partially responsible.

Enough players arrived for two teams –calling themselves Andreas and Zyon.

Zyon batted first and scored 134 runs, with C Judd managing a top score of 30 not out and E Sainsbury was close on his heels with 29 not out.

Also running hard was H Hume with 18 and J Butler with 15.

Andreas’ best bowler was C Buck taking two for 18.

Zyon’s great score of 134 wasn’t enough however as Andreas managed 142 in reply.

C Henderson smashed six sixes, finishing with 71 runs, K Ross batted well to reach 23 not out and B Whitteker had 21.

Bowling for Zyon, W McGrath came up with six wickets for just seven runs and C Judd helped out taking three for 17.

Don’t forget the six-a-side knockout on January 15.

Jack Charlton is reminding current and former cricketers that he is taking nomations with only the first 12 teams accepted in the competition.

Nomations can be accepted over the phone on 6924 4279 and close on January 6.

The knockout competition is in aid of the Call to Arms Cancer Council fund-raiser and it should be a great day out in the field with a lot of fun to be had for a good cause.

TWENTY-FIVE lucky Junee cricketers will be heading to the Sydney Cricket Ground to see the fourth day of the second Test between Australia and India.

A training session has also been organised with some of the best cricket players on the planet from Australia and India which begins at 9am sharp.