- Plough are asked to field first, with a solid opening spell, kept tidy with the odd chance coming from Spence and Sai setting up the debutant Oscar at first change.
- Oscar swiftly grabs his first of the day with a banged in short ball miscued up to square leg.
- Azza replacing Spencer from the clubhouse end immediately gets the ball hooping like a banana, as usual, taking two delightful bowled wickets in a lovely spell.
- Oscars second spell saw two wickets tumble, one, an outswinger castleing a Dulwich bat and a caught and bowled with the elegance and vigour of Wilby snaffling residents in a retirement home.
- Then the raptor, the scourge of all cretaceous herbavors trots on to skittle the tail with 3 delightfully crafted wickets one bowled, one lbw and one caught, a pick and mix of wickets, from our citrus loving T-Rex
- In-between Trent's fercious spell, a mustachioed blur smashed the stumps down with a one stump shy leaving Dulwich all out for 116.
- A lovely tea, perhaps some over confidence, and a shocking inability to hit a straight ball later we sadly lost game, with the highlights being a 7 for 12 from the opps young Afghanistan refugee playing his first ever hard ball game, a wonderful moment for the young man and a comically high back lift from our own Mr Cobbett. Sai has offered some coaching, unsolicited.
- Once again batting in April was found to be far harder than one would assume, we can only go up from here, Plough On!

Match Report produced by Greg Willis