Wade Gleeson runs us through his weekly coverage of DV Cricket in the Quick Single.

FOURTH GRADE
IT was runs aplenty at Bothwell on Saturday when Nathan Eyles and Brock Nichols went on a run spree for the Bucks.
The pair piled on a staggering 212-run partnership of the teams huge total of 7/368 off its 50 overs.
Eyles, who opened the batting, belted the mammoth total of 192 from just a crazy 109 deliveries in 128 minutes and in the process smacked 12 fours and 14 sixes in what sure was an innings for the ages.
At first drop, Nichols hit 102 from 135 deliveries in 171 minutes with 11 fours.
Blake Eyles in his 100th match made 18 and Mathew Eyles 10.
In reply, Rokeby were 6/169 from 40.3 overs, this being the only score available due to technical problems. I believe Bothwell won easily in the end.
Josh Nichols took 2-42 (10).
Brock Nichols capped off a good day with 2-21 (6) and Blake Rogers 1-7 (3).

FIRST GRADE
AT Cloak Oval, New Norfolk went down to Old Beach by 28 runs.
Sending the home team into bat, the Bushrangers made 10/148 from 48.1 overs.
The main wicket taker was Jye Lester with a great spell of 4-29 (10).
In reply, the Redcaps lost regular wickets and were bowled out for 120 off 37.2 overs.
John Ferguson topped scored with 40 and opener Cody Neads made 28.

SECOND GRADE
AT Tynwald Park, New Norfolk II put up a brave effort when they defeated Gretna I by just one wicket. Being 9/166 off 42.1 overs and needing nine for victory, youngsters from the U/15s team, Logan Hunt and Liam Maw, showed great courage and patience to get their team over the line.
Hunt remained three not out (14) and Liam Maw five not out (15).
Earlier Josh Farrow showed good form making 44 (68) with five fours and one six while Beau Kline at number eight made a very important 27 (44) hitting four fours and one six.
New Norfolk finishing 9/175 from 45.4 overs.
Corey Ransley for Gretna took 3-54 (10).
With the bat for the visitors, Trent Grant made a good 38 from 72 balls (two fours, two sixes) and Zac Crosswell got back among the runs with 28 (31) four fours.
For the Redcaps bowlers, Nathan Rice captured 4-21 (7 overs), Geoff Crosswell 2-46 (7) and Logan Hunt with very tidy figures of 1-15 (5).
Congratulations to New Norfolk’s Junior Development Officer and Chairman of Selectors Josh Walsh and Michelle on getting married on Saturday.

At Boyer Oval, Molesworth I got back on the winners list with a good 88-run win over Richmond/Cambridge.
Sent in, Molesworth made 10/215 off 48.4 overs.
Brad Coppleman, batting superbly, made 83 from just 76 balls smacking six fours and seven sixes.
Larry Menzie was 34 not out (38), Brayden Hodge 24 (35) and Josh Ransley 18 (20).
In reply, the visitors were bowled out for 127 off 35.4 overs.
Opening the bowling, Brad Jarvis snared 3-18 from seven overs with three maidens.
Brad Coppleman took 2-26 (10).

FIFTH GRADE
NEW Norfolk III recorded their second win of the season when they accounted for Lindisfarne at Tynwald Park by 19 runs.
Batting first, the Redcaps made 9/248.
Opener Steven Sillifant top-scored with 56 (62) five fours and one six and opening partner Troy Smith smacked 45 (26) hitting six fours and two sixes.
Stuart Rice made 37 (30) and Blake Kemmler 28 (46) three fours.
In reply the visitors gave it a real shake only to fall short at 9/229 from 50 overs.
Troy Smith had a good day and took 3-46 (10) and Brad Kemmler took 3-61 (10).
Playing at home, Gretna II got back on the winners list with a six-wicket win over MacKillop.
The visitors were bowled out for 101 from 38 overs due to some very tight bowling from Peter Jelkic sending down 7 overs, two maidens talking 3-9, Josh Whitford 2-15 (6), Simranpreet Sing 2-17 (7) three maidens and Jake Campbell 1-13 (7).
In the run chase, Gretna reached the total from 28 overs finishing 4/103.
Jamie Duggan made 43 not out (77) one four and Todd Jarvis 30 not out (36) three fours and one six. Congratulations to Brian Smith who played his 250th match for Gretna II.
Brian now has played 375 matches for the club.

SIXTH GRADE
A CENTURY from John Fowle for Molesworth II was the highlight of the match against Montagu Bay at Boyer Oval.
Sent into bat, Molesworth made 7/164 from their 40 overs.
Opener Fowle smacked 106 from just 95 balls with nine fours and four sixes in his 160-minute stay at the crease.
Nathan Wakefield made 15 from (91) in a great support role, putting on 97 with the century maker.
But it wasn’t enough with the Sharks chasing down the target finishing 7/168 from 38.3 overs.
Like he did last week, 12-year-old Oliver Stuart sent down four overs taking 2-18.
Tye Benson took 2-19 (4).

SEVENTH GRADE
BOTHWELL II made it four wins in a row when they defeated Hobart by seven wickets at Bothwell.
Electing to bat, the visitors made 6/125 from their 40 overs.
Michael Spaulding with his six overs took 1-10, Troy Branch 1-11 (6) and James Wicks 1-15 (4).
In reply, Bothwell did it comfortably finishing 3/126 from 25.1 overs.
Ashley Browning who has been in great form top-scored with 40 not out (64) five fours.
Brody McCallum made 20 not out with three fours.
James Wicks 15 (26) one four, one six.

WOMENS
Round 6 THE women’s roster began after the break on Saturday with Bothwell winning by 11 runs at Lightwood Park over the Summerleas Eagles.
Batting first, Bothwell made 4/156 off its 20 overs.
Melinda Green topped scored with 38 not out (34) with two fours and one six.
Maddison Devine made 25 (19) with five fours and Traci Millhouse made 25 not out from 21 hitting fours. In reply, the Eagles finished 3/146 off 20 overs.
Traci Millhouse capped off a great evening taking 2-28 (4).
The win capped off a great week for the club after a T20 grand final win on Wednesday and then all three teams winning on the weekend.

SUPER BASH
Men’s T20 Grand Finals

Second Grade
IN the second grade T20 grand final, Molesworth I went down to St Aidans by six wickets at Boyer Oval. After winning the toss, the home side made 7/118.
Nick Piuselli top-scored with over a run a ball 43 hitting two fours and four sixes.
Daniel Coppleman made a quick fire 34 from just 21 deliveries, striking three fours and three sixes.
In reply, St Aidans chased down the target losing just the four wickets from 16.3 overs. Brayden Hodge hjad the best figures of 1-18 (4).

Fifth Grade
IN their first ever T20 grand final, Gretna II went down to the Knights by 41 runs at Collinsvale Oval. Knights won the toss and batting first posted 6/189.
Richard Graham was the pick of the Gretna bowlers with 3-31.
In reply, Gretna were going along pretty well with Richard Graham, 32, and Zac Crosswell, 27, getting the score to just over 100, but then Gretna lost regular wickets and were bowled out for 148.

Sixth Grade
NEW Norfolk III were crowned premiers of the SCA Sixth Grade T20 competition after dispatching St Annes last week by 45 runs.
Playing at Tynwald Park, the match looked like it was getting out of reach for the Redcaps during the Crows run chase, but a terrific fight back by the Redcaps bowlers turned the tide.
Batting first, New Norfolk posted 9/155, mainly thanks to man-of-the-match Mitchell Crosswell’s scintillating 73 from 38 deliveries.
Crosswell who now has two flags with the club and on both occasions has been named best player.
The allrounder clubbed nine fours and three sixes in his superb knock.
The Crows were left with their feathers ruffled after dropping Crosswell on 20 odd and losing a player with split webbing in process.
When the Crows began their innings they were sitting pretty at 2-86 and victory looked likely.
Josh Farrow 2-15 and Mitchell Crosswell 2-22 teamed up taking top three batsman while Adam Pearce finished with great figures of 2-5 and Nathan Heron 2-19.

Seventh Grade
IN a thrilling final over at home, Bothwell prevailed over Old Beach by the barest of margins of one run. Chasing 102 with one wicket remaining, Old Beach needed eight runs to win or worst case, seven runs for a tie and super over.
Bothwell’s Ryan Triffitt was thrown the ball and his first four deliveries were all dots.
The fifth ball went for six, leaving two needed from the last.
Wilson swings and misses and is bowled.
Bothwell II win their first T20 premiership.
Simon Eyles topped score for the Bucks with 28.
Adam Clark made a very handy 22 runs, while the veteran in Peter Hansch was awarded man-of-the-match honours for his efforts with the ball picking up three of the top six batsman in his spell of 3-23.
Ryan Triffitt finished with 2-15 from his two overs.

KSCA Mens T20 Super Bash Grand Final Results
SECOND GRADE
Thursday January 20
St Aidans 4/122 off 16.3 overs d. Molesworth I 7/118 off 20 overs at Boyer Oval.
Batting: Nick Piuselli 43 not out (42) two fours, four sixes.
Daniel Coppleman 34 (21) three fours, three sixes.
Bowling: Brayden Hodge 1-18 (4). Brad Jarvis 1-18 (3). Brad Coppleman 1-19 (4). Daniel Coppleman 1-30 (2.3).
Man of the Match: Scott Johnson 45 (25). 1 catch.

FIFTH GRADE
Wednesday January 19
Knights 6/189 off 20 overs d. Gretna II 10/148 off 17.4 overs at Collinsvale Oval.
Batting: Richard Graham 32 (23). Zac Crosswell 27 (25). Todd Jarvis 21 (9). Corey Ransley 20 (13). Trent Grant 14 (10). Dylan Grant 11 (12).
Bowling: Richard Graham 3-31 (4). Todd Jarvis 1-24 (4). Dylan Grant 1-27 (2). Trent Grant 1-53 (4).
Man of the Match: Andrew Cornish – Knights; Batting 80 (36). Bowling 3-25 (2.4).

SIXTH GRADE
Tuesday January 18
New Norfolk III 9/155 off 20 overs d. St Anne’s 9/110 off 18.4 overs at Tynwald Park.
Batting: Mitchell Crosswell 73 (38) (9x4s, 3x6s). Josh Farrow 18 (16). Aaron Triffitt 13 (15).
Bowling: Adam Pearce 2-5 (2). Josh Farrow 2-15 (3.4). Nathan Heron 2-19 (4). Mitchell Crosswell 2-22 (4). Their was 1 run out and one player did not bat due to injury.
Man of the Match: Mitchell Crosswell.

SEVENTH GRADE
Tuesday January 18
Bothwell II 8/101 off 20 overs d. Old Beach 10/100 off 20 overs at Bothwell.
Batting: Simon Eyles 28 (65) (1×4). Adam Clark 22 (24). Josh Nichols 13 (13). Bowling: Peter Hansch 3-23 (4). Ryan Triffitt 2-15 (2). Simon Eyles 1-2 (1). Zac Wilcox 1-19 (4). Their was two run outs.
Man of the Match: Peter Hansch.

JUNIOR CRICKET
This Sunday the U/13’s and U/15’s boys junior cricket roster will recommence, the U/15 Girls will start on Tuesday 1st February. The Stage Two roster will recommence on Wednesday February 2, while the stage One Girls will be on Friday, February 4.