Trail work to Waihola continues
A 45km bike trail set to link Lawrence with Waihola is nearing completion. The boardwalk part of the trail, which is being built near the edge of...
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A 45km bike trail set to link Lawrence with Waihola is nearing completion. The boardwalk part of the trail, which is being built near the edge of...
An aggressive ram in Central Otago has been butting heads with cyclists on the popular Lake Dunstan Trail.
Seven memorable spells from former Kiwi pace ace Shane Bond A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size In the 1990s and early 2000s, New Zealand produced talented fast bowler after talented fast bowler. Many of these talented fast bowlers had their careers cut short because of injury issues. The likes of Geoff Allott, Shayne O’Connor, Simon Doull and Dion Nash had brief careers and were prone to injuries. However, there was one former Canterbury police officer who had it all. His name was Shane Bond.
While Black Caps fans have rightly cherished the side’s indomitable home record and the performances of Kane Williamson, Kyle Jamieson and Tim Southee over the past two weeks, many would love a less one-sided competition – and five days of play in a test – when Pakistan start their test series at Mount Maunganui on Boxing Day. Here’s the list of unmemorable test tourists: Bangladesh 2001 Lost the first test in Hamilton by an inning and 52 runs. Mark Richardson (143) and Craig McMillan (106) made centuries after the visitors won the toss and opted to bowl. Shane Bond took 4-47 in Ba...