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HomeSportEnglish gun stars with six-for

English gun stars with six-for

Star English recruit Jess Woolston took the astonishing figures of six wickets for two runs in Geelong Cricket Association women’s A Grade competition on Sunday 11 January.

Woolston, 22, became the second Magpie to achieve the feat in A Grade this season after Isla Hannah-Phillips took 6/23 in round 3.

Fast bowler Woolston arrived at Zenviron Oval this season with a strong resume having played for Durham, Yorkshire and Northern Diamonds.

The Magpies took less than nine overs to pass East Belmont’s 59 all out.

Geelong City’s Izabella Storrar again made runs, this time with an impressive 81 from 78 deliveries. Young gun Poppy Agg had a terrific all-round game, making 22 and snaring 4/7 while Erin Moloney took 3/7.

A 55-ball 57 from Rebecca McPoyle and 4/22 by Bree Gaylor helped East Belmont to a thrilling two-wicket win against Barwon Heads. Jane Burch (56) and youngsters Matilda Cole (3/9) and Luca Bode (2/13) were strong contributors for the Seagulls.

Lethbridge (4/156) won a high-scoring game against St Joseph’s (4/155) with Suzana Ljubojevic starring. Ljubojevic took 3/18 from six overs and then backed it up with a stylish unbeaten 64 to guide the Rosellas home with three overs to spare.

A Grade

North Geelong 1/60 (S. Law 25) def Bell Park 59 (D. Airey 23, J. Woolston 6/2)

Barwon Heads 7/139 (J. Burch 50ret, K. Lumb 36, B. Gaylor 4/22) def East Belmont 7/117 (R. McPoyle 57, I. Fenner 25, M. Cole 3/9)

St Joseph’s 4/155 (J. Johnston 43, A. Haase 33, C. Sheedy 30, S. Guy 25no, S. Ljubojevic 3/18) def Lethbridge 3/141 (S. Ljubojevic 57no, M. Waddington 34)

Geelong City 4/193 (I. Storrar 81, R. Cox 32no, P. Agg 22) def South Barwon 65 (A. Seddon 20, P. Agg 4/7, E. Moloney 3/7)

B Grade

Queenscliff 2/187 (M. Bennett 93no, M. Cameron 65) def Barrabool 2/186 (J. Grigg 48, V. King 44no, K. Jirik 33, T. Stevens 32no)

Marshall 3/219 (M. Megaw 94no, J. Stewart 62, P. Sadler 36, E. Allen 2/40) def Portarlington 3/127(A. Hansen 35, E. Allen 29)

North Geelong 2/112 (N. Murphy 42no, C. Reid 26no) def Highton 8/110 (E. Castle 32, J. Newton 24, C. Reid 3/10)

Anglesea 6/236 (R. McCue 79, J. Lister 51, V. Udayashankar 35no, B. Milverton 3/59, B. Smith 2/32) def Lara 3/203 (A. Bowering 70, H. Coyne 56ret, L. Trakosas 41no, M. Connell 2/32)

C Grade

Drysdale 2/151 (A. Eddy 50ret, J. Maddock 45no) def Wallington 7/147 (E. Watkins 45, J. Smith 24, A. Eddy 3/12)

Bannockburn 2/236 (L. Stephens 53ret, B. Gorman 51no, B. Mitchell 50ret, A. Richardson 33) def St Leonards 75 (S. Roberts 23, L. Stephens 4/21, A. Richardson 2/15)

Waurn Ponds Deakin 4/139 (J. Bonanno 53ret, D. Cashin 23, L. Patten 2/37) def Teesdale 4/138 (S. Fisher 50ret, B. Sadler 43no)

East Belmont 1/142 (K. Williams 52ret, G. Kapoor 46no) def Torquay 7/134 (A. Villani 46, P. Zotti 34, L. Jeffery 2/16, G. Kapoor 2/23, A. O’Brien 2/31)

D Grade

Armstrong Creek 5/225 (A. Lockwood 52ret, J. Vansomeren 38no, E. Lang 35, S. Hooper 2/35) def Newtown & Chilwell 8/93 (L. Macleod 4/32)

Bell Post Hill 128 def Grovedale 81

Thomson 144 (CJ Mulligan 46, C. Anderson 36, L. Thistlethwaite 3/14, G. Wright-Janocha 3/32) def Geelong West 29 (C. Anderson 3/2, Z. Bell 3/7, CJ Mulligan 2/3)

Modewarre 8/107 (A. Sewell 37, A. Taylor 2/14) def St Joseph’s 100 (M. Brown 38, B. Butler 3/18)

E Grade

St Peters 126 (T. Sorgiovanni 31ret, A. Huston 28, E. King 3/14, K. Lewis 2/15) def Murgheboluc 3/103 (E. King 31ret, P. Anderson 26no, T. Sorgiovanni 2/18)

Little River 2/160 (S. Anderson 30ret, I. Wilkinson 30ret, C. McKinlay 30ret) def Alexander Thomson 11 (P. Sharp 4/0)

North Geelong 4/129 (S. Caruana 31ret, H. Wray 26) def Barwon Heads 3/128 (C. Smith 30ret, O. Smith 27, S. Briggs 27)

Lethbridge def Newcomb & District by forfeit

F Grade

Bell Park 5/183 (L. Marino 50no, M. Gerdtz 38no, B. Brown 30ret, M. Brennan 4/16) def Bannockburn 8/93 (E. Thomson 22, N. Adams-Madner 3/20, D. Kelly 2/17)

Wallington 6/100 (M. Annand 23no, M. Hili 2/11) def Corio 92 (S. Jane 23, L. Potter 2/9, R. Wright 2/17)

Manifold Heights vs Thomson – no scores supplied

South Barwon vs Jan Juc – no scores supplied

G Grade

Geelong City 2/124 (K. Lambert 30ret, K. O’Donnell 22no) def Queenscliff/St Leonards 5/122 (N. O’Beirne 30no, R. Bullock 30ret)

Armstrong Creek 4/151 (C. Maclean 23) def Bell Park 7/125 (N. Oshea 35no, J. Henriques 3/21)

Little River 3/126 (I. Ryan 36ret) def East Belmont 1/125 (S. Kennedy 31ret, K. Trickett 27ret, F. Timberlake 23ret)

Lara def Meredith by forfeit

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