New Zealand Cricket Annual Report 2005 - 2006

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New Zealand Cricket (Inc.)have the ability to cross credit the units they receive during thecourse with other tertiary studies as well as obtaining a New ZealandCricket certification.The membership of the NZC Coaches’ Association grew to over 450during the year.The CoachED magazine, aimed at coaches across the spectrum, againproved popular. The glossy magazine included tour diaries from theBLACKCAPS and White Ferns, articles from prominent sportspublications and websites and advice from HPC and development staff.Provide the best possible support infrastructure forplayers at all levels through the provision of qualityumpires, scorers and statisticiansAn initiative to bring former First-Class players into umpiring waslaunched during the 2005/06 year. Former Test player Evan Gray wasappointed to the A panel and former First-Class player Derek Walkerwas appointed to the First-Class Panel.The initiative was well received and will be extended in the 2006/07season.New Zealand umpires continued to feature at the international levelduring the year. Doug Cowie was appointed to the position of ICCUmpires and Referees Manager and Brent Bowden was appointedto many high profile Test matches, including three matches in theAshes Series.Gary Baxter replaced Doug Cowie on the ICC International Panel andstood at the ICC Under-19 World Cup in Sri Lanka.The Board of the New Zealand Cricket Umpires’ Association waspleased to see an improvement in player conduct during the year,with few code of conduct issues during the season.There was a small increase in the number of umpires during the yearand the Umpires’ Association remains committed to increasingnumbers through recruitment campaigns.Provide the best possible support infrastructure forplayers at all levels through the provision of qualityadministratorsNZC’s community cricket initiatives assist clubs and schools to assesstheir current structures and to plan effectively for the future.The initiatives are delivered by a nationwide force of CommunityCricket Co-ordinators and club managers who undertake a widerange of activities including club and school cricket programmehealth checks, setting up club coaching schemes, providing coacheducation opportunities, fostering links between clubs and schools,organising modified cricket competitions, running the MILO and NewZealand Community Trust competitions and volunteer recognition.20Tony Hill gained Test match appointments in Sri Lanka and SouthAfrica and ODI appointments in Pakistan, Namibia and Scotland.
21112th Annual ReportBy the end of the year, 161 cricket clubs had undertaken health checksand 84 had developed strategic plans.The introduction of Community Cricket Co-coordinators and clubmanagers has strengthened both the delivery base of Districts andmetropolitan clubs and encouraged the involvement of morevolunteers in most regions.Provide the best possible support infrastructure forplayers at all levels through the provision of qualityplaying facilitiesAdvice is given to schools and clubs through the NationalDevelopment Programme on facility development and maintenance,asset mapping and groundsman assist initiatives.Through the New Zealand Cricket Foundation, 184 artificial pitcheshave been installed throughout New Zealand since 2000 and$225,000 in MILO cricket equipment provided to schools and clubs.The NZC HPC continues to provide leadership and advice to turfmanagers at the First-Class level of the game through conferencesfor turf managers, warrant of fitness reports for grounds andplayer surveys.
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