CRANBOURNE’S turf-one bats side failed in their run chase of Buckley Ridges’ first innings score of 282, being bowled out for 159 on Saturday.
The mainstay was Brad Angus (60) who almost batted right through the innings.
@BT Sub Sport News:TURF THREE
In the field this week, Cranbourne toiled hard with Ben Hall spearheading the attack with 5/76 off of 16 overs.
On a day where not much went right in the field, the occasional mental lapses in the field proved costly for Cranbourne.
Buckley Ridges 6/200 d Cranbourne 179.
@BT Sub Sport News:A GRADE
In defence of a small target and with some key umpiring decisions not going its way Cranbourne was never in the hunt against Southern Pirates.
The sole positive was Chris Slater’s wholehearted bowling spell of 14 overs in the heat in which he picked up one of the two wickets to fall for the day.
Cranbourne 160 lost to Southern Pirates 2/182.
@BT Sub Sport News:C GRADE
Bowling this week, a lack of early wickets let Berwick run away with the game.
The pick of the bowlers was the skipper, Mark Notaro, who led the way with 4/10 off seven overs and received good support from Shannon Parkin with 2 /16.
Berwick 7/226 d Cranbourne 203.
@BT Sub Sport News:D GRADE
Bowling this week Cranbourne seemed in a good position having Narre North 2/15, but in a recurring theme for the day the heat took its toll and Narre Warren North passed the score eight wickets down.
Star of the day was Daniel Fox who claimed 6/56 for Cranbourne off 18 hostile overs.
Narre North 8/220 d Cranbourne 217.
@BT Sub Sport News:E GRADE
In an all round superb effort, after claiming 5/34 last week, junior player Matty McKean backed that up with a dominant 108.
Another star was Dennis Kimball, who clubbed 18 boundaries (including some sparkling cover drives) on the way to 90.
Hayden Cains (50) and Murray Pratt (33) also had days out.
Fountain Gate 105 and 6/283 lost to Cranbourne 8/374dec.
@BT Sub Sport News:ONE DAYERS
Bye.
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 17 (1)
Chasing 154 against Berwick, Cranbourne batted well with Brad Stephens stepping up with a well made 60 retired.
Will Hameeteman (35) provided him with a partner in crime and the two steered Cranbourne to victory.
Cranbourne 9/171cc d Berwick 7/154cc.
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 17 (2)
Batting this week Cranbourne started well with a 55-run opening stand between Martin Kelly (28) and Troy Kimball (18).
However the only other batsman to offer resistance was Ashley Murtaugh (33) who came in at number four and was last man out.
Cranbourne 136 lost to Doveton 5/238cc.
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 15 (1)
Defending a huge total Cranbourne was too good, with Daniel Baker, Adam Hanger and Lucas Ligt all claiming two wickets.
Batting again Cranbourne took the chance to get in some centre wicket practice with Daniel Baker following his good work with the ball with 27.
Fountain Gate 118 lost to Cranbourne 6/228cc and 2/67.
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 15 (2)
Cranbourne batted all day to an easy victory against Doveton.
Pick of the batsmen was Blake Pearce (51 retired) opening the batting with the other highlights being the form of Lachlan Hayes (25 not out), Andrew Ciantar (16 not out) and Jordan Leinmueller (20).
Doveton 10/90 lost to Cranbourne 8/198.
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 15 (3)
In what was a classic finish Cranbourne won by three runs against Hallam with the heroes being Robert Cowan (75 not out) Sean Murnane (52) and number-11 batsman Rory Hillis (7 not out) who hung around with the two retired batsmen to see Cranbourne over the line.
Cranbourne 9/195cc def Hallam 192.
@BT Sub Sport News: UNDER 13 (1)
Bowling this week, Cranbourne tried its hardest but paid the price for not batting its overs out last week.
Cranbourne 127 lost to Narre Warren 5/157.
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 13 (2)
Chasing Lyndale’s impressive target, Cranbourne batted well with the highlights being Sanooj Sadatisse (28 retired), Todd Ross (26 retired), Jeremy Ciantar (26 retired) and Thomas Daly (25 retired).
However the target proved too much and Cranbourne ran out of time.
North Dandenong 9/238cc d Cranbourne 5/179cc.
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 13 (3)
In the field against Lyndale this week, the pick of the bowlers were Nathan Carboon (2/20) and Jordan Campbell (2/12), who also took two catches while keeping.
Cranbourne 6/209cc d Lyndale 8/194cc.
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 13 (4)
Batting this week, Cranbourne again amassed a huge score.
Pick of the batsmen were Brad Hermans (28), Luke Bartlett (52 retired), Jack Courtney (25), Harley Miller (30 not out) and Alex Rendell (30 not out) in what was a good team effort.
St Mary’s 5/158 cc lost to Cranbourne 7/251cc.
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 11 BLUE
Cranbourne batted all day with Jake and Jarrod the pick of the batsmen.
Cranbourne 118 vs Narre Warren 181
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 11 GOLD
Batting this week the boys made a huge score against Fountain Gate with the pick of the bats being Adrian Russo (20) Martin Leinmueller (23) Bradley Parker (36 not out) Todd McGrath (45) and Brayden Roscoe (22).
Cranbourne 194 vs Fountain Gate 112.
