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Crispin, Hall power Central to crucial victory

A 132-run, 101-ball unbeaten stand from Abbey Crispin and Renee Hall saw Central post 141 runs to move clear third on the Barrier District Cricket League’s women’s ladder. The Magpies defeated an under-manned South, who needed three players from Central to field a team. After two wickets in the second over, Alice Edmondson and her […]

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