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A mid-Saturday afternoon fight back by Riverview Motel Whanganui was absorbed by the Furlong Cup’s powerhouse side who just clicked up another gear on their...
There was a false start in Manawatū's game against Wairarapa after the pitch at Masterton was found to be 2.8m too long.
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Hawke's Bay eye Hawke Cup challenge after Furlong win 14 Feb, 2021 10:55 PM 3 minutes to read Hawke's Bay took the Hawke Cup off North Otago five years ago in Oamaru - can they repeat the feat at the end of February? Photo / File Hawke's Bay took the Hawke Cup off North Otago five years ago in Oamaru - can they repeat the feat at the end of February? Photo / File The Hawke's Bay Pay Excellence senior men's cricket side are ready to step up for a Hawke Cup challenge having won the regional Furlong Cup two-day competition in dominant fashion. Head coach Dave Castle's side
For Griffins coach Brady Barnett, the achievement was testament to the balance of young players who had already played a lot of representative cricket for the province as well as seasoned veterans such as Greg Hay and captain Brendan Hodgson. “There’s some who are in their early twenties, but they’re into their fifth year playing for Nelson – it does look young but it’s really good to see a lot of these guys like Nic Clark standing up when needed and Thomas Zohrab from that younger perspective.” The Griffins innings initially looked shaky on day one, reduced to 57/4 before a pa...