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Northern Districts

Former New Zealand Batsman Daniel Flynn Announces Retirement

Flynn played 24 Tests, 20 ODIs and five T20Is between 2008 and 2013.

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Northern Districts pair enters record books after registering 43-run over

Carter and Hampton took 43 runs off an over from Willem Ludick of Central District in a Ford fixture Trophy in Hamilton.

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Australian women team scores 596/3, wins by 571 runs

A suburban women cricket team in Australia belted 596/3 in a 50 overs game before skittling their opponents for 25 in just 10.5 overs.

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Colin de Grandhomme joins Northern Districts for 2018-19 domestic season

De Grandhomme represented Auckland for 12 years, playing 94 First-Class matches.

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Ben Stokes continues to struggle in New Zealand

English all-rounder, Ben Stokes who is playing for Canterbury managed to score only 36 runs in his three innings.

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Plunket Shield: Canterbury surges to table top with win over Northern Districts

The first-class Plunket Shield has a new leader at the completion of round six, after Canterbury usurped Northern Districts at the head of the table this evening.

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Scott Kuggeleijn declared ‘not guilty’ of rape charges

Scott Kuggleijn was charged of sexual violation by rape in May 2015 after he was accused of assaulting a 21-year-old woman at a Hamilton East flat on May 17, 2015. The judicial battle had been going on since the last two years.

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Northern Districts win NZC Māori Cricket Scholarship

Northern Spirit player, Northern Māori Women’s player/coach Kerry Tomlinson is the winner of this year’s Kirikiti Aotearoa Karahipi o Te Tohu Taakaro o Aotearoa Scholarship.

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Rape-accused cricketer Scott Kuggeleijn could play for New Zealand this year

Kuggeleijn has pleaded not guilty to the charge pertaining to an alleged incident from March last year.

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David Hussey: 10 interesting things to know about the Australian all-rounder

David Hussey, born July 15, 1977, played 69 One-Day Internationals (ODIs) and 39 T20Is for Australia, and was an integral member of their ODI squad for about half a decade.

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