Woodvale II v Killyclooney II, Ulster Plate (29 June)
- Killyclooney Corner
- Spit and Polish frm Giles Moan
- Jason Wallace winds up
- Killyclooney celebrate the departure of Paul Robinson
- A nibble from James Rose
- Giles Moan delivers
- Nearly I'm thinking
- Moan traps McKeown lbw...
- ..and it's Hi-Fives with keeper McMorris
- In the air to mid on from James Rose...
- ...and the chance is dropped
- Ryan Copeland yorked by Jason Wallace
- Jason Wallace delivers and...
- ...Shetty is gone first ball...
- ....well, going soon?
- Wallace removes Jonny Burnside's leg-stump
- Top scorer James Rose battled for 49 runs
- Swung away by Ross Copeland
- Anxious look from Copeland
- All eyes on the ball...
- ...and almost a deflected run out!
- Ashwin Shetty and Paul Robinson each took four wickets in the win
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