In the semi final win, the power batting of Nawaz and especially Fazal, whose 62 was a joy to behold, built up a formidable total of 101, which was only briefly threatened by the young Mannofield side.

The final, against Banchory, was a different story, with some tight bowling restricting the Bons big hitters, but a good last over with big sixes for both Nawaz and Brian Veldsman, set Banchory a hard target of 80 to win. But it was the bowlers who won this match with all six turning in good spells and Banchory were always behind the asking rate and by the last over, pretty much needed snookers!!

The Bons dominance in this competition shows no signs of diminishing despite the increasing greyness of the hair that is sweeping thru' the side! With the B side winning the plate trophy as well, surely The Bons incredible sevens achievements are due some tangible recognition from The Grades.

PREVIEW
Win Baby!!
Aberdeenshire cup duty on Sunday, with Inverurie visiting the Links. The Bons should be close to full strength with Andy Win available to continue his fantastic run of form with the bat.

Inverurie are a good batting side, always have been, but they now have more muscle in their bowling too, so they cannot be underestimated. A good performance will be needed from all.

The Grizzly Bore

"Maybe we should play ALL our games with seven men!!""