Emerging Warriors v Emerging Knights, Day One (29 July)
- New cap Bobby Brolly
- Umpires and captains
- Knights openers Sam Topping and Cade Carmichael
- Emerging Warriors
- Harry Dyer bowling
- Attempted stumping by Sam Topping
- Scott Macbeth trapped lbw by Cian Robertson
- Charlie Simpson looks assistance
- Struck on the pad....
- ..and another successful appeal by Cian Robertson
- Taken on the bounce at leg slip
- Bobby Brolly batting
- Isaac Bird scored 24
- Six signalled
- Cian Roberston bowling
- Enjoying the game
- Isaac Bird will be caught at long off
- Eye on the ball from Bobby Brolly
- Attacking field
- Just past short leg
- Caught by Jordan Neill
- Charlie Downey is run out
- Josh Wilson is bowled
- Cian Robertson took 5 for 29
- Carson McCullough
- Reverse from Isaac Bird
- Pulled by Sam Haslett
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Colin Munro is 38-years-old and still plying his trade in t20 leagues around the world following an international career for New Zealand that spanned more than 120 matches. Despite scoring three T20I hundreds for the black caps and being the 11th highest run-scorer in all t20s, it is his first-class record that stands out like a beacon.
Colin Munro is 38-years-old and still plying his trade in t20 leagues around the world following an international career for New Zealand that spanned more than 120 matches. Despite scoring three T20I hundreds for the black caps and being the 11th highest run-scorer in all t20s, it is his first-class record that stands out like a beacon.