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Round 9: 40-over match v Souths Juniors 3 at Booralee 5, Jan 11.
CACC won the toss and batted and were 6 -161 after 40 overs. Souths replied with 120 all out. CACC win on Ist innings.
 
Conditions: Overcast with a good breeze. Wicket: excellent. Outfield v.good.

Batting: CACC Stickys
how out (1st inn.)
score
4s
6s
.
how out (2nd inn.)
score
4s
6s

JOHNSTONE, Gary

b: Stewart
10
-
-
.

.
.
.
.

LANG, Angus

b: Stewart
23
1
.
.

.
.
.
.

BURTON, Aaron

c: ? b: Hasler
1
-
-
.

.
.
.
.

O'HANLON, Peter

not out

60
2
1
.

.
.
.
.

BRODIE, Mark

c: ? b: Haydon
9
1
-
.

.
.
.
.

SIMONS, Tim

c: ? b: Haydon
18
2
-
.

.
.
.
.

KING, Dave

b: Callan
17
2
-
.

.
.
.
.

HARVEY, John

not out

12
1
.
.

.
.
.
.

TIERNEY, James

DNB
-
-
.
.

.
.
.
.

THURLING, Peter

DNB
-
-
.
.

.
.
.
.

JOSEPH, Jacob (c)

DNB
-
-
.
.

.
.
.
.

Sundries

9 b, 0 lb, 2 w, 0 nb.
11
.
.
.

.
.
.
.

TOTAL

6 for 161 off 40 overs
161
9
1
.

.
.
.
.
CACC FOW: 1/37, 2/38, 3/38, 4/55, 5/76, 6/124
Partnerships: Johnstone/Lang 37; Johnstone/Burton 1; Johnstone/O'Hanlon 1; O'Hanlon/Brodie 17; O'Hanlon/Simons 21; O'Hanlon/King 48; O'Hanlon/Harvey 37*.
 

Bowling: Souths Juniors
overs (Ist)
mdns
wkts
runs
.
overs (2nd)
mdns
wkts
runs

HASLER, R.
9
0
1
43
.
.
.
.
.

STEWART, W.
12
3
2
35
.
.
.
.
.

HAYDON, P.
13
1
2
56
.
.
.
.
.

CALLEN, D.
8
3
2
17
.
.
.
.
.

Batting: Souths Juniors
how out (1st inn.)
score
4s
6s
.
how out (2nd inn.)
score
4s
6s

HOGAN, P.

c: Johnston b: Thurling
0
-
-
.

.
.
.
.

SEE, P.

b: Thurling
32
5
.
.

.
-
-
.

HASLER, R.

b: Thurling
11
1
-
.

.
-
-
-

PLUM, A.

c: Burton b: O'Hanlon
15
2
-
.

.
-
-
.

GILLINGS, D.

run out

27
3
.
.

.
.
.
.

RICHARDS, J.

c. Johnson b: O'Hanlon
0
-
-
.

.
.
.
.

CALLEN, D.

not out

20
3
.
.

.
.
.
.

BILLINGTON, K.

c: Lang b: O'Hanlon
9
-
.
.

.
.
.
.

ROTHERHAM, C.

b: Burton
0
-
-
.

-
-
-
.

HAYDON, P.

c: Harvey b: Simons
0
.
.
.

-
-
.
.

STEWART, W.

DNB

-
.
.
.

.
.
.
.

Sundries

6 (0 b, 4 lb, 1 w, 1 nb)
6
.
.
.

-
-
.
.

TOTAL

9 (all out ) for 120 off 38 overs
120
.
.
.

-
-
.
.

Souths Juniors: FOW - 1st innings: 1/0, 2/41, 3/50, 4/80, 5/84, 6/94, 7/119 8/120, 9/120, (last batsman DNB)
 

Bowling: CACC
overs (Ist)
mdns
wkts
runs
.
overs (2nd)
mdns
wkts
runs

JOSEPH, Jacob (c)

4
1
0
10
.
-
-
-
-

THURLING, Peter
9
1
3
30
.
-
-
-
-

BURTON, Aaron
2
0
1
4
.
.
.
.
.

KING, Dave
12
2
0
26
.
-
-
-
-

O'HANLON, Peter
8
0
2
24
.
-
-
-
-

TIERNEY, James
2
0
1
11
.
.
.
.
.

SIMONS, Tim
.1
0
1
0
.
.
.
.
.

Fielding: CACC
catches (1st)
stumped (1st)
catches (2nd)
stumped (2nd)

JOHNSTONE, Gary
2
-
-
-

LANG, Angus
1
-
-
-

HARVEY, John (wk)
1
-
-
-

BURTON, Aaron
1
-
-
-
 

Report:
The day began with JJ stepping into the helmsman's job with Jez sidelined with a bent ankle. He promptly won the toss and elected to bat on an excellent Booralee 5, a favourite ground for us. TV Man and The Judge looked very comfortable until 37 then a mini collapse with first The Judge, TV Man, and then In-Between back in the pit in the space of an over or so - 3 for 38. Help! Medic! and Numbers O'Hanlon got it to 55 before Help! Medic! succumbed terminally. The Mossie couldn't get to the crease quick enough and stroked a very smart 18 to halt the rot before biting himself with a lofted drive - 5 for 76, only just OK and some Stickys had the worry beads out. DK and Numbers played very well however before the Chief Sticky missed one - 6 for 124 after 33. Their partnership of 48 was the best CACC stand for the 6th wicket so far this season. The Rock joined Numbers and JH played a very laid back role while he let Numbers get on with it and they saw the innings through to the 40 overs with Stickys probably out of trouble at 6-161. Peter played a gem with 60 n.o.
 
The Admiral started the attack with a pretty healthly gale behind him and his third ball found the Junior's opener defending for his life, popping one up to silly mid-on. TV Man had the helmet on at silly point but no bother, he just launched himself across the wicket to snap it up. A Classic Catch for sure. Juniors then steadied with a partnership of 41 before the Admiral struck again and then he did it again to see the Juniors 3 for 50 with the game still poised, as they say. Numbers and DK came on and slowed the scoring rate impressively. Sliders, toppers, zappers, flippers, dippers, leggies, offies - the batsmen were clearly bewildered. Peter got two, DK was unlucky with a catch dropped and a close stumping knocked back. A very neat run out broke what looked like a possible concerning partnership and then the tail more or less folded with wickets to James T. in his Sticky debut, In-Between, and the Mossie just needed a single ball to wrap it up with Juniors calling it a day on 120 and first-innings points to CACC. J (7-2 field) J did a fine job as stand-in skipper. In passing it's maybe worth a note that when CACC played the Juniors in Round 2, Numbers and the Rock were also not out at the end of CACC's dig.
 
STICKY MOMENTS
Probably going from 0-36 to 3-38 was a bit sticky, then 5-76 wasn't too flash either, but steadying mid-order partnerships were just what were needed. Number's straight drive for six was the play of the day along TV Man's cross-pitch dive. The Admiral's 3-for and the Mossie's 1-for off 1 ball have got to rate a Sticky as well. Your correspondent was awarded a Sticky for not having any idea of where a skier went that would have near-landed on his head had not TV Man swooped in on it. And Lord Nelson has requested I note the following interplay between two Souths batters. Let one of these be known as "two hats" and the other as "his mate": Said his mate to two-hats after two-hats played and missed six successive balls from DK, "Did you learn anything from that?". Two-hats was up to the moment: "Yes, to stay away from your wife!". We didn't say a thing ...
 
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