Bundaberg cricket participant claims uncommon nine-wicket haul

South Queensland Nation consultant rapid bowler Nathan Van Eekeren endured his sensational shape, claiming an extraordinary nine-wicket haul, then most sensible scoring with 48 for his membership Norths on Day 1 in their Bundaberg Cricket Rum Town Meals Department 1 Premiership two-day showdown with Brothers at Salter Oval on Saturday.

However after being bundled out for a paltry 154 within the fortieth in their allocated 85 overs, Brothers picked themselves up off the canvas and salvaged some pleasure via bowling Norths out for 182 in 52 overs getting ready to stumps with 14-year-old paceman Lachlan Heycox additionally masking himself in glory, bagging 5-37 from 12 overs

In the meantime, Queensland Nation incumbent tearaway Arden Lankowski additionally snared a five-wicket haul, taking 5-45 to be the principle destroyer for East Bundy Magpies in opposition to Waves, who had been pushed aside for a aggressive 210 in 56.1 overs, however then bowled themselves right into a profitable place, having the Magpies 6-83 at stumps when they were reeling at 6-33.

Brothers received the toss and strangely elected to bat however had been quickly in bother as wickets tumbled with Nathan wreaking havoc, and at 6-29, they had been getting ready to obliteration, however their former Tallon Medal winner Sam Pearson and fellow bowler Andy Porter led a fightback with 59 and 35 respectively in a 91-run partnership.

However Nathan returned to take away each in fast succession, and whilst Jackson Rehbein got here in and added 24 runs, Nathan additionally ended his keep, then additionally pushed aside tail-ender Harry Kuorikoski to finish his direction.

Lachlan Heycox then took the brand new ball for the Brethren and took the primary 3 wickets, firing out Norths’ South Queensland Nation batting ace Brendan Handley and fellow Huge Bay Open representatives Chris Nappe and Josh Winen, and when Sam Pearson stepped as much as the plate and grabbed two wickets together with their different batting trump Blyton Pendergast, Norths had been additionally teetering at 5-41.

However Norths’ intensity got here to the fore, they usually took a first-innings main, led via Nathan, who once more oozed magnificence earlier than falling two runs shy of a deserved half-century, and Louis Macdonnell and Shannon Smith with 31 and 33 respectively.

Lachlan Heycox returned to pick out up two extra wickets, however Norths took the honours, and with a 28-run benefit at the first innings, they’re neatly positioned to push for outright victory when the fit is scheduled to conclude this Saturday.

In the meantime, Ryan Norton, Adam Pozzebon and Jayden Larsen led the Waves’ rate with 59, 48 and 36 respectively, however the reigning premiers had been on the right track for a far higher workforce general earlier than struggling a cave in of 6-22, as Arden snuffed out their decrease order, in tandem with spinner Tom Kidd, who snared 3-18 from 5 overs.

Waves openers Mitchell Waters (2-28) and 18-year-old rising fast Lachlan Modrow (2-14) then made early in-roads with the ball, earlier than first trade Ryan Norton chimed in with 2-11, together with the large scalp of Arden.

However captain Dale Steele and Trent Seeds (37 no longer out) blended in an unbroken partnership of fifty to stay them within the contest, albeit with nonetheless an additional 128 runs required.

All different Bundaberg cricket was once washed for the weekend, at the side of all scheduled Coral Coast/Hervey Bay Softball fixtures.

RUGBY

Common Hooker Aloisia Sebualala, taking part in in a brand new place at Unfastened-head Prop, endured his excellent shape, notching every other double in a signature excellent all-round efficiency as West Barbarians white-washed Turtles Brothers 42-0 of their Rugby Bundaberg Elders Insurance coverage Spring Cup last-round duel at Jubilee Park on Friday night time which was once additionally a get dressed practice session for his or her semi-final rematch this Saturday.

In the meantime, within the a lot expected combat for fourth place and the final semi-final berth, East Bundaberg Pythons toughed out a 19-15 victory over Waves Falcons, however they paid without equal worth for incurring 3 yellow playing cards and one pink card for the fit, being penalised the 4 issues which they had been awarded for the win, whilst Falcons picked up one bonus level for shedding via lower than seven issues, hanging them into the semi’s, with East Bundaberg lacking out.

Pythons assistant trainer Victor Nio stated that Jackson Paulson was once once more their Guy of the Fit, however that it was once “shattering” for them to leave out out in this type of means in spite of completing the season with two wins to Waves’ one.

“With earlier issues deductions, we had been already at the back of them on issues, however to be stripped of 4 issues on my own on Friday was once a sour tablet to swallow – the lads fought exhausting to in spite of everything have two wins back-to-back, nevertheless it all manner not anything now, and just right good fortune to Falcons,” Victor stated.

Falcons captain/trainer Tommy Akers stated it was once no longer the best way they sought after to qualify for the finals, however now they’re there, he’s made up our minds to serve it as much as minor premiers Fraser Coast Mariners within the sudden-death fit this weekend.

In the meantime, Barbarians trainer Gary Maroney lauded a “dominant win” with Leka Hiva their Guy of the Fit, forward of Tight-head Prop Bruce Ikamanu, who endured his white-hot shape, and Wame Serukaitoga.

“We outplayed Turtles in all departments, however there’s nonetheless room for growth in our squad, and we will’t take anything else with no consideration this week – we need to stay gamers considering what is been running, make stronger on our short-comings, and stay certain throughout the camp,” Gary stated.

Listed below are the rankings:

CRICKET BUNDABERG

RUM CITY FOODS DIVISION 1 PREMIERSHIP

Day 1 of 2-day around:

BROTHERS 154 (Sam Pearson 59, Andy Porter 35, Jackson Rehbein 24, Nathan Van Eekeren 13.3-3-42-9) v NORTHS 182 (Nathan Van Eekeren 48, Shannon Smith 33, Louis Myers-Macdonnell 31, Lachlan Heycox 12-4-37-5, Sam Pearson 7-1-29-2).

WAVES 210 (Ryan Norton 59, Adam Pozzebon 48, Jayden Larsen 36, Arden Lankowski 15-1-45-5, Tom Kidd 5-0-18-3) v EAST BUNDY MAGPIES 6-83 (Trent Seeds 37no, Ryan Norton 6-2-11-2, Lachlan Modrow 6-1-14-2, Mitchell Waters 15-5-28-2).

RUGBY BUNDABERG ELDERS INSURANCE SPRING CUP

Spherical 10:
WEST BARBARIANS 42 (Aloisia Sebualala 2, Pita Loketi, Pita Halafoou, Tevita Tufunga Sinoti, Phillip Lindsay, Maka Taliauli tries; Maka Taliauli, Andrew Filo conversions; Maka Taliauli penalty) d TURTLES BROTHERS 0.

EAST BUNDABERG PYTHONS 19 (Trent Seeds, Jarrod Johnson, Bennett Ooms-Otineru tries; Jackson Paulson 2 conversions) d WAVES FALCONS 15 (Sealing Fonua, Essakaia Mataka tries; Tommy Akers conversion & penalty).

Ladder: Fraser Coast Mariners 31, West Barbarians 23, (+146), Turtles Brothers 23 (-36), Waves Falcons 6, East Bundaberg Pythons 4.

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