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Performance Cricket Match-Play Programme 2017 Performance Cricket Match-Play Programme 2017 DATE: 14 MAY 2017 AGE GROUP: HOME TEAM: U10 PANTHERS AWAY TEAM: U10 LIONS VENUE & PITCH: WHITGIFT - BIGSIDE FAR U-10 TOSS WON BY: LIONS who decided to Bowl MATCH RESULT: Panthers won by 5 wickets Team Batting First u10 PANTHERS Team Batting Second u10 CHEETAHS Batsman How Out (+ Fielder) Bowler Runs Balls 4's 6's Batsman How Out (+ Fielder) Bowler Runs Balls 4s 6s 1 Ayaan Alam Bowled Zak Mirza 1 8 1 Advaith Bali Retired 35 47 3 2 James Brewis Bowled Shreesh Mehrotra 0 5 2 Freddie Kay Bowled Seb Isaac 16 17 1 1 3 Hassan Dahir Bowled Zak Mirza 4 5 1 3 Jack Ellis-Robinson Retired 21 37 2 4 Harris Cathcart Bowled Max Thomas 32 62 4 4 Jamie Lane Bowled Ashvak S 10 25 5 Christian Coveney Bowled Max Thomas 21 19 4 5 Shravan Ganesh stumped Maddox Dakin Thomas Ranyard 7 33 1 6 Ashvak Sivashanmuganathan Run Out (Max Thomas) 0 3 6 Henry Swinn Bowled Toby Crowther 4 10 7 Maddox Dakin Bowled Thomas Bull 18 16 3 7 Evan Mann caught James Brewis Aarush Pattar 1 4 8 Aarush Pattar caught Mehrotra Evan Mann 21 44 3 8 Zak Mirza Bowled Toby Crowther 7 11 9 Toby Crowther Run Out (?) 0 3 9 Max Thomas Not Out 2 8 10 Seb Isaac Bowled Thomas Bull 14 14 2 10 Shreesh Mehrotra Not Out 4 2 1 11 Felix Miller Not Out 0 1 11 Thomas Bull 12 Thomas Ranyard Bowled Thomas Bull 0 1 12 Giles Cunningham Innings Extras NB - 3 W - 7 B - 5 LB - 0 Total Extras 15 Innings Extras NB - 8 W - 10 B - 1 LB - 2 Total Extras 21 Total 126 for 11 wickets Overs 31.4 Total 128 for 6 wickets Overs 32.5 Fall of wicket 1- 1 2-5 3-5 4-33 5-37 6-72 7-109 8-109 9-126 10-126 11-126 12- Fall of wicket 1-27 2-108 3-110 4-114 5-114 6-124 7- 8- 9- 10- 11- 12- Legend: Captain * 1st Keeper + 2nd Keeper # All players to be listed even if they do not bat No No Bowling Figures Over Maiden Runs WK Wides Bowling Figures Over Maiden Runs WK Wides Balls Balls Bowler 1 Shreesh Mehrotra 5 1 10 1 Bowler 1 Seb Isaac 5 11 1 1 Bowler 2 Zak Mirza 5 18 2 Bowler 2 Felix Miller 6 28 2 Bowler 3 Max Thomas 5 25 2 Bowler 3 Ashvak Sivashanmuganathan 5 1 20 1 1 7 Bowler 4 Thomas Bull 5.4 1 20 3 2 Bowler 4 Aarush Pattar 5 1 21 1 1 Bowler 5 Evan Mann 6 2 27 1 3 Bowler 5 Thomas Ranyard 6 25 1 5 1 Bowler 6 Giles Cunningham 5 21 3 Bowler 6 Toby Crowther 5.5 20 2 Bowler 7 Bowler 7 Bowler 8 Bowler 8 Bowler 9 Bowler 9 Bowler 10 Bowler 10 Bowler 11 Bowler 11 MATCH / PLAYER PERFORMANCE COMMENTS: WEATHER & PITCH REPORT: Scorecard to be sent to [email protected] .
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