NW v NCU, Under 17 interpro (27 June)
- NW
- NCU
- Umpires
- Openers Bobby Brolly and Adam Thompson
- NCU huddle
- McKeown batting
- Bowled
- End of McKeown
- Robbie McCollam
- Mark Robinson bowling
- Seb Yeates congratulated
- Seb Yeates into the off-side
- Run out for James Smallwoods
- End of the line
- Into the gap
- Runs for Seb Yeates
- Seb Yeates scored unbeaten 84
- Evan Carlisle
- Catch for McKeown
- Alex Ogle
- James Smallwoods drives
- Carlisle to Smallwoods
- Jaxon Dines
- Jaxon Dines appeals
- Bobby Brolly batting
- James Smallwoods on his way to a half century
- Waiting on the return
- James Smallwoods lines it up
- James West bowling
- Flighted
- Alex Ogle bowling
- Six Hit for Bobby Brolly
- Marko Bates gathers
- Reverse sweep from Sam Haslett
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