Wednesday 16th February
CW Red v CW Blue
at the PDV Dome
The Blue veterans pulled through well, as they sealed victory over Red heading into the 25Smash break. Nath Patrick's 5fer backed up Liam Camps' maiden OD hundred to seal the deal. Blue batted first and reached 275/6, with Fuller striking a couple of lusty sixes toward the end.
Fitzsimmons and de Silva both made handy contributions in support of Camps' ton, as no Red bowler truly got hammered, yet the 28 extras reflected poorly overall. Red chased intelligently and had wickets in hand heading into the last 20 overs. There was then an effort to accelerate, but the batsmen struggled to score off Halsey and Popat with their accurate legbreaks.
Finally the stage was set for lift off in the last 10 overs, with nearing 9 per over required. Nath Patrick did well though. He removed danger man Stedman short of his hundred, as well as four other batsmen in his finishing spell.
Man of the Match: LA Camps
CW Green v CW Black
at the SCG
Controlled offspin from Verghese controlled the middle overs of Black's innings, as he stifled an explosive start. Black batted first after winning the toss and several of the batsmen threatened to get into stride, yet only Butler got on with his start.
Black was limited to 241 and Green set about to chase it sensibly. Malone was out early in the piece, but Garven and Goff rebuilt slowly, before Feeney arrived and began to take on the bowlers almost immediately. Feeney injected life into the innings with his quick footwork and aggression against star spinner Neil Pickup.
With some of the pressure relieved by his junior partner, Goff began to get on with matters and ultimately outscored Feeney by just 2 runs, as both men ended unbeaten in the 90s.
Men of the Match: BJ Goff/A Feeney
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