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Seaford falls just short

By IT GullyDecember 4, 2017No Comments1 Min Read
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THERE was some cricket played in District and it was Seaford that were the big losers against Heatherhill.

Seaford resumed at 0/12 chasing Heatherhill’s first innings total of 190.

After getting through 64 overs in challenging conditions, Seaford finished agonisingly close at 7/186, just five runs short of victory.

Mt Martha was in all sorts of trouble against Baden Powell.

Defending 264, the Braves had Mt Martha in strife at 5/97. Once again, rain saved the day for the Reds.

There was no cricket played at Thomas Barclay Oval. Hastings was to resume at 1/20 against Rosebud, who were defending 154. There wasn’t a ball bowled on day two.

Rye was 4/68, chasing 8/200 against Seaford Tigers when play was ended.

In Sub-District, there was no cricket played across all grounds.

First published in the Mornington News – 5 December 2017

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