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The Chapple Cup • 2020 is underway, the battle of the 8 Districts that make up #CDTOGETHER & an important 3 days for players looking to make the Central Stags #FordTrophy squad
ROUND ONE LIVESCORES
Taranaki Cricket Association v Hawke's Bay Cricket Association crichq.com/fixtures/1054475/1st_innings
Manawatu Cricket Association v Wairarapa Cricket Association crichq.com/fixtures/1054476#
Horowhenua Kapiti Cricket Association v Nelson Crickethttps://crichq.com/fixtures/1054481#
Marlborough Cricket Association v Cricket Wanganui crichq.com/fixtures/1054480/team_info
Tournament info👉 cdcricket.co.nz/CDCA-Competitions/Chapple-Cup
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NP PHYSIO TARANAKI WOMEN TRAVEL SOUTH
New Plymouth Physio Taranaki Women travel south this Sunday to Palmerston North to take on the Hawkes Bay Indigo Women.
In a round where no Hinds will be playing, both sides will have to call upon the experience and depth of their squad. Taranaki will be without Nat Dodd, who scored 100no last Sunday at Pukekura Park, and Emily Cunningham. Unavailable for selection last Sunday, Kelsey Husband comes back into the side. An off spinning all rounder, Husband will fill one of the opening spots vacated by the Hinds players, with Jessie Hollard moving up from 3 to accompany her. Stratford High School bowling all rounder Jordan Bolger also comes into the side.
Kate Baxter will lead the side and will be looking for her more senior members of the side to step up. Grace Foreman and Nellie Chapman will open the bowling again, both were impressive last week vs a talented Manawatu batting line up. Taila Hurley also bowled well and will once again be a strike weapon with the ball for Taranaki.
Go girls. Charlotte catching a ride over, so will come cheer you on. Good luck!
Will be down there with Caras cricket so will sneak over to cheer you on Jessie Hollard. Will you be keeping?
Yes Taila & Baxter !!!
TARANAKI MEN HEAD TO CHAPPLE CUP CONFIDENT
The Taranaki men’s team head to Palmerston North for the CD one day Chapple Cup tournament, the team head South confident that if they play to their potential, they can come back with the silverware they last won in 2018.
The Taranaki side has been drawn to face last years champions Hawkes Bay in the first round with the winners going on to contest the semi final while the first round losers will contest the Cave Cup.
Coach Debu Banik has named a strong team that includes CD Stag Tom Bruce who will boost the batting line up. Taranaki Associated Cleaners Dean Robinson will open the innings with young CD Under 19 opener Sebastian Lauderdale Smith. Eltham Vets Liam Muggeridge, Bruce and Hawera’s Adam Keene will fill the middle order.
Icons Sports Bar Mattie Thomas will captain the side and look to Energy City Ford Ryan Watson to lead the attack, Watson will look to impress the selectors with his white ball form to see if he can be reselected into the Stags for the white ball campaign. Hawera’s Ethan Keller and India Todays Ben Frewin will back up Watson with the new ball.
After last years disappointing Chapple Cup campaign the selectors welcome back Watson who was with the Stags and Ben Frewin who was injured last year. Coach Banik will be looking to his experienced players and his team to play an exciting brand of cricket and put their opposition under pressure early.
First ball is bowled 11am Friday.
TARANAKI PREMIER CRICKET - ROUND FIVE TO BE CRUCIAL
Round five is shaping up to be a crucial round for many teams looking at making the top four.
With rep players unavailable due to the Chapple Cup weekend it may provide some teams with an advantage.
Inglewood and New Plymouth Marist United square off after tasting defeat for the first time last week with NPMU missing Dean Robinson, Ryan Watson and Daniel Bernet where as Inglewood will have their full squad to select from. Inglewood currently sit in a three way tie at the top of the table while NPMU are only two points behind but currently sit 5th. The winner of this game will cement their place in the top four.
Stratford will host New Plymouth Old Boys in a top four showdown with Stratford one point off the top of the table with NPOB in the three way tie at the top. Liam Muggeridge will be out of the Stratford side with Mattie Thomas missing from the NPOB side, both away on rep duty. With only two rounds left after this weekend both teams will be desperate to take home the points so that the pressure is off leading into the semi finals.
Hawera play host to Woodleigh with Woodleigh coming off their first win of the season upsetting NPMU. If they can continue their form they then have a real chance of catching the top four. For Hawera, they will need to win their remaining three games to have a chance of a semi final spot.
The final match of the round sees the battle of the schools with NPBHS taking on FDMC, NPBHS is having another stellar season while FDMC are improving each week and will be close to causing an upset.
All games are set to start at 11am Saturday 21 November.
TARANAKI JUNIOR CRICKET 🏏🏏🏏
The draws are now all up for this weekend. I am still waiting for quite a few results from previous rounds. Please check your team have put all results for Term 4 into CricHQ. If the game is abandoned or someone has defaulted these also need to be entered into CricHQ please. 🙂
FINAL GAMES FOR TERM 4:
🔴 Secondary School Cricket finishes on Saturday 28th November.
🔴 North Junior Cricket for all Superstar Division 1, 2 & 3 finishes on Friday 4th December.
🔴 North Junior Cricket for all Super Bash & Super Smash finishes on Saturday 5th December.
🔴 South Junior Cricket for Vern Betts & Peter Ingram divisions finish on Friday 4th December.
All teams play up to and including this date unless they have a bye.
NOTE: North Super Star Intro to Incrediball Div 2 has two pools of 7 so the teams with a bye will play each other.
🌭 BBQ - St John Bosco are holding a fundraiser at the Superstar Kiwi competition being held on Friday nights at Lynmouth Park.
ALL RESULTS ARE TO BE ENTERED INTO CRICHQ BY THE MONDAY 5PM FOLLOWING THE GAME PLEASE!
📕 RULES - These are up on our website under the 'Junior Cricket' tab, rules. We encourage all teams coaches/managers to have a chat before each game with the rules in place.
🌧 CANCELLATIONS - If any cancellations these will be up on the homepage of our website www.taranakicricket.co.nz by Friday 2pm for Friday night games, Saturday 7:30am for Saturday games. They will also be put up on our facebook page. If a game is abandoned, the home team is to enter the result as abandoned.
👏 COACHES & MANAGERS - Thank you for your support and time for our junior cricketers!
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Click on a competition to view the latest fixtures and results for junior cricket in Taranaki.NP PHYSIO TARANAKI WOMEN
New Plymouth Physio Taranaki Women met Manawatu on Sunday 15th November at Pukekura Park in the first round of the Mike Shrimpton Trophy, a 40 over match. Manawatu won the toss & elected to bat first. Taranaki struck early claiming the valuable wicket of Jess Watkin, run out for 5, the result of a great throw from the boundary from Sarah Parker. The introduction of spinner Taila Hurley saw her tighten up the flow of runs & claim the next wicket in her 4th over, Manawatu 36-2 after 12 overs. Mikaela Greig was joined by Hannah Rowe & they looked comfortable until Mikaela was run out in the 22nd over & the score on 90. Some outstanding keeping by Nat Dodd, who effected a leg side stumping along with an other run out saw Manawatu 94-5 in the 25th over. Rowe was still in & timing the ball well & controlled the rest of the innings to be 78 not out & Manawatu making it to 188 for 7. Wickets were shared with Nellie Chapman, Taila Hurley & Kate Baxter all claiming 1 wicket each & the team effecting 4 run outs
The Taranaki New Plymouth Physio innings starting badly losing wickets in both the first & third overs to be 11-2. Aimee Wisnewski joined Nat Dodd & the pair went about rebuilding the innings & made it through to 65 in the 16th over before Wisnewski was out for 22. We lost another wicket in the same over. Skipper Kate Baxter joined Dodd & this pair started to take the attack to the Manawatu team with some very good running. Rowe was brought back into the attack & struck in the last over, with Baxter out for 28, 134-5 in the 31st over. The match was evenly poised with Taranaki needing 55 runs from the last 10 overs with 5 wickets in hand. We lost a wicket in the 35th & 36th overs to be 156-7, with Dodd still at the crease & batting well. Still needing around a run a ball, Amy Foreman joined Dodd. We required 9 off the last over, in which Dodd brought up her 100 (off 106 balls) however we came up short by 5 runs. An exciting game & start to the season. Outstanding batting from Dodd, who’s innings was chanceless & a pleasure to watch.
Thanks to the large contingent of supporters who turned up to watch.
Next game v Hawkes Bay in Palmerston North, Sunday 22nd November.
Well done Taranaki, unlucky not to get there!! Well done Nat on your ton.😊🏏
TARANAKI PREMIER CRICKET - TIGHT AT THE TOP!
Round four of the premier one day cricket competition was a round of upsets and bonus point victories.
The previously unbeaten New Plymouth Marist United side took on the winless Woodleigh team at Sutherland Park with the home side causing the first upset of the round and securing their first victory of the season and in doing so keeping their hopes of a semi final place alive.
NPMU won the toss and elected to bat first however struggled to get any momentum going, the most frustrating part was the length of the out field that did not reward the batsman for their strokeplay. NPMU lost wickets regularly with opener Ryan Fleming battling hard scoring 38 off 105 balls, at the other end the wickets continued to tumble with Andrew Mason and Matt Allen taking four wickets apiece. NPMU were bowled out for 140 in the final over. In reply Woodleigh opener Jesse Vertongen took the aggressive route scoring 40 off 46 balls but his fellow team mates struggled and Woodleigh soon found themselves precariously placed at 91 for 6, a 39 run partnership between Phil Barraclough (30) and Andrew Mason (23) saw them to within 10 runs of victory, however both departed before then with Woodleigh scoring the winning runs with two wickets in hand and 10 balls to spare.
In the other matches NPOB scored their second bonus point victory of the season, this time easily disposing of FDMC, FDMC batted first and were all out for 129, Robson Chapman top scoring with 28 with NPOB seamer Davis Mills picking up 5 for 21. In reply the NPOB openers must have had an appointment to get to as they wasted no time in chasing the score down, Matt Shaw 58 off 65 balls and Myles Simkin 65 not out off 49 balls put the game beyond doubt scoring a 8 wicket bonus point win having scored the winning runs in the 20th over.
NPBHS continued on their impressive season to date with a comfortable seven wicket bonus point win over top of the table Inglewood. Inglewood were bundled out for 104 and coach David O’Sullivan will be doing some running between the wicket practice this week as there were three needless run outs in the innings. The NPBHS batsman made light work of the total scoring the runs in the 24th over with Thomas Graham 34 not out.
The final game of the round was the battle of the South and this time it was Stratford scoring the bonus point victory. Stratford bowler Jordan Lampe returned figures of 5 for 40 off 10 overs as he took apart the Hawera top order dismissing them for 132 in the 40th over, Rob Northcott top scoring with 42 off 32 balls. The Stratford innings got off to a bad start losing opener Chris Coombe third ball however Denis Mihalijevich, Paul Lightoller and Lachlan Drummond all contributed 20+ as Stratford completed the victory in the 36th over.
This leaves three teams at the top of the table with Inglewood, NPBHS and NPOB all on 12 points, Stratford sneak into 4th place on 11 points ahead of NPMU who remain on 10 with Woodleigh on 6, Hawera 4 and FDMC 2.
Full the full scorecards go to ➡️
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In association with MASSEY UNIVERSITY, CD Cricket is pleased to be once again offering four tertiary CD Cricket...Taranaki Representative players Jordan Gard, Sebastian Lauderdale-Smith & Chris Logan played in the CD U19 Development game against the Wairarapa Development team on Sunday at Fitzherbert Park, Palmerston North.
CD U19 winning comfortably.
Taranaki U12 Boys v Horowhenua-Kapiti on Sunday 15th November Match Report
A very interesting and exciting game was played yesterday at The Sports Hub in Hawera between the HKCA Under 12's and TCA Under 12's.
HKCA won the toss and chose to Bowl first. C Broadmore was retired and scored 26 off 35 balls, K Patterson pumped 26 off 15 balls and C Barkley scored 19 off 35 balls. TCA made 131 off their 35 overs.
HKCA started well with both openers playing some great shots but once they were retired TCA started building pressure and taking wickets, C Broadmore also shone with the ball taking 3 wickets for 6 runs off his 4 overs, T Ingram took 4 wickets for 5 runs from his 4 overs including 2 in the last over of the game. HKCA needed 2 runs off the last ball to win, HKCA managed to scamper through with a shy at the stumps missing and getting 1 run which resulted in the game being tied at 131 runs each.
A great game with both sides fielding very well!
Peter Ingram - Manager U12 Boys
