KWINANA Cricket Club saw some unfortunate results over the weekend, with second grade going down in the one-day grand final, while one-day Fs put together a team effort to claim its third victory of the season.
Second grade travelled to Melville Reserve as underdogs in the one-day grand final against the undefeated Hilton Palmyra.
Hilton Palmyra won the toss, putting Kwinana in to bat.
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READ NOWIts innings started poorly with two very early wickets but Jordan Mews worked hard to recover the innings making 19 before edging one to the keeper.
At 4-25 Kwinana couldn’t recover and was bowled out for 65.
The total was never nearly enough to prevent Hilton Palmyra from claiming the flag.
Fifth grade took on table-topping Cockburn on day 1 of their round 13 match at Goodchild Reserve.
Kwinana was put in to bat and struggled from the outset losing regular wickets.
Steve Nichols put together a solid innings of 46 but Kwinana was still bowled out for 87.
At stumps Cockburn was at 5-53 requiring a further 34 runs for victory.
One-day Fs returned home to take on Hilton Palmyra in round 16.
Kwinana was put in to bat and started with a solid 33-run partnership before Vishal Patel took over and made 41, working with the lower order to post a total of 7-145.
Kwinana’s bowlers were on top from the start and with David Buchanan taking 3-18, bowling out Hilton Palmyra for 127.
One-day Cs had a shocker against Armadale, bowled out for 107 with Nicholas Tolotti top scoring with 43.
Armadale chased it down comfortably ending the innings on 8-133.
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