Brigade v Eglinton (13 June)
- David Barr to Andy Lucas
- Almost chops on
- Swept by Andy Lucas
- David Barr takes the catch
- Enjoying the game
- Boundary for Lakshan Gamage
- Boundary for Jamie Millar
- Josh Wilson under the catch....
- Pops out...
- Still not under control....
- ..Josh Wilson relieved at hanging on
- Walking the dog
- Nasty lifted from Josh Wilson
- Josh Wilson congratulated
- Catching up
- Andy Lucas explains what went wrong
- Mark Hanna
- Driven by Ross McLaughlin
- Edged by Ross McLaughlin
- Josh Wilson celebrates
- Brigade celebrate the wicket
- Lofted by Adam Lamberton
- Jamie Millar
- Runs for Adam Lamberton
- Reverse swept by Scott Adair
- Scott Adair
- Ryan Barr bowling
- Miscued pull by Scott Adair
- Eglinton would go on to make 108 and lose by 8 wickets
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