Junior Player of the Week: Wickets come against the tide

IN a week when the bat dominated, Mildura West Sunraysia Cricket Assoc­iation Under 14 Division 1 bowler Jack Livingstone stood out with the ball.

Livingstone took 3/15 from six overs against Nichols Point at the weekend on a day when the Pointers bats were certainly on top on their home patch.

The hosts were bowled out for 230 from 48.1 overs but it could have been a lot more if not for Livingstone’s efforts.

The haul was a career-best for ­Livingstone.

Mildura West are fifth on the ­under-14 ladder with one win and three losses to date.

As the Sportspower Mildura Juniors Player of the Week, Livingstone ­receives a $20 voucher from Mil­dura Sports­power in recognition of his performance.
 

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