Bayswater-Morley are in danger of losing their third consecutive WACA first-grade pennant match after the first day of the clash with reigning premier Claremont-Nedlands.  Being sent in on a Hillcrest wicket which was under prepared because of late week rain and with the ball seaming and swinging prodigiously, the Bears batting was devastated by the brilliant performance of Western Warriors contracted quick Tim McDonald who finished with a career best 8-31 including a hat-trick.

After winning the first three games of the WACA First-Grade pennant season, Bayswater-Morley suffered losses in the two rounds completed at the weekend.  On Saturday at Hillcrest the Bears resumed the second day of the match with Gosnells defending the mediocre score of 226 but with the advantage of snaring two wickets for no runs in the last over of the first day.

Undefeated so far in the WACA First-Grade pennant competition, Bayswater-Morley are in a favourable position after the first day of their contest with Gosnells at Hillcrest Reserve on Saturday.  Batting first, the Bears compiled a total of 9-226 before declaring fifteen minutes from stumps to allow a possible two overs at the visitors before the close.

Join us at the clubrooms for AFL grand final day 30/9/2006 11.30am. Big screen to watch, sausage sizzle at half time and TJ will be his usual annoying self behind the bar. Unless the Dockers make it, in which case he'll be a nervous blubbering mess, which would be just as entertaining.