CSNI v Instonians (15 June)
- Three yards short
- Fifty for Dadswell
- Adam Leckey in action
- Adam Leckey with the diving catch
- All in the air
- Another brilliant effort
- Big shot
- Booming drive
- Clearing the ropes
- Davey goes aerial
- Down the wicket
- Driven by James West
- Dyer congratulated for the run out
- Enjoying the hospitality
- Matthew Foster
- Harry Dyer bowling
- Inches away
- Into the trees
- James West into the game
- Lofted
- Magee and Rose combine for another
- Nonchalant from Shane Dadswell
- Not in the picture
- Off to the final
- Out with a better throw
- Powered through midwicket
- Pulled fine
- Pulled to the boundary
- Ryan Hunter with the gloves
- Six more to the total
- Solid from David Agnew
- Straight to mid-off
- Straight to Ben Rose
- Switch hit
- Too good for Nikolai Smith
- Trimming the bails
- Trying again
- Using the crease
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