The 15As winning by over 100 runs with Joshua Cawood<\/strong> taking 5 wickets!<\/p>\n\n\n\n A huge 9-wicket win to the 15Bs after rolling Trinity for 50. The Shore bowlers created a Trinity collapse of 6 for 11 at one stage.<\/p>\n\n\n\n In a high-scoring fixture at Joeys, the 14A amassed 5\/195 with Rishab Reddy<\/strong> smashing 58no off 45 balls. Shore won by 30-odd in the end.<\/p>\n\n\n\n A young Second XI having a close and hard fought victory over Joeys at A-Ground in their first competition game of the season.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Shore 6\/251 (Oliver Higgins 67, Fraser Pandit 56 Daniel Harvey 36, Matthew Melville 32*) defeated St Joseph\u2019s College 10\/152 (Matthew Melville 4\/11, Thomas Fuzes 2\/39)<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n The First XI arrived at Joeys keen for a challenge against a team who had also just come off a bonus points win. Looking at the pitch and outfield, Toby Robinson<\/strong> knew it was a day to put runs on the board first. Openers Fraser Pandit<\/strong> and Dan Harvey<\/strong> began very positively combining for an opening stand of 66 by the 16th over. However, after a fall of wickets, including Dan Harvey<\/strong> (36), Toby Robinson<\/strong> (24), Fraser Pandit<\/strong> (56) and Noah Quayle<\/strong> (20) Joey\u2019s worked themselves back into the contest.\u00a0Enter Oliver Higgins<\/strong>.\u00a0His classically high elbow proving instrumental in the middle overs, noticeably increasing our run rate. After the second drinks break Matt Melville<\/strong> joined Higgins<\/strong> and the pair put on a 76-run partnership to bring Shore\u2019s total to 6\/251 after 50 overs.\u00a0Highlights were Matt Melville’s<\/strong> 32 not out off 24 balls, Fraser Pandit’s<\/strong> 56, and Oliver Higgins’<\/strong> 67.<\/p>\n\n\n\n After a staple coleslaw and chicken lunch, Sam Walton<\/strong> and Tom Fuzes<\/strong> were fuelled to open the bowling. A wicket to Fuzes <\/strong>in the second over was quickly countered by an excellent partnership that saw Joeys reach 60 in the first 11 overs after Shore\u2019s bowlers overpitched and lacked discipline. However, after some strategic changes by Captain Toby Robinson<\/strong>, Tom Fuzes<\/strong> returned taking a crucial wicket, ably supported by Ben Hocking<\/strong>, Oliver Higgins<\/strong>, Julian Harrison<\/strong> and Stian Constable<\/strong> who also claimed key wickets. By the first drinks break, Shore was well ahead in the game with Joeys 4\/79, with Captain Toby Robinson<\/strong> contributing two catches. However, the introduction of Matt Melville<\/strong> saw wickets really begin to tumble, as he took a crucial 4\/11 off 7.2 overs. In the end, Shore dismissed Joey’s for 152 in the 43rd over. The team is looking to continue its good start to the season when we host Riverview at Northbridge in Round 3.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Mr B Hunter<\/strong>First XI Match Report<\/h3>\n\n\n\n
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