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Cricket is well and truly in full swing with the LJ Hooker One Day league drawing towards finals, we have compiled the list of the league’s most damaging batsmen.
Abe Crawford – Tintenbar East Ballina Cricket Club
Crawford has been the in-form batsman in the LJ Hooker one day league with a commanding record of 572 runs at 52, including three hundreds. Crawford’s highest score of 109 came against Pottsville in Round 5 as he made it look easy in a game where no one else passed 49.
Alec Williams – Cudgen Cricket Club
Alex Williams has been relentless with the bat after recording 439 runs at 87. From just eight games, Williams has made them count with three centuries, including 139 not out against Casino in round 9 which set up the game for Cudgen. Williams efforts have earnt him selection in the Bush Blues in the McDonalds Country Championships.
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THEREâS no doubt that 2020 has been a sticky wicket for many sporting clubs and players.
Sport is one of the crucial glues which holds a community together and for the Northern Riverâs Last Man Stands, it s been a sensational season.
And while Tintenbar â East Ballina first grade captain Abe Crawford, 29, who plays in the LMS league for the Ballina Bears, said it offers a more relaxed approach to game heâs passionate about, thereâs no doubt he puts his heart and soul into every match.
According to LMS spokesman Andy Levett, Crawford has played some exceptional cricket to be named Batsmen of the Season with 303 runs, 151.51 Ave, 138 HS and Player of the Tournament.
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THEREâS no doubt that 2020 has been a sticky wicket for many sporting clubs and players.
Sport is one of the crucial glues which holds a community together and for the Northern Riverâs Last Man Stands, it s been a sensational season.
And while Tintenbar â East Ballina first grade captain Abe Crawford, 29, who plays in the LMS league for the Ballina Bears, said it offers a more relaxed approach to game heâs passionate about, thereâs no doubt he puts his heart and soul into every match.
According to LMS spokesman Andy Levett, Crawford has played some exceptional cricket to be named Batsmen of the Season with 303 runs, 151.51 Ave, 138 HS and Player of the Tournament.