001)
Otago rides home on Hore's bat and McMillan's bowling (16 November 2001)
Academy director happy at end of tough playing programme (15 November 2001)
Wellington faces tough contest to retain Max title (15 November 2001)
Final four decided for Yoplait Cup (15 November 2001)
Big brother rugby dumps on cricket and softball (15 November 2001)
One more semi-finalist needed for Gillette Cup (14 November 2001)
Horne to lead Auckland in State Max series (14 November 2001)
Aussies dominate rankings but Kiwis climbing (13 November 2001)
Heat on the bowlers as second Test prospects evaluated (13 November 2001)
Positive vibes from captains win great support (13 November 2001)
Nash left the perfect parting present (12 November 2001)
Close finish sets up remainder of series (12 November 2001)
Pickard steps down from ND selection role (12 November 2001)
Not all doom and gloom in rain-frustrated first Test (12 November 2001)
Miserable luck continues for Nash (12 November 2001)
Furlong to captain CD Max team (12 November 2001)
Gillespie fires out Kiwi top order in superb display (11 November 2001)
Fleming responds to Gilchrist comments (11 November 2001)
Australia's bowlers now face two days of tough toil (10 November 2001)
Harper does himself no favours with mistake admission (10 November 2001)
New Zealand bowling failures dominate news opinion (10 November 2001)
Australian batting class revealed as Kiwis sink (9 November 2001)
Auckland Aces name team for warm-up against Wellington (8 November 2001)
How the papers saw it: (8 November 2001)
Craig McMillan bounces his way into Test (8 November 2001)
New Zealand bowlers prove surprise package on first day (8 November 2001)
NZ Academy wastes no time taking nine wicket win (8 November 2001)
Lights make their mark at Hamilton venue (8 November 2001)
Kiwis face their toughest task in years (7 November 2001)
Batting recovery heralds fine NZ Academy bowling effort (7 November 2001)
Petrie returns to Max for defending champions (7 November 2001)
Hefford leads Academy fightback with five-wicket haul (6 November 2001)
Richard Reid enters the administration ranks for Canterbury (6 November 2001)
Wellington and Hutt Valley join CD women's competition (6 November 2001)
Chris Cairns resumes his Notts connection (6 November 2001)
Queensland batsmen patiently building a significant score (5 November 2001)
Auckland looking for better results this summer (5 November 2001)
Wanganui among early surprises in Central Districts (5 November 2001)
Brendon McCullum leads the way for Academy success (2 November 2001)
Vettori to rejoin Black Caps in Brisbane tomorrow (2 November 2001)
Central Districts' players face busy programme (2 November 2001)
Academy unable to produce required resistance (1 November 2001)
Tour decision leaves captain 'gutted' (1 November 2001)
New Zealand women's tour of India called off (1 November 2001)


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