An optimistic set of Hustlers gathered at the Adam & Eve as they faced the Gamps.  Would the winning streak continue?

At home again, would abstinence win the night or could the Hustlers do the double against Temperance 12?

It is with great regret that we report the passing of John Heasman after a short illness.

John was around when the Hustlers were formed back in 1962/63 and returned for a second spell some years later, eventually retiring from the game around 1997/98.  Consistently high in the averages, he was one of the few players who actually wanted to play on first leg, which always endeared him to the various captains he played under.

John will be remembered for his thoughtfulness towards other people, and for his dry sense of humour.  He was always fun to be with.  However, he never wanted a fuss made of him and, on reflection, would be appalled at this eulogy.

Hustlers lost the toss and fielded on a potentially sticky wicket at the Cricket Club, but strode to victory through a decent performance by the team's resident Manc.

A decimated Hustlers began 2012 at home against table-topping Cannonballs Elite.  Would they be able to go 1 better than the "Rubies" did last Saturday against Spurs?