In this weekend just gone the Premier League results were as follows :
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On Friday night at Alfred Oval – Young Ones 4/64 defeated Ex-services 32
Wides top-scored for the visitors with 14.
The match was supposed to be 32 overs each with the match spilt into four 16 over quarters.
Six of Ex-Services batsman failed to score, their innings lasting only 12.5 overs.
The match lasted only 28.5 overs with the lights hardly taken effect.
The star for the Young Ones was former Harden quick Tom O’Brien despite bowling 9 wides finished with 6/15.
Earlier in the Young Ones innings of 4/64, Glenn Blizzard, remained 24 not out while Captain Jason Hall made 18.
The loss by Ex-services sees them take the unwanted wooden spoon.
Commercial Scorchers defeated second-placed Central at Cranfield Oval to climb off the bottom of the ladder.
The Scorchers 183 defeated the Central Hotel 165. The star in a losing side was Brendan Gale who scored 80.
This weekend sees the semi finals kick off with Crusaders playing Central at Albert Park and S&C Young Ones playing Mimosa in Temora.
In the Dunk Insurance Premiership the results were :
Criterion Gunners 2/134 defeated Young Hotel Saints 10/130 with Javarn Hurcum taking 3/23 for the Gunners.
Stockinbingal 9/208 easily accounted for the Commercial Phoenix 10/49.
Delta Agribusiness Final Ladder: Crusaders 76, Central Hotel 66, Mimosa Whirlwinds 63, Young Ones 58, Scorchers 49 Ex-services 48.
Next Saturday
Major semi-final at Albert Park- Crusaders vs Central Hotel.
Minor semi-final at Nixon Park- Mimosa Whirlwinds vs Young Ones.
Under 12s best performance yet
On Sunday Young Under 12 juniors played West Wyalong in the return match at Young in the Lachlan Cricket Competition.
Young lost the toss and were told to have a bowl.
Our opening bowlers had a great start with Corey Lucas bowling West Wyalong’s strike batter and captain with the first ball of the game.
The next batters held their own for a while before Young’s captain Clancy Hislop came on to take two wickets before drinks.
After drinks saw much of the same with Dan Canellis, Cooper Anderson and Jack Nicolls all taking wickets.
Dan Smith deserves a mention taking two great catches.
West Wyalong finished all out for 52.
This was the best the boys have bowled and fielded this year with only 10 extras and removing a team in 27 overs.
Young started their chase on the front foot but a nice ball removed Cooper Cross.
It was left to Sam Corkhill to lead from the front with a 30 not out and Clancy with 18 to win the game in 15 overs.
Young finished on top in the southern pool and will now have a home game against second place from the northern pool in two weeks.
