Cricket success for former Warwick juniors in Wollongong
CRICKET: Two cricketers who started their careers in Warwick juniors have 11 wickets between them in the Australian Women's Country Cricket Championships in Wollongong.
Queensland has two wins in three games and play two more games today in the T20 format.
In round 1, Queensland scored 1-133 but were overtaken by a New South Wales team which scored 6-134.
Flynn took 2-23 and Cooper 1-29. Neither got a bat.
Queensland had a bye in round 2 and beat Northern Territory in round 3.
Cooper was run out for one off one ball and Flynn made 10 with the bat but it was in bowling where they impressed, Flynn with 6-4 off 3.1 overs and Cooper 1-10 off two overs.
Last night, Queensland scored 3-103 to beat the Western Australian score of 9-102.
Flynn took 1-28 off four overs and neither Cooper or Flynn batted.
Cooper currently plays Warwick men's club cricket with Wheatvale and Flynn, who is originally from Clifton, plays women's club cricket in Brisbane.
