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Going to be tight heading to the last couple of Rounds. Glenelg keep their season alive by taking a wicket on the last ball of the day. West Torrens almost bowled out by Prospect, but stay in the hunt chasing 180, 8 down. 1 vs 2 and 4 vs 5 next week!

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Sturt 185 (Kens/Glen)
Kensington 150 (Sturt/Wood)
West Torrens 145 (Bye/Adel)
University 140 (Glen/SD)
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Glenelg 130 (Uni/Sturt)
TTG 130 (Adel/ET)
Port 100 (Wood/ND)
Northerns 100 (ET/Port)
Woodville 90 (Port/Kens)
East Torrens 70 (ND/TTG)
Prospect 60 (SD/Bye)
Adelaide 50 (TTG/WT)
Southerns 0 (Pros/Uni)

Glenelg vs West Torrens in One Day Final tomorrow.
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All up to Winter to get Glenelg home
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WT too good.
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High quality game. Very even performance by both teams, but in the end, the pressure of having to chase the runs was too much, despite Glenelg having wickets in hand and keeping the rrq around 5 per over for the majority of the innings. Winter and Gibson the standouts with the bat - well supported in both cases by Irvine and Peters respectively. Peters was also exceptional behind the stumps, including a leg-side stumping off a wide ball from Short. The all-round contributions of Short and Fallins proved crucial, both their partnership with the bat and with the ball and the standout bowling performance by Buckingham was match winning after Winter threatened to win the game off his own bat.
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Aerie wrote:High quality game. Very even performance by both teams, but in the end, the pressure of having to chase the runs was too much, despite Glenelg having wickets in hand and keeping the rrq around 5 per over for the majority of the innings. Winter and Gibson the standouts with the bat - well supported in both cases by Irvine and Peters respectively. Peters was also exceptional behind the stumps, including a leg-side stumping off a wide ball from Short. The all-round contributions of Short and Fallins proved crucial, both their partnership with the bat and with the ball and the standout bowling performance by Buckingham was match winning after Winter threatened to win the game off his own bat.
Well summed up Aerie!
Kudos to Winter for a captain's knock but with his dismissal, the game was effectively over.
Peters was outstanding on Saturday against Prospect, yesterday in the GF and definitely BOG in the Henley Oval clubrooms that night. I think he had a point to prove and he raised his game to the next level. Great night back at the club with a large, bouyant crowd of Eagles faithful.
Interestingly, Torrens has won their past 3 GF's against Glenelg - in 2016/17 the T 20 and One Dayer finals as part of the triple crown and yesterday's game.
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Aerie wrote:High quality game. Very even performance by both teams, but in the end, the pressure of having to chase the runs was too much, despite Glenelg having wickets in hand and keeping the rrq around 5 per over for the majority of the innings. Winter and Gibson the standouts with the bat - well supported in both cases by Irvine and Peters respectively. Peters was also exceptional behind the stumps, including a leg-side stumping off a wide ball from Short. The all-round contributions of Short and Fallins proved crucial, both their partnership with the bat and with the ball and the standout bowling performance by Buckingham was match winning after Winter threatened to win the game off his own bat.
Well summed up Aerie!
Kudos to Winter for a captain's knock but with his dismissal, the game was effectively over.
Peters was outstanding on Saturday against Prospect, yesterday in the GF and definitely BOG in the Henley Oval clubrooms that night. I think he had a point to prove and he raised his game to the next level. Great night back at the club with a large, bouyant crowd of Eagles faithful.
Interestingly, Torrens has won their past 3 GF's against Glenelg - in 2016/17 the T 20 and One Dayer finals as part of the triple crown and yesterday's game.
I reckon you could include the footy and make it 4, wedgetail!

PS. I thought Buckingham should’ve got the BOG award given WT won. Fair enough Winter if Glenelg won. His 4/27 off 10 including wickets of Scott, Higgins and Winter easily as important as the century.
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Was a high quality game of PC cricket. Minimise teams and this is what you would get most weeks during the season, therefore producing our own local talent for the Redbacks, which is one of the PC remits.

Anyone know why the Eagles had to change the way they shined the ball at mid on/off after Glenelg captain spoke with the umpires?
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The Hound wrote:Was a high quality game of PC cricket. Minimise teams and this is what you would get most weeks during the season, therefore producing our own local talent for the Redbacks, which is one of the PC remits.

Anyone know why the Eagles had to change the way they shined the ball at mid on/off after Glenelg captain spoke with the umpires?
Agree - was nice to see that SACA let Drew and Scott play for their respective teams the day after a shield game that would not have been allowed in the recetn years gone past.

eCHO previous posts Buckingham should have won MOM 4 wickets all good players and crucial. A terrific final and two excellent teams. Fair bit of friendly and some not so friendly banter from supporters also which added to the spectacle. a good tough game.

Re the ball shining it appeared that one player with tape on his hand was rubbing the ball between deliveries until the umpires were informed and then he stopped doing it isnt it funny what the frogbox can pick up these days.

congratulations to west Torrens deserved winners
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Kensington and Sturt basically playing for the Club Championship trophy this round, all four Grades important.
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Eagles2014 wrote:Kensington and Sturt basically playing for the Club Championship trophy this round, all four Grades important.
Kensington at full tilt. Going to be a very tough challenge for Sturt.
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Minimum Chips wrote:
Eagles2014 wrote:Kensington and Sturt basically playing for the Club Championship trophy this round, all four Grades important.
Kensington at full tilt. Going to be a very tough challenge for Sturt.
Strong through all grades this round…
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Corona Man wrote:
Minimum Chips wrote:
Eagles2014 wrote:Kensington and Sturt basically playing for the Club Championship trophy this round, all four Grades important.
Kensington at full tilt. Going to be a very tough challenge for Sturt.
Strong through all grades this round…
Eckermann dominates B Grade last week and bowls his team to outright win, could play A Grade at most other Clubs. Dropped to C’s :shock: Very strong Club!
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Eagles2014 wrote:
Corona Man wrote:
Minimum Chips wrote:
Eagles2014 wrote:Kensington and Sturt basically playing for the Club Championship trophy this round, all four Grades important.
Kensington at full tilt. Going to be a very tough challenge for Sturt.
Strong through all grades this round…
Eckermann dominates B Grade last week and bowls his team to outright win, could play A Grade at most other Clubs. Dropped to C’s :shock: Very strong Club!
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PACC have announced their new junior coaching set up for 2022/23.
Hope they do well.
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Cricket Watcher wrote:PACC have announced their new junior coaching set up for 2022/23.
Hope they do well.
Geez if they are able to field 4 sides they'll have 1 coach for every 3.2 players.

And you thought AFL Clubs were over resourced?
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C Horse wrote:
Cricket Watcher wrote:PACC have announced their new junior coaching set up for 2022/23.
Hope they do well.
Geez if they are able to field 4 sides they'll have 1 coach for every 3.2 players.

And you thought AFL Clubs were over resourced?
Let's see if they can field a 16 Whites team next season!!!
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East Torrens 2nd Grade wiped out by Covid

A few notable Week 2 ins:
Greg Quinn
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Tony Clifton wrote:East Torrens 2nd Grade wiped out by Covid

A few notable Week 2 ins:
Greg Quinn
Craig Bradbrook
Adam Polkinghorne

This sort of stuff was the reason why the competition should have just played 50 over games to finish the season.

Oh well.
Too late now.
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Insider_Trading wrote:
Tony Clifton wrote:East Torrens 2nd Grade wiped out by Covid

A few notable Week 2 ins:
Greg Quinn
Craig Bradbrook
Adam Polkinghorne

This sort of stuff was the reason why the competition should have just played 50 over games to finish the season.

Oh well.
Too late now.
It’s only 2nd grade and both teams out of finals contention. No harm done.
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