the Skipper lost the toss ( 3 in a row) and again CACC found themselves fielding first.
Sunday seen a much changed CACC thirds travel to fullerton park to take on a strong Cooke Collegians team who, as is the norm, had their side filled with 1sts players. Despite a bit of a wobble in the middle overs when Ian Latham was out caught behind for 56 Cacc were not to be denied a deserved win as Adrian o’Connor and Matt Jess showed their experience and composure to get the boys over the line. This was as good as it got for North down as Cacc’s bowlers made inroads into a strong North Down line up and all of the bowlers stood up and bowled well with wickets for Stevie Fettis, Adam Wilson, Darrell Martin, Matty Jess, who bowled with pace and control taking key wickets, and young Olly Scott who bowled with pace and beat the bat regularly bamboozling the experienced Davy Napier by moving the ball both ways Colin Salt was as dependable as always and this concerted bowling effort limited North Down to 133 from 25 overs which most felt was well below par on what was a great batting wicket.Īfter a quck turnaround Cacc set off in pursuit of the total and got off to a flyer with Robert Scott and Ian Latham clinically despatching anything loose to the boundary with regular ease. Saturday the thirds were away to North Down 3’s on a beautiful afternoon the 3s got to experience playing on the main square at comber and after losing the toss and fielding the trueness of the pitch was evident early on as North down raced away to 39 for none from the first 5 overs. Cliftonville Academy 3rds undertook a double header this weekend and came out successfully with 2 wins from 2 very tough games.
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