BERRY Shoalhaven Heads will hope to push on and gain http://www.packersnflofficial.com/Nike-Sam-Shields-Jersey.html a crushing outright victory this Saturday when they resume their match against Batemans Bay at Berry Sporting Complex.

Winning the toss and batting first, Batemans Bay struggled against the dominant bowling unit of Berry, as they were bundled out for just 71 in 35 overs.

Brandon continued his strong stroke play to remain 91 not out, which included 10 fours and four sixes and will hope he can make the triple figures this Saturday.

Berry are 2/152 at stumps on day one and will be hoping to gain a considerable lead and ensure they have the opportunity to bowl http://www.packersnflofficial.com/Nike-Mason-Crosby-Jersey.html Batemans Bay out again this weekend for an outright victory.

North Nowra Cambewarra are within reach of their first victory of the 2013/14 season as the second day Julius Peppers Kids Jersey of round 10 matches continue this Saturday against UIladulla at Bernie Regan Sporting Complex.

After winning the toss and electing to bat first last Saturday, Norths managed 152, largely thanks to a close to run Julius Peppers Green Jersey a ball 70 from Dean Tyson.

In reply, Ulladulla Morgan Burnett Kids Jersey struggled to 5/77 and have lost prolific run scorer, Harley Bell who was undone by leg spinner Hugh Gillen early in the innings.

Matthew Gilkes and Wes Holmes will take to the crease on Saturday afternoon and will hope to make an early mark on the run chase.

Fourteen year old Gilkes is playing his first game of first grade and will be an important wicket for Norths if they hope to defend the total.

Peter King is yet to make his way to the crease and has proven he can score good runs down the order, so his wicket will be highly sought after by Norths as well.

With only 75 runs to win and five wickets in hand, the match is genuinely in the balance and the first hour of Saturday afternoon will go a long way to determining the result.

A maiden first grade century beckons for Scott Fagerlund this weekend after he was left on 99 not out at stumps on day one of Nowra's match against Ex Servos at Hayden Drexel Oval.

Nowra have started the match well and remain 6/242 at stumps on day one.

After being 4/58, Ben Lahene (57) and Fagerlund combined for 125 run partnership that got the Nowra innings back on track.

Matthew Ganderton (3/42) and Shane Phillis (3/46) were the best of the Ex Servos bowlers Morgan Burnett Jersey and will hope they can knock over the rest of the Nowra batsmen relatively early this weekend.

Ex Servos will not be fazed by the big total, with plenty of batting of their own, namely skipper Daniel Gleeson who has been in strong form with the bat.

The result of this match will be keenly anticipated with both teams jostling for spots in the top four.

The result is also up in the air at Sanctuary Point Oval between Bay and Basin and Bomaderry.

Basin won the toss and sent the visitors into bat on Saturday and paid off early with danger men, Blake Munilla and Jason Bell being removed early.

Paul Sawkins (50) and Michael Lees (46) steered the visitors back on track with some strong hitting as they took the attack to Basin.

Jordan Matthews (38) and John Muggleton (37 not out) managed to boost the total slightly before Bomaderry were bowled out for 223 in 62.2 overs.

Bomaderry managed to get through nine overs late in day, with Basin finishing 1/35 at stumps, and off to arguably a good start to the run chase.

With John Muggleton being the alternate player this weekend, Bomaderry will need the rest of the bowling unit to step up if they are to defend the total.

Basin will be looking for Jonathan Hill, Michael Labb and Brandon Labb to occupy the crease for a large part of the day as they look to knock off the Bomaderry runs and make it their third win for the season.

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