In the virtual final against the New Plymouth Power on Sunday, the Levin team won by eight wickets. New Plymouth scored 142-5 batting first, with Emily Cunningham scoring 77 not out and Rosemary Mair making 31 not. The Coastal Challengers reached 145-2 in 16.3 overs, where Watkin hit 93 not out from 62 balls. She said she didn’t know she had been that close to a century, but wasn’t bothered. Watkin was happy her side hadn’t lost a game and had done a good job developing young players. “It’s really exciting to see the amount of young talent we have coming through to get experience against some of the Hinds.”
Property developer Kerry Tomlinson speaks out over £39m bankruptcy
Businessman made bankrupt speaks to the ECHO about stalled sites and companies no longer trading
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Kerry Tomlinson, Managing Director of Primesite
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Developer linked to Liverpool s stalled sites made bankrupt
Well known Liverpool businessman Kerry Tomlinson declared bankrupt after court hearing
Kerry Tomlinson, Managing Director of Primesite
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A property developer linked to a number of stalled developments in Liverpool has been declared bankrupt.