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United pile on pressure as Tech's young guns wilt

By Jared Smith
Whanganui Chronicle·
20 Jan, 2013 06:17 PM3 mins to read

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The new-look Tech squad did not make the first-up impact they were seeking in the Wanganui Premier League on Saturday.

Instead, the veterans of United put on a clinical performance in blustery conditions at Wanganui Collegiate's number 2 ground, disposing of the young guns by 100 runs.

Missing some key batsmen away with representative duty, namely Henry Collier who was in superb nick at the national Under 19 tournament, Tech's lineup were put under enormous pressure by the likes of Andrew Cording, who got several loud lbw shouts against the openers.

On a track unlikely to produce big totals, Tech's struggled to connect, snaffling runs where they could from late cuts and streaking shots.

Breaking through by the fifth over, Cording took the top order apart, finishing with figures of 5-21.

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Tom Lance capped an excellent all-round performance to take 3-30, on top of his anchoring United's innings with 76 as opening batsman.

Only Tech opener Peter Czerwonka managed to hang in there, grinding his way to 41.

Conditions were not easy for batting as United had closed their innings just past the 200-mark, challenging if not all together imposing.

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Lance survived a dropped catch to steer his team through, while Robbie Power provided an important cameo down the order, being unbeaten on about 30.

Tech medium pacer Josh Plumridge was the first bowler to complete a 15-over spell under the new rules for the Premier League, taking three wickets for 49.

The scorebooks recorded by the two teams with United innings did not quite match up at the close of play, so the version provided below is the compromised assessment.

In the other game, Saracens got their 2013 campaign off to a good start at home with a three-wicket win over Marist.

Their clubmates were not so fortunate in the Premier 2 Chairman's Cup final, as WHSOB cruised to a nine-wicket win.

Results

Porter Hire Premier 1: David Jones Motors United 203-7 (T Lance 76, R Power 30no, J Plumridge 3-49) bt St Johns Tech OB 103 (P Czerwonka 41, A Cording 5-21, T Lance 3-30). Silks Audit Marist 175 (G Singh 30, M Fraser 51, O Gordan 2-13) lost to Marton Saracens 177-7 (D Gordan 56, C Rayner 31no, B Turner 2-19).

Porter Hire Premier 2 - Chairmans Cup Final: Marton Saracens 92 (K Manuka 41, J George 3-14, J Tweed 2-0) lost to WHSOB 95-1 (J Sicely 51).

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