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A stroll around the
CRICKET
at Harry Barker Reserve
The 1995/96 Cricket season has been dogged by inclement weather forcing cancellations of most Representative fixtures and restricting the local competitions. But cricketers are a patient lot taking advantage of any chance to play the game. At any time half the players are available for a chat and yet they are still aware of the playing situation. It's a game for optimists. Each ball bowled is different and batsman feel that each innings is a potential century. All know that it is very much a team game.
ROB Presidents inform batsman, Mark Salisbury, sends one to the boundary.
High School Old Boys in new gear warm up prior to their game V Presidents. Kevin Situ (left), Mark Owen, Victor Goldsmith, Ian Crompton, Shane Tidswell and Lewis Tata.
Boys High's Mark Jefferson dives for the last ball of the innings. This "never say die" attitude is the trademark of all good players. Mark missed this catch and spent the rest of the afternoon in the middle, making runs, in his last match of the season in Gisborne.
Half the match is spent waiting to bat while scorers keep track of the action. Murray Merton (left), Don Wright, Murray Le Compte, Trevor Stewart, Graeme Black and Bill Johnson. It's a business, make some points and restrict the opposition.
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Gisborne City's Tim Richardson (left), Stu Harbottle, Mike Mayo, Craig West and Scott Tamatea with Jacquie Mackey, Lawrence Mulligan and Simon Clarke in front.
Red's cover drive. Greg is a floating player, not signed up to a team, but a keen cricketer.
A Grade is a more serial affair. ROB's Glenn Morley (left), Dean Lund with Manager Brian Cairns and Ben Potter keeping the books. All eyes are on the Wainui bowling attack.
Grant Jefferson runnig down this ball.
Gary Coutts under pressure from the HSOB's bowling. Where is the ball?
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