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century in women's cricket rosterBy Phil EdwardsDecember 21 2016 - 3:00pmBy Phil EdwardsDecember 21 2016 - 3:00pmFacebookTwitterWhatsappEmailCopyCENTURY-MAKER: South's Stacey Northon-Smith
on her way to making a 101. Pictures: Scott Gelston South Launceston opener Stacey Norton-Smith scored a brilliant century as the Greater Northern and Cricket North ladder-leaders remained
undefeated after their women’s cricket clash against Ulverstone on Sunday.
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out off 67 balls with 15 boundaries while opening partner Caitlyn Webster made 52 – the Knights posting a big total of 2-197, after winning the toss and batting.
They then had little trouble in knocking over Ulverstone for 48 in reply, off 13.5 overs, with Lisa Battle picking up 2-20 off three overs, Meg Radford 2-8 off three and Amy Duggan an
impressive 4-0, off five balls.
The victory leaves the Knights firmly entrenched at the top of the competition ladder with a 7-0 win-loss record.
Launceston claimed their first win of the season heading into the Christmas break defeating Latrobe in their match.
The Lions restricted the Demons to 7-81, with wickets to Maddie Hickman, Kristy Clayton, Victoria Geale and Rachel Chivas and some great run outs by keeper Maddy Chick.
Ulverstone's Judy Kelly sends down a delivery to the South batters. They then chased down the runs in the 16th over to finish at 4-82 with Chick top scoring with 16, Geale 13 and Rhianne
Hack 16 not out and Anna Janssen hitting the winning run.
Riverside defeated Wynyard.
The coastal side made 9-100 batting first with Sam Cotton top scoring with 28.
Captain Sophie Parkin picked up excellent figures of 4-14, off four overs, Katie Broad 2-25 and Bec Dowe 2-16, with a great catch from Ianthe Boden.
The Blues then chased down the runs in the 15th over in an unbeaten partnership with Boden top scoring on 60 and Dowe with 26.
Mowbray went down to Burnie in their game.
South's Caitlyn Webster is set for a big hit in her total of 52. The Eagles scored 6-111, batting first with opener Lynn Hendley the standout with 51 not out.
Burnie proved up to the task of knocking off the total finishing at 3-112, off 18 overs.
Jane Riley top scored with 30, April Brown made 23 and Mel Scolyer 22.
LADDER
Team W L D Pts
South 7 0 0 14
Burnie 4 2 1 9
Wynyard 4 3 0 8
Riverside 4 3 0 8
Ulverstone 3 4 0 6
Mowbray 2 4 1 5
Launceston 1 4 2 4
Latrobe 1 6 0 2
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