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2004 SEASON 1St XI League and Cup Matches 2004 SEASON 1st XI League and Cup matches THAME National R1 Result: Thame Town CC - 1st XI Won by 6 wickets Date: Sun 25th Apr 2004 @ 13:00 Type: Cup : ECB Cockspur Cup - Group 16 (South East V) (1st Round) Toss: 1st XI won the toss and decided to bat Highlights: Mike Griggs 43;Richard Cordingley 45*;S.Merry 4-46. M.Parma 80; A.Wynd 45*. 1st XI R B 4s 6s Cliff Cavener ct Manoj Parmar b S Lachlan 15 23 3 Robert Carter ct James Cook b Manoj Parmar 29 67 3 Ricky Ketteridge ct A Wynd b S Lachlan 27 40 3 Scott Ruskin ro stephen merry 2 6 Michael Griggs b stephen merry 43 55 4 1 Richard Cordingley * Not Out 45 59 3 Chris Box ro James Cook 3 5 Phil Carlson b stephen merry 24 12 1 2 James Hogg + st A Wynd b stephen merry 2 1 Darren Benford LBW b stephen merry 0 1 Jon Ryan Not Out 1 1 Extras ( 1b 12lb 9w ) 22 Total (9 wickets, 45 overs) 213 Fall Of Wickets 20-1 Cliff Cavener (Robert Carter-3*); 65-2 Ricky Ketteridge (Robert Carter-15*); 68-3 Scott Ruskin (Robert Carter-16*); 93-4 Robert Carter (Michael Griggs-10*); 172-5 Michael Griggs (Richard Cordingley-37*); 176-6 Chris Box (Richard Cordingley- 38*); 207-7 Phil Carlson (Richard Cordingley-44*); 210-8 James Hogg (Richard Cordingley-44*); 210-9 Darren Benford (Richard Cordingley-44*); * = not out batsman Bowling O M R W Nb Wd S Lachlan 9 1 28 2 3 stephen merry 9 2 46 4 3 Chris Penny 9 0 53 0 Manoj Parmar 9 2 32 1 3 Rob Brooks 9 0 41 0 Thame Town CC - 1st XI R B 4s 6s James Cook b Cliff Cavener 0 4 Manoj Parmar b Richard Cordingley 80 88 10 3 C Wynd ct Michael Griggs b Scott Ruskin 35 75 2 A Wynd Not Out 45 44 7 1 James Hewitt LBW b Chris Box 30 27 3 2 Rob Brooks * Not Out 10 16 2 chris clark Did Not Bat S Lachlan Did Not Bat C. Selwood Did Not Bat stephen merry Did Not Bat Chris Penny Did Not Bat Extras ( 5b 4lb 7w 1nb ) 17 Total (4 wickets, 42.2 overs) 217 Fall Of Wickets 0-1 James Cook (Manoj Parmar-0*); 119-2 Manoj Parmar (C Wynd -28*); 131-3 C Wynd (A Wynd -5*); 189-4 James Hewitt (A Wynd -33*); * = not out batsman Bowling O M R W Nb Wd Cliff Cavener 9 3 19 1 Chris Box 9 3 38 1 7 Robert Carter 3 0 37 0 1 Scott Ruskin 8 1 35 1 Richard Cordingley 8 0 44 1 Jon Ryan 3 0 23 0 Phil Carlson 2.2 0 12 0 Thame Win National Tie Hertford Bowlers Found Wanting Thame took the field with eight men, three of their number having phoned to say that were at the Tilbury turn off on the M25, where should they go? Some of the answers of their team mates are unrepeatable. Steady bowling by Lachlan and Stephen Merry prevented Hertford from taking advantage of the gaps in the field and Cliff Cavener managed to find a fielder, sweeping Lachlan straight to Manoj Parmar at square leg. Cavener made 15 and had been looking in good form. Ricky Ketteridge joined Rob Carter and they took the score to 65 before Ketteridge was given out caught behind by Wynd (A) off Lachlan. Ketteridge had made 27 of the 45 added, Carter was finding runs difficult to come by. Thame's M25 tourists turned up in time to join the match at the start of the eleventh over and the field suddenly looked more crowded. The first 10 overs went for 40 runs, the next ten for just 30. Scott Ruskin made a brief appearance before being run out at the striker's end after joining Carter. 25 overs had gone when Carter was out, trying to clear the short legside boundary but only finding James Cook on the line. Carter's 29 had taken 67 balls, an unusually low strike rate for him. 93 runs were on the board and Hertford needed a lot more off the last 20 if they were to provide a competitive total. Skipper Richard Cordingley set about doing this and and added 79 in 15 overs before Griggs missed one from Stephen Merry. His 43 included four fours and a six. Chris Box did not last long, beaten by a direct hit from Cook. Phil Carlson came to the wicket intent on hitting the ball to all parts, particularly to the short boundary. He cleared it twice in succession off Merry but the bowler had the last word when Carlson missed a straight one. His 24 had come off just 12 balls. Hertford could have done with more of the same. The last over was one of general mayhem, Carlson fell off the second ball, James Hogg got two off his first ball but was then stumped off a wide. Darren Benford was lbw off the next and after another wide Jon Ryan and Richard Cordingley added a single apiece, the latter ended on 45 not out. Merry finished with 4-46. Lachlan, 2-28, and Parmar 1-32, both off 9 overs bowled very tidily. Hertford would have to bowl as well if they were to defend their total of 213. After the tea interval, the sun came out to give a glorious spring evening and Hertford got a dream start when Cliff Cavener bowled James Cook in his first over. C.Wynd joined Manoj Parmar and they proceeded carefully, just 20 runs coming off the first 9 overs from Cavener and Chris Box. Box's sixth over went for 7 runs and he was replaced by Rob Carter. This proved to Parmar's liking, as did the short boundary, and Carter's three overs conceded 37 runs, mostly to Parmar. Cavener continued steadily and his nine overs cost just 19 runs. Switching to spin did slow the run rate down, Scott Ruskin's first over being a maiden, but by now Thame were comfortably in charge. Cordingley rang the changes and it was he who got the break through when Parmar gave him the charge, missed and was bowled. Parmar's 80 off 88 balls, in a partnership of 119 had put Thame in a very strong position. 95 were needed off the last 19 overs. C.Wynd followed shortly after for 35, holing out to Mike Griggs at deep mid-off. However his brother, A.Wynd and James Hewitt carried on the good work addiing 58 for the fourth wicket. Both were severe on Jon Ryan whose three overs went for 23, the short boundary being cleared three times. Chris Box came back into the attack and immediately had Hewitt lbw. There was no more success for Hertford and when Wynd decided to throw the bat, two fours and a bonus of a wide going for four in Box's last over brought the scores level. Two balls later it was all over with Thame worthy winners by six wickets. LEVERSTOCK GREEN League Result: Cancelled Date: Sat 8th May 2004 @ 1:30 Type: League : Saracens Hertfordshire League Division 1 DUNSTABLE League Result: Drawn Date: Sat 15th May 2004 @ 13:30 Ground: Balls Park Type: League : Saracens Hertfordshire League Division 1 Toss: 1st XI won the toss and decided to bat Highlights: Carter 130, Matthews 3-29. Ruskin 3-20, Carlson 3-14. 1st XI R B 4s 6s Cliff Cavener b Bradley Matthews 0 1 Robert Carter ct Ian Moody b Stuart Harvey 130 13 4 Ricky Ketteridge b Bradley Matthews 5 1 Scott Ruskin b Steve Watts 23 5 Robert Darby ct Gary Ellerton b Steve Watts 26 5 Richard Cordingley * ct Robert Simpkins b Bradley Matthews 21 2 Chris Box ct Stuart Harvey b Stuart Harvey 13 2 Tom Bancroft Not Out 4 1 Phil Carlson Did Not Bat Anthony Woodcock + Did Not Bat Steven Ansell Did Not Bat Extras ( 8b 4w 5nb ) 17 Total (7 wickets dec, 52 overs) 239 Fall Of Wickets 0-1 Cliff Cavener (Robert Carter-0*); 21-2 Ricky Ketteridge (Robert Carter-8*); 94-3 Scott Ruskin (Robert Carter-53*); 168-4 Robert Darby (Robert Carter-100*); 209-5 Robert Carter (Richard Cordingley-12*); 228-6 Chris Box (Richard Cordingley- 19*); 239-7 Richard Cordingley (Tom Bancroft-4*); * = not out batsman Bowling O M R W Nb Wd Bradley Matthews 8 1 29 3 4 3 Gary Ellerton 7 0 32 0 Glen Holland 3 0 16 0 Steve Watts 18 4 71 2 Mike Alston 7 0 42 0 Stuart Harvey 9 1 41 2 Dunstable CC - Saturday 1st XI R B 4s 6s Andrew Boocock LBW b Scott Ruskin 5 14 0 0 Chris Stearn b Steven Ansell 6 22 0 0 Ian Moody ct Steven Ansell b Phil Carlson 21 67 4 0 Tom Light st Anthony Woodcock b Scott Ruskin 4 20 0 0 Stuart Harvey ct Robert Darby b Scott Ruskin 0 4 0 0 Steve Watts * LBW b Phil Carlson 13 26 1 0 Glen Holland ct Phil Carlson b Richard Cordingley 13 38 2 0 Bradley Matthews st Anthony Woodcock b Phil Carlson 4 10 0 0 Mike Alston Not Out 9 65 0 0 Robert Simpkins + Not Out 1 26 0 0 Gary Ellerton Did Not Bat Extras ( 1b 3lb 3w 4nb ) 11 Total (8 wickets, 48 overs) 87 Fall Of Wickets 6-1 Andrew Boocock (Chris Stearn-0*); 17-2 Chris Stearn (Ian Moody-4*); 30-3 Tom Light (Ian Moody-13*); 30-4 Stuart Harvey (Ian Moody-13*); 52-5 Ian Moody (Steve Watts-13*); 53-6 Steve Watts (Glen Holland-0*); 65-7 Bradley Matthews (Glen Holland-4*); 78-8 Glen Holland (Mike Alston-4*); * = not out batsman Bowling O M R W Nb Wd Steven Ansell 10 4 19 1 1 Scott Ruskin 14 5 20 3 2 1 Richard Cordingley 9 4 20 1 Phil Carlson 8 4 14 3 1 Chris Box 7 2 10 0 1 1 Dunstable Hold Out Carter ton but bowlers off line Hertford's league programme got under way at last but they did not get a dream start as with the first ball of the match Brad Matthews sent Cliff Cavener's off stump somersaulting.
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