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January 27, 2009Posted on 01/27/2009 in New Zealand cricket
NZC walking a tightrope
New Zealand Cricket has decided to waste more time, effort and, no doubt, money in its latest attempt to reinvent the wheel, writes Lynn McConnell in the Sportal website. What is it about a country as poorly resourced in cricket as New Zealand that it keeps falling into administrative holes time after time, the writer asks.
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