by Scoop | Sunday, December 13, 2009 | Rep Cricket News
Coach Chris Galwey almost added the Canterbury Area U19 tournament to his list of achievements as a player or coach but was denied by the very last ball of the week as South Canterbury tied their last match in the tournament held at Illam during the first week of...
by Scoop | Saturday, December 12, 2009 | Rep Cricket News
THE under-17 cricket zone tournament, being played in Timaru, will head down to the wire today, with three of the six teams equal on points heading into the final round. Christchurch Metro Black, Canterbury Country and Mid Canterbury all have a chance of claiming the...
by Scoop | Friday, December 11, 2009 | Rep Cricket News
The South Canterbury under-17 cricket team will continue to search for their opening win of the zone tournament today. The side probably had its best chance to get a win when they took on fellow strugglers Buller-West Coast, in a one-day game at Aorangi Park...
by Scoop | Sunday, November 29, 2009 | Rep Cricket News, School Cricket
The South Canterbury U17 team managed to pull off a good win in the last over against Mid Canterbury at Aorangi Oval after being set a target of 211 for victory. It was a difficult chase with more runs required than balls to face during the last 8 overs but some lusty...
by Scoop | Wednesday, November 18, 2009 | Rep Cricket News
South Canterbury travelled to Oamaru to take on North Otago in their final one day match before the Hawke Cup competition begins, and as well as a further chance for players to press claims for the final rep team, there was also the matter of improving on last...
by Scoop | Tuesday, November 10, 2009 | Rep Cricket News
South Canterbury’s dominance in the annual Ron Biggar Memorial match played against Mid Canterbury continued as they chalked up their fourth consecutive win in convincing fashion in their first match at the Aorangi Oval for the season. Mid Canterbury won the toss and...
by Scoop | Wednesday, November 4, 2009 | Rep Cricket News
South Canterburycould have a new `Fairlie Flyer’ after the performance of 16-year-old schoolboy cricketer Ben Dunbar. Dunbar who learnt his cricket in Fairlie and now plays for the TBHS 1st XI was the toast of South Canterbury as he took 6 wickets for only 11...
by Scoop | Friday, September 11, 2009 | General News, Rep Cricket News
South Canterbury representative cricketers are set to move from artificial wickets on the West Coast to first-class venues further south with the change of Hawke Cup boundaries. Under New Zealand Cricket’s long-awaited restructure, South Canterbury will move...
by Scoop | Wednesday, March 25, 2009 | JAB News, Rep Cricket News
South Canterbury JAB cricket teams played Christchurch Metro in three matches at Geraldine Oval on Sunday. Two of these were lost, but the SC Primary A team pulled off a rare win in a tight game. Batting first, SC reached 123 for 9 off 50 overs on an outfield more...
by Scoop | Wednesday, March 18, 2009 | General News, Rep Cricket News
The Mark Parker Memorial Trophy was played between holders Dunedin Metro and a South Canterbury Invitation side in beautiful sunny conditions on a good wicket at the Rectory and was a fitting tribute to Mark’s memory. The South Canterbury side featured several...
by Scoop | Friday, February 6, 2009 | General News, Rep Cricket News
Players who represent the province in four Hawke Cup two-day games will be honoured by having the cap (baggy green) presented in a revival of past times. The idea is to acknowledge a player’s contribution and bring mana (prestige) to the team. Former New Zealand...
by Scoop | Sunday, January 25, 2009 | General News, Rep Cricket News, Womens Cricket
Canterbury lower order batsman Amber Boyce from Timaru smashed 30 off 15 to give the Magician’s their third title in a row. Batting at number nine Boyce was the hero after getting her team across the line, a might achievement against the international pair of Sophie...
by Scoop | Tuesday, January 20, 2009 | Rep Cricket News
Despite a brilliant unbeaten innings of 94 by 17 year old Alexander McKenzie, South Canterbury fell 28 runs short of a first innings win against Canterbury Country in their final Hawke Cup elimination match of the season, and will probably finish second as Canterbury...
by Scoop | Friday, January 16, 2009 | JAB News, Rep Cricket News
South Canterbury’s Year 5 and 6 cricket team had a close loss to Christchurch Metro at the Canterbury Districts primary tournament in Rangiora yesterday. South Canterbury batted first and were all out for 109. Top scorers were Alistair Harvey 23, Matt Mackenzie...
by Scoop | Tuesday, January 13, 2009 | Rep Cricket News
South Canterbury travelled to Ashburton for their latest round in the Hawke Cup to take on Mid Canterbury. With inclement weather forecast, winning the toss and asking them to bat first looked like the best way of maximizing points. Early breakthroughs by opening...