DAY one of the BPCA1’s round seven action saw plenty of wickets and gettable scores in drizzly conditions across the region.<\/p>\n
Armstrong Creek finished the day at 6\/189 at home against the undefeated Barwon Heads.<\/p>\n
Skipper Daniel Maclean and Jack Maclean will head back out on day two on 37 and 22 runs respectively as the Titans look to hand the Heads their first loss since last year’s grand final.<\/p>\n
For Barwon Heads, trio Sema Kamea, Daniel Donaldson and Angus Mackie all took two wickets.<\/p>\n
A well-spread bowling attack from Drysdale saw them topple Jan Juc for just 159 on day one.<\/p>\n
David Sykes took four wickets for the Hawks, with Blake Dobbin adding three and Tallan Burns adding two.<\/p>\n
They will now head in to bat with a relatively reachable target score, which could send the Sharks to 2-4.<\/p>\n
Anglesea bowled Inverleigh out for 165 in 58 overs at Ellimatta Reserve thanks to four wickets from Jarryd McGuane.<\/p>\n
The Roos faced 14 overs to finish the first day and put on 19 runs with no wickets lost.<\/p>\n
Barrabool’s James Jirik took five wickets to lead his side’s solid bowling performance that bowled Queenscliff out for 177.<\/p>\n
The Bulls will now spend day two chasing down the target score with the hopes of securing their third win.<\/p>\n
In the BPCA2, Winchelsea skittled Collendina for just 73 in a bowling masterclass and finished the day at 2\/63 with the bat themselves.<\/p>\n
Wallington bowled Ocean Grove all out for 107, but struggled early in their run chase. They will enter day two at a shaky 3\/9.<\/p>\n
Surf Coast bowled Portarlington all out for 202 after 74 overs, setting themselves a tough but doable target for day two this weekend.<\/p>\n
There was no play between Newcomb and St Leonards.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
DAY one of the BPCA1’s round seven action saw plenty of wickets and gettable scores in drizzly conditions across the region. Armstrong Creek finished the day at 6\/189 at home against the undefeated Barwon Heads. Skipper Daniel Maclean and Jack Maclean will head back out on day two on 37 and 22 runs respectively as […]<\/p>\n