Weekend Review!

It was almost a super su b-su b-su b-sub. Both "One" and "Three" won. However, the "Deuse", which consists of 10 people, felt the same New Zealand and lost in a dramatic climax in Odahama.

First XI Back in Business and Back to Second

The first group, who was shocked, but was not excited, tried to regain his condition after two consecutive losses. They made their points in greatest points and continued to put pressure on the top groups.

First, Elliott Hennessy showed a wonderful result of 82 points. This has been added to the other bathmen's episode rolls, including Brad (47), Willa Monty (34NO), and 24 points, Mike Tiley (Mike Tiley).

The work was over, the bat was scored, and the glass was scored. The only personal tragedy occurred in James Bayris, which was greatly damaged by the average indicator. Don't take a vacation for more than a week, James, you're a clown.

Refook pursued 234 goals, headed for his work, and after 8 o'clock, seven points were already in account. Of course, Jeff Boycott wants to be such a slusterter as a joke.

Lipufuku gradually increased and accelerated at least a little. However, Oaks kept the lead, and the gates of Clayb (4), Samuna (4), and Alex (2) offered them the biggest glasses. Oaks could escape in second place due to the cancellation of the RAM battle with Peter's Field.

Next week, the RAM match with IBM Harley is scheduled, so if the Oaks House wins, aside from the results, you will be able to strengthen your position as an applicant. What an interesting.

MOM: Elliott (Yaw) Weather conditions of 82: Sunny, heat 23: Fate mak e-off application

Two’s on the Wrong End of a Thriller

He went to Odicham with a human team and played a wonderful game, but lost one ball.

"Oukus" played No. 1 and started with a shocking principle that Oly Labay tried to put the ball in a mysterious manner. As a result, he spit out something reminiscent of Clares, torn Polo, was forced to leave in advance, and was carried by ambulance with the famous Veging Stock doctors in the afternoon.

Oak should have been accurate if we could immediately deal with a small bowler and a very small number of bowlers. So what happened to them? Of course, I added 54 balls. No one was guilty, but George was in great shape and could even give 13 balls. It was just a miracle that passed with only eight balls, and if you defeat three wooden nails, you will be half a step.

The fielding was good, including some excellent fielding from Bob Leasaby, but the loss of one fielder made poor bowling compounded by hoarding and extra fores. It was unpleasant to watch as good serves from George and especially Will often proved unplayable and were snuffed out by minor things.

The Wood duo (not brothers) sharpened their game with better shots and Nellie and Paddy did their best to keep the extras at bay who had a great day. It's honestly inexcusable that they were the top scorers.

It seems Will, Rob and Michael Wood shared the wickets, but I feel bad for anyone else who got one. Bob only got one stroke so he didn't get a wicket. It was awful but at least it was only six balls.

The highlight of Odiham's innings was the wicket of Woody, dismissing a big man who, when not playing cricket, seems to spend his day biting the heads off live chickens. Mercenary Nick Green, presumably on a suicide mission, peed himself laughing as he pointed at the man who was standing looking at him. For a while, it seemed Ollie had company in A& E. If Nick thought anyone at Oakley would back him up after this bizarre folly, he was sorely mistaken.

Imagine the scene at Basingstoke A& E.

"I've never taken a cricket bat out of my anus, but I'm going to start now.... Sister, give me the key." Chasing 221, Oakes got off to a good start with Savage and Warner putting together a 50-run partnership. Nelly on 42 and Steve on 30. This brought Woody and Paddy on, and they put up a brilliant partnership, both scoring 50 runs.

Paddy could have been LBW sooner, but the pitch and subsequent hitting were so bad that Bob got confused and didn't give him the ball. Like Jimmy Savile, it wasn't a good impression. The wicket-keeper, a grown man of about 50 who had been the old village cricket leader all day, threw down his gloves like a Manneken Pis and looked like he was going to burst into tears. He was in a bad mood.

As the run-rate increased, wickets became fewer and fewer, and when Paddy was out, the pressure to bowl affected everyone but Woody. Nick bowled, George hit a boundary fielder down the throat, and Nathan couldn't get the ball to hit the bat.

The poor Woody is invincible, it will be 6 if the rich 4 is one step further, and the game will have won. However, it was not a reckless tracking that eventually dropped the game.

He blured the fielder and bowler, used his mouth instead of his hands, and bowed one after another in different environments. No one did this on purpose, but it was a bit interesting. Further 54!

The rest was played in a wonderful atmosphere by two excellent clubs in the region. The only difference from the ending of the World Cup in England vs. New Zealand is that it was actually the middle of the table in the Hampshire area No Super Circuit 1.

Cricket has the ability to become an inhuman owner, and Saturday Oaks were cruel!

MOM: Woody was a norma l-like to win the game. Weather: The weather forecast app is ridiculous.

Third XI Win…Get in There!!

The Oakley 3 Army finally showed a stunning bowling in an awa y-shot battle.

Last month, I thought that 30 runs were not enough every time in the situation of "what". However, the team consisting of studs and those who have not played many crickets in recent years could not win to the end, which was a good sign for next season.

Dan beat Toss and decided to take the field first in a wet but exposed field. For example, I couldn't do anything for the alder shot. The sequence continued his own wonderful form, with 5 over, 1 wheel and eight runs. Dave showed his personal best play this season of 8 over, 1 wheel and 16 runs.

Abi and Noah replaced shorts, and Abi pitched well and took 2 wickies. Noah continues to improve with men's cricket: Over 6, 2 Maiden, 1 for 6. It is good for 13 years old.

The best borer was RAVI and won 3 wicket. Ravi seems to have regained his best play recently, and in fact, he has talked about how systematic bowling gives.

Mike and George once again ended the game with perfect bowling, and the armor shot was closed in only 79 runs. < SPAN> The pathetic Woody is invincible, it will be 6 if the rich 4 is one step further, and the match will have won. However, it was not a reckless tracking that eventually dropped the game.

He blured the fielder and bowler, used his mouth instead of his hands, and bowed one after another in different environments. No one did this on purpose, but it was a bit interesting. Further 54!

The rest was played in a wonderful atmosphere by two excellent clubs in the region. The only difference from the ending of the World Cup in England vs. New Zealand is that it was actually the middle of the table in the Hampshire area No Super Circuit 1.

Cricket has the ability to become an inhuman owner, and Saturday Oaks were cruel!

MOM: Woody was a norma l-like to win the game. Weather: The weather forecast app is ridiculous.

The Oakley 3 Army finally showed a stunning bowling in an awa y-shot battle.