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    A memorable week for the Boyle brothers in cricket's Plunket Shield domestic competition

    A memorable week for the Boyle brothers in cricket's Plunket Shield domestic competition


    Matt Boyle smacked 156 for Canterbury during their five-wicket win over Northern Districts in Rangiora, while older brother Jack also smashed 156 in Otago's seven wicket victory over Wellington in the capital.

    Matt admits he was keeping tabs on his brother's innings during his own match.



    The siblings will clash in next week's second-round contest in Dunedin.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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