Raymont receives cricketing honour

BY JESSE HAMILTON

KATHERINE Raymont has added another accolade to her list of cricketing achievements.

The southern end of the Allan Border Field in Albion was unveiled the Katherine Raymont End of the ground on March 17.

The signage was primed teams competing for the Katherine Raymont Shield.

Surrounded by friends and said the accolade was a lovely honour.

“Being down there on said.

Hailed as a leading light for women’s cricket

Queensland women’s cricketer in 34 years to represent Australia at Test level and the

One-Day International. Beginning her State crick- the Gatton local grew up playing a wide range of sports before choosing cricket.

Raymont said she would play cricket with her brothers cricket was not well known to her at the time. was very much a passion with the Queensland team these ladies who are playing

“I sort of knew it was Raymont said.

The former cricketer said it was a period women had to make their own way if they wanted to play professional cricket. said.

Raymont attributes a lot of her success in reaching the next level to her cricketing peers.

“And that’s when I thought