NORTH Nowra-Cambewarra remain undefeated through the first three rounds of the third grade competition, after defeating Berry-Shoalhaven Heads on Saturday.
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At Zealand Oval, Norths won the toss and elected to bat - posting 9/170, thanks to James Biggs (35) and Hayden Batson (25 not out).
For the hosts, Alec Dobson (3/18), Cooper Bramley (2/12) and Lachlan Duggan (2/28) did what they could with the cherry.
In reply, Berry were all out for 118, with Mal Windley (32) top-scoring.
Zachary Blackwell (3/23), Graham Lowbridge (3/26) and Josh Neri (2/0 from 2.1 overs) secured the victory for Norths.
At Lighthouse Oval, Shoalhaven Ex-Servicemens sent Ulladulla United in and the hosts posted 234 from 39.2 overs.
Leading the way were Caleb Murray (53) and Hayden Jones (52), while Tor Janes took three wickets for Ex-Servos.
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In response, the visitors were all out for 213, thanks largely to the tight bowling of Cooper Jones (3/20) and Jamie Jones (2/2).
Finally, at the Thompson Street Sporting Complex, Bomaderry won the toss and elected to bat first against Sussex Inlet.
The Tigers would go on to regret that decision, with only Robert Mirabito (26) reaching double figures - as they were all out for 64 in the 27th over.
Stephen Jones ripped through their lineup with 4/31 from his eight overs.
Glenn Hayek (36 not out) and Deklin Matson (20 not out) guided the hosts (0/65) to the easy win.
Batemans Bay had the bye in round three.
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Courtney Ward
Sports Journalist for South Coast Register and Milton-Ulladulla Times, who loves all things sport and travel. All views are my own.
Sports Journalist for South Coast Register and Milton-Ulladulla Times, who loves all things sport and travel. All views are my own.
