WANNEROO have momentum heading into tomorrow’s clash against Willetton after a dominant one-day win to open its WA Premier Cricket campaign.
The Roos face the Dragons in their first game of the year at Kingsway in another one-day contest.
Last Saturday’s encounter against Fremantle was played with reduced overs because of inclement weather.
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READ NOWAn undermanned Fremantle side, which lost multiple players to the domestic one-day competition, managed 7-104, with the Roos chasing it down in the 25th over for a six-wicket win at Stevens Reserve.
Wanneroo paceman Jack Cattrall performed strongly in his return to the club from Claremont-Nedlands, taking 3-26 off six overs.
WA rookie Matt Spoors was best with the bat for the Roos, striking 47.
Fremantle captain Brayden Sutton top-scored for the Port Boys with 35.
JOONDALUP ON THE REBOUND
JOONDALUP will look to bounce back in its second game of the WA Premier Cricket season after a 44-run loss to University.
The Centurions face Midland-Guildford at Iluka on Saturday.
The side fell for 211 chasing 8-255 at James Oval last weekend.
University’s Max Hope (67) and Will Bosisto (97) produced an impressive 125-run second wicket stand, which proved to be the difference.
Joondalup’s Simon Branston took 3-46.
Centurions captain Michael Johnson top scored with 57, while opener Jaron Morgan struck 55.
The visitors looked on target at 5-165 but lost their final five wickets for just 35 runs.
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