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On a wet Wednesday night, the Vale's Over 40's team faced Didsbury at home in a keenly anticipated match. Didsbury won the toss and elected to bowl first, hoping to take advantage of the damp conditions. Vale's innings got off to a shaky start as Vishal Gupta fell early, putting the team under pressure. However, the middle order stabilized the innings with notable contributions from Dwai Sen, Marcus Dean, and Ian Jordan, each retiring on 30 runs, showcasing their experience and skill. Their efforts propelled the Vale to a respectable total of 122-3 at the end of their 20 overs.
Didsbury began their chase confidently, making the most of the early overs. However, Vale's bowlers quickly adapted to the conditions and started to tighten their grip on the match. Through disciplined bowling and sharp fielding, Vale managed to wrest control back from Didsbury. Despite the early promise shown by Didsbury, they struggled to maintain momentum and wickets began to fall at regular intervals.
In the end, Vale's Over 40's bowled Didsbury out for 87, securing a 35-run victory and marking their first win of the season.
