On Saturday, one game of the Globalair Summer League was played between Marsa C.C and Melita C.C.

Melita C.C won the toss and elected to bat first. Andy Lenard and Frank Spiteri opened the batting. Spiteri was first to go being caught behind for nine runs. Justin Brooke was next in and after hitting two fours in his innings was bowled trying to hit his third. He made twelve runs. Samuel Aquilina was next in and managed to stay in for a couple of overs but was finally caught for two runs. Anthony Slater also batted well and scored fourteen runs. Gordon Hewitt scored nine runs not out. Andy Lenard was the other not out batsmen and batted the full twenty overs and scored sixty six runs being the highest individual score to date in the competition as well as being the highest run aggregate. Lenard hit eight fours in his innings. Melita totaled 116 runs and were confident of a close game knowing that the Marsa team had been struggling in the batting department. For the Marsa team Sarfraz Ali took two wickets.

Chris Naudi opened the innings for the Marsa team who in his previous two innings had only scored fifteen runs. He and his opening partner John Grima put on a hundred and eight run partnership in which Naudi scored sixty five runs including ten fours. Naudi was the wicket to fall to a good ball from Samuel Aquilina which caught him on the pads directly in front of his wickets. Grima remained not out scoring thirty six runs and Mark G.Sacco scored nine runs not out.

The Marsa team win the game and earned seven points to take their tally to twenty four points from four games, second on the ladder are Krishna C.C with sixteen points from three games, third are Melita C.C on ten points from four games and fourth are Overseas C.C with eight points from three games.

Next Saturday the Globalair Summer league continues with Melita C.C taking on Krishna C.C in the first game while Marsa C. play Overseas C.C in the second game.