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The 2010 and 2011 Canterbury earthquakes dramatically changed Christchurch's landscape, with many heritage buildings lost. The White Ferns were in Christchurch on February 22, 2011, about to play the Australians in an ODI series, when the deadly earthquake struck. Frankie Mackay, a young Canterbury all-rounder, was about to make her international cricket debut. Ten years later, she’s been recalled into the White Ferns for their ODI series against England, the first game on Tuesday at Christchurch’s Hagley Oval. Mackay tells Trevor Auger about that terrible day in this excerpt from his new...

On The Front Foot: Bootsie, Birds, Books and BJ On The Front Foot: Bootsie, Birds, Books and BJ Thu, 4 Feb 2021, 5:56PM In this episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney are joined by Jerry's old teammate, Bruce Edgar. Bootsie reflects on 40 years since the under-arm, one of his finer test innings, and what's making the Wellington Firebirds so successful. Firebirds batsman Devon Conway sits down with Wads to chat his progression, before the author of new book  Warm Sun on My Face, The Story of Womens Cricket in New Zealand, Trevor Auger discusses its rel...

new zealand cricket museum The Warm Sun on My Face: The Story of Women's Cricket in New Zealand, covers women’s involvement in cricket dating back to the 1800s Traditionally, women have been left out of the cricket books, but that has changed thanks to a book shining the sun on the women who sacrificed so much for our summer game. The Warm Sun on My Face: The Story of Women's Cricket in New Zealand, released this week, documents not only the on-field battles but the social struggles women faced in pursuit of excellence. It was a “labour of love” for author Trevor Auger, who spent “ev...

Page-turner: 150 years of New Zealand women's cricket 13 Jan, 2021 01:28 AM 3 minutes to read Richard Chilton with a copy of a book, about the history of New Zealand women's cricket, started by his late wife Adrienne Simpson, and completed by Trevor Auger. Photo / David Haxton David Haxton is editor of Kapiti Newsdavid.haxton@nzme.co.nz We know a lot about the history of men's cricket in New Zealand. But what about the women's game? Not much. Until now. A new authoritative and entertaining book looks back through over 150 years of New Zealand women's cricket from its earliest humble beginnin...

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