New Zealand Cricket today announced the schedule for The National Bank Series of international cricket for the 2010/11 season.

Darren Broom has today been named as the final player to receive an Otago Volts contract for the 2010-11 season.

Check out Brendons 116 not out against Australia in the second Twenty20 in Christchurch. His score came off 56 balls and included eight sixes and 12 fours, video included.

When Bert Sutcliffe was alive and digging in at Carisbrook, he was almost impossible to pry out. It seems the same is true in death.

Otago Cricket and the five other Major Associations today announced the names of those players offered first round domestic contracts for the coming season.

The Otago Cricket Association (OCA) is seeking to employ a Community Development Coordinator on a fixed term contract

Otago Cricket has announced Mohit Rao will be the assistant coach for the Otago Volts. Rao moved to New Zealand from India eight years ago and has held a job at Otago Cricket since 2007.

Greg Todd moved to Otago at the start of the 2004-05 season and has manufactured an impressive record during his time in the blue and gold.

Nathan McCullum, Andy McKay, B.J. Watling and Kane Williamson are the newcomers to the contracted players list; Scott Styris has returned after missing a contract last year and Daryl Tuffey has remained on the list after being reinstated last year following the retirement of Iain O’Brien.

Four Otago Volts are part of a New Zealand Winter Training Squad who are being put through tiher paces in Brisbane. The selected group come from a range of backgrounds; some have had international experience, while others are still making thier way on the domestic scene