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Scenes from Sandals Under-19 cricket at Melbourne Oval
Mark Neita (left), president of Melbourne Cricket Club, presents the award for only century of the competition to Raewin Senior during the Sandals Under-19 competition awards ceremony at Melbourne Oval on Saturday. Northern Lights defeated Southern Sparkes by six runs in the final.
Cricket, Sports
July 16, 2017

Scenes from Sandals Under-19 cricket at Melbourne Oval

Mark Neita (left), president of Melbourne Cricket Club, presents the award for only century of the competition to Raewin Senior during the Sandals Under-19 competition awards ceremony at Melbourne Oval on Saturday. Northern Lights defeated Southern Sparkes by six runs in the final.

Kristoff Virgo, captain of Northern Lights, celebrates one of his four wickets against Southern Sparkes during the final.

Kristoff Virgo (right), captain of the Northern Lights team, accepts the best bowling figures awards from president of Melbourne Cricket Club Mark Neita during the Sandals Under-19 competition awards ceremony at Melbourne Oval on Saturday. Northern Lights defeated Southern Sparkes by six runs in the final.

Ian Spence of Southern Sparkes plays a shot back down the wicket during his knock of 40 in the final of the Sandals Under-19 cricket competition. Looking on is Northern Lights wicketkeeper Kimani Wilson.

Kristoff Virgo, captain of Northern Lights, celebrates one of his four wickets against Southern Sparkes during the final.
Kristoff Virgo (right), captain of the Northern Lights team, accepts the best bowling figures awards from president of Melbourne Cricket Club Mark Neita during the Sandals Under-19 competition awards ceremony at Melbourne Oval on Saturday. Northern Lights defeated Southern Sparkes by six runs in the final.
Ian Spence of Southern Sparkes plays a shot back down the wicket during his knock of 40 in the final of the Sandals Under-19 cricket competition. Looking on is Northern Lights wicketkeeper Kimani Wilson.

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