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Four weeks to Women’s finals

Central and West will likely fight for second and third place in Barrier District Cricket League Women as the comp begins the run to finals. Picture: Lachlan Gould
Lachlan Gould

AFTER a two-month hiatus, Women’s cricket returns to Broken Hill with a month left in the minor round. North require just one win to secure top spot, with a top of the table clash against Central awaiting them upon the resumption of play. The Magpies will be under the microscope, along with West, as they […]

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  • Four weeks to Women’s finals

    Four weeks to Women’s finals

    AFTER a two-month hiatus, Women’s cricket returns to Broken Hill with a month left in the minor round. North require just one win to secure…

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