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The game was shortened to 43-overs-a-side following heavy rain the night before.
Sensing an opportunity to pick up some valuable league points, Marston skipper Nikki Meek won the toss and elected to bowl first.
Atherstone made a bright start as openers Adam Clements and Jack Smith both reached double figures before Smith (11) was bowled while the score stood at 19.
Callum Wordsworth then joined Clements in the middle to advance the score to 74 before Clements (32) was dismissed.
From there, the visiting side failed to gather momentum – and a frustrated Wordsworth (79*) watched six of his partners disappear as Atherstone were quickly reduced from a comfortable 74/2 to 163/8.
Only tailender Simon Wordsworth could reach double figures as he hit 10 in an otherwise uninspiring performance from Atherstone’s middle order.
Set a target of 164 to win, Marston Green quickly set about chasing their target down.
Opener Mo Khan set the tone for the home side’s innings by hitting an unquestionable 92.
Marston’s innings wasn’t all plain sailing though as Khan had to watch top order batsmen Sumit Sharma (14), Rajnish Dohal (0), Sami Khan (2), and Richard Walker (9) depart cheaply.
At 87/4, Ishmael Hussain helped provide some sustainability to Marston’s innings with a knock of 14 before he was caught off the bowling of Wordsworth.
Khan then departed before Oliver McMullen (10*) and Jamie Johnson (3*) hit the winning runs to earn the home side a much needed victory if they are to challenge for the league title.Server 2008 is Experimental for ESX 3.5, but it is fully supported by ESX 3.5 Update 2. Here’s the OS compatibility <a href=””>link</a>
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Along the famous boulevard are automobile showrooms that are more like attractions/museums and are great fun. Buy a sandwich/baguette and wander through the Jardin des Tuileries; the park stretches from the Place de la Concorde to the doorstep of the Louvre and is filled with statues, fountains and ponds.
Hang out at the oldest square in Paris — Place des Vosges — which is more like an enchanted island. Rummage at the flea markets or stroll along the Seine looking at the book stalls and painters. There are several free museums to take in, such as Musee Carnavalet, Maison de Balzac and Maison de Victor Hugo, plus others are free the first Sunday of the month.
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Famous Notre Dame Cathedral is free, but there may be long lines to get in (you pay to tour the towers). Take in the scenery, have an ice cream and people-watch.
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