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PAGE 14 BAY HARBOUR Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi Wednesday March 6 2019 Sumner batsmen fail to fire against Burnside Sumner Cricket Club captain Dan Vann reports on his side’s two-day clash with Burnside SUMNER HOSTED top of the table Burnside at St Leonards over the last two weekends. On day one, Sumner were asked to bat first and made a reasonably solid and steady start. However, wickets fell around overseas opener Tom Davie, who was the mainstay of the innings with his maiden century (102). The only other major contributor was fellow English overseas player Tom McGeorge (33). The pair put on a partnership of 79 to get Sumner through to a respectable 241 all out. In reply, Burnside came out blazing with their opening batsmen Alex Heenen (66) and Tom Dunlop (65) putting on a 112-run opening stand at faster than a run a ball. Once they were dismissed, wickets started to fall and Sumner were back in the game. At 196/7, the gamer was in the SPORT balance. Burnside ended the first day at 210-7 On day two, Burnside made a number of changes to their side, which significantly strengthened their team. They made short work of the small overnight deficit to take a lead of 25 when they were eventually dismissed for 266. The wickets were shared, but Nawid Mohammady was the best of the bowlers, picking up 3-33. Sumner then went about trying to build a total that would challenge the aggressive Burnside side. Runs came at a steady rate and at 85/2 things were looking good. But wickets continued to fall in steady succession and Sumner’s innings ended with a modest 149 all out. Anton Smail (36) was the pick of the batsmen, with four other players getting starts but not going on. Again, Burnside came out all guns blazing and went after the Sumner bowlers who had no answer to the onslaught. Burnside managed to run down the total in just 16 overs without losing a wicket. Again both Burnside openers picked up half centuries. With two rounds to go, Sumner remain in the middle of the table and will look to bounce back against East Shirley away from home this week. Sumner need to be a lot more patient with the bat and build partnerships if we want to make match-winning totals. Sumner will welcome back in form batsmen Brett Taylor this weekend who has just come off a tonne and half century in the round before last. IN FORM: David Fitch won the 1500m and 800m at the national masters track and field competition in Timaru at the weekend. Fitch brings home gold SUMNER RUNNING Club’s David Fitch won the 1500m and 800m at the national masters track and field competition in Timaru at the weekend. The 1500m was looking to be a close battle until the final 400m mark when Fitch began pulling away to convincingly win the masters 30-49 age group and secure gold in the 40-44 age group. Fitch managed to complete the double on Sunday in the 800m after he made the decision to lead from the gun and secured the overall win in the masters 30-49 age group and another gold in the 40-44 age group. Fitch continues to demonstrate his strength at almost every distance he competes in. His successful perfomance at the national masters comes after he took three golds at the Canterbury masters in the 3000m, 1500m and 800m. ACTION: Competitors navigate their way through Fiordland in the GODZone Adventure Race last year. Adventure race to finish in Akaroa • By Louis Day AKAROA WILL be the final destination for one of the world’s largest adventure races. On Sunday, 250 competitors in the GODZone Adventure Race will start a seven-day journey to navigate their way through a 600km course, which will stretch throughout Canterbury and finish in Akaroa. The location of the start line will be announced this week. Said GODZone media manager Margo Berryman: “It is the largest in terms of team numbers and the length of the race.” Competitors from all over the world will race in teams of four and have to execute a range of disciplines, such as mountain biking, trekking, kayaking, canoeing and pack-rafting. The official welcome and race briefing will be held at The Gaiety in Akaroa on Saturday. Ms Berryman said Canterbury was the perfect location to host the event. “Canterbury was an obvious location that we all knew we would eventually end up going to. It has an amazing landscape and has an amazing adventure background.” The event is being welcomed by the Akaroa District Promotions Society, which is made up of a group of business operators in the area. “An event the size of GODZone has a significant regional benefit with competitors staying for to 10-15 days and purchasing accommodation, food, rental vehicles and participating in sight-seeing activities in the region,” said executive officer Hollie Hollander. •More sport, page 16
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