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nap.mutajared eway (if ascot gets rain it will win). infallible,cuis ghaire.eway city leader. best outsiders pinpoint&carivore. not great card but looks a favourites day.

danny . hope you won few £. 4winners, one 2nd, one non runner. had fifteen love on betfair 3 times over 48 1, & collection well backed from 16 1 down til 8 1 so might just quit while ahead. think the favourites go well ascot friday. but will tryget few 4u but not as good card fri.ps danny if you want iget u great deal with betfair?

RE: JEFFS TIPLINE

The bookies will be glad to see the back of you today if you backed your tips today!

Thanks for the fifteen love tip - 35 to 1 e/w

nap monaadeema. nb yeats. eway COLLECTION , fifteen love, arthurs girl, waffle. good luck!!

Great news on Simon Harrison. I'm sure I speak for all our readers in wishing him a continued recovery and look forward to seeing him back in the fray. Not sure about those good looks Simon but you are an excellent cricketer and that's more important!
Best wishes for the rest of the season.
Clarence Hiles
Editor

I've missed most of the season so far as I've been abroad but I'm disappointed yet again that the NCU teams haven't produced the goods. Fair play to the North West teams and good luck to Waringstown, but we had hoped for more competition at this stage than in previous years. Is the NCU dropping further back or getting more insular?

I hope the doubters read Emmet Riordan's excellent article on Peter Savill and Oak Hill CC that has been reproduced on the Cricket Europe site. This gentleman's passion for cricket should be welcomed and if his patronage can be embraced to the betterment of Cricket Ireland then that would be a bigger bonus. Why do some people only see negatives when so many positives could come out of it? Lighten up Mr. Staffy. Inviting an Ireland XI to open grounds or celebrate an anniversary is as old as the hills. Nobody ever complained before.

ascot tips. nap .danehill destiny.eway Aqlaam. phoeinex tower. heaven sent . best outsiders oceanna gold ,selinka.insaff,rebecca de winter. good luck.

RE Instonians Ground - I hear the same pitch hosted the very highscoring Killymallaght game in the Ulster Cup - what could have went so wrong in such a short space of time, with some very dry weather in between and a club with money to burn? I cant get my head round it!

If not the class then perhaps the ability Gordon?
Don't get too carried away with Stu Daultrey's ramblings as he anti North Down if you are a regular reader of his column and he throws in a gibe every so often. In fact he throws in gibes about everyone.

agree with Taito - problems before - bit of a slap in the chops for the "master race"!!

"North Down are obviously a useful outfit, but don’t have the class to win the Bob Kerr"

As Stu Daultrey said a few weeks ago. Seems he was correct after all

Thanks taito about comments on the ground. Our man W Radcliffe puts in countless voluntary hours to have it in the best possible condition. We would be lost without him as a club like a few others. I know we won but it was a great day for a club like Saintfield who have waited approx 25 years to play Downpatrick so it was gook to see a big crowd coming down to spectate and enjoy a few beers like yourself and Chipper.
Ps. Never have a bet with JB Wade.

re shaws bridge wicket: i dont claim to know it all but i think i am right in saying they had problems with the wickets a few years ago as they had to play their games at osbourne park? there may have been a ruling then that the wickets were not fit for the premier league? or it might have been a club decision. i think it must me more of an embaressment for the club than anything in a big irish senior cup game.

i would like to say that saintfields ground looked an absolute picture on saturday. A real credit to the ground staff. There arent too many grounds in as good a condition as that.

The Muckamore club has lost one of its oldest members and former players in the death of Eddie Mulholland who passed away on Sunday, a few days after his 90th birthday. Up until this season Eddie has been a regular spectator at all games and would be well-known to all who came to Moylena. His passing breaks our links with players going back to the 30s and 40s. My deepest sympathy goes to his son Jimmy at this time.