Here is the wagon wheel for M’Harty’s Jason Gillespie-like ton against GEK Corfu. Note the huge number of shots through cow.

In the end, we fell 28 runs short, all out for 194. The photo shows our skipper, Garreth Duncan, congratulating man of the match Steve Harty, who controversially got the plaudits for his laboured 110.

Moments ago, Stephen Harty reached his century with a top edged six into the local fort. 10 overs to go, 62 needed.

Allstars 112-4 chasing 223 to win. A gritty workmanlike innings from Stephen Harty, whose batting is more stolid than pretty. It’s rather too much like trench warfare for my liking.

Fortunately the runs are flowing at the other end. Particular mention has to be made of James Hindle, whose elegant, Gower-like innings delighted the locals, many of whom have decided to take up cricket in order to emulate him.

Meanwhile the Melbourne snoozemeister continues to toil, apparently seeking to bore the opposition into submission.

GEK 222-4 off their 35. We started dropping catches – and their youngsters proved rather handy.

And now it’s raining!