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White Looks Just Right SPORT lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll l l ntnews.com.au TEAMS Test for Ladies ready to fight it out for NT honours CITY: Toni McCormack (captain), Chantelle Shaw GOLF The three-day event is the The City team has a fresh benefit from the presence of (vice-captain), Lorna Brew, By GREGOR MACTAGGART premier ladies’ team look in leadership positions Humpty Doo whiz Val Moon. Sue McWilliam, Sandy Ford, marathon matchplay event in the Terr- with Toni McCormack the Event spokesperson Vicki Chantelle Hughes, Holly LOCAL knowledge could itory and is played in similar new captain and Chantelle Stokes is expecting a close Hayes, Cheryl Hughes, Chris hopefuls prove decisive for City when fashion to the Ryder Cup. Shaw her deputy. Teenager contest between the Ritchie, Di Howard, Alizza the Sports Minister’s Cup Fourball and foursomes Holly Hayes is a player to two teams. Hetherington (junior tees off at Darwin Golf games take place on the watch, while Lorna Brew ‘‘Last year it came down to development player). RUNNING Club today. opening two days, before (RAAF) is the only non- the very last hole before By IAN BUTTERWORTH Nine of the 10 members of singles matchplay rounds Darwin member in the team. Country won 13-and-a-half to COUNTRY: Lynda Galinat, Karen Hobbs, Tanya Kirker, the City line-up hail from the out the schedule on Sunday. Country has seven mem- 12-and-a-half, so that has set SIX Territorians will be Denise McEwan, Val Moon, host club, an important fac- The 2012 edition is the bers of last year’s winning the scene for this year,’’ she Helen Neave, Debbie Pepper, among 10 indigenous tor against a Country outfit fourth time City and Coun- team backing-up 12 months said. ‘‘Even though City has Trudy Robertson, Sarah athletes descending on Al- aiming to defend the title try have squared off in this on, including Sarah Shack- home advantage, both teams Shacklady, Lyn Tieck, Celia ice Springs for the most dif- they won on home soil last current format, with City lady, Tanya Kirker and have been preparing since Otley (non-playing captain). ficult challenge of their year in Alice Springs. holding a 2-1 advantage. Helen Neave, while they also July to be ready.’’ short running careers. With the New York Mara- thon six weeks away, the athletes — Korey Summers (Alice Springs), Emma Ca- meron (Darwin), Grace Eather (Maningrida), Ju- stin Gaykamangu (Ramin- White looks just right gining), Kieren de Santis (Tiwi Islands) and Marius Clarke (Gunbalunya) — T20 WORLD CUP ternationals,’’ said Arthur, will be vying for selection who is also a selector. in Rob de Castella’s Indi- CRICKET Australia’s selec- ‘‘Cam White can come genous Marathon Project tors have shown plenty of again. Cam White can play (IMP) team to tackle the faith in Cameron White and for us at the 2015 World Cup. world-renowned race. PUB: some of that backing was re- ‘‘He’s worth investing that They will tackle a 30km paid with his unbeaten 22 time in. loop tomorrow morning. against Ireland, coach Mick- ‘‘I’ve been impressed with The athletes, many of NT NEWS ey Arthur says. his attitude, the way he’s whom did not even know White and captain George gone about his business.’’ what a marathon was Bailey (six not out) steered Arthur said White bowled earlier this year, have Australia to a comfortable well with his leg-spinners in spent the past six months seven-wicket win with 4.5 a training camp in Darwin in developing their running overs remaining on Wednes- August and gives the side an- and notching up the kilo- day night in Colombo as other option during the metres in order to be ready DATE: Australia made a solid start World T20 campaign. to tackle the 42.2km to their World T20 campaign. Shane Watson was the star event on November 4. Arthur says White is start- on Wednesday night. During their involve- ing to get some confidence Chasing a target of 124 at ment with IMP, the athletes 21-SEP-2012 back into his game with Colombo’s Premadasa have challenged them- some time in the middle. Stadium, Australia eased its selves in a number events ‘‘Cam was hitting it beauti- way to 3-125 with 29 deliver- across the country includ- fully in the nets,’’ Arthur ies to spare. ing the Gold Coast Running said. ‘‘I know it’s only a net. Australia set the tone as Festival, the Sydney City- That was our question man-of-the-match Watson 2Surf and the Blackmores around the selection table. grabbed Will Porterfield’s Sydney Running Festival. ‘‘And then he never got go- wicket with the first ball of While in Alice Springs, ing in the warm-up games. the match. the team will undertake PAGE: ‘‘We did show a little bit of Watson claimed 3-26 in Ire- more components of their faith in him. He justified that land’s 7-123, returning to Certificate IV in Health and to a point last night. take the wickets of Niall O’B- Leisure, which includes ‘‘That would have given rien for 20 and Kevin O’B- holding a family fun day in 50 him so much confidence go- rien for 35 in the 15th over the nearby indigenous com- ing forward in the series.’’ after the brothers had added munity of Amoonguna. COLOR: White has been out of the 52 for the fifth wicket. The final team to travel to one-day international side Ireland had fought its way New York will be an- for more than a year but Ar- out of a hole at 4-33 but Wat- nounced at a team dinner thur says the 29-year-old is son put Australia back in tomorrow night, before the part of Australia’s plans for control and proceeded to hit squad heads home to com- the 2015 World Cup. 51 off just 30 deliveries as his plete their final six week C ‘‘He’s played 87 one-day in- side cruised home. Cameron White plays a forceful shot during Australia’s T20 victory over Ireland Picture: AFP training block. M 26, L Balaji 3-19, Yuvraj Singh 3-24) $56.10. E: $100.10. T: $795.80. A2: 7-12 8): $16,654.60. Scr: 10L. Y by 23 NORTHAM (PR) Cricket runs. $25.40, 12-16 $6.40, 7-16 $21.90. FIRST 4: Extra Double: 4 Maidel 7 Harada Bay K Twenty20 World Cup (12 7 16 5): $3,330.20. All Started. $8.80. Double; 1 Glencadam Gold 4 Ad- Race 1: 9 Guessing Game $3.50 $1.80 8 Soccer Extra Double: 15 Zydeco 6 Churchill Ex- miral’s Cup $9.70. Treble: 4 Nocturnelle Fair Achiever $4.90 10 Korenica $2.70. Q: Australia v Ireland at Colombo press $30.50.6 Churchill Express $30.50. 1 Glencadam Gold 4 Admiral’s Cup $31.70. E: $55.20. T: $224.90. A2: 8-9 Ireland Innings UEFA Champions League Double: 7 Whisper Downs 12 Lake $11.50, 9-10 $5.60, 8-10 $13.30. Scr: 5,7. Results: Chelsea 2 (Oscar 31, 33) Juven- $67.70. Quaddie: 5 Net Worth 4 Noc- W PORTERFIELD c Starc b Watson .......... 0 Sententia $39.40. Treble: 1 The Minister tus 2 (Vidal 38, Quagliarella 80); Shak- turnelle 1 Glencadam Gold 4 Admiral’s Race 2: 9 Traded Halo $2.90 $1.60 1 An- P STIRLING c Watson b Starc.................... 7 7 Whisper Downs 12 Lake Sententia htar Donetsk 2 (Mkhitaryan 44, 76) Cup $193.60. other Holdup $3.30 10 Quick Draw $3.00. E JOYCE c Warner b Maxwell.................. 16 $418.60. Quaddie: 6 Vital 1 The Minister N O’BRIEN b Watson ................................. 20 Nordsjaelland 0; Bayern Munich 2 PORT LINCOLN (AR) Q: $18.90. E: $29.60. T: $275.40. A2: 1-9 kater $15.00. Double: 8 All Significant 3 7 Whisper Downs 12 Lake Sententia G WILSON lbw b Hogg ................................ 5 (Schweinsteiger 38, Kroos 76) Valencia $9.60, 9-10 $19.20, 1-10 $11.70. Scr: Commanding Spur $28.70. Treble: 4 Car- $1,573.00. Race 1: 3 Discounted $3.30 $2.20 4 El K O’BRIEN c Wade b Watson................... 35 1 (Valdez 90+1); Lille 1 (Chedjou 60) 12,13,14,15. menator 8 All Significant 3 Command- Toro $1.80 5 Justonetwomany NTD. Q: A CUSACK not out ..................................... 15 BATE Borisov 3 (Volodko 6, Rodionov 20, NEWCASTLE (NR) ing Spur $68.30. Quaddie: 9 Snow Choice $8.80. E: $20.30. T: $82.80. FIRST 4: (3 4 5 Race 3: 10 My Lovely Lovely $4.10 $1.80 1 T JOHNSTON b Starc................................... 7 Olekhnovich 43); Barcelona 3 (Tello 14, Race 1: 3 Binalong Road $3.20 $1.50 8 4 Carmenator 8 All Significant 3 Com- 1): $303.40. All Started. Cape Fear $2.80 8 Queen Of Quilts $1.60. N JONES not out......................................... 14 Messi 71, 80) Spartak Moscow 2 (Dani Our Alby $4.40 2 Boston Tea $1.70. Q: manding Spur $4,669.80. Race 2: 12 Write No More $4.30 $1.70 6 Q: $16.90. E: $49.40. T: $75.60. A2: 1-10 Sundries (3lb 1w)........................................ 4 Alves 29 og, Romulo 58); Glasgow Celtic $33.50. E: $45.40. T: $213.60. A2: 3-8 Propshaft $1.90 1 Debeersonus $2.80. Q: Seven wickets for .................................. 123 0 Benfica 0; Manchester United 1 (Car- BENDIGO (VR) $12.20, 2-3 $2.70, 2-8 $9.50.
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