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Results from Rd 4 games played against Old Boys

1st Grade

City won the toss and elected to bat first.
 City were dismissed for a total of 174 runs in

the 66^th over.
 

Best batting:  Ben Semmler 69 runs; Peter
Mead 62 runs
 In reply Old Boys were dismissed for a total of 104 runs in the 39^th over.

 

Best bowling:  Ben Semmler 5/24 off 16 overs; Jack McVey 2/51 off 15 overs; Dan Lawrence 2/14 off 4.1 overs.

City batted a second time and finished the day’s play at 5/96 off 31 overs.
 

Best batting: Richie O’Halloran 26 runs; Dan Lawrence 21 runs N/O

City take first innings points.

 

2^nd Grade
 

City won the toss and elected to bat first.

City were dismissed for a total of 161 runs in the 53^rd over.
 

Best batting: Pat Dwyer 94 runs; Jacob Hawley 21 runs

In reply Old Boys were dismissed for a total of 218 runs in the 63^rd over.
 

Best bowling:  Simon Bellamy 5/52 off 15.3 overs; Jake Philp 2/65 off 19 overs

City batted a second time and hit 7/174 off 45 overs before the match came to a close.
 

Best batting:  Tom Fitzgerald 58 runs; Paul Fisher 37 runs; Lachlan Cooke 29 runs.

 

 3^rd Grade
 

City won the toss and elected to bat first.

City were dismissed for a total of 103 runs in the 36^th over.
 

Best batting:   Graeme Schwenke 24 runs.

In reply Old Boys declared their innings closed at 7/255 off 73 overs.
 

Best bowling:  Matt Pannowitz 3/43 off 8 overs.

City were required to bat a second time and were dismissed for a total of 83 runs in the 29^th over.
 

Best batting:  Graeme Schwenke 21 runs; Tim Paynter 20 runs.

 

 4^th Grade
 

City lost the toss and fielded first.

Old Boys were dismissed for a total of 121 runs in the 47^th over.
 

Best bowling:  Neil Cooke 5/23 off 11 overs; Robbie Gregg 2/31 off 11.2 overs

In reply City declared their innings closed at 9/299 off 72 overs.
 

Best batting:  Robbie Gregg 108 runs N/0; Russell Pitt 35 runs; Liam Rodgers 31 runs

Old Boys batted a second time and were 6/131 off 29 overs at the end of the day’s play.

Best bowling:  Robbie Gregg 4/22 off 5 overs; Neil Cooke 2/34 off 9 overs

City won on first innings.

GOOOOOOOOO CITY

How’s that? On Saturday City United wrapped up it’s 2 day matches against Old Boys and were victorious in two matches. In doing so, both 1^st Grade and 4^th Grade beat the defending premiers for their grades. A stellar performance from the players involved. 

In today’s local paper our own Richie O’Halloran and City’s newest all-rounder superstar Jack McVey spoke to the NDL reporter after the match.
Richie called the win as “the upset of the season.” Richie went on “ Bowling the premiers out for 104 is a great effort. It proves that we can do it and that we can be threat this season”.
Jack had to wait a while before Richie took a breath but added. “We have a real strong bowling outfit this season” Jack said. “If everyone can stay fit we are a decent chance. We have set a goal this season of making the finals and I think we can do it”

 Our juggernaut  4^th Grade team with their win on Saturday now leads the competition, Robbie Gregg captain of the team of parents and sons scored a century which helped the team to victory.

GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO the boys did us proud CITY