OSCC, 89-4, beat Harlington, 88 all out, by six wickets On a day when Jamie Cummins conceded more runs from the game's opening over than he's scored in the month of June and subsequently produced possibly the worst piece of fielding ever seen on a cricket field, Offley overcame Harlington and the heat to storm out of the relegation zone. James Barker, a man who knows every trick in the book for motivating people and chooses to ignore all of them, lost the toss and Offley were invited to field in 30 degree heat. Cummins took the new ball and chugged in down the slope like a three-wheeled fire engine going to the wrong fire. By the time the over had concluded, Cummins had sent down nine deliveries, surrendered a pair of sixes and another boundary and also made the initial breakthrough when holding on to a return catch after the batter mistimed another mighty blow. The scoreboard read 19-1, Cummins taking his cap from the umpire and also taking a well-earned breather after his le...