This weekend, the Cammeray took on West Pymble in the NSCA A grade grand final. Batting on the first day, Cammeray, after being 6/53 went on to make 186. With the rain looming, West Pymble had 45 minutes to bat before stumps, however the rain interrupted, leaving West Pymble in dire straits at 5/4 off 7.1 overs. No more play was possible on day one, and stumps were called as the electrical storm buzzed across Sydney.

With heavy rain overnight, the question of how much play was going to be possible was the question on everybody’s mind. With play starting at around half past three, West Pymble needed more rain to save the game. And rain they received, but not before losing another wicket with the first of only three balls bowled in the day’s play.

West Pymble win due to superior ladder position at the end of the minor round, and would certainly be considering themselves extremely lucky to do so. The Cammeray winning streak is broken and it’s time to look ahead to the 2007/08 season.

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