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A record score in the short history of junior cricket at Coromandel.
Four players reached the compulsory retirement of 50 runs. The ball reached the boundary 48 times and the bowlers were able to complete only 41 of the mandatory 50 overs by the scheduled close at 12pm.
First Innings Win
Coromandel 339
At Hewett Oval
Under 13 vs Mitchell ParkDay OneMitchell Park 118 (29.4) (E. Williams 2/13, A. Fitzgerald 2/10, D. Sinclair 2/34)Coromandel 2/46 (8) (E. Williams 21*, M. Cheek 9*) Day TwoFirst Innings Win Mitchell Park 118Coromandel 180 (39.3) (M. Cheek 46, E. Williams 25, A. Muggridge 15) Scoreboard |
Max Cheek - 46 runs |
First Innings Win
Coromandel 163First Innings Win
Plympton 8/152 (40) (D. Sinclair 3/10, P. Sargent 1/0, T. Gordon 1/8)Due to overnight rain on the turf pitch at Bailey Reserve, the second day's play was held at Unley High School.
First Innings Win
Sturt 139First Innings Loss
Sturt 5/238|
An opening partnership of 102 between Casey Thomas-Averis and Ashleigh Chambers set up an easy win and Jai Jones is a satisfied captain with his team unbeaten after round four. Coromandel were chasing 126 to win in 50 overs after a fine bowling and fielding performance last week, highlighted by a spectacular one handed, running, diving catch by Max Cheek. Resuming at 26 without loss, the openers began cautiously and then accelerated the scoring rate, the total moving from 50 to 102 in only 10 overs. The left and right handed combination was proving successful and the bowlers seemingly had no answers as the batsmen approached their half-centuries. The win seemed a mere formality at drinks with the score at 0/102 after 30 overs. However as is customary with drinks breaks, the partnership was broken and both openers dismissed within five minutes of the resumption. Coach Tim Hanna may also need to inspect the contents of the refreshments, after his team lost five wickets in 25 minutes after the break and were looking shaky with the score at 5/115. Calm in a crisis, some responsible batting by Jai Jones and Steve Woods saw the team home safely without further loss. For the record, Ashleigh and Casey fell short of their half-centuries by just one and two runs respectively. Their contribution is the first century partnership for the club since the commencement of junior matches last season. |
Casey and Ashleigh after their epic partnership. 
"four wins out of four!" Ryan Murray cannot contain his excitement. |
First Innings Win
Unley 65First Innings Loss
On a historic note, this match is understood to be the first in which a scorer has been forced to retired hurt.
Coromandel 164First Innings Loss
Sheidow Park 8/200 (44) (Magarey 2/18, Thomas-Averis 2/35)So close yet so far, a second consecutive loss by the narrowest of margins for the Under 13. Requiring two to win off the last ball, a run-out left the team two runs short of victory.
A proud moment for scorer Linda Sargent - son David joining older brother Peter for the first time. David's boundary off the second last ball of the innings was nearly enough to get Coromandel over the line.
First Innings Loss
Morphettville Park 9/218First Innings Win
Coromandel 8/277First Innings Loss
Coromandel 108 (Wark 41 ret., Williams 20)Play Abandoned - One Day Match next week
First Innings Win
Adelaide 6/104 (30) (Murray 2/4, Jones 2/8)First Innings Loss
Sheidow Park 9/223