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It was very much “home is where the heart is” for Bailyn Sullivan as he and 71 others in the Hurricanes fold converged on his home marae at Petane, north of...
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Reserve prop's incredible solo effort had Taradale in the box seat until the final second.
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Racism and homophobia row: Hawke's Bay players' ban eased 13 Mar, 2021 10:44 PM 2 minutes to read Two players banned for the season after this game, have had their penalty reduced. Hawkes Bay Today Two young Hawke's Bay cricket players banned for the season after complaints of racist and homophobic sledging are back on the field after their punishment was appealed. In February, the teenage sons of Hawke's Bay Cricket chief executive Craig Findlay and Napier Tech's club manager Mike Pawson were banned for the season, which still has several weeks to run in Hawke's Bay. However, the ban has bee...
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Havelock North lead into Shrimpton Cup final round 6 Mar, 2021 11:26 PM 3 minutes to read Bradley Schmulian, left, and Bilal Ranu have plenty to celebrate as Havelock North defeat Napier Tech at Anderson Park. Photo / Paul Taylor A stellar bowling performance from Havelock North Cricket Club's premier men's side on Saturday saw them take a 113-run victory over Napier Technical Old Boys' Cricket Club in the penultimate weekend of the 50-over Shrimpton Cup round robin. The big win at Anderson Park in Havelock North put the hosts on top of the table, and in pole position to ent...
He suspended the two players until the end of the 2020-21 season, effectively a ban of 10 weeks, including the three-week stand down already served. HBCA did not name the players, but Stuff understands the pair are the sons of former Central Districts players Craig Findlay and Mike Pawson. Findlay is also chief executive of HBCA. In a statement, NZ Cricket public affairs manager Richard Boock said: ”NZC is satisfied with the integrity of both the process and outcome of the Hawke’s Bay code of conduct hearing. “We endorse the findings of the commissioner and agree that the type of of...