Premier League First Grade

 In a crucial Round 8 encounter of the CGC Premier League - Division 1 at Salk Oval, Palm Beach Premier Div 1 showcased their prowess by defeating Runaway Bay Premier Div 1 by nine wickets, an outcome that underscored the challenges faced by the latter. The match unfolded under clear skies, with both teams eager to stake their claim for supremacy in the league. Runaway Bay's innings began on shaky ground, as they lost their first wicket early for just 17 runs. Adnan Hussain emerged as one of the few bright spots for his side, scoring a resolute 21 runs from 36 balls while demonstrating patience amidst the turmoil. His strike rate of 58.33 reflected a strategy focused on survival rather than aggression against a disciplined Palm Beach bowling attack. The middle order struggled mightily against persistent pressure, with Josh Cox's contribution of 16 runs being another highlight in an otherwise faltering performance. Each wicket fell quickly thereafter, leading to a dismal total of just 81 runs after facing nearly twenty overs. Despite these setbacks, Runaway Bay exhibited commendable teamwork and spirit throughout their innings. On the fielding front, notable performances came from Riley Coulson and Michael Craig who each took catches to stifle any momentum Palm Beach might have hoped to build upon reaching their modest target. Andrew MacEwen also contributed significantly with an unassisted run-out that showcased his awareness and quick reflexes. While Palm Beach dominated overall, Runaway Bay’s resilience and strategic efforts provided glimpses of potential that could be harnessed in future matches. As they regroup and reflect on this match, there are valuable lessons to be learned about maintaining composure under pressure and capitalising on key moments.

It's the most wonderful time of the year

Just a reminder that due to the club hosting the national LMS championships in December, we will be holding our beloved Bay Christmas celebrations this weekend:

Junior Christmas Summer Party Feat DJ Chad

Friday, 29 November - 5pm to 10pm

Senior & Veterans Tropical Summer Christmas

Saturday, 30 November - 5pm till late

Join us for two evenings of festive cheer, hearty laughs and holiday spirit.

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Over 50’s Navy

In a spirited encounter at Salk Oval, the Palm Beach Over 50 team showcased their dominance by chasing down a modest target set by Runaway Bay Navy, securing an eight-wicket victory. This match, part of the CGC Over 50's league, was pivotal for both teams as they sought to establish their presence in the tournament. Runaway Bay Navy's innings began with promise but faltered as wickets fell at regular intervals. James Gilbert top-scored for his side with a patient 21 runs off 25 balls, striking three boundaries along the way. His efforts provided some stability early on, yet the lack of substantial partnerships proved costly as the team stumbled to a total of just 105 runs after being bowled out in 34.4 overs. Private player contributed with a laborious knock of 20 runs from 47 balls that highlighted the challenges faced against Palm Beach’s disciplined bowling attack. The bowling unit of Palm Beach proved relentless; they capitalised on every opening presented by Runaway Bay. Notably, Tony Robertson and Robert Reynolds each took a wicket while conceding only minimal runs—Robertson achieving an extraordinary economy rate of just two runs per over. Fielding also played a crucial role for Runaway Bay despite their batting struggles; Adam Gardner excelled behind the stumps with three catches as wicketkeeper, showcasing his sharp reflexes and commitment to the team's defensive efforts. As Palm Beach stepped onto the field for their chase, it quickly became apparent that they were not merely aiming to win but to assert their supremacy within this contest. With an impressive strike rate and determined intent, they reached their target comfortably within just over fourteen overs, led by solid performances from their batting lineup.

Over 50’s Orange

The sun shone brightly over the Sam Loxton Oval as the Runaway Bay Orange Over 50 took on Mudgeeraba Over 50 in Round 4 of the CGC Over 50's league. This match was more than just another fixture; it represented an opportunity for the home side to showcase their skills and camaraderie amidst stiff competition. However, despite their spirited efforts, they faced a formidable opponent who capitalised on every opportunity presented. Batting first, Runaway Bay struggled to find their rhythm against a disciplined bowling attack. Captain Matthew Cunningham led from the front with a resilient unbeaten 26 runs off 39 balls, striking four boundaries but unable to convert his start into a more substantial score. His leadership was crucial as wickets fell at regular intervals, highlighting the pressure applied by Mudgeeraba’s bowlers. Sean Sandford’s patient knock of 16 runs from an arduous 50 deliveries exemplified the challenges faced by the batting unit, while Jim Phillips contributed a steadying hand with his quickfire 14 runs from just 21 balls. The team found themselves reeling at several points during their innings, with wickets tumbling at crucial junctures—falling from a promising start of seven runs to being reduced to just ten by the time they reached their final wicket at a mere total of 93 runs after 30.2 overs. In response, Mudgeeraba showcased an impressive batting display that made short work of Runaway Bay's modest total. With deft strokes and aggressive intent, they chased down the target within just over sixteen overs for only two wickets lost—a stark reminder of the gap between both sides on this occasion. On the bowling front for Runaway Bay, Jason Hay shone briefly with two wickets for thirty-six runs in seven overs; he remained one of few bright spots amid a challenging outing for his team. His effort underscored not only his skill but also determination as he sought to rally his teammates in what proved an uphill battle throughout. Despite facing defeat, Runaway Bay Orange can take heart from individual performances and moments that reflected their resilience and commitment to cricket. The spirit displayed by players like Cunningham and Hay serves as testament to their dedication and passion for local cricket—qualities that will surely fuel future endeavours as they look towards redemption in upcoming matches.

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