CIYMS v Railway Union (8 June)
- Team huddle
- Pulled to the boundary
- Solid defence
- Cut for four
- Worth asking
- Gethin Kelleher into the action
- First wicket down
- Top of off
- Sri Karpe
- Back foot through the covers
- Driven down the ground
- Family guidance
- 50 for Chris Dougherty...
- ..and also for Herman Rolfes
- Good work in the deep
- Peter Le Roux tidying up
- Spin into the attack
- Switch hit for six
- Down the channel
- Too quick to pull
- Couldn't hang on
- Big appeal
- Pulled for four
- Swept hard for four
- 50 for Khogiani
- Bumper from Rolfes
- Simple single for 100
- Khogiani acknowledges the crowd
- Big hit from O'Brien
- Partnership broken
- Celebration all round
- Beaten by spin
- Another for Armstrong
- Watching on
- Airborne.....
- ..but not enough..
- And that's five
- Beaten by spin
- Not out
- Run out by Heasley
- When the bails stay on
- Lead us off
- Five wicket hero Alex Armstrong
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