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The Eden Valley season 2015 is now in full swing and both Nunwick Senior teams have made good solid starts to the season. The 2nd team were the first of the Nunwick sides to get under way, and they have played 4 games so far and lie 3rd in the Eden Valley 3rd division. The top performers so far with the bat are Steve Hather and Mark James who lead the run charts and with the ball, Mark James jnr and Mark James snr along with the evergreen Chris Malpas top the bowling stats. The 1st team had a great start to the season beating Stainton at home in a very close game, since then results have been hard to come by with some frustrating defeats coming there way. The 1st team lie 8th in a very competitive Eden Valley premiership and the team this season has a good blend of senior and junior players which bodes well for the future of the club. I am in no doubt with a little bit more luck the tide will change and results will go our way and we will start climbing the league once again. The star performers so far this season with the bat are Graham Bain, Adam Collin and Chris Walker and with the ball Graham Bain, Joe Walker, Adam Collin, Nigel Fowles and Ali Mawson top the stats. Off the field the club has now received a ECB grant which help the club buy there first ever set of mobile covers plus a water hog machine. The club continues to run a successful junior set up on a Tuesday evening with their U15 team playing on a Friday evening.
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