Joey Yovich.
Whangarei club cricket players will be hoping the rich vein of form from the first round of the one-day competition, the Lion Red Cup, continues tomorrow.
Kamo and City together scored over 550 runs in their match, something of a rarity in the early stages of club cricket in Northland.
Now the challenge is to continue the high scoring affairs.
With other club games running more to tradition - with a low scoring game between Zest Insurance Whangarei Boys' High School and Kaipara, and a default in the other match - pressing on and scoring a win will be an aim for Kamo this weekend.
Kamo travel to the Bourne Dean Oval in Kaipara, hoping to get up over a Kaipara team that lost by four wickets to Boys' High last weekend.
Other match ups see round one winners City travel and face Maungakaramea while Boys' High host Onerahi Central.
