A hard-fought victory for the First XI with contributions from a number of players including Daniel Harvey<\/strong> 69, Fraser Pandit<\/strong> 61, Tom Fuzes<\/strong> 41 no with the bat and Matt Melville<\/strong> 4\/35 and Ben Hocking<\/strong> 2\/38. Tom Fuzes<\/strong> helped set up the victory with an opening 6-over spell that went for just 3 x runs.<\/p>\n\n\n\n A run feast at D-Ground saw Shore score almost 400 runs for 2 victories in the Thirds (Lachlan Richards<\/strong> 40, Tully Robertson<\/strong> 27) and 16As (Angus Pearce<\/strong> 52, Archie Lyle<\/strong> 39, Angus Brooks<\/strong> 34, Lachlan Boys<\/strong> 28). Therefore, a special mention to the bowlers in those two teams who kept TSC across those games to just 200 combined runs. Archie Lyle <\/strong>(4\/20) in the 16As and George Williams<\/strong> (3\/6) were the main contributors.<\/p>\n\n\n\n A close loss in the Seconds, with Tom Glasson<\/strong> (74) continuing his fine form with the bat and deputising with the gloves behind the wicket outstandingly.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The 15Bs had an outstanding victory with Ollie Thompson<\/strong> contributing with bat and ball (17 runs and 3\/15) in a demolition of Riverview.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Mr Brett Hunter Saturday morning saw gorgeous weather on Northbridge D and after inspecting a quality pitch, Shore won the toss and decided to bat. Opener Lachlan Richards<\/strong> (40) batted for over an hour in the heat and built strong partnerships with Tully Robertson<\/strong> (27) and Henry Pritchard<\/strong> (21). Cameos at the end from Tom Robson<\/strong> (21) and Liam O\u2019Neill<\/strong> (18) go the total to 174.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Shore\u2019s turn to bowl started with a very miserly opening spell from Jeremy McKindley<\/strong> (0\/7 off 4) and Zac Roberts<\/strong> (1\/15 off 4), which put Scots on the backfoot early. Tom Robson<\/strong> continued good form (2\/1), and Hamish Barnes<\/strong> (0\/10 off 3) added more pressure however it was George Williams<\/strong> (3\/6 off 9 balls), up from the Fourths, who stole the show and put an exclamation point on an outstanding team performance.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Despite only having nine players, the 15Bs put all the pressure on Riverview\u2019s batters. Accurate bowling and safe catching had four wickets fall within the first three overs. Richard Low<\/strong> took two more wickets and Xander Merrin<\/strong> one, so we had Riverview at 6\/20. They consolidated, but energetic fielding kept the runs tight, so while they batted until the 20th<\/sup> over, they scored at barely more than three an over. Joshua Nieland<\/strong> deserves recognition for his excellent display in his first go as wicketkeeper: No byes and a catch!<\/p>\n\n\n\n A new opening partnership started well with some boundaries from Ethan Spencer<\/strong> and sensible batting from Dash Vonwiller<\/strong>. Ollie Thompson<\/strong> and Teddy Turner<\/strong> got quick runs as we overtook Riverview comfortably in the 14th<\/sup> over.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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