East, Irymple, Workers and Setts notch wins

Mildura East 4/131  d Mildura West 118

MILDURA East gave themselves some breathing space in seventh position on the ladder with a timely 13-run win over Mildura West at home.

Captain Josh Berry led the way with 40 runs and Vic Singh chimed in late with 29 as East finished 5/131 from their allotted overs.

Shane Driscoll was the pick of the West bowlers with 2/19.

In response, West were bowled out for 118 in the 37th over, captain-coach Chris Williams a lone hand with 39 runs.

Charlie Berry, Muki Sharma and Aaron Cordell took three wickets each.

Irymple 0/97 d Coomealla Wentworth 96

IT WAS the Bryson Lush show in a comprehensive 10-wicket win by Irymple over Coomealla Wentworth at Henshilwood Oval.

Lush backed up his 4/23 in Coomealla Wentworth’s innings – which came to an end on 96 in the 38th over – with a brisk 67 not out off 60 balls as the Swallows wrapped up their run chase in the 17th over.

Coomealla Wentworth captain Justin Freeman made 42 of his team’s runs but his side’s bowlers simply could not make any inroads, defending a small total.

Workers Gol Gol 172 d Nichols Point 8/161

WORKERS Gol Gol suffered a scare but in the end were able to hold on for an 11-run win over Nichols Point at Alcheringa.

Recovering from 5/64, the hosts were once again best served by Wade Hancock, who made 68 not out.

Veteran Pointer Aaron Sayers took 3/33 from eight overs to earn plaudits for his side.

Jake Albrecht (30) and Nick Jensen (26) also chipped in for a team total of 172.

A knee injury to coach Shaun Mathews while fielding robbed the Pointers of a key batsman, with captain Brad Thomas (72) and import Kaushik Aphale (25) doing their bit only for the side to fall just short of an upset win.

Jensen’s 3/26 was a key factor for Workers Gol Gol.

Mildura Settlers 4/199 d Merbein South 8/167

PADDY Keogh’s 92 runs and 62 from skipper Braidyn Turner helped Settlers to a big total and comfortable win over Merbein South.

The pair put on 112 for the second wicket, playing a major part in Settlers getting to their 40-over limit at 4/199.

In response Merbein South were held to a creditable 8/167, Hamim Miah scoring 40 and Rob Roelofs making 38.

Richie Wyld took 3/38 for Settlers, with Luke Coates chiming in with a couple of wickets as well.

HIGHLIGHTS

First Division

Paddy Keogh (Mildura Settlers) 92 off 119 balls
Brad Thomas (Nichols Point) 72
Wade Hancock (Workers Gol Gol) 68 not out
Bryson Lush (Irymple) 67 not out off 60 balls
Braidyn Turner (Mildura Settlers) 62 off 70 balls

Second Division

Jackson Richman (Nichols Point) 82 off 70 balls
David Hancock (Merbein South) 72 off 92 balls
Joel Perry (Mildura Settlers) 62 off 58 balls
Aaron McLelland (Mildura West) 61 off 47 balls
Hugh Clarkson (Nichols Point) 57 not out off 71 balls
Travis Jobson (Nichols Point) 5/14 off five overs

Third Division

Nigel Lush (Mildura West) 105
Miller Payne (Irymple) 72 not out
Riley Cameron (Workers Gol Gol) 64
Sam Magnisalis (Mildura West) 61
Clinton Williams (Mildura Settlers) 51 not out 

Fourth Division

Liam Milton (Nichols Point) 53 not out off 88 balls
Luke Perry (Mildura West) 6/20 off six overs
Kerwin Moore (Merbein South) 110 not out
Courtney Moore (Merbein South) 78
Simon Robertson (Mildura Settlers) 54

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