Division 4 won the toss and decided to bowl first against Hallora. 2 quick wickets put the pressure on Hallora, who eventually buckled down and built a partnership courtesy of ex-Jindi player Mick Dixon. After the drinks break wickets fell consistently, being shared between 5 of the bowlers before the last partnership put on 69 runs with Hallora finishing their innings 6/209.
Jindivick's innings, a story similar to Division 2 this week, started off rocky with Nic Bagnall (6) and Flynn Pallot (10) being dismissed early. Small starts by Korey Carrison (13) Fletcher Pallot (13) and Matt Cheshire (13) looked to be promising for Jindivick, before they too fell, closely followed by the tailenders, Jindivick finishing on 83 runs off 29.2 overs.
Much like Division 2 as well, Jindivick was sent in to bat again and was a different team. Korey Carrison hit a quick 47 off 47 balls, backed by Matthew Cheshire's 31, set Jindivick up for a stronger innings. A solid start by Aaron Bliss making his high score of 14 at the end helped the runs tick along, with Nic Bagnall bringing up the rear finishing up on 34 runs not out, including 2 sixes. Jindivick finished their second innings 9/179.
Hallora - 6/209 off 80
Flynn. Pallot - 2/38 off 11
A. Pyle - 1/23 off 18
J. Sanders - 1/31 off 12
M. Cheshire - 1/11 off 4
A. Maguire - 1/44 off 9
Jindivick – 10/83 off 29.2
K. Carrison - 13 runs
M. Cheshire - 13 runs
Fletch. Pallot - 11 runs
Jindivick - 9/179 off 39.5
K. Carrison - 47 runs
N. Bagnall - 34 runs not out
M. Cheshire - 31 runs
