Another week saw another new ball pairing with Matt Linacre and Dave Keys beginning the bowling, Linacre bowled a tidy spell going at less than four runs per over in his five overs. Keys was in inspired form at the other end darting the ball around, he soon had Bailey caught behind but the umpire mystifyingly turned down the appeal. However Keys eventually got his man having Bailey well caught off a slower one by Darren Greveson for 24. Josh Womble took up the attack and bowled a very tidy spell of leg spin keeping the batsmen guessing and ending with creditable figures of 11-1-45-0. Keys meanwhile was bowling arguably the seconds spell of the season so far and although he took no more wickets he finished with the superb figures of 14-5-22-1. Parsons took over from Keys and Greveson from Womble as Belper pressed the accelerator and took advantage of the lack of wickets down. Parsons was particularly expensive going for 65 off his 9 overs although he did pick up Jones caught by Keys for 37, had Alden(44), caught and bowled and then had Wild(38) well caught by Mark Barton. It was a case of the bowler trying a little too hard to cement his return to the team. Darren Greveson kept a much tighter reign ending with 7-0-41-0 not a bad effort with the slog on as Belper finished with 200-4 off 46 overs.