Central Districts cricket team
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March 2025 | Tom Bruce hit a monumental innings of 345 runs in the Plunket Shield against Auckland Cricket, the third-highest first-class score in New Zealand Domestic cricket history, contributing to a team total of 700/5 declared. |
2022 | The Central Stags won both the Plunket Shield and Ford Trophy in the same season for the first time. |
2022 | Ross Taylor played his final match for the Central Stags. |
2021 | Ross Taylor broke the record for the fastest Ford Trophy century, reaching 100 runs in 49 balls at Pukekura Park. |
September 2019 | Former CEO Pete de Wet announced the signing of Mickey Arthur as the Central Stags T20 coach for the 2019/20 Super Smash season, though Arthur was later granted a contract release. |
2018 | Central Districts won the Plunket Shield championship in the 2018-19 season, as well as the Men's Super Smash cricket championship. |
2017 | Central Districts won the Plunket Shield championship in the 2017-18 season. |
2017 | Brad Schmulian hit the highest score by any New Zealand cricketer on first-class debut, scoring 203 runs against Northern Districts at Bay Oval. |
2016 | Tom Bruce set the record for the fastest one-day half-century in New Zealand, scoring 50 runs off 16 balls in the Ford Trophy Grand Final. |
October 2016 | The Central Stags began a record-breaking run of 21 consecutive first-class matches without a defeat, lasting until February 2019. |
2015 | Central Districts won the Ford Trophy cricket championship in the 2015-16 season. |
2014 | Central Districts won the Ford Trophy cricket championship in the 2014-15 season. |
2012 | Central Districts won the Plunket Shield championship in the 2012-13 season. |
2011 | Central Districts won the Ford Trophy cricket championship in the 2011-12 season. |
2010 | Kieran Noema-Barnett set a New Zealand record for the fastest T20 half-century, scoring 50 runs off just 18 balls. |
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