Grammar never got g0ing at all against Bon Accord as they fell to an 8 wicket loss in a one sided affair. Grammar were bowled out for just 99 with no one making any real impression as wickets fell regularly in an under par batting performance, Salman Bedaar top scoring with 19. With the ball and in the field, Grammar were far from their best as Bons coasted to victory in 15.2 overs Fazal Awan with an unbeaten 50, Hassaan and Bedaar both claiming a wicket.
Next up for Grammar is Cults and Grammar will hope for a better all round showing.
Man of the Match
Salman Bedaar applied himself with the bat and picked up a wicket.
Grammar let Mannofield off the hook as a combination of far too many wides (34) and no balls (8) plus dropped catches cost Grammar dearly. Naveed had recovered from a nightmare opening over of 15 balls to bowl superbly after a change of ends to take 3 for 37 and he, Karan Anand and Prash had reduced Mannofield to 74 for 6, but Grammar let things slip badly as late hitting and poor bowling and fielding discipline saw Mannofield reach 232 all out. Prash claiming 3 for 37, which was matched by Naveed, Karan Anand with 2 for 41 and Javaid and Swiergon claimed 1 victim each. 
Grammar fell to a disappointing 6 wicket loss to Crescent making just 91 in 36 tortuous overs, the majority of batsmen letting frustration get the better of them on an outfield that was amazingly even slower than the week before as the grass cutting or non grassing cutting debacle continues. Crescent bowled good lines and pace off was a good tactic as the only way to score was tap and run or big hits. Grammar slumped to 26 for 5 and despite a glimmer of hope in the tap and run approach of Mapplebeck and Morrison, more poor shot selection saw Grammar slowly crumble.
