Cricket 03/23 21:30 - Central Districts v Otago 580-540
Cricket 03/15 21:30 - Wellington v Otago 421-379
Cricket 03/07 21:30 - Otago v Canterbury 326-324
Cricket 02/28 21:30 - Otago v Auckland 646-705
Cricket 02/20 21:30 721 Otago v Auckland 276-277
Cricket 02/17 21:30 - Otago v Wellington 60-57
Cricket 02/13 21:30 - Otago v Northern Districts 187-184
Cricket 02/09 21:30 - Wellington v Otago 211-226
Cricket 02/05 21:30 - Otago v Central Districts 213-148
Cricket 02/01 21:30 - Canterbury v Otago 133-135
Cricket 01/23 03:00 - Otago v Northern Districts Cancelled
Cricket 01/19 03:00 - Otago v Central Districts 139/5(20)-139/8(20)
Cricket 01/13 23:30 - Auckland v Otago 139/3,138 All Out
Cricket 01/10 04:30 - Central Districts v Otago 187/5(20)-135/10(18)
Cricket 01/06 04:30 - Northern Districts v Otago 128/10(18.3)-132/2(17)
Cricket 01/03 03:00 - Otago v Canterbury 171/5(20)-175/6(18.5)
Cricket 01/01 03:00 - Otago v Auckland 154/7(19.4)-151/9(20)
Cricket 12/28 03:00 - Otago v Wellington 47/10(12.4)-53/1(4.3)
Cricket 12/26 04:30 - Canterbury v Otago Cancelled
Cricket 12/21 03:00 - Wellington v Otago 234/5(20)-160/10(16.5)
Cricket 12/11 21:30 - Otago v Canterbury Cancelled
Cricket 12/06 21:30 - Central Districts v Otago 236/9(50)-154/10(40)
Cricket 12/02 21:30 - Northern Districts v Otago Cancelled
Cricket 11/28 22:00 - Northern Districts v Otago Volts Postponed
Cricket 11/28 21:30 - Auckland v Otago 274/3(46.3)-268/7(50)
Cricket 11/24 21:30 - Otago v Auckland 302/6(50)-260/10(44.5)
Cricket 11/14 21:30 - Otago v Northern Districts 240/10(72)-117/10(34.5)
Cricket 11/05 21:30 - Otago v Central Districts 210/10(85.1)-182/10(77)
Cricket 10/27 21:30 - Canterbury v Otago 313/9(94.5)-184/10(61.3)
Cricket 10/19 21:30 - Northern Districts v Otago 376/9(88.2)-267/10(83.5)

Wikipedia - Otago cricket team

The Otago cricket team, nicknamed the Volts since the 1997–98 season, are a New Zealand first-class cricket team which first played representative cricket in 1864. The team represents the Otago, Southland and North Otago regions of New Zealand's South Island. Their main governing board is the Otago Cricket Association which is one of six major associations that make up New Zealand Cricket.

Cricket was first played in Otago in 1849, the year after the province was settled by Europeans, and the Otago Cricket Association was founded in 1876. The Otago representative team played in the first match which is considered to have first-class status to have been played in New Zealand, a January 1864 fixture with Canterbury which was part of a four team tournament which also included Southland and an English team led by George Parr which was touring Australia.

The modern Otago team plays most of its home games at the University Oval in Dunedin, but occasionally plays games at the Queenstown Events Centre, Queen's Park Ground in Invercargill and Molyneux Park in Alexandra. The team plays first-class, List A and Twenty20 matches against other New Zealand provincial sides, although in the past has also played against touring sides.

As of 2024 the team's head coach is Dion Ebrahim and the captain is Dean Foxcroft.