Top Teams Straggle
(N.Z. Frets Association) DUNEDIN.
There were surprising developments in the national women’s cricket tournament at Dunedin yesterday. Wellington and Auckland, which had outright, wins in the first round, were both on the receiving end of punishment and enter the final stages of their matches against Otago and Canterbury, respectively, in precarious positions.
Scoring was low in both matches and only one player, L. Stead (Canterbury), 32 not out, scored more than 30 runs. Scores:
Otago 101 (Archbold 23; Benefield 3/10, Dunlop 3/20), Wellington 47/7 (Clough 4/27) Auckland 100 (Burley 20: Olson 4/31, Williams 3/10), Can‘"bury 58/1 (Stead 32 not out. McKenna 22 not out). North Shore has the bye
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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31255, 30 December 1966, Page 10
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