CRANBOURNE Cricket Club’s Turf One match started badly in the field, dropping two chances, which cost dearly as the Springvale South opener went on to make 109.
After lunch Cranbourne turned to its two old warhorses in an effort to stem the runs.
Matthew Moore finished with the outstanding figures of 5/75 off 19 overs while Steve Miller toiled hard all day from one end, taking 3/109 off 25 overs of cunning spin bowling.
Score: Cranbourne v Springvale South 351.
@BT Sub Sport News:TURF 4
Once again the ladder-leading Cranbourne side has proved its place.
Opener Jim Alister (73) was the backbone, while talented young opener Dean McDonnell hit 56.
Veterans Dieter Leinmueller (36) and captain Rodger Alister (50) made the most of things in the middle order while Chris Brady flayed the ball to all parts on his way to 35 late in the day.
Score: Cranbourne 9/321 v Dandenong West.
@BT Sub Sport News:A GRADE
Cranbourne batted first on a synthetic wicket that contained more rubber than a tyre yard and struggled early, losing 2/4.
Cranbourne dug in but the only player to make batting look easy was Shaun Petrie who top-scored with 39, although youngster’s Troy Kimball and Jesse Fitzgerald got some valuable runs late.
In the reply, Cranbourne dismissed both Narre Warren openers before play was stopped.
Score: Cranbourne 133 v Narre Warren 2/10.
@BT Sub Sport News:B GRADE
Cranbourne bowled first and had Narre Warren 4/44 off 27 overs. Daniel Baker, who after being promoted straight from F Grade, took 5/28 with his pace and aggression.
Score: Cranbourne v Narre Warren 220.
@BT Sub Sport News:D GRADE
Cranbourne came our firing early, with Ben Redgen claiming both Parkfield openers before the score hit 10.
Wickets then fell regularly with Keeran Braham finishing with 4/14 from 10 overs.
Daniel Wallis also took two wickets.
Cranbourne made the runs easily with opener Kevin Lindsay (40), hard-hitting batsman Matthew Weller (30) and Dave Dinger (25 not out) all finding touch.
Score: Cranbourne 5/148 v Parkfield 73.
@BT Sub Sport News:E GRADE
In Murray Pratt’s 350th senior game, Cranbourne slumped to 3/25.
Silvio Marinelli then stood up and made sure Murray would not forget this game, making 114, which included 14 boundaries.
Pratt’s son David made 68 in 15 overs and captain Michael Randall (56) returned from injury, while Pratt himself made 24.
Score: Cranbourne 8/322 v Narre Warren North.
@BT Sub Sport News:F GRADE
Cranbourne batted first and couldn’t get any partnerships going. Junior Robbie Cowan top-scored with 33. Cranbourne bowled 25 overs in reply and took three wickets.
Score: Cranbourne 98 v Springvale South 3/53.
@BT Sub Sport News:ONE DAY
Cranbourne struggled to get wickets until the 27th over, with Endeavour Hills 2/173.
Spinner Nick Kelly continued his good form with three wickets.
In reply, Cranbourne opener Ash Ryan looked solid for 40 runs while Steve Krings made 45 not out in his first hit for four years.
Score: Endeavour Hills 7/216 d Cranbourne 141.
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 17/1
Cranbourne had the upper hand from the start with first change bowler Ben Hall taking 3/21, even after bowling six no-balls.
Spinner Troy Kimball took 2/25 and wicketkeeper Lucas Ligt, finished with four catches.
Score: Cranbourne v Berwick 8/117.
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 17/2
Seamer Ryan Anderson had success early, finishing with 3/19 off five overs. Leg-spinner Zac Harland had HSD baffled, taking 4/27.
In reply, Cranbourne lost one wicket with skipper Jake Anderson 14 not out.
Score: Cranbourne 1/20 v HSD 146.
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 17/3 BLUE
Cranbourne bowled first and found the going hard. Mitch Viney took 2/33, and Michael Dempsey finished with 2/6 off five overs. Good fielding brought about three run-outs.
Score: Cranbourne v Parkfield 208.
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 15/1
On the second ball of the day Cranbourne was celebrating as Nathan Lambden took a wicket on his way to 2/9.
Mitch Lindsay got some good bounce to take 2/2 off three overs while Cam Petrie executed a great direct hit run-out.
Score: Cranbourne v Narre Warren North 9/105.
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 15/2
Cranbourne fell to 2/1 with Blake Sykes (21) then putting some respectability back into the score.
Number 10 and 11 batsmen Jason Buntine (13) and Robert Reed (17 not out) put on a last-wicket partnership of 40.
Score: Cranbourne 9/121 v Springvale South.
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 15/3
Cranbourne bowled well, with James Braham snaring two wickets, as did Samuel Marinelli and James Gardiner.
Score: Cranbourne 1/20 v Maranatha 102.
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 13/1
Cranbourne’s batsmen dominated the Fountain Gate bowlers.
Harley Miller smashed three sixes on his way to 59 not out, while Brendan Wood (29), Matt Crozier (19), Anooj Sadatisse (25 not out) and Jordan Baker (27 not out) were also among the runs.
Score: Cranbourne 8/217 v Fountain Gate.
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 13/2
Cranbourne was in trouble early but Jake Harrington batted the team to a good score, making 39 not out, including one towering six.
In support were Adrian Russo (26 retired) and number 11 batsman Darcy Atkins (11 not out).
Score: Cranbourne 8/123 v Parkfield.
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 13/3
Cranbourne scored quickly with a lot of extras, while Jeremy Jakupi hit 40 not out, including eight fours.
Nathan Carboon also hit some nice shots on his way to 15.
Score: Cranbourne 163 v Keysborough 0/1.
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 13/4
Cranbourne bowled first and took wickets regularly.
First-gamer Dylan Barfoot’s 3/8 included two wickets in two balls.
In a good team performance, five other bowlers took wickets and the team also had two run outs from good fielding.
Score: Cranbourne 3/20 v Berwick 130.
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 11/1
Trent Nicholls took 2/9 while the Cranbourne team fielded well.
Score: Cranbourne v Springvale South 5/192
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 11/2
Cranbourne batted first and piled on the runs with James Doria leading the way with 25 not out. Also among the runs were Steve Meynell (13 not out) and Jed Benham (14 not out).
Score: Cranbourne 6/161 v Berwick White.
@BT Sub Sport News:UNDER 11/4
Cranbourne bowled first, with Jacob Cadzow and Callum Gracie each taking two wickets. With the bat, Jack Coates opened with 11 not out while Justin Dickinson made 10 not out.
Score: Cranbourne 66 v Lynbrook 120.
