Zimbabwe-born legspinner Peter Younghusband, who has made cameos on the field as a substitute for New Zealand, gained the final Wellington contract as New Zealands six major associations completed their signing of players for the upcoming season. Wellington had signed 14 players in the first round of the contract process last month.Younghusband will assist Jeetan Patel and Luke Wdcock in the Wellington spin department.Younghusband was told by Wellington coach Bruce Edgar that he would miss the cut, before the side knew of former New Zealand batsman Hamish Marshalls availability. Marshall wasnt contracted, but would be available for selection from early October, after ending his 11-year association with Gloucestershire.Id been told 3-4 weeks earlier that Id missed out, so I thought it was back to zero and it was going to be another tough winter training and rushing off to work, Younghusband told stuff.co.nz. To get the text and meet up with Bruce, I was so grateful.Canterbury filled their 15-man quota by adding former Under-19 left-arm spinner Jeremy Benton. Canterbury coach Gary Stead lauded Benton, but also said that he might not get t many opportunities in the upcoming season.Hes not a massive turner of the ball, but hes a smart cricketer, Stead said. Hes got some really smart leadership capabilities. Hes an excellent fielder. I think hell turn into a real quality spinner. He may not get a massive load of opportunities this year. Down the track, hell be an integral part of our Canterbury line-up.Auckland signed Sean Solia while Northern Districts added Tony Gdwin. Central Districts and Otago had two slots open at the second round. Otago picked up batsman Sean Eathorne and seamer Michael Rae while Central Districts signed seamers Navin Patel and Bevan Small.The domestic contracts for this season have also been extended by one month and will run from September 1, 2016 to April 15, 2017. 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England 171 for 2 (Sciver 47*, Knight 45*) beat Sri Lanka 168 for 7 (Knight 2-29) by eight wicketsScorecard An unbroken 82-run partnership between Heather Knight and Natalie Sciver saw England to a comfortable eight-wicket win over Sri Lanka in the first ODI in Colombo.The first encounter of the four-match series did not count towards the ICC Womens Championship, and qualification for the World Cup, but allowed England to start their tour well. Knight, Englands captain, was also the pick of the bowlers before helping chase down a target of 169 with more than 20 overs to spare.Having chosen to bat, Sri Lanka posted a 50 stand for the first wicket before Knight removed Hasini Perera for 26. Her opening partner Nipuni Hansika also made 26 but was dismissed by Danielle Hazell three overs later.ddddddddddddSri Lankas top order all chipped in with scores in the 20s, captain Dilani Manodara making 27 before being caught behind of Alex Hartleys left-arm spin, but no one could go on. Beth Langston removed Chamari Atapattu and Katherine Brunt then struck twice and Knight claimed her second with the final ball of the innings.Englands openers got off to a gd start in reply, Lauren Winfield and Tammy Beaumont putting on 77 before Atapattu parted them. Beaumont went on to make 41 before falling to Inoka Ranaweera but Knight and Sciver saw England through by scoring at more than a run a ball. ' ' '