Kookaburras will take any advantage they can get after three straight defeats, including a last-start loss to Mornington – and hope to get a big lift in a one-dayer against Court House at Wolseley Oval on Saturday.
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Kookaburras captain Cameron Milne suspects that Court House will be weakened for the clash, due to players attending Gunnedah Jockey Club’s Christmas Hams meeting on Saturday.
It was a fate that would not befall his side, he insisted, because “my young lads don’t have Christmas parties [to attend on the day].
“Who knows what sort of side they [Court House] turn up with,” he said, adding: “The races are on, which normally means young lads tend to go to the races.”
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Milne said Kookaburras would be missing “a couple” of players on Saturday due to holidays. But with no second-grade action this weekend, he would not be short of players, he added.
“The last two weeks haven't gone to plan .. But that game [against Mornington] could have gone either way .. it went their way, and good luck to them,” he said.
Elsewhere, Albion and Mornington clash at Kitchener Park.
