A Grade falls short despite impressive bowling effort

A GRADE. OLD Students resumed day two at 2-47, Euroa’s Darby Wilson had immediate success taking the first wicket of the day then a couple of overs later took another wicket with Ryan Hill taking a great grab. Cohen Paul broke the 58-run partnership with Will Jackson taking a wonderful catch. Paul was successful a few overs later. Wilson returned and claimed his fourth wicket for the match. Walter Jackson came on after Wilson and snared two more wickets to bowl Old Students out for 180. As a result of this Old Students claimed first innings points. Euroa were sent into bat for the remaining 30 overs with Vaughan Kirk top scoring with 58 with 11 fours and a six. Euroa’s next game is another two-day game against local rival Nagambie at the Nagambie Recreation Reserve next weekend starting at 12:30pm. SCOREBOARD: Euroa 144 (R Hill 36) and 5-108 (V Kirk 58) lost to Old Students 180 (D Wilson 4-55, Walter Jackson 3-41) B GRADE. OLD Students resumed on 4-85 and went straight to work in chasing down the remaining runs required. Archie Wilson, Jack Walters and Ethan Saxon all claimed a wicket each, but Old Students declared on 7-191. As a result of this Old Students claimed first innings points. Euroa batted out the remaining 48 overs, with Jye Bjorksten top scoring with 23, Walters, Henry Jackson and Lachie Hill all had valuable time out in the middle. Euroa’s next game is another two-day game against local rival Nagambie at the Friendlies next weekend starting at 12:30pm. SCOREBOARD: Euroa 112 (J Bjorksten 35) and 8-112 (J Bjorksten 23) lost to Old Students 7-191d (E Saxon 3-51, A Wilson 2-29) E Grade EUORA had the bye last week. They are hosting Northerners at the Memorial on Saturday first ball at 12:30pm

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