Bayliss 8/13 (Ryan Dunn 37 n.o and 0/1, Harry Bayliss 19, Frankland Ross 1/3, best fielder – Zayne Ehsman) drew with KMWL 2/32 (Rhys Glasson 17 n.o and 1/7, Charlie Holman 6 n.o, Patrick Cormie 2/7, best fielder – Jade Page) this game resulted in a draw after thunder and lightning caused play to cease prior to a big rain storm, both teams received 2 competition points.

Hawkes 5/54 (Hudson Hawke 31 n.o, Brody Clarke 7 and 2/6, Hunter Hawke 2/8, best fielders – Abigail Simpson and Harrison McGregor) defeated Achesons 6/51 (Jay Paige 15, Connor Greenhalgh 9 and 3/4, Issac Sly 1/9, best fielders – Sam Bryant and Jed Matheson).

Livestock 6/76 (Joe Ellison 18 retired, Riley Goodsell 9 n.o, Bradman Hardy 2/3, Jack Whitty 2/11, best fielders – Hugh Mackay and Henry Hodges) defeated Thunder 9/72 (Jackson Plummer eight and 2/10, Maddy Spence 7, Harry Kennedy seven, Danilo Bottaro-Porter 2/14, best fielders – Joseph Tanswell and Harry Jones).

Bernardis 7/82 (Tom Maslin 11 n.o, Thomas Brindle 8 n.o and 1/3, Amy Maslin 2/0, best fielders – Amy Maslin and Doug Irvine) defeated Sixers 6/63 (Flynn Thompson 17 n.o, Aiden Rayner 5 n.o, Jack Milne 2/4, Caleb Crisp 1/6, best fielders – Aiden and Sam Rayner).

Sportspower 68 (Tom Glasson 10 n.o, Michael Price 7 and 0/2, Jett Rudd 1/4, best fielders – Toby Brown and Tom Glasson) defeated Renegades 39 (Holly Duncan 8 n.o, Ellen Dolbel seven retired and 1/6, Riley Duncan 0/8, best fielders – Riley Duncan and Callum Rowbotham).

Adept Plumbing 5/87 (Matt Higgins 18, Tom Whitty 12 and 1/10, Dempsey O’Connell 1/14, best fielders – Isaac Page and Tayte McNamara) defeated Walkers AgNvet 4/75 (Sam Motley 17, Oliver Walker 17 n.o, Oliver Mayo 1/5, Brodie Page 1/9, best fielders – Max Coote and Reg Murray).

Scorchers received a forfeit from Hazell and Field.

Clarkes 95 (Jayden Kuun 17, Nate Strong 11, M. Spice 11, Jett Clarke ten) defeated Morgans 55 (Harry Smede seven, Anderson Ball six, Josh Riley five).

Dunfords 79 (Jack Dunford 14, Jamison Lee 12 and 2/11, Henry Kross nine and 2/13, Eilish Neville 3/16) defeated Rossers 68 (Alfie Rosser nine, George Thomas six and 3/9, Nina Richardson Bartley seven and 2/16, Izzy Hunter six and 1/15, Ari Albert five and 1/8, Cameron Hunter 1/9).

Point score after games played 09/02/19

3 points = win, 2 points = tie/draw/washout, 1 point = loss, 0 points = forfeit/bye.

Draw for Saturday, February 16

Saturday – All games to begin at 8.30am, players need to be there by 8.15am.

Under 17s

Under 14s

Under 12s -

Under 10s -  *** Under 10’s games start at 8.45am***

Parkes under 12s played in Dubbo on Sunday, February 10.

Parkes under 12s, minus a good number of key team member, travelled to Dubbo on Sunday, February 10 to play Dubbo White at Lady Cutler south synthetic wicket ground.

Many thanks to those Parkes/Peak Hill players who filled in to replace the unavailable players at late notice.

Parkes coach Shane Jones was pleased with the team effort put in by his team that went down to Dubbo White by 53 runs.

The scores were –

Dubbo White 10/158 off 32 overs (C. Giddings 77 n.o, A. Hunt 20, K. Green 13, Flynn Thompson 3/23 off seven overs, Harry Jones 2/18 off seven overs, Triston Ross 1/20 off four overs) defeated Parkes 8/105 in 32 overs (Harry Jones 36, Harry Kennedy 12, Flynn Thompson 10, A. Slacksmith 1/7 off three overs, N. Sutcliffe 2/16 off three overs, N. Bayliss 1/13 off three overs).

The highlight of this game was a fine innings by Dubbo player Cooper Giddings of 77 not out.

Dubbo lost three early wickets before Giddings played his match winning innings. Harry Jones and Flynn Thompson played fine all round games for Parkes.

Parkes are now scheduled to play Dubbo Blue at Spicer Oval in Parkes on Sunday, February 16.

The Parkes team for this game will be finalised at training during the week.

The Parkes District Cricket Association operates in the Central West of NSW.

It runs an A and B grade comp both in one day format T20 in the day and night.

For more information visit www.facebook.com/ParkesDistrictCricketAssociation.