Gallery | Cricket Shepparton welcomes Suburbs New Lynn

By Daniel Webb

Dec 29, 2022

Follow through: Cricket Shepparton’s Max Hooper unleashes the ball. Photo by Megan Fisher

Some of Cricket Shepparton’s best under-17 talent battled New Zealand outfit Suburbs New Lynn on Thursday in an enticing encounter.

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The match at Shepparton’s Deakin Reserve had plenty of wickets tumble across the day, with the home side starting brightly.

A rare chance to play against a team from another country, much of the Cricket Shepparton line-up will represent the region’s under-16 team in the upcoming Cricket Victoria Country Week.

News photographer Megan Fisher got down to Deakin Reserve to capture the action.

Focused: Suburbs New Lynn's Hamish Nelson prepares to strike. Photo by Megan Fisher

Fielding: Cricket Shepparton's Rory Duffy gathers the ball. Photo by Megan Fisher

Steaming in: Cricket Shepparton's Mason Reeves runs in to bowl. Photo by Megan Fisher

Making plays: Suburbs New Lynn’s Mohit Kandpal hits the ball. Photo by Megan Fisher

Happy days: Cricket Shepparton’s Tyler Green shares a smile. Photo by Megan Fisher

Eyes on the ball: Suburbs New Lynn’s Hamish Nelson watches his shot. Photo by Megan Fisher

Teamwork: Suburbs New Lynn's Hamish Nelson and Mohit Kandpal in the middle. Photo by Megan Fisher

By Daniel Webb

Daniel is a passionate sports fan and proud Tasmanian.

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