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Marist eliminated from Coastal Challenge 2-day competition by Wairarapa United in Masterton

By Jared Smith
Whanganui Chronicle·
20 Dec, 2021 04:00 PM5 mins to read

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Shaun O'Leary, with 24, got a start for a Marist team that struggled with the bat. Photo / Supplied

Shaun O'Leary, with 24, got a start for a Marist team that struggled with the bat. Photo / Supplied

It will be a Horowhenua vs Wairarapa final for the two-day version of the Coastal Challenge Cup, after a batting collapse saw Wanganui Vet Services Marist lose on the first innings on Sunday.

In what was ultimately a two-innings game at Masterton's Queen Elizabeth Park, Marist were bowled out for just 96 in 60 overs, after home side United CC made 297 by digging in to bat out 96 overs.

Openers John McKenzie (42) and Kishan Dhiman (70) had the hosts off to a strong start with a 65-run partnership in 20 overs, before Adam Beard trapped McKenzie in front, and then Fraser Kinnerley (4-60) worked his way through the rest of the top order to reduce United to 119-4.

However, the middle and lower order all defended stoutly, as Marist ultimately tried nine different bowlers at the crease, six of them getting one wicket.

Robbie Spears (32), Sam Jonas (27), Samuel Payne (24) and Gurdev Singh (37 not out) each contributed to get their team close to 300, leaving Marist at long odds to either surpass their total or bat out the Sunday.

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The result was decided by mid-afternoon, with the visitors dismissed for less than 100.

Shaun O'Leary (24) – one of five O'Learys in the lineup – got a start, as did Mark Fraser (15) and Hadleigh O'Leary (17), who saw off 105 deliveries.

But everyone else was dismissed in single figures, with United's five bowlers sharing the honours.

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The pick of them was Regan Fricker (3-24), who cleaned up the tail, while Speers (2-27) had United off to a great start by using his off-spinners to get both Marist openers by the sixth over.

United will now face Kapiti Old Boys in the final on January 8-9, after they picked up a competitive five-wicket win over Levin Old Boys at Donnelly Park.

In the minor playoffs, Burger King Red Star travelled from Masterton to get a first-innings points win over Property Brokers United, who were also dismissed for less than 100 in their first turn at bat, while still being 128 runs behind for their second innings at the close of play.

In the Premier 2 40-over competition on Saturday, Treadwell Gordon United 2nd XI maintained their unbeaten record with a comfortable 66-run win over Kaitoke Knight Riders, as the games were moved to the Springvale fields.

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Results, December 18-19

Coastal Challenge

United CC 297 (K Dhiman 70, J McKenzie 42, G Singh 37no, R Speers 32, S Jonas 27, S Payne 24; F Kinnerley 4-60) bt Wanganui Vet Services Marist 96 (S O'Leary 24; R Fricker 3-24, S Payne 2-10, S Patel 2-14, R Speers 2-27) on first innings.

Levin Old Boys 147 (M Good 27, R Taylor 27, J Pinfold 23, B Te Tomo 21; T Harris 4-27, C Andrews 3-28, Z Benton 3-52) and 169-8 dec (B Te Tomo 58, A Simpson 32, J Pinfold 30; A Halbert 6-24) lost to Kapiti Old Boys 258 (M Harrison 46, J Miles 43, A Halbert 40, S Paterson 33no, D Browne 33, T Harris 28; X Sakhalkar 3-45, R Taylor 2-36, A Simpson 2-37) and 61-5 (R Hickey 23no, J Miles 20; D Kennett 2-23) by five wickets.

Burger King Red Star 172 (S Hooker 55, N Elliot 25, A Singh 23; L Hoekstra 3-32, C Meredith 2-14) and 129-4 dec (J Jonas 63, S Hooker 37, P Sigvertsen 20; A Penn 2-15) bt Property Brokers United 78 (A Penn 16; S Hook 5-20, J Church 2-13, P Sigvertsen 2-33) and 96-4 (T Lance 42, A Penn 26, C Hobbs 20; S Hook 2-18) on first innings.

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P2 40

Matt Burke Engineering Marton Saracens 132-9 (D Rayner 61; R Moore 3-23, R Donaldson 2-18) lost to Wanganui Renegades 133-5 (J Trillo 61; S Singh 3-40) by five wickets.

Tech Old Boys 123 (Q Mailman 40, C Greene 30; S Sreekumar 3-12, R Sabari 2-14, L Varghese 2-18, A Coelho 2-22) bt Wicket Warriors Whanganui 85 (V Chacko 15, A Coelho 15; A Tipper 5-26, J Healy 2-16, D Maraki 2-17) by 38 runs.

Treadwell Gordon United 2nd XI 162 (K Watson 48, K Bremer 37; M Slade 3-47, F Edwards 2-11, M Tongotea 2-19, J Malipaard 2-21) bt Kaitoke Knight Riders 96 (Z Payne-Potaka 31, D Whetton 23no; K Bremer 5-23, K Watson 2-19, L Singh 2-26) by 66 runs.

Marist Bs vs Wanganui United 3rds unknown.

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