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Canty cricketers cap off record season at gala event • By Tatiana Gibbs CANTERBURY CRICKET popped the final champagne bottle of the season on Friday night, celebrating a record summer in which they won four of five contested domestic titles. Frances Mackay and Daryl Mitchell both took home the Players’ Player awards, as voted by their fellow teammates. It recognised their outstanding individual performances throughout the season, which was affirmed again when both Mackay and Mitchell took out the women’s and men’s Player of the Year awards for their contributions with both bat and ball. Mitchell cemented a debut season of the ages for Canterbury after making the move from Northern Districts. He was described as the “foundation of success” for the men’s side. The batting all-rounder scored 692 runs across all three formats, including achieving his maiden first class century for Canterbury, as well as taking 29 wickets throughout the season. Captain Mackay won the women’s Player of the Year title for the sixth time, and added the women’s Bowler of the Year award to her season collection. Mackay earned herself a White Ferns recall this season following her all-round efforts, scoring 665 runs and taking 34 wickets across both formats of the game in the domestic season. The Canterbury Magicians were domestic double champions, winning the Dream11 T20 Super Smash final in dramatic fashion, clinching victory over the Wellington Blaze in the final over, led by a Kate Ebrahim and Lea Tahuhu run chase. The women’s side secured the double by winning the Hallyburton Johnstone Shield one day competition, comfortably beating the Auckland Hearts in the final match by eight wickets, guided by top order batting experience of Frankie Mackay and Amy Satterthwaite. “It’s that nice feeling that we are the best team in the country Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz CONTENT MARKETING 29 SUCCESS: Daryl Mitchell with coach Peter Fulton and Frances Mackay with ARA chief executive Tony Gray after being presented with their awards. PHOTOS: CALLUM CURNOW and that other teams are going to really come hard for us, so we need to make sure that we make those same gains once again,” Mackay said. “Because everyone loves to beat the Cantabs, and everyone especially loves to beat the Cantabs when they’ve got the trophies locked up in their trophy cabinet.” The Canterbury men came close to achieving a historic first three-peat, winning the Plunket Shield four-day title with two rounds to spare, and blasting to victory over Northern Districts in the Ford Trophy one day final on the back of an unbroken Henry Nicholls century. Captain Cole McConchie discussed Canterbury’s momentum: “We got onto a roll this season and I think that’s a testament to the whole squad. We had a squad of 25 men this season that all stood up at different stages … and to come away with two titles is really pleasing.” The men were denied a clean sweep by the Wellington Firebirds in the Dream11 T20 Super Smash final, who defeated Canterbury in the final over. “No one’s ever done the threepeat in men’s domestic cricket,” McConchie said. “We’re really hungry to create history and go after the threepeat, and I’m sure we won’t stop until we get there.” Thursday April 15 2021 The Star Canterbury Cricket 2020/2021 award winners Men’s Player of the Year: Daryl Mitchell Women’s Player of the Year: Frances Mackay Men’s Players’ Player: Daryl Mitchell Women’s Players’ Player: Frances Mackay Sabelle Supporters’ Performance of the Year: Lea Tahuhu Men’s Batsman of the Year: Ken McClure Women’s Batter of the Year: Kate Ebrahim U19 Men’s Batsmen of the Year: Rhys Mariu U19 Women’s Batter of the Year: Abby Gerken Men’s Bowler of the Year: Will Williams Women’s Bowler of the Year: Frances Mackay U19 Men’s Bowler of the Year: Angus Sidey U19 Women’s Bowler of the Year: Missy Banks. Meanwhile, at the New Zealand Cricket Awards on Tuesday night, the ANZ International Women’s ODI Player of the Year was claimed by Canterbury’s Amy Satterthwaite. Canterbury also claimed the double in the domestic player of the year category with all-rounders Frankie Mackay and Daryl Mitchell claiming the respective awards. The Canterbury Magicians’ victorious Super Smash and Hallyburton Johnstone (HBJ) Shield campaigns were reflected in both domestic batting and bowling awards. All-rounder Kate Ebrahim was awarded the Ruth Martin Cup for batting, after playing a key hand in the T20 grand final win and ending as the leading run-scorer in the HBJ. At just 20 years old, leg-spinner Sarah Asmussen topped the HBJ wicket tally following an impressive Super Smash campaign, seeing her named the Phyl Blackler Cup for women’s domestic bowling. 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