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Lockyer/Ipswich s man of the match Jan Pettersson. Cricket 25th May 2021 6:30 AM MIKE NOWLAN LOCKYER/Ipswich s over 50s 3rd Division side was unable to post a victory in their latest veterans cricket match at Pimpama. Redlands/Logan scored the required runs with two wickets to spare after dismissing Lockyer/Ipswich for 95 on an uneven pitch and a heavy outfield. Stand-in captain Rod Wilkinson did something unusual for Lockyer/Ipswich in recent times. He won the toss. Brad Hines (22) and Mark Burbidge (10) were the only batsmen to reach double figures on a pitch that proved difficult for both sides. Boundaries were rare because of the heavy outfield. The visitors only lasted 35 overs for their 95 runs. ....
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LOCKYER/Ipswich Veterans cricket teams shared in mixed results in their latest matches. The over 50s Division 2 went down to Toowoomba at Ivor Marsden in a close match. Despite losing the toss and being sent in, the home side laid an excellent platform to be 2/117 after 23 overs. However, their efforts to accelerate the scoring from there were restricted by some tight bowling, causing the loss of a few wickets. A rebuild by the lower order resulted in an eventual defendable total of 8/226. Man of the match Dean Micallef remained 58 not 0ut. Andrew Walsh was also unbeaten on 51. Jan Pettersson (35) and Darryl O’Sullivan (25) were other main contributors. ....