The Premier Cricket season resumed after the two-week Christmas break with back-to-back one-day fixtures on Saturday and Sunday in Round 9 and 10.
The Monkey Towners lost to Wanneroo by 95 runs at Kingsway Reserve on Saturday but bounced back with a stunning six-wicket victory over finals hopefuls Willetton at Burrendah Reserve on Sunday.
On Sunday, Midland-Guildford chased down Willetton’s big score of 7-268 with 20 balls to spare to end their winless run, dating back to Round 2.
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READ NOWWalters, who has played sparingly this season due to coaching commitments, was the star with 117 from 105 balls. Cameron Bancroft (98) and James Godfrey (122) had combined for a 194-run fourth wicket stand which appeared to put the Dragons in an unbeatable position but it was not the case.
On Saturday, the return of Walters with three wickets and a handy 36 was not enough to lift Midland-Guildford.