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June 17, 2009Posted on 06/17/2009 in Women's cricket
Women's World Twenty20 in verse
It's not often that you find a current cricketer writing poems, so head over here to see New Zealand women's allrounder Sarah Tsukigawa's light-hearted verse about their World Twenty20 campaign. Among the highlights is her take on New Zealand's group games:
The Windies proved that they could swing a bat
But Suz and Dools showed them where its at
Next were the South Africans, and they played some good cricket
Fielding through the rain and thunder didn't do much for the wicket
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