by Mike Savage.
Thursday 29 April: The Mighty Saints v St Pierre.
Venue: The salubrious KGV.
A cold, dark and misty evening to kick off the new season. Brocky is strutting around like a big cock (of the feathered variety) having just pulled off a first for the A team in recent years. That being 12 A Team [...]

by Matt Thornton
Saints A continued the stop-start season with a fine win over lower table neighbours Grant Thornton. With 2nd skipper Spencer Noyon running late as usual 3rd skipper DJ, stepped in for the toss, skillfully lost it, letting them play right into our hands by informing us we would be fielding. Perfect.
Phil Dodd opened [...]

Match abandoned after 4 overs. Still gave Olly Tapp enough time to get in… and out. Fortunately his average was protected by some very determined drizzle.
Unclear yet if it’ll be a draw or rescheduled.

By Ross Kneller
Thursday Evening the 4th June 2009 is an evening that Saints A best forget. The 11 men that graced KGV field came off knowing that with a little more application they would certainly have been victorious. I say 11 but arguably a certain Mr Kneller could always question his presence (as his performance [...]

by Matt Thornton, without the benefit of a scorecard
Saints A opened their account with an easy victory over Grant Thornton CC. Surprised to be playing a game that by rights never looked like getting under way due to previous days’ torrential rain, it was a surprisingly mild and pleasant evening at the KGV, even if [...]

by Adam Farish
After a game best forgotten, Saints B took to the MFN in bullish mood. The side had a different look with TV the talisman returning to take the helm, old before his time Fish half returning as a fielding/batsman, Saints’ overseas player Cobus bringing a calm assurance and Steve ‘nugget’ Ward finally returning [...]

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Oh dear! I suppose that it had to happen. Got put in to bat and struggled to score 84 for 6 off 16 overs. Thanks to Tim MacNab’s 51 not out, retired hurt. Despite Tim’s nasty eye injury and possible broken nose, which needed a visit to hospital, it’s good news to report that he’s [...]

Salemites won the toss and put us in. Despite being without Peter Bruges, there was another amazing batting performance. Steve Eulenkamp carried his bat for 65 not out off 49 balls ( 6 fours ), backed up by John Purdy with 29 off 25 balls and Tim MacNab’s 20 not out from 17 balls, we [...]

By Mark Rogers
Well another outstanding win and the mighty ‘B’ continue the winning streak. The openers went into bat on a wicket that had more lines on it than someone with a drug habit. Things ticked along nicely at 7 to 8 an over with Rodders (38) running as usual like a nutter and [...]