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Round 1: September 20 - 27... CACC Stickys v Hardfactory at Jellicoe Park, Pagewood.

Toss won by CACC Stickys who batted. ......... Weather / Ground: Day 1: Good. Day 2 : Good

After Day 1: Sticky batted and are all out for 134. After Day 2: Hardfactory cruise it - 3 for 136 in 27 overs. Win to Hardfactory by 7 wkts.

Sticky player
score
how out
4s
6s
overs
mdns
wkts
runs
catches
stmp

1. Greg Duffy
8
c?b4
2
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2. John Harvey
3
c?b1
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3. Jeremy Holland (c)
9
b3
1
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7
0
0
31
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4. James Burrell
13
c?b3
2
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7
0
3
24
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5. Gary Johnstone
3
c?b2
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6. Luke Murray
0
b3
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7. Simon Speirs
49
c?b6
7
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8. Robert Hunter
11
b5
1
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7
0
0
35
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9. Pete Thurling
3
c?b
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10. Jacob Joseph
20
n.o.
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3
0
0
23
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11. Meng Lee
1
c?b2
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3
1
0
21
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12. Tim Simons
DNB

Sundries 6b 4lb 1w 3nb
14

TOTAL: All out for 134 in 47overs
134

Fall of wickets: 1/12, 2/12, 3/28, 4/37, 5/37, 6/39, 7/58, 8/62, 9/126, 10/134. Best: 9th wkt - S.Speirs and J.Joseph 64

Hardfactory player
score
how out
4s
6s
overs
mdns
wkts
runs
catches
stmp

1. P. Salamone
DNB
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10
4
1
18
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2. G. Stewart
68
n.o.
8
1
9.2
2
2
22
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3. D. Willmott
10
n.o.
1
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10
4
3
22
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4. S. Bundy
DNB
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4
1
1
10
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5. D. Thomas
DNB
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6
0
1
25
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6. R.Dowling
DNB
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3
0
1
17
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7. J. Flasterstein
DNB
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5
2
1
10
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8. R. Risk
30
b4
3
1
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9. M.Catley

9
b4
1
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10. P. McDonald
7
b4
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11. M. Thurston
DNB
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12.
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Sundries 2b 0lb 6w 3nb
11
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TOTAL : 136 for 3 in 27 overs
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Fall of wickets: 1/31, 2/46, 3/56
Report
Jellicoe Park, today's venue was presumably named after John Jellicoe, a British naval officer who was 1st Sea Lord in 1917-18 and whose efforts, history records, were marked by a policy of over-caution. I know you know that of course, as his ghost was clearly in attendance as the Sticky batting with a couple of notable exceptions dithered about and allowed Hardfactory's bolwers to dominate with 13 maidens out of 47 overs. Jez won the toss and opted to bat on a fast ground in good weather. The game plan began to unravel in the 6th however, with Big Undies top-edging an attempted pull after looking in fine fettle with two big opening fours. Rock was beginning to look set but thoughtfully played a delicate glance to short leg who snatched an ankle high catch. Dutch, Goose and TV Hero were looking in little trouble and each seeing the ball well but fell trying to push on. James's loss to a slips catch was bad news as he had just played a superb back-foot cover drive that brought applause from Hardfactory. Luke had the big cannon out but it misfired and he was on his way back. Things were not good at this point with the Stickys 6 for 39 and 50 was looking a good score. Speirsy, supported by the Deer Hunter, began to steady the rot and put on 19 before Rob, like Jez, half an hour before him, fell to a fast yorker. Admiral fired off a couple of lusty drives but skied his next and was caught in the infield. Simon just needed someone to stay with him as he was middling everything and Jaccy was the man. They put on partnership of 64 which next week may yet prove critical. With time running out Simon whacked into the outfield but was caught - on 49. Menga fell to a fine slips chance with the return of the quickie and JJ was left n.o. for an excellent 20. All out for 134 off 47. Hardfactory bowled and fielded well and it will take an even better effort from Stickys next week to pull this out. (jh 20/7)
 
Stickys had few moments of joy on day 2 with Hardfactory cruising to an easy win with just 3 wicketsdown - all to the Goose - in a touch over half the overs.
 
 Sticky Moment:
Simon out on 49 after having been called for running short a couple of times of his own batting. On day 2 it was James all the way with wickets in each of his first three overs.