NARRE Warren’s turf-one side faces a 181 run chase against Doveton this week in a game marked by seven dropped catches on Saturday.
Narre Warren was asked to field on a deck that was giving a little assistance to the bowlers.
Pentland started well picking up first two wickets and John Simpson claimed the big wicket of Brad Downe.
Pentland continued and picked up his third as Jarrett replaced Simpson and finished with the excellent figures of eight overs two maidens 0/7.
Les Brown took over where Pentland left off, having instant success.
At tea Doveton was 6/60.
After tea Doveton posted a reasonable total of 196 off 76 overs.
Brown finished with 3/21, but the day belonged to Pentland who bowled 26 overs 6/70.
Narre faced four overs and Dean Williams and Dimitri Dimakopoulos had no trouble on moving the score to 15 for no loss.
@BT Sub Sport News:TURF 3
Silverton won the toss, elected to bat and wickets fell steadily.
However with some sloppy fielding (catching), Silverton was able to reach 200 off 55 overs.
Bowling honours were shared with Travis Brinkmann (2/32), Bryce Millar (2/37), Michael Sigaras (2/57) and Michael Teeuw (2/67).
Narre Warren had 25 overs with the bat ending the day on 0/55 with Prateek Munjal 27 and Dwayne Thomson 25.
@BT Sub Sport News:A GRADE
Narre Warren hosted Narre North and got off to a good start having the opposition 1/2 off the first four overs.
After a slow day in the field, Narre North was 3/96 after 44 overs at the tea break.
Narre Warren bowled and fielded well for the last 28 overs keeping Narre North to 9/185 and end of the day’s play.
Best of the bowlers were Ben Charles 2/31, Corey Thomson 1/7, Chris Morse 2/12 and the master Daniel Orchard 1/18.
@BT Sub Sport News:B GRADE
Playing Springvale South away, Narre lost the toss was asked to bat first and lost early wickets.
However, at the close of play it had made 228.
Best of the bats were Michael Dennis getting his second century for the season with 106, Paul McMahon 47 and Andrew Hyndman 25.
@BT Sub Sport News:D GRADE
Hosting Narre North, Narre Warren won the toss and elected to bat and started badly with 4/26 off 26 overs.
Frank Welburn and Leigh Andrews came together and consolidated the innings .
After tea the pair dominated the attack and their partnership of 213 was broken in the 55 over when Andrews was out for a brilliant 110, with the score on 239.
Welburn continued attacking, scoring quick runs with James Camilleri until he was finally out for a sensational 130.
At the close of play Narre Warren was 9/347 with Camilleri 51 not out.
@BT Sub Sport News:E GRADE
Narre Warren, playing Parkfield, won the toss and elected to bowl first and dismissed Parkfield for 95 with Vic Bradshaw taking 5/21 off 14 overs and Glen Cank taking three wickets.
Narre Warren resumes at 0/29 in its run chase.
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 15 (1)
Narre Warren hosted Noble Park, bowled first with Trent Anderson taking an early wicket.
Matt Brew bowled a great spell into the wind, finishing with 0/1 off 6 overs, but the star of the bowling was Matt Darvell who took 5/7 off his six overs as Narre Warren bowled Noble Park out for 64.
Narre resumes on 0/11.
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 13 (1)
Winning the toss and electing to bat against Berwick, Narre Warren lost its first wicket in the ninth over when the score was 43.
The batsmen started to get on top being 2/150 after 20 overs.
After having a mini collapse losing two wickets in three overs, the team got back on track and at closure had reached 6/235 after 44 overs.
Best of the bats were Dylan Quirk 42 not out, Ben Carter 27 not out, Jack Spreckly 25 not out, Brett Healey 25 not out, Shannon Marrell 23 not out and Jayden Arter 15.
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 13 (2)
After winning the toss against Cranbourne, Narre Warren decided to bat, getting off to a slow start.
Runs were hard to come by all day with the opposition fielding well.
Narre Warren finishing its overs at 8/136 with Jordan Muzzolini 26 not out, David Santalucia 22 and a big-hitting 15 from Laurent Campbell.
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Playing Hampton Park and batting first, it was a good consistent team effort against a finals team, batting out nearly the full 40 overs for 118.
Batting highlights Zach Allen 25 not out, Shamil Weerasekera 18 and Dylan Morrison 13.
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 11 (1)
Playing Springvale South away, Narre lost the toss and was asked to bowl.
On a very rough ground the team did well to restrict the opposition to 131 from 31 overs.
Best of the bowlers were Jesse Muzzolini (1/6 from three overs), Mitchell Dempster (2/8 from two overs) and Ryan Quirk (0/3 off two overs).
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 11 BLACK
Narre Warren travelled to Doveton where it won the toss and elected to bat.
Narre bowled and fielded well restricting Doveton to 115 after 24 overs with eight wicket takers, Callum Spencer (1/8), Brendan Marrell (2/8), Caleb Johnston (2/15), Jake Robinson (1/6), Hamish West (1/11), Billy Spreckley (1/8), Travis Johnston (2/8) and Matthew Bartlett (1/5).
In reply Narre only lost one wicket to reach 95 after its 24 overs.
Best of the bats Bartlett (9), Robinson (7), Jaie Roberts (9).
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 11 WHITE
Playing HSD White at Reedy Reserve, it won the toss and asked Narre Warren to bat, started slowly and after 20 overs finished with 7/71.
Great batting by Mitchell Shirt (12 not out), Lachlan Berry (11 not out) and Jevon Fernando 8 not out).
HSD was 7/54 after 16 overs, but a last-wicket partnership saw it take the points finally finishing with 8/78 from 20 overs.
Best of the bowlers were Will Vanderark (1/1), Fernando (1 /2), Jackson Cater (1/8) and Nathan DeSilva (1/12).
