Top all-rounder leads Kamo to solid victory

Ben Hyde was outstanding with both bat and ball for his Kamo side in a Whangarei junior A grade cricket match against Onerahi Green on Saturday.
Ben top-scored in both innings hitting 43 as Kamo made 114 in their first innings and was unbeaten on 34 as the side declared at 55 for five wickets in their second.
In reply Onerahi were dismissed for 63 with Ben the key destroyer taking three wickets for just four runs and, with both Ben and Jonathon Nagulesan right on target, Onerahi hit 57 in their second innings. Ben took two for eight while Jonathon was very tight, giving up just one run and taking three wickets.
Matthew Burns was a bright light for Onerahi taking two wickets for 12 runs. Despite a brilliant half-century by Strachan McLeod, City S struggled to make any inroads against a classy Onerahi-Central Chiefs.
Strachan hit 61 in City's second innings of 107 after the side made 98 for five on the first day. Tom Herman was the chief destroyer for Onerahi taking four for 12 and got support from Alex Tunstall, two for 16.
It was Bradley Kneebone and Henry Cooper to the fore, once again, leading Onerahi to the win with eight wickets in hand. Bradley hit 25 while Henry was left unbeaten on 23.
Maungakaramea with Ryan Olliff, 31 not out, and Aiden Miller, 27 retired, beat City G in the other A grade match.
Adri Thomas was the star of the B grade matches hitting an unbeaten 79 when City Blue beat City White by 82 runs.
Others to stand out in the B grade were Kerikeri's Ben Luke, who hit 32, and Matthew Hill who took four for eight; Travis Connelly (Kamo) three wickets for 17 runs; Hayden Juranovich (City White) 28 not out; David Armitt (maungakaramea) three for five; and Charl Compaan (City Gold) 30.
Scores.- A Grade: Kamo 114 (Ben Hyde 43, Daniel Ridgley 20; Sam Beazley 4-29) and 55 for five wkts dec (Ben Hyde 34 n.o., Matthew Burns 2-12) beat Onerahi-Central Green 63 (Ben Hyde 3-4) and 57 (Jonathon Nagulesan 3-1, Ben Hyde 2-8)
Maungakaramea 110 for five wkts. and 106 for two wkts. dec (Ryan Olliff 31 n.o., Aiden Miller 27 ret, Matthew Thornton 11 n.o., Jordan Antunovich 10) beat City G 61 for six wkts and 52 (Sam Robson 12; Jarrod Thyne 3-12, Liam O'Sullivan 2-15)
City S 98 for five wkts and 107 (Strachan McLeod 61; Tom Herman 4-12, Alex Tunstall 2-16) lost to Onerahi-Central Chiefs 133 for two wkts and 73 for two wkts. (Bradley Kneebone 25, Henry Cooper 23 n.o.).
B Grade: Kerikeri 124 for eight wkts (Ben Luke 32, Bryce Millar 17 n.o., Robert van der Kroft 13 n.o.; Travis Connelly 3-17) bt Kamo 52 (Matthew Hill 4-8, Matthew Anderson 2-4, Brandon Johnston 2-5)
City Blue 173 for six wkts. (Adri Thomas 79 n.o., Sam Cloutman 17 n.o.) beat City White 91 for five wkts (Hayden Juranovich 28 n.o.; David Armitt 3-5)
Maungakaramea 85 for three wkts (Max Davis 2-0) beat City Gold 84 for five wkts (Charl Compaan 30, Cody Hewlett 12, Hayden Main 11).
C Grade: City Blue 99 (Marcus Crum 19, Sam Clotworthy 18, Max Trimble 17, Milton Brookland 13, Drake Nicholas 13; Nathan Tomlinson 2-22) beat Maunu 36 (Chantz Wilson-Harding 11; Matthew Lobb 3-2, Milton Brookland 3-3, Marcus Crum 2-3, Sam Clotworthy 2-7)
Maungakaramea 55 (Dana Antunovich 15, Ryan West 13; Matthew Kingi 3-13, Justin Palmer 2-9) beat Kamo Black 44 (Ben Turner 19, Hayden Turrell 18; Sam Crowther 2-4)
Tikipunga 75 (Jordan Hackett 17, Dylan Lilly 13, Shane Burton 12; Mach Jones 2-10) beat City Gold 52 (Arthur McKechnie 17, Brad Lamb 12; Karalee Lilly 2-4, Josh Brown 2-4)
Onerahi-Central 64 (Chris Kokich 11, Josh Anon 10; Henry Williams 4-6, Mitchell Williams 2-14) beat City Red 36 (Henry Williams 11, Lachlan McLeod 10; Chris Kokich 4-2, Isaac Anon 3-2).
D Grade: City 27 (Caynen Wilson 3-2, Jitesh Patel 2-3) beat Maunu 11 (Nicholas Nowlan 3-4, Bradley Martin 2-1)
Kamo White 43 (Ben Van Veen 19) beat Tikipunga Tigers 33 (Marshall Pascoe 3-2).
Under 15
Pompallier College 149 for 8 wkts (Andrew Dean 32 ret., Brad Bennetto 20, Harry Taffs 19, Tim Ottenhof 17 ret) beat Whangarei Boys High White 66 (Brad Bennetto 2-14, Joe Henehan 2-16)
Kerikeri High 123 for 6 wkts (Hemi Joyce 30, Tom Bailey 29 n.o, Jarrod Mongston 22, Travis Larsen 21, Ethan Pocklington 3-14) beat Dargaville High School 122 for 3 wkts (Jeremy Guy 55 n.o., Nelson McCullough 39, Tom Bailey 2-24).