B14 SPORT Wednesday, October 15, 2014 THE PRESS,

CRICKET Injury leaves Williamson in doubt

Mark Geenty yesterday marking four months McCullum and other frontliners No 3 in Williamson’s absence. ●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●● ● HOW THEY LINE UP till New Zealand’s World Cup including spinner Scotland, coached by former New Zealand’s marathon World opener against Sri Lanka. who will bowl in black kit for the New Zealand offspinner Grant Cup buildup hasn’t even begun, New Zealand XI: Brendon McCullum (c), , , Williamson wasn’t the only first time since June 2013. Bradburn, are led by batsman but their first major injury con- Dean Brownlie, , Corey Anderson, , Nathan frontliner to return from India Brownlie will bat at three , and include cern looms with key batsman McCullum, , Daniel Vettori, Mitchell McClenaghan, . with an injury, with paceman Tim today, after Latham and Martin county players such as Calum in doubt for next Scotland squad: Preston Mommsen (c), , , Southee nursing a sore shoulder. It Guptill, and a big score would put MacLeod, , Matt week’s series against . , Gordon Goudie, , Calum MacLeod, Richie wasn’t seen as serious and he his name in lights at an opportune Machan and Rob Taylor. Williamson returned from the Berrington, Freddie Coleman, Matthew Cross, , Majid could still be considered for time. Brownlie impressed Hesson They qualified for the World Champions League with a sore left Haq, , , Rob Taylor, Iain Wardlaw. Saturday, pending an assessment on the NZ A tour of England and Cup by beating United Arab wrist, which was deemed serious tomorrow. earned a mention as a leading con- Emirates in the final of last sum- enough to receive a cortisone Williamson, Southee and tender for a backup slot in mer’s qualifying tournament, and injection last Friday. Saturday’s warmup 50-over game which ends in Hamilton on Octo- Knights team-mates the World Cup squad. are coming off a win and a loss to He was in dominant form for against Ireland in Hamilton and he ber 27. and BJ Watling were already Allrounder Jimmy Neesham is Tasmania, then a 93- defeat to the Northern Knights in India but would be reassessed on Monday. Should the cortisone injection scheduled to sit out today’s game. also a top-three contender against Queensland Academy last the injury in his top hand began to He will almost certainly miss game not alleviate the pain, it could Williamson’s absence raises the South Africa and will likely be Thursday. Under a cloud: Kane Williamson is cause him considerable dis- one against South Africa at Mt sound alarm bells and raise the stakes for Dean Brownlie, Tom tried as an opener against Ireland Today’s 50-over match doesn’t battling a wrist injury which could rule comfort. Maunganui on Tuesday but prospect of surgery or a period on Latham and Colin Munro against on Saturday. If Neesham opens carry official list-A status so all 12 him out of the series against South Coach confirmed Hesson hoped he might play some the sidelines. Time is at least on Scotland at Lincoln, which will next week, Brownlie, Guptill and New Zealand players may get a Africa. Photo: GETTY IMAGES Williamson wouldn’t play part in the three-match series Williamson’s side to recover, with feature Brendon Latham would all be in the mix for run. Fairfax NZ

BOXING Cotton Power-punching accountant Everyone’s happy goes the distance now fighting for Heartland glory with Carter’s start Marc Hinton ●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●● ● Mat Kermeen [email protected] with ●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●● ● figured it would be good at the Breakers. Just not this Ashburton accountant Sam Watt good. golden boy pulled off a major upset at the One game into his latest stop on national amateur boxing cham- a journeyman NBL career – he’s Mat Kermeen pionships, but any celebrations played for six clubs since his 2002 [email protected] ● ●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●● ● were short lived as he switches his debut with the Giants – mind to rugby. Carter is one happy camper. Glen Cotton did not win a national Watt beat Commonwealth The 30-year-old Aussie has title but three rounds in the Games silver medallist David made what might be described as a national championship spotlight Light in the heavyweight final on thundering start with the ensured everyone will know know Saturday in Queenstown to win -based Australian NBL his name. the Dewar Shield and gain the No 1 club, playing a huge role in the The Canterbury boxer faced the national ranking over Light. 80-70 upset over the defending tough task of going up against the After that big win, the 22-year- champion Wildcats in Perth to golden boy of New Zealand ama- old could well have been thinking open the new season. teur boxing, David Nyika, in the about the Rio Olympics or maybe a Carter played big minutes under-81kg final. well earned rest, but last night was (nearly 31) after an early injury to Nyika, a Commonwealth focused on getting to rugby train- starting two guard Corey Webster, Rhys Carter: Good start. Games gold medallist from ing. and obliged with 14 points on five- Glasgow earlier this year was The blindside flanker has of-eight shooting (a dozen in the some confidence in the group,’’ predictably too good for Cotton but played four matches in the Heart- first half), including three of five Carter said of the short-handed the 27-year-old from the Smiling land Championship for Mid Can- from beyond the arc. Just for good victory. ‘‘We felt we could get it, Tigers Club became a champion terbury and hopes to earn a spot Code hopper: measure he had a game-high seven but hadn’t showed all that much with the crowd after a gutsy per- on the bench for the semifinal New national assists, three boards and a steal. through a pre-season that had been formance saw him go the three- against Poverty Bay on Saturday. heavyweight Oh, and his smothering defence so short.’’ round distance. Watt lost to Light in a national boxing champion on star Cats import Jermaine Beal ‘Carter appears the perfect fit Before the fight most spectators semifinal in 2012, but earlier this Sam Watt in harried the former Vanderbilt for Vickerman’s up tempo, defence didn’t expect Cotton – at his first year they sparred during action for Mid gunner into a two-of-17 shooting minded style in 2014-15. He’s an national championships – would preparations for the Glasgow Canterbury rugby night. excellent defender, moves well and last the opening round. games. club Celtic. Just the sort of contribution is equally capable as either a ball Nyika said his win was comfort- Despite not being fully fit, Watt Photo: CARYS that Breakers coach Dean handler or shooting guard. able, but Cotton was ‘‘one of the jumped at the chance to help out. MONTEATH Vickerman figured on when he From his side of the equation, toughest men he has ever fought’’. ‘‘I went OK with him and I actu- went hard after the veteran combo he had no hesitation crossing the ‘‘He was a real brute,’’ Nyika ally thought at the time, how good about myself that I had he was awarded the Dewar Shield. guard as his principal backcourt ditch when Vickerman first said. ‘‘I hadn’t seen him fight would I go with him if I was actu- pushed the silver medallist to a ‘‘David Tua, Shane Cameron sub. flagged his interest. before, but I’d heard he was a ally fit?’’ split decision,’’ Watt said. and Kevin Skinner were all on ‘‘Rhys was amazing in that first ‘‘It was really easy for me,’’ he tough guy. It turned out he was Representing New Zealand at But it was Watt’s hand that was there, it’s very special just to have half, but his defence on Beal was as said. ‘‘I’ve played with Mika even tougher than I’d expected.’’ Rio or any overseas tournament raised. your name mentioned against big a telling factor as him making [Vukona] before [at ’s Cotton’s coach Mark Fuller was would be a ‘‘massive achievement’’ ‘‘It was really exciting, an awe- names like that,’’ Watt said. some pretty tough three-balls,’’ ] and he’s one of my immensely proud of his charge. for Watt but, like turning profes- some feeling. Skinner died in July but the for- Vickerman said. favourite guys I’ve ever played ‘‘He’s the golden boy, he’s got sional, it would not be worth sacri- ‘‘The whole Canterbury team mer All Black and heavyweight Added assistant coach Paul with. I like the way the team plays the looks, the speed, the skills and ficing his career. were chanting and cheering, and champion was a hero to Watt. Henare: ‘‘We had a good start but and when I spoke to Dean about the medal and here is this kid from ‘‘I’m hungry to do that and if dad cried.’’ The win was a proud moment once he came in he opened it up that role behind Corey and Cedric the freezing works in Blenheim,’’ the opportunity comes up I’d love Light, who was fighting for his for Papanui coaches Eric Sincock with some great decision making. [Jackson], covering both, I thought Fuller said. to do it but being an accountant fourth title in succession, was and Michael Pimley, who have He made some shots but the seven it was a perfect situation.’’ Cotton divides his year with has to be my priority.’’ accepting of the split decision, and been with Watt since the begin- assists were key plays.’’ But Carter has been around too Fuller in the off-season of the freez- Watt would likely have to hold was quick to congratulate Watt. ning of 2006. Carter was rapt to start so well, long to draw any conclusions yet. ing works and trains himself in off Light and Commonwealth ‘‘Dave’s a really classy guy. Watt said he owed everything to and even happier it came against ‘‘We haven’t done anything yet. Blenheim when he is working. Games gold medallist David ‘‘I tried to buy him a beer later Pimley and Sincock and former one of his old clubs. Another, in We’ve got to stay level and bring Fuller said the achievement of Nyika, who is predicted to step up on and he said ‘no you’re the national champion Kere Brooks. the form of the , are the same things this week. We won making the final and going three to heavyweight, to represent New Sam Watt: With the Dewar Shield champ you don’t have to pay’,’’ Watt moved to Ashburton next up on Friday at Vector Arena. because we came in with a focus, rounds with Nyika was well Zealand at Rio. Watt said. earlier this year when he landed More of the same will do just played hard and everyone was deserved and something to remem- As the judges’ scorecards were and resigned himself to defeat. A first national title thrust Watt his first accountancy job but nicely, thank you. ready. But it doesn’t mean any- ber. being collected on Saturday, Watt ‘‘When they announced it was a among some of the biggest in the travels to Christchurch to train at ‘‘Not many teams win [in thing if you drop your home ‘‘The atmosphere was unreal. It saw Light’s name on a clipboard split decision I was feeling pretty sport. As heavyweight champion the Papanui Club. Perth], so that was really big to get game.’’ Fairfax NZ was so noisy, I was yelling instructions but Glen couldn’t hear me.’’ ‘‘He’s a very durable guy, he was confident he could go three rounds with Nyika,’’ Fuller said. ‘‘Glen was outclassed, there’s no doubt about it but he had a dig. Sheens satisfied with blend of experience and youth ‘‘I can’t explain how impressive Glen was,’’ Fuller said. Sarah Harvey , Johnston and from ralian history having played just In contrast the Kiwis last week (Roosters), (Storm), Robbie ●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●● ● Farah (), Bridget Morton, Hosea Watson and Matt Scott who have with- the Rabbitohs, and Bulldogs for- seven first grade NRL games. named a relatively experienced (Roosters), Jarryd Hayne (Eels), Ryan and Kaelan Boyce made it four Ten debutants have been named in drawn through injury. Other ward . Sheens said he was happy with squad that has a familiar look to Hoffman (Storm), (Broncos), Greg national titles for Canterbury the Kangaroos squad to play the experienced names missing Knights winger Sione Mata’utia the blend of experience and youth. that used for the Anzac test earlier Inglis (Rabbitohs), Josh Jackson (Bulldogs), Michael Jennings (Roosters), Alex Johnston when they won their finals and Four Nations with coach Tim include Paul Gallen, who is still was named in the squad for the ‘‘The positive for me is the this year. (Rabbitohs), David Klemmer (Bulldogs), Josh five fighters won silver medals. Sheens’ hand forced by the with- serving a drug ban, as well as Nate , and the senior experience that even the debutants New Zealand plays at Mansour (Panthers), Sione Mata’utia Seventeen Canterbury rep- drawal of a number of high profile Myles, James Tamou, Samoan squad but is also included have. We have a high proportion of Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium next (Knights), (Raiders), Corey Parker (Broncos), (Knights), Cameron resentatives fought at the tourna- players. and . in the Kangaroos squad. State of Origin representatives and Saturday, October 25. Smith (c) (Storm), (Broncos), ment with eight having their first The Australian squad, named Debutants include the Mata’utia, 18, is set to become premiership winners and they all Kangaroos squad: (Titans), Daly (Roosters), Dylan Walker nationals experience. yesterday, is without stalwarts Panthers’ , Alex the youngest test player in Aust- deserve to wear the jumper.’’ Cherry-Evans (Manly), (Rabbitohs), (Wests Tigers).

SPORTS DRAWS

Premier Men’s Two Day City Eagles v Mp Blue, Sprey 2, 1.00pm ; Add v Rich 10.30am 3’s, enter individually, 1pm Start at CSDA. Ballpark 4, 3:00pm. C Grade Women ATHLETICS Syd v Ricc, Premier Men,Syd 1, 10.30am; ES v BWU, Blue, Barr 2, 1.00pm; LPW Baboons 2nd Grade New members welcome. Sunday, 19 October 2014 Royals Misfits v Monowai, Mainland Ballpark 3, Bur 1, 10.30; OBC v STA, Elm 1, v Mar Har, Wool 1, 1.00pm ; Scots Raiders v Rich Gold STAC 3rd XI v CBHS Development XI Blue, STAC 2, Please contact Colin Barrett 384-9405, Premier Men 3:15pm; Halswell Honees v Rolleston Rookies, Athletics Canterbury Opening Interclub: Saturday 10.30am; Mar Har v LPW, Red 1, 10.30am , Cent 2, 1.00pm; Nb v The 10.3am; CBHS Development XI Black v CSDA phone: 366-2277. Albion v PCU Devils, Mainland Ballpark 4, 10:00am; 18th Rolleston Res Premier One Day Women’s Wanderers, Bow 1, 1.00pm ; STA v Mp Gold, Cent 1, Lin Elles Lions, Straven 5, 10.30am; SWC 2nd XI v Papanui Tigers v Halswell Hornets, Mainland Ballpark 2, 3:15pm; Burnham v PCU Chicks, Mainland Ballpark Track & Field Events: 1.30pm Hammer (F,CMA), Long 1.00pm ; Parklands v Heath, Warr 4, ES v OBC, Warr 3, 10.30am; LPW v Syd Stars, Warr 2 ; STAC Colts XI, Cashmere HS 1, 10.30am; 4, 7, 1:30pm; Riccarton Ladies Club v Rolleston Wahine Jump (M), 2:00pm 60m (CMA, M), 2:15pm 100m STA - bye 1.00pm St Bede’s Colts XI v SBHS 2nd XI, St Bede’S 4a, RUGBY 12:00pm. (F,CMA,M), 2:15pm Shot Put (F), Discus (M),Javelin Warriors, Rolleston Res 2, 1:30pm; Kaiapoi Senior A Two Day Div 1 Women’s 10.30am;Christ’s 3rd XI v CBHS 5th XI, CC 3, CANTERBURY RFU DRAW FOR SATURDAY 18 Premier Women (CMA), 2:40pm 2000m track walk, 3:00pm 600m, South D v Add, Beck 1, 12.00pm ; Heath v Sum, Heath Syd Stars v ES-LPW, Som 1, 1.00PM; STA v Ashburton, 10.30am; NWC Colts v CBHS 4th OCTOBER 2014 Sydenham Kereru v Halswell Hornets, Mainland Aftershockers v Richmond Keas Krazy Kats, Kaiapoi 3:05pm Shot Put (M), Discus (F), 3:20pm Sprint 1, 12.00pm; Nb v Mp, Raw 1, Ashburton Domain 3, 1.00pm; Ricc XI, Kyle 1a, 10.30am ITM CUP – PREMIERSHIP SEMI FINAL; Tasman v. Ballpark 2, 12:00pm; Albion Cardinals v Papanui, Park 2, 1:30pm; Hurdles, 3:30pm 200m (CMA,M,F), 3:45pm 1200m, 12.00pm; Hals v Rich, Hals 1, 12.00pm Gold v OBC, Cent 3, 1.00pm Youth Open Canterbury, Trafalgar Park (Nelson), 7.05pm; Mainland Royals B v Papanui Cougars, Warren Park 2, 1:30pm. Triple Jump (F), High Jump (M), Javelin (F), 3:55pm 2A Men Two day Div 2 Women’s St Thomas’ Colts XI v CBHS U18 Blue, St Thomas 2, NZ RUGBY WOMEN’S PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP; Ballpark 1, 12:00pm. Sydenham Kereru v Papanui, D Grade Men 2000m, 4:25pm Long Hurdles, 4:30pm 300m Ricc v Syd, Ricc Dom 1,10.30; BWU v ES, Burn1, Heath v Ricc Green, Hansen, 1.30pm; Mp v STA, 1.00pm; CBHS U18 Black v Weedons, Canterbury Women v. Auckland Women, Mainland Ballpark 1, 10:00am; Albion Cardinals v Richmond Keas F Troop v Riccarton Kings, Crosbie (M,F,CMA), 4:45 p.m. Relays. Pole Vault will be held at 10.30am ; OBC, 2A Men v STA, Elm 4, Sheldon 1a, 1.30pm Brookside 1, 1.00pm; SBHS - bye Rugby Park, 12.30pm, N Inwood; Assistant Referees: Halswell the Papanui Toc H grounds starting at 10:00am Park 2, 3:15pm; Royals Army v Sydenham Kereru 10.30am ; Mar Har v LPW, St James 1, 10.30am Presidents Year 10 C Gurr, C Rea, SC: W Todd, J Stringer, A Hornets, Mainland Ballpark 2, 10:00am. Varsity, Meeting Manager: Geoff Annear, Track Referee: Don 2B Men Two Day ES Blue v Syd Cardinals, Bur 3, 1.00pm ; ES Gold v SWC Blue v Lin-Elles 2nd Xl, Westlake 1a,1.00pm ; Howe. CANTERBURY SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION Warren Park 1, 3:15pm; Riccarton Wyld Hoggs v Mackenzie, Field Referees: Ruth Liong & Rod Horn v Ricc, Dent 1, 12.00pm; Heath v STA, Hills Dom, BWU Foxes, Clare 1, 1.00pm; STA v CBHS 10B v Christs 10A, Warren 1a, HEARTLAND CHAMPIONSHIP Senior Open Grade Pre-Christmas Championship Monowai, Crosbie Park 2, 1:30pm; Papanui Swingers v Syme, Duty Club: New Brighton Olympic. 12.00pm; Mp Suddenly Syd, EdgMac LPW, HC 1, 1.00pm; Mp v OBC, EdgMac 2, 1.00pm; Horn 1.00pm ; SWC Red v SBHS 10A, Cath Coll, 1.00pm; St MEADS CUP SEMI FINAL Draw Competition Fees: Senior & Masters 30-64 athletes - 1, 12.00pm ; BWU v LPW, Burn 2, 12.00pm v Syd Hospital, Den 2, 1.00pm. Bede’s MH 10A v CBHS 10A, St Bedes The Trust Ashburton Mid Canterbury vs Poverty Bay, Premier Reserve Grade Men Sydenham Kereru Masters, Spreydon Domain 1, $6.00: Under-age & Masters 65+ athletes, 3A Men Cavaliers 5a, 1.00pm; NWC v Kaiapoi, Burn HS 2, 1.00pm ; Ricc Gisborne, 2.30pm PCU Patriots v Albion Bandits, Mainland Ballpark 5, 1:30pm; Papanui Straycats v Rolleston Renegades, including non-club athletics - $4.00 Rich v OBC Team Boon, Rich 1, 1.00pm ; Mar Har Park v STA Gold, Park Dom 1, 2.00pm; Mar Har v Heath HS v STAC, STAC 10A, Ricc HS 1, Buller vs Horowhenua-Kapiti, Westport, 2.30pm. 1:00pm; Halswell B Hornets v Royals, Mainland Papanui Athletics Canterbury Children’s Track & Field: Chargers v Syd Punjab, Red 2, 1.00pm; Cavaliers, Tullett 1, 2.00pm; Syd 1.00pm HEARTLAND CHAMPIONSHIP GAME – LOCHORE CUP Ballpark Domain 2, 1:30pm; Kaiapoi Kruisers v Halswell Canterbury Children’s Inter-Club Opening Day, Hals v Predators, Hals 2, 1.00pm; ES v Hornby, Bur 2, Soldiers v STA Blue, Brad 1, 2.00pm ; Pirate v Heath Year 9A Section 1 SEMI FINAL 5, 3:00pm; Papanui Junior B v Papanui B, Mainland Hundies, Halswell Domain 1, 3:15pm. Programme 1 (Grading Day): Saturday 18th 1.00pm; OBC Gators v Sum, Elm 3, Hammers, Nun1, 2.00pm; South D Christ’s Yr 9A v NWC 9A, CC 5,10.30am ; SWC 9Av South Canterbury vs North Otago, Alpine Energy Ballpark 6, 1:00pm; Richmond Keas v Papanui Junior Mixed TWO Rawhiti Domain starting at 9:00 a.m. 1.00pm v Heath Knights, Walt 2, 2.00pm; Ricc Hogs v Horn, CBHS 9A Blue, Hals 3, 10.30am Stadium, Timaru, 2.30pm B, Girls: 60m, 100m, 400m, 1500m alternate, Otautahi Aye v Halswell Blackhorse, Halswell Domain 3B Men HC 8, 2.00pm; BWU Dubai Diamond Year 9 A Section 2 King Country vs Wanganui, TBA, 2.30pm. Mainland Ballpark 6, 3:00pm. 2, 1:30pm; Riccarton Mixed Nuts v Riccarton Knights, 1200m/1600m/2000m track walks, long jump, discus OBC SNCC v ES King’s XI Punjab, HC 7, 1.00pm ; Sum v Traders v Up Ricc, Burn 3, 2.00pm SBHS 9A v CBHS 9A Black, SBHS 1; STAC 9AvSt B Grade Women Crosbie Park 1, 1:30pm; Papanui Buffer Drummonds v throw. LPW Vipers, Barn 2, 1.00pm; Nb Youth Draw Bede’s MH 9A, STAC 3, 10.30am Albion Angels v Richmond Keas Cougars & Cubs, Monowai Warriors, Papanui Domain 2, 3:15pm; Boys: 60m, 200m, 800m, 80m/100m hurdles, skills, v ES Punjab Daredevils, Raw 2, 1.00pm ; Heath Syd All 1st XI Championship Year 9B Section 1 SOFTBALL Mainland Ballpark 3, 1:30pm; Papanui B v Halswell B high jump, shot put Stars, Barn 1, 1.00pm; Mp v BWU CBHS 1st XI v STAC, Straven 1, 10.30am; Christ’s v, Christ’s 9B v CBHS, CBHS 9B Red, CC 4, 1.00pm ; Midd CANTERBURY SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION Hornets, Rolleston Breakers v Halswell Heat, Rolleston Res 1, Duty Club: New Brighton Olympic Whangaparoa Cannons Pony Club, Bish 1, 1.00pm;Syd SBHS, CC 1,10.30AM ; CBHS 2nd XI v St Gr/Ricc v 9B White, Midd 1, Premier Canterbury Championship Draw L Byrne Diamond 1, 1:30pm; Kaiapoi Hooters v Albion 3:15pm; PCU Demons v Sydenham Kereru Whanau, Canterbury Masters Athletics: Goats v Mar Har Eco-Travels, Syd 3, Bede’S, Straven 2,10.30am 1.00pm; STAC 9B v St Bede’s 9B Red, Casebrook FULL ROUND WEEKEND Saturday, 18 October 2014 Mystics, Kaiapoi Park 1, 1:30pm; Kaiapoi B v Mainland Ballpark 7, 3:15pm. Opening Day, Wednesday 15th October, Rahwiti 1.00pm ; BWU Brawlers v BWU Mariners, Burn 4 1st XI Cup Intermediate 1a, 1.00pm Premier Men Sydenham Mixed THREE Domainm, starting 6.15pm. 3C Men CBHS v Ash, TBHS 1, 10.30am; CBHS 3rd Year 9B Section 2 Albion v Halswell Hornets, Mainland Ballpark 2, Kereru B, Kaiapoi Park 1, 3:15pm. Richmond Keas Kapa Tata v Riccarton Rhinos, Linfield Track events: 60m, 100m, 800m, 200m, 3000m. Field Syd Cardinals v Prebb, Syd 2, 1.00pm ; LPW Lions v NWC v STAC 2nd CBHS 9B Gold v SWC 9B, Kirkwood Intermediate 1a, 1:00pm; PCU Devils v Papanui Tigers, Mainland C Grade Men Events: discus throw & shot put. Please bring a plate Park 1, 1:30pm; PCU Brofessionals v Riccarton Hals, Wools 2, 1.00pm ; STA v Mp, HC 1st XI Bowl Section 1 1.00pm; St Thom v Lin-Elles Lions, St Ballpark 1, Albion Krushers v Royals Panthers, Warren Park 1, Cruisers, of food for a shared 9, 1.00pm ; South D Pythons v South D Black, Walth 1 St Bede’s 2nd Thom 4a, 1.00pm; SBHS - bye 1:00pm. Albion v Papanui Tigers, Mainland Ballpark 2, 1:30pm; Rolleston Rangers v Albion Ancient Bandits, Crosbie Park 1, 3:15pm; Sydenham Kereru No Names supper. Contact Andrew Stark on 338 0516 for more 4A Men 1st XI Bowl Section 2 DARTS 3:00pm; PCU Devils v Halswell Hornets, Mainland Rolleston Res 1, 1:30pm; Sydenham Kereru v Halswell information. Nb v No.4 Experience, South New Brighton 1, 1.00pm; Christ’s 2nd XI Black v Ricc HS, CC 2, 10.30am; CBHS CANTERBURY & SUBURBAN DARTS ASSOCIATION. Ballpark 1, 3:00pm. Oakland A’s, Halswell Domain 1, 1:30pm; Papanui v Otautahi BBQ Team, Spreydon Domain 1, 3:15pm; Mp v Mar Har, Burn 5a, 1.00pm ; 3rd Thursday: Progressive Singles, Mystery finish, Double Premier Women Wildcats v Papanui Classic Tigers, L Byrne Diamond 1, Rolleston Chargers v Halswell Swingers, Halswell Add v OSheas, Barr1, 1.00pm; The Buffaloes v South D 10.30am One finish, names by 7.15pm, at C.S.D.A, 382 St Sydenham Kereru v Albion Cardinals, Mainland 3:15pm; Richmond Keas Ballbashers v Royals Has Domain 2, 3:15pm; Royals Allsorts v Albion Chiefs, CRICKET Gold, Sprey 1, 1.00pm XI, Burn HS 1 Asaph Street, Phillipstowm. Phone:366-2277. Ballpark 4, 1:00pm; Halswell Hornets v Papanui, Beens, Warren Metro Cricket draws for Saturday 18 October 2014 4B Men XI defaults to SWC; St Thom v NWC, St Thom 1, Saturday: Memorial Shield 3-2-1 Tournament, seeded Mainland Linfield Park 1, 3:15pm; Halswell Fubar bye. Park 2, 3:15pm; Burnham bye.