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Wednesday February 6 2019 Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi BAY HARBOUR PAGE 17 SPORTS Sumner make strong start to two-day cricket competition Sumner club captain Dan Vann reports on how their first XI cricket side performed during the first day of their two-day clash against Lancaster Park SUMNER hosted Lancaster Park on Saturday as they returned to two-day cricket. After two very narrow losses to Lancaster Park in the one-day and T20 competitions, they knew this would be a tough encounter. Sumner won the toss and bowled first and, in spite of Lancaster Park getting off to a very fast start, three early wickets, all taken by opening bowler Nawid Mohammady (3-29) meant Sumner were able to apply some pressure to the Lancaster Park batsmen. Lancaster Park managed to rebuild somewhat before the introduction of Jonny Percasky (5-42 off 16 overs) and Dan Vann (2-50 off 14 overs), who managed to tie down Lancaster Park down and take the remaining seven wickets to have them all out for 175. In reply, Sumner made an excellent start, losing their first wicket at 40 and their second at 70. At this stage, Sumner were looking in control. But a small stumble saw three quick wickets fall and, at 79/4, things were back in the balance. Brett Taylor (68) and I combined to put on 30 runs to steady the ship again. When my wicket fell for 27 with the score at 130, Taylor decided to put the foot down and counter-attacked with some outstanding striking. Sumner ended the day on 209 (34 runs ahead). We were very pleased with how we played today. At times we were put under pressure but we responded well to it. Lancaster Park are a very strong team and we get on well with them off the field so it was nice to have a good start. But we will need to play well again next week to take the outright win. EYE ON THE BALL: Paddy Laidlaw gets stuck into some catches on the inflatable. GAME TIME: Dan Vann gives the Club Captains XI a team talk ahead of their clash with the Presidents XI. Des Lyon day raises $5000 • By Louis Day SUMNER CRICKET Club raised about $5000 during its Des Lyon day. Club captain Dan Vann said they would have a more accurate total once money from raffles had come in. The Presidents XI fell to the Club Captains XI in the premier match of the day, which included current Canterbury Magicians Nat Cox and Erin Bermingham. The junior match kicked off the day before Sumner Rugby Club battled it out with an Invitational XI. The day was in commemoration of life member Des Lyons, a man who contributed a considerable amount of his time to sports clubs across Sumner. ALL SMILES: Aaron Stanley-Joblin of the Invitational XI raises the Shag Rock trophy after beating the Sumner Rugby Club XI. “He was always involved in a lot of different sports clubs across Sumner, he was the guy who would do the grounds, would help with coaching, so it made sense to have a day in his memory when he passed away.” Mr Vann said the money raised would go towards ground costs, junior equipment and general running costs.
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