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WSUCCA: Eynesbury do the job over improved Rockbank

12/11/2013

By Star Weekly

Rockbank bats improved but not enough to avoid a 10-wicket outright defeat to Eynesbury in WSUCCA A-grade synthetic on Saturday.

Eynesbury led by 101 runs on the first innings after day one and with a declaration immediately went about trying to bowl out the Rams a second time.

Blair Sole’s 4-37 did the damage as Rockbank was dismissed for 152 second time around, a modest lead.

Sole and week-one centurion Justin Siedlecki reached 0-57 off nine overs to complete the outright result.

Rockbank is now clear on top of the AE Lowe Shield table with 28 points from Altona Sports on 26, while Rockbank (12) is fifth on percentage behind fourth-placed United Tarneit.

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