Rockingham Mandurah women’s team make history with cricket club’s first title

The Rockingham-Mandurah female team has won the first flag of the club with a great 71-racing win.

A hat-trick to Nicole Sanders after an excellent batting performance by the opener Taylor Flowers gave him a lot of reasons to celebrate on Sunday.

Marineros bowling players successfully defended 4-178, rolling visitors for 107 with more than five remaining overs.

The flowers establish the victory batting all 40 overs and making 85 not.

With flowers established at one end and many wickts in the shed, the captain of the sailors, Jessica Bradley (27 of 27), raised the execution rate in recent overs to guarantee a convincing total.

The visitors were never really in the persecution, especially when Sanders hit the first, second and third ball of the 28 to eliminate Kate Trewhella, Jade Ross and Jaymie Lutton.

Trewhella, who had resisted 39 deliveries, was trapped by seven before Sanders launched First Ball and finished his feat catching Lutton Lbw with the next installment.

Ada Papallo, the only perth batter who spent 13, made 50 of 60 balls before Sanders also got it to finish with 4-16.

Meanwhile, Captain Joshua Gaske and the opening bowling player Hamlin Whitfeld have guided the rockingham-mandurah team under 17 years in a grand finale.

Gaske made 57 of the 138 of his team in the semifinal victory of 33 races on Saturday over centurions.

Whitfield then fired the first four batters during the persecution of Centurions, ending with 4-22 of his 10 assigned overs.

The sailors will play for Ted Hussey Shield against Jondalup this Saturday at Burrendah Park in Willetton.