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Oceans 11 seal final berth in after epic chase
Saturday 1 June 2024 | Written by Losirene Lacanivalu | Published in Cricket, Sports
Oceans 11 seal final berth in after epic chase
An incredible chase by Oceans 11 have got them into the grand finals of the 2024 Cook Islands Cricket T20 Super Slam Competition after defeating Tupapa Tiger Sharks last Saturday.
Tiger Sharks go into today’s semi-final at the Turangi Oval, 1pm where they take on King Wolves Nikao.
Cook Islands Cricket Association president Grant Walker said the Nikao King Wolve eliminated the East Coast Onu from the competition last week. The season ended with Oceans 11 on top followed by the King Wolves, the Tiger Sharks, and the East Coast Onu in fourth place.