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    A third-wicket partnership of 138 between Katene Clarke and Robbie O'Donnell has helped Northern Districts chase 188 to beat Auckland by five wickets with five balls to spare in their T20 Super Smash cricket match at Hamilton

    A third-wicket partnership of 138 between Katene Clarke and Robbie O'Donnell has helped Northern Districts chase 188 to beat Auckland by five wickets with five balls to spare in their T20 Super Smash cricket match at Hamilton


    Clarke hit 90 and O'Donnell was left 73 not out.

    The Brave sit third on the table with 10 points from four games - the Aces are fourth with eight points from five.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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