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Pre match write up from the Red Star / Lansdowne team heading away for Coastal Challenge vs Palmy BoysYour Hollings First Windows Red Star/Lansdowne side to take on Palmerston North Boys’ High this weekend.After last weekend’s Coastal Challenge opener was washed out, the boys finally get the chance to start their campaign. Truth be told, the rain may have arrived at exactly the right time, with reports of a few members of the squad looking a little worse for wear at the Kuripuni Sports Bar & Tavern on Friday night. There were certainly a few relieved faces when the covers stayed on Saturday morning.Training this week has apparently been a little more serious, with the CD A coach down having a look at the two big guns, Jake Jonas and Samuel Payne. Both are highly rated young cricketers and have all the talent in the world, so naturally the rest of the squad will now claim responsibility for their development if either of them goes any further.But the surprise package in front of the CD A coach might have been John McKenzie. Only a week ago John was shaping up as a non-bowler, but after making some real strides at training he had the CD A coach impressed with what he was producing. A remarkable turnaround. At this rate, another couple of training sessions and the farming career could be in serious jeopardy.Robbie Anderson again captains the troops and will be hoping the weather finally allows them onto the park, although one has to wonder whether he will have one eye on the van trip home. William Orsborn continues to fly the flag for the schoolboy contingent and adds another of the region’s exciting young talents to a side that suddenly has plenty of youth coming through.Thankfully for Jeremy Anderson, the youth movement has been halted by the arrival of Jared Van Deventer. Dad’s Army has doubled its membership overnight, and Jeremy finally has someone alongside him who may actually understand the importance of a proper warm-up and why getting out of bed on Sunday morning is sometimes the toughest part of the weekend. Between Jeremy and Jared there’s plenty of experience. Whether anyone asked for that much experience is another question entirely.Luke Jonas slots in at seven and gets another opportunity to establish bragging rights in the Jonas household before Jared takes eight.At nine, Zach Anstis gives the side another genuine wicket-taking option and, tucked away down the order, the opposition could be forgiven for thinking the danger has passed. It probably hasn’t. If the top eight don't get you, Zach is a fairly unpleasant person to discover walking through the gate next.Regan Fricker comes in at ten, giving Red Star/Lansdowne the rare luxury of having a bloke batting in double figures who is more than capable of creating some damage. It’s either an exceptionally deep batting line-up or some highly questionable mathematics from the selectors.And then there’s Cameron Sclanders at eleven, which perhaps tells you everything you need to know about the depth of this side. Cameron gets the ultimate freedom this week: absolutely nobody is asking him to build an innings. See ball, hit ball, and if it doesn’t work, grab the bowling gear and pretend that was always the plan.So, after last week’s false start, it’s finally time to get the Coastal Challenge underway. There’s some serious young talent in this side, a couple of players attracting attention from further up the cricketing ladder, a farmer who has apparently discovered he can bowl, and enough members of Dad’s Army to qualify for reinforcements.Palmerston North Boys’ High away. Let’s hope this Friday night involves a little less preparation at the Kuripuni Sports Bar & TavernWairarapa Cricket
Coastal Games this weekend Red Star / Lansdowne are away White Swans Greytown Home Umpires Brian Campbell , Jeff Kay