After two ducks from the opening batting partnership on Saturday, the Nomads’ middle order seized control.
Jack Weymouth-Smith scored 27 off 28 balls and captain Shaun Iddles dropped anchor with 11 off 31 balls.
This allowed the hot form of Jacob Breed to continue with 56 off 59 balls - the mainstay of the innings.
However, even with little contributions down the order, the team was bowled out in the 30th over.
With the ball, chief destroyer Iddles claimed 4/10 off 5.4.
Breed once again chipped in taking 2/18 off five and old stager Neil Burke had them bamboozled with his leggies with 2/7 off three.
With a few wickets from Chris Iannelli, Exies were rolled for 112 in the 32nd over.
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Junior master blaster cricket is back on each Saturday, with new children always welcome.
Contact Neil Burke on 0428 281 919 for further information.
C-grade will return when school recommences.
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The Coleambally Nomads’ Six a Side Cricket Competition returns on Sunday, January 29 with only a couple spots remaining for your chance to win $1000 worth of prizes.
Contact Michael Hodgson on 0427 544 520 if you’re keen to participate.
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