FPs cruised to an 8 wicket win with more than 18 overs to spare as Dallas Moir unleashed an astonishing onslaught on the Queens Cross attack in an unbeaten 97 from only 66 balls. Veteran Moir, making a rare appearance, lined up beside his fit again brother Jerry Moir, with Simon Tomkins also making a very welcome return to the fold. Continue reading
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FPs chances of bouncing straight back to grade 1 suffered another blow with a 5 wicket defeat at the hands of Artisans. FPs were once again badly hampered by player unavailability with only Roland Knudson, Morrison, Lord and Eagles available from the side that lost to St Ronald. Fraser returned after being left out last week and Stuart also started. Johnston, Sam Knudson, Karthick, Magesh and Rizwan were called up as seconds were forced to scratch.
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A shambolic and at times embarrassing fielding display cost FPs a victory as they had to settle for a draw at Kemnay, denting their title ambitions. After making 204 for 9 declared in 41 overs, FPs could not manage to bowl Kemnay out despite having reduced them to 18 for 6 in only 10 overs.
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A much depleted first eleven were made to work hard for a win by Academy but ran out deserved winners by three wickets. FPs showed 7 changes from the side which defeated Crathie last week with Gary Stuart, Craig Fraser, Luigi Govil, Sam Knudsson, Sam Gill, Rob Fryer and Magesh coming into the side for the unavailable Moir, McDonald, Clelland, Budd, James Lord and Muthu. Continue reading
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