The Roadies must be reading the previews in the paper about what they might do in their games.

They came out trumps to win this game in the way they only know how, all playing to their strengths.

Indians' fielding needs work as it seemed off beat but their batting is hitting the mark.

It just wasn't their night to pull off another fortunate win like they had done on the previous Sunday.

Roadies were hungrier for the win and tightened up the game to be the only ones scoring the runs.

The Roadies' coach can be only too pleased with his team tonight as they all played exceptionally well and this is how he would expect them to play.

The Indians coach knows it is still early days and there are plenty more opportunities in the season to show improvement.

B-Grade

What a win for the RoadRunners.

Total annihilation disrupted the Indians with the first 12 runs out of the 17 made in the first innings.

Almost every Roadies player got a mention in their safehits.

Nothing was going to hold this team back and they performed to all their strengths, accuracies and strived harder to make it impossible for the Indians to be any form of threat.

Indians only managed two runs in their first innings and a dismal three runs in the second innings.

The Indians may look out of place at the moment and it was just unfortunate that most of the team was working.

But it isn't going to be always like this as the Indians will come back with a vengeance.

Let me stress, umpiring in baseball is no easy feat and it takes a lot of self - confidence.

Just keep in mind that baseball wouldn't be baseball without the valuable time that umpires provide to make all games possible. Give them encouragement not cheek.

A grade

RoadRunners 7 defeated Indians 0

5 Innings

RoadRunners safehits: Nik Fosteris 2, Matt Jarvis 2, Nathan King and Nik Hancock. Catches: Dylan Manuel. Errors: 2.