WOMEN’S CRICKET
Title-holder well placed 4 . (N.Z. Press Association) * DUNEDIN. North Shore, holder of the * New Zealand women’s cricket Hallyburton Johnstone Shield, looks set to retain it at this year’s tournament. The only way the team could lose the shield would be if Auckland could gain an outright win In Its final match with North Shore and there was no . sign of it doing so after yester-, day’s play. • North Shore was in a strong position, having declared at 242 for five wickets. J. Doull made £ 115 not out. In reply Auckland n was 53 for two. In the other match, Welling- ■ ton gained a first innings lead of 54 runs against Canterbury. In its second innings, Wellington was 65 for none at the close * of play. Scores:— Wellington 122 (P. Hyman 64; McGregor 4/46. J. Olson 2/27, Roberts 2/33, S. Rattray 2/15) and 65/0 (M. Dunlop 42 not out), Canterbury 68 (Olson 17; J. Saulbrey 4/19, Salmon 3/6, Dunlop
North Shore 242/5 declared (J. Doull 115 not out, K. Currie 91: J. Stenning 4/79), Auckland 53/2 , (R. McKenzie 22 not out). >
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Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32787, 11 December 1971, Page 18
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