29 May 1993
McCrossin Brothers see Ayr Home
Tail-gunners Niall and Colin McCrossin, the latter putting on a decisive 32 with Andy Baird steered Ayr to a two wicket victory over champions Drumpellier at Langloan after Stevie Carr and Billy McPate had ripped through the Ayr top order. Earlier a five wicket haul for Nick Lambert had seemingly put Ayr in Control.
McCrossin Brothers see Ayr Home
Tail-gunners Niall and Colin McCrossin, the latter putting on a decisive 32 with Andy Baird steered Ayr to a two wicket victory over champions Drumpellier at Langloan after Stevie Carr and Billy McPate had ripped through the Ayr top order. Earlier a five wicket haul for Nick Lambert had seemingly put Ayr in Control.
22 May 1993
Baird Earns Local Cheers
It was more than just Western Union points that were at stake at Cambusdoon today. There was also the matter of local honours. Perhaps that was the reason for such a cheer of joy - or was it relief - when Ayr's Andy Baird stroked the winning runs through the covers to pip Kilmarnock by one wicket.
Baird had a very good afternoon, with bowlers on top. Four for 50 was his contribution in reducing Kilmarnock to 91 all out, but it was pro Marty Haywood who did most of the damage with six for 37.
In the second innings Ricky Toussaint tore out much of the home top order, with Stuart McCall cleaning out the tail - apart from Baird and Nick Lambert.
The Ayr pair came together with 14 runs needed to win and duly provided them.
Report from The Herald 24 May 1993 by Stewart Weir
Baird Earns Local Cheers
It was more than just Western Union points that were at stake at Cambusdoon today. There was also the matter of local honours. Perhaps that was the reason for such a cheer of joy - or was it relief - when Ayr's Andy Baird stroked the winning runs through the covers to pip Kilmarnock by one wicket.
Baird had a very good afternoon, with bowlers on top. Four for 50 was his contribution in reducing Kilmarnock to 91 all out, but it was pro Marty Haywood who did most of the damage with six for 37.
In the second innings Ricky Toussaint tore out much of the home top order, with Stuart McCall cleaning out the tail - apart from Baird and Nick Lambert.
The Ayr pair came together with 14 runs needed to win and duly provided them.
Report from The Herald 24 May 1993 by Stewart Weir
