Cliftonville Academy v North Down (T20 Cup) (16 May)
- Mickey Copeland fine tunes the field
- Francis Collins - one of many reverse sweeps tonight!
- Anything you can do says Abhishek Raut
- Jaxon Dines delivers....
- ...and Raut delivers it onto the roof
- Despair from Raut who drilled it straight to extra cover
- Congratulations for Dines as Raut departs
- Dines follows through
- Tossed up by Mickey Copeland ...
- ...brings the inevitable shot from Collins...
- ...and it has gone all the way
- Headscratching on the boundary for Copeland
- Hopeful appeal from Jaxon Dines
- Ally Shields into the attack...
- ..and Wilson slog sweeps him...
- ...over the rope
- Mo Aahil winds up...
- ...and delivers
- A Jared Wilson drive almost accounts for his batting partner
- Cut away square by Hayden Melly
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