Sportresults

Press, 11 December 1989, Page 35

Sportresults

BANKS PENINSULA Allandale 212/9 (G. Saunders 79) beat Wainui 211/ 9dec (R. Hutchinson 55, T Stronach 59). Diamond Harbour 94/5 (T. Coop 44) beat Little River 90 (C. Chamberlain 4/26). Akaroa 200/5 (H. Fraser 72, C. Hamment 41) beat Kaituna 197/7 dec. (J. Pavey 62; D. Langrope 4/47). Le Bons 218/6 dec. (G. Marshall 78; B. Manson 4/53) drew with Awaiti 158/6. . Points: Akaroa 68, Le Bons 64, Awaiti 55, Allandale 51, Little River 49, Diamond Harbour 47, Kaituna 45, Wainui 29. ELLESMERE M. Southbridge 122/5 and 247/5 (P. Beatson 87, C. . Heslop 79) drew with Tai Tapu 126/6 and 160/5 (C. Stewart 83, A. Marshall 45). Lincoln 113/7 and 119 (S. Reardon 46; W. Spicer 4/21), lost to Springston 115/2 and 124/5 (G. Barnes 56). Leeston 179/7 and 110/9 S. Chamberlain 40) beat Weedons 124 and 144 (G. Chamberlain 5/31). Points: Springston 50, Leeston 46, Weedons 32, Southbridge 24, Lincoln 16, Tai Tapu 12. N. CANTERBURY MALVERN Darfield 104 (F. Fowler 5/ 30, P. Simpson 4/36) and 45/ 1 met South Malvern 107/0 (P. Simpson 55 n. 0., C. Brown 51 n. 0.). Darfield High School 94 (J. Shipley 6/18) met Greendale 142 (J. Shipley 52 n. 0.; M. Elvey 4/39, S. Keast 3/24). Sheffield 227/6 dec. (H. Wright 95, B. Hawkins 80) met Kirwee 163/3 (G. Henderson 71 n. 0., D. Parker 45 n. 0.).

HURUNUI United 249 (H. Hadfield 122 n. 0., P. Dwight 33; C. Philp 6/ 56) beat Balmoral 103 (C. Philp 35; H. Hadfield 3/8, G. Morrison 3/0). Culverden 115 (S. Blakely 40; P. Dickson 3/39, K. Forster 3/25, P. Kearns 3/16) lost to Cheviot 116/9 (J. Sidey 31; M. Milne 4/60, B. Pickering 5/21). Scargill 180/8 (M. Vanstone 63, B. Mosely 42; A. Kininmonth 5/44) beat Waiau 89 (J. Richardson 5/25). ASHLEY Ohoka 222/6 dec. (G. Senior 66 n. 0., C. Horne 66) met Sefton 86/5 (A. Laffey 39 n. 0.; C. Home 3/30). Rangiora 190/4 dec. (B. Pearce 55 n. 0., G. Gibson 33 n. 0.) met Oxford 134/8 (T. O'Loughlin 49; C. Hart 5/76). Kaiapoi 114 (G. Aitken 34; H. Henderson 33, M. Staple-ton-Smith 3/29) met Fern-side-Ashgrove 154/6 (B. Chatterton 31, B. Casey 43). WOMEN’S CRICKET Sydenham’s Andrea Devine and Maia Lewis went on a scoring spree against Lancaster Park on Saturday. In an exhibition of splendid batting both players made centuries and featured in a partnership of 236. On the first day of round five Sydenham after being sent in to bat at Porritt Park, lost the early wicket of Toni Watts but Maia Lewis joined Andrew Devine at the batting crease taking control of the game for Sydenham. Both players, driving and cutting strongly, dispatched any loose deliveries to the boundary, Lewis twice clearing it. Devine brought up her maiden century with a sweetly timed

off drive and the Lewis century was posted with a lofted shot a short time later. The two accumulated a massive 236 for Sydenham, the last hundred coming off 15 overs. At the compulsory declaration of 70 overs the Sydenham total was 261 for one. Devine finished with 133 not out; Lewis 117 not out. In reply the Lancaster Park openers, Sarah Helmore and Trudy Anderson, gave the side a solid start notching up 81. The team however lost three quick wickets slipping to 99 for 3 with Anderson the backbone of the innings on 56 not out. Not content with 117 runs Lewis also starred with the ball for Sydenham taking 2 for 16 off 16 overs. St Albans have the upper hand in the game against Riccarton needing only 16 runs with 8 wickets available for first innings points. Although Riccarton’s in-form opening pair, Lesley Murdoch and Debbie Ford, again got the innings away to a sound beginning of 76, wickets quickly fell with some indiscreet shots once these two were out. The wily off spin of Catherine Campbell made the initial breakthrough and she again collected a five wicket bag. The accurate medium pacer, Jo Eason, picked up three valuable wickets in the middle order. The Riccarton mediumpace duo, Karen Gunn and Delwyn Costello, bowled unchanged throughout the St Albans innings restricting the scoring to two runs an over. At stumps St Albans was comfortably placed at 109 for 2 after a fine second-wicket partnership between Brigit Legg and Kirsty Bond who both drove attractively. SYDENHAM v. LANCASTER PARK Sydenham

First innings T. L. Watts std Illingworth b Millichip 5 A. J. Devine not 0ut.... 133 M. A. M. Lewis not out . . 117 Extras (Ibl w3 nb2) .... 6 Total (for 1 wkt dec.) ... 261 Bowling; S. McLauchlan 27, 7, 85, 0; R. L. Millichip 23, 6, 87, 1; M. L. Fenton 3,0, 16, 0; A. D. Lang 8,1, 27, 0; L. M. Astle 5,2, 17, 0; N. J. Turner 4,0, 28, 0. Lancaster Park First innings T. L. Anderson not out . . 56 S. K. Helmore b Robertson. 32 N. J. Turner c and b Lewis. 3 A. M. Walker b Lewis ... 0 L. M. Astle not out 0 Extras (b 3 lb2 w3) 8 Total (for 3 wkts) 99 K. T. Ryan 10, 3, 26, 0; C. M. McMeekan 6,2, 20, 0; J. M. Robertson 18, 7, 32, 1; M. A. M. Lewis 16, 10, 16, 2. RICCARTON v. ST ALBANS Riccarton First innings D. L. Ford c and b Campbell 35 L. J. Murdoch std Illingworth b Campbell ... 38 D. K. Brownlee lbw Legg. 5 K. V. Gunn c McMeeking b Legg 6 H. M. Watson b Campbell. 6 J. A. Beattie c Illingworth b Eason 9 K. A. Reynolds c Legg b Eason 13 B. J. Rutledge b Eason . . 0 D. A. Costello b Campbell 1 B. A. Carr not out 0 A. J. Griffiths b Campbell 0 Extras (b 7 lb 4 nbl) .... 12 Total 125 Bowling: B. J. Legg 19, 8, 30, 2; J. M. Eason 11, 5,8, 3; K. E. Bond 10, 4, 18, 0; M. G. Ormandy 4,1, 9,0; C. A. Campbell 22, 3, 41, 5; L. S. Thomson 2,0, 8, 0. St Albans First innings K. E. Bond not out 54 M. G. Ormandy c Brownlee b Gunn 6 B. J. Legg c Watson b Gunn 37 S. L. Illingworth not out. . 7 Extras (b 4 Ibl) 5 Total (for 2 wkts). ..... 109 Bowling: K. V. Gunn 28, 8, 48, 2; D. A. Costello 28, 12, 55, 0.