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Auckland Hearts to host Canterbury Magicians in domestic one-day cricket final

Hagen Hopkins/Getty Images Auckland Hearts captain Lauren Down made 75 on Sunday as her side beat the Canterbury Magicians to set up a rematch in next Sunday’s final. The Auckland Hearts will host the Canterbury Magicians in the final of the Hallyburton Johnstone Shield one-day competition after beating them on Sunday, despite finishing behind them on the ladder. With Hagley Oval hosting a Black Caps’ ODI against Bangladesh next Tuesday and the Canterbury men in action in the Plunket Shield in Rangiora, the Magicians have given up hosting rights for the decider, which will take place next Sunday at Eden Park Outer Oval, the same venue where the teams met twice this weekend.

Rosemary Mair better for her Big Bash League stint as she eyes one-day final

It was an impressive stint for the seamer, who has just come to the end of her second year as an international cricketer, and she said she relished the experience. They ve got a lot of depth over there, and you can definitely tell the standard over there is a lot higher, and it s a lot more of a professional environment in general.” After doing her two weeks in managed isolation upon returning, Mair linked up with the Central Hinds for the T20 Super Smash, but only made four appearances before going down with a side strain. She returned in time to join the White Ferns for their T20 series against England that concluded last Sunday and was a strong performer with the ball – taking 2-22 off three overs in match two and 1-17 off four in match three – as they were swept 3-0.

Canterbury Magicians captain Frankie Mackay breaks New Zealand runs record

Putting the icing on Mackay s cake today was a bonus point win that lifted the Canterbury Magicians up to equal points with competition leaders the Central Hinds – who take the official lead into 2021 courtesy of a superior net run rate. The Hinds maintained their top spot after opening batsman Natalie Dodd s 10th Hallyburton Johnstone Shield century ensured a successful chase in Dunedin, her unbeaten 108 not out trumping fellow White Fern Katey Martin s first innings century in a reduced 45 over-game. RICKY WILSON/STUFF Spark Sport s new cricket commentator Sonia Gray Dodd s hundred made her the first player to register three List A centuries for the Central Hinds, after having moved from Northern Districts just three years ago.