Noorat finishes with 3-3 record as Mortlake goes undefeated through SWC Twenty20s

Susie Giese
Updated October 29 2017 - 4:40pm, first published 4:30pm
PLAYING HIS SHOTS: Mortlake's Clinton Baker strikes the ball during Saturday's Twenty20 against Terang at Terang's home turf. Picture: Christine Ansorge
PLAYING HIS SHOTS: Mortlake's Clinton Baker strikes the ball during Saturday's Twenty20 against Terang at Terang's home turf. Picture: Christine Ansorge

NOORAT captain Gus Bourke is looking forward to seeing how his charges handle the one-day format after a “mixed bag” during the first six rounds of Twenty20s.

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Susie Giese

Susie Giese

Sports reporter

Susie Giese is a sports reporter at The Standard in Warrnambool

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