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The following players have been selected to participate in the U18 Shield tournament which starts on Monday, 09 January 2023:

The side, led by Rilee Endersby will take on Woodville, Northern Districts, East Torrens, Kensington, and Pt Adelaide in One Day matches across the next two weeks.

V Kulkarni, T Soodan, R Endersby ( C ), Ansh Chaturvedi, K Weyer, J Roberts ( VC ), R Long ( WK ), W Wilson, F Seers, S Erbsland, D Stewart, I Smith, M Westrych, E Last, O Clements

Good Luck Boys, Go Well.

If you are able to, please get out to support boys!!

“BSV are proud to partner with SDCC for the 2022/2023 Cricket Season. We look forward to seeing the successful results from this relationship both on and off the field”.

SDCC President Nigel Smart said "It’s great to have Big Screen Video as a new Corporate Partner of the Southern Districts Cricket Club. The club continues to grow and brand partnerships with Big Screen Video underpin our future growth and on field success".

The Stingrays Cricket Club are very appreciative that Christies Beach Sports and Social Club (CBSSC) are supporting the cricket club as a major partner this season!

Christies Beach Sports and Social Club (CBSSC)

ALWAYS EXPECT GREAT TIMES, FRIENDLY FACES, SOCIAL ATMOSPHERE, SPORTING OPPORTUNITIES AND A FAMILY FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENT, A GREAT PLACE TO STAY AND PLAY

We lost the toss again and were bowling on a flat wicket at Bice. Port got off to a flyer and were 1/120 at lunch. A couple of big partnerships for Port had them in a position to declare 6/364 at the 84 over mark. This left us with 10 overs to bat late on Day 1 which we got through unbeaten finishing the day 0/43.

Best with the ball we’re our spinners with both Shaun Tanner and Mitch Cuming taking 3 wickets each.

On day 2 runs were hard to come by during the first session and we were sitting at 3/85 at lunch. It was a similar story in the second session but we were able to score a few more runs this time as we got to the tea break sitting at 5/167. Still needing just under 200 runs in the last session we needed a partnership to give us a chance of winning. We found a good partnership with Josh Barrett and Young Rilee Endersby putting on 104 runs for the 7th wicket. Unfortunately we were unable to get to the run rate required to chase down the 364 Port set and settled for a draw finishing 7/286 at stumps.

Skipper Josh Barrett managed to bat the entire 106 over innings finishing unbeaten on 151. He was well supported by Rilee who made his first 1st Grade half century.

Summary provided by Captain Joshua Barrett