After storming through CD's age-group and CD A pathway, Manawatū batter ABBY TREDER has earned her first selection for the CENTRAL HINDS.

The 19-year-old Tararua College graduate has represented CD U19 since 2021/22 and CD A Women since it was relaunched two seasons ago, and also caught the eye of national selectors in the build-up for the current ICC Under 19 Women's World Cup, playing Sri Lanka U19 and Australia U19 in Queensland alongside EMMA McLEOD with an NZC Development squad last year.

The Palmy-born uncapped right-hander comes into the Hinds' squad alongside Manawatū teammate ASHTUTI KUMAR who stands to make her first appearance for the team this season after a successful journey back from knee surgery, after an injury late last season.

ROSEMARY MAIR remains unavailable in the injury tent while star overseas pro HOLLIE ARMITAGE farewelled the team in the previous round's washout in Hamilton.

There have been a couple of changes for the top of the table CENTRAL STAGS as well as they head into Game Nine of the 10 regular season rounds, away to the Canterbury Kings at Hagley Oval tomorrow.

JOEY FIELD drops out of the 13 that was named for the abandoned fixture in Hamilton, and the squad shrinks to 12 for Christchurch with JOSH CLARKSON on expectant father duties.

Left-arm paceman RAY TOOLE comes back into the Stags' Dream11 Super Smash squad for the second time this season, the Stags close to locking in a berth in the 1-2 February Finals weekend in Wellington and able to control their destiny, but with nothing inked in just yet.

After tomorrow's big match at Hagley Oval, the teams return for one last home doubleheader of the exciting 2024/25 Dream11 Super Smash on Wednesday, with the Stags playing the Auckland Aces under lights at McLean Park after the Hinds and Hearts open the bill in the afternoon game.

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ROUND NINE

12.40PM | 4.25PM

25 January 2025

Hagley Oval

v

Canterbury Magicians + Kings

Tom Bruce — captain, Taranaki

Jack Boyle — Hawke’s Bay

Dane Cleaver — wicketkeeper, Manawatū

Will Clark — Hawke’s Bay

Toby Findlay — Hawke’s Bay

Curtis Heaphy — Manawatū

Jayden Lennox — Hawke’s Bay

Brett Randell — Nelson

Angus Schaw — Hawke’s Bay

Blair Tickner — Hawke’s Bay

Ray Toole — Manawatū

Will Young — Taranaki

Head Coach: Ben F. Smith

Assistant Coach: Glenn Pocknall

Contracted players unavailable for selection:

Josh Clarkson (family commitments)

Ajaz Patel, Mason Hughes, Joey Field, Tyler Annand - injury

Mikaela Greig — captain, Manawatū

Georgia Atkinson — Wairarapa

Ocean Bartlett  — Wairarapa

Flora Devonshire — Hawke’s Bay

Kate Gaging — wicketkeeper, Nelson

Claudia Green — Nelson

Ashtuti Kumar — Manawatū

Thamsyn Newton — Hawke’s Bay

Jess Ogden — Manawatū

Hannah Rowe — Manawatū

Kerry Tomlinson — Hawke’s Bay

Abby Treder — uncapped, Manawatū

Head Coach: Deepak Joon

Assistant Coach: Greg Hay

Contracted players unavailable for selection

Rosemary Mair (injury)

COMING UP...

Dream11 Super Smash 

12.10PM | 5.55PM Wednesday 29 January 2025 

McLean Park, Napier v Auckland Hearts and Aces

Tickets: www.cdcricket.co.nz

Brett Randell | PHOTOSPORT

Article added: Saturday 25 January 2025