A rained-off abandonment in a top-of-the-table clash at Hagley Oval was all it took today for undefeated Canterbury to book themselves into Saturday’s Ford Trophy Qualifying Finals as top qualifier.
Canterbury legspinner Todd Astle is poised to play for the Black Caps for the first time in three years against Pakistan.
By BRENDON EGAN Last updated 19:38, January 6 2016 Canterbury remain top of the domestic one-day competition after overcoming a shaky start to topple the winless Otago Volts. The red-and-blacks made it back-to-back victories over their southern neighbours in a week and continued their unbeaten campaign, winning by 47 runs at Christchurch’s Hagley Oval on Wednesday.
The Canterbury Kings must win and your support is essential!!! Sunday afternoon with the family at Hagley Oval is a perfect way to spend the day. Sit back, relax and watch the Canterbury Kings battle it out with the Central Stags… Purchase your tickets online here.
Deans Ave Car Park – $5 for the day. Car parking is now available at the newly opened Deans Ave Car Park. Parking costs $5 for the day – cash or credit card (cards cost 50c extra). Bring coins. The parking meters are located alongside the portacom for the hospital shuttle. It operates from 7am – 8:30pm, seven … Read More
THUNDER IS FORECAST! The Canterbury Kings are taking on the Sydney Thunder at home, at Hagley Oval.