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He estimated the cost would be $80,000 to $100,000. At present, when women’s teams play at the ground they can use two changing rooms upstairs that have private toilets and showers. Murray Wilson/Stuff The Manawatū Cricket Association hopes to play host to an international team warming up for next year’s women’s world cup. But for umpires or others involved in running the game, or when the ground hosts tournaments with more than two teams, women are forced to use areas downstairs that aren’t suitable, such as communal showers or toilet cubicles next to urinals. “What does it say about the value we put on female sport in this region? It’s a need that needs to be addressed.” ....
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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. ....
Brooke Halliday (second from right) says the national anthem at Hagley Oval in Christchurch was when it hit home she was now a White Fern. It hit home for Brooke Halliday that she was now a White Fern as the national anthem played at Hagley Oval in Christchurch last month. The Northern Spirit captain then proceeded to hit the England bowlers better than most of her more-experienced team-mates, scoring 50 as they lost the first one-day international and 60 as they lost the second match in Dunedin. Only Amy Satterthwaite, who scored an unbeaten 119 as they won the third match, also in Dunedin, finished the series with more runs than Halliday, who also picked up a pair of wickets with the ball. ....