DOCSLIB.ORG

Dinner Newsletter

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Dinner Newsletter Cheshire County Cricket League 2017 SEASON: NEWSLETTER NO. 19 – AUGUST 26 Champions falter again as CBH and Nantwich move ahead WITH reigning champions Alderley Edge losing for the third time in four games on a day when Top Two Chester Boughton Hall and Nantwich both won comfortably, the ECB Premier League title race is narrowing. Chester remain 12 points clear of the Dabbers after registering their 12th win, a comfortable eight wickets affair at home to wooden-spoonists Bowdon they bowled out for 89, number eight batsman Robert Shenkman top-scoring with 28 after eight others had failed to reach double figures. Doing the damage were seamers Will Owen with 6-45 and Alex Kegg, 3-18. Chester had the match won in just 20 overs after tea at 92-2, Alex Money 29 not out. Nantwich won by seven wickets at Hyde, despatching the Werneth Low club to 11th place with relegation becoming a reality. James Duffy, 33 and Dan Berry, 30 top-scored in Hyde’s inadequate tally of 100, the two Olivers - Freckingham 4-32 and Griffriths 3-20 – doing the damage. Luke Robinson scored an unbeaten 30 in the Dabbers’ comfortable reply of 105-3 in 23 overs. Alderley Edge lost a higher scoring game by 19 runs at Cheadle, who have edged out of the relegation zone as a result The winners totalled 237-7, Dan Brown contributing a splendid, unbeaten 95 and Greg Dixon 55, Andy Windle 3-54. In reply Alderley lost their last wicket at 218, Khalid Sawas 77, Tom Foreman 32, while Harry Appleyard claimed a vital 4-61 for the Kingsway men Timperley pitch settles Timperley’s ground continues to improve and there were nearly 400 runs scored there against Toft before the home side won by one wicket in a tense finish. Toft totalled 190, number 10 Joe Gates top scoring with 41, while Tyrone Lawrence produced the splendid return of 6-36. Timperley just made it at 192-9 thanks to Dan Cooper, 45 and Matt Brown, 34 not out, Andy Jackson taking 4-31. Neston stay in the top half after beating Bramhall by seven wickets at Parkgate. Lancashire’s Danny Lamb top-scored with 66 in Bramhall’s all-out 146, Prithvi Sarvaiya taking 4-8 and Ash Davis 3-28. A typically fluent knock of 73 by Will Evans and 34 by David Hurst saw Neston home at 149-3 in just 27 overs. Didsbury dominated their visit to Grappenhall to win by 72 runs after posting a best-of-the-day 238 pre-tea. Top scorers were skipper Nick Anderson with 47 and Simon Normanton, 37, while Sam Guest took 3-50. Ever erratic, Grappers were later dismissed for 176, James McCoy 66. Normanton completed a fine personal performance with 4-49 and Matt Gregson, 3-62. Key match next Saturday: Chester Boughton Hall v Cheadle. AUGUST 26 NEWSLETTER: p2 Oulton Park play like champions OULTON Park looked like Division One champions-elect when they disposed of close rivals Macclesfield by 41 runs in a low-scoring game at Little Budworth to establish a 35 points lead. After a 10-match unbeaten run which included seven wins, Macclesfield were favourites at tea by which time they had dismissed their hosts for 130, Mark Latham 32, Craig Melrose 4-62, Ollie Marsden 3-6. But Park hit back and a combination of fine catches by Craig Douglas, Matt Jamieson and Muhammed Kashif, incisive bowling notably by Kashif – who has played international cricket for Holland – plus Pat Roberts’ smart captaincy, saw Macc bowled oi=ut for 89. Off-spinner Kashif took 5-19 to reach 54 wickets for the season, while part-time seamer Martin East snaffled 3-4. Oulton now top the table from Widnes, who survived a narrow situation to win by two wickets at Weaverham, whose defeat signalled their relegation. Top scorer for Weaverham was Kevin Douglas with 37 while Marcus Fourie took 4-42. Widnes were made to struggle and lost eight wickets reaching 208, led by Alex Hewitt 89, while George McCormick took 3-47. Marple edged up to fourth place with a seven wickets win at Urmston, Mark Bennett hitting an unbeaten 100, the day’s only League ton. With Paul Wood, 93 not out, he added an unbroken 193 for the fourth wicket in a response of 210-3. Batting first, Urmston had totalled 209-5, Furkan Hassan 50, Andy Greasley 3-47. Davenham were trounced by 10 wickets at Upton and can say goodbye to promotion on current form. They were bowled out for a paltry 43 in 29 overs, having no answer to the accuracy of Liam Sundve who took 6-21 and Chris McArthur, 3-21. Upton knocked the runs off in 11 overs, McArthur 31 not out. Sale virtually assured themselves of Division One status next season when they won by three wickets at Oxton, whom they bowled out for 170, Dane Williams 66, Richard Adams 3-16, Brooke Guest 3-24. Jeremy McFarlane scored 65 as Sale replied with 161-7, Richard Fennah 3-33, Dane Williams 3-45. Bollington sent Warrington a step nearer relegation with a 98-run victory at the Recreation Ground. Bolly totalled 189-9, number nine batsman Peter Henshall 40, James Rudd 4-57. Warrington were dismissed for 91, tail ender Aaron Soni top scoring with 28 against good bowling by Jack Ward, 5-18 and swift Barbadian Dario Seale 3-27. Key match next Saturday: Marple v Widnes Alvanley take lead in Division 2 ALVANLEY went top of Division 2 for the first time when they won by 13 runs at Bredbury St. Mark’s, returning their hosts to bottom place. Alvanley were bowled out for 135, number 10 batsman Lee Ainsworth contributing a vital unbeaten 44, while John Usher took 5-31 and Chris Wood 3-22. But Bredbury mustered only 122 in reply, Major Khan 41, Billy Ouzinidis claiming a match-winning 5-34. Alvaney deposed Romiley, who were bowled out for 63 and beaten by 72 runs at resurgent Tattenhall, who batted first to post 135, number 8 batsman Ryan Spencer scoring 44 and fourth change bowler James Badrock took 5-35. The Cheshire Shield holders were bundled out for 63 after tea, Gary Forster taking 4-21 and Alan Brock 3-18. Cheadle Hulme ended a run of nine successive defeats since June 17 with a six wicket victory at second placed Barrow, to give themselves an outside chance of avoiding the drop. Barrow totalled just 126-9, Maneesh Nissanka 40, Mohammed Umeer 4-15, to which ‘Hulme replied with 129-4, Muhammed Saad 53, Ben Haigh 30. Stockport won their 10th game and moved up to third place only 26 points behind the leaders with a nine wicket stroll at Christleton, whom they bowled out for 105, Joshua Joseph 31, Mark Green 5-34. Stockport replied with 107-1, George Barber 55 not out. Brooklands kept up their good form with a four wickets home victory over Mobberley, whom they sent back for 131, Matt Rose contributing 32 at nine, while Chris Potter took 3-21. The best batsman in the division, Aussie Kevin Carroll, hit an unbeaten 89 in Brooklands’ reply of 133-6, aided by skipper A.J Hart 36, with Abdul Aqeel taking 5-64. Northwich’s improvement continued in a tight finish at Lindow, who scored 141 batting first, Alex Matthews 36, James Plant 5-31, Andy Dufty 3-41. Northwich scraped home at 145-9 thanks to tail enders Mike McDonough and Andy Dufty. Earlier Matt Dufty had scored 47 and James Plant 39, while Tim Young capturing 4-31 and Ben Tyler 3-40 keeping Lindow in the game until the very end. Key game on Saturday: Alvanley v Romiley AUGUST 26 NEWSLETTER: p3 SATURDAY, AUGUST 26 MATCH DETAILS ECB Premier League At Kingsway: CHEADLE v ALDERLEY EDGE (won toss) Cheadle 237-7 (55 overs: D Brown 95no, G Dixon 55, W Holmes 35, A. Windle 3-54); Alderley Edge 218 (48 overs: Khalid Sawas 77, T Foreman 32, H. Appleyard 4-61). Cheadle (25 pts.) beat Alderley Edge (6 pts.) by 19 runs At Boughton Hall Avenue: CHESTER BOUGHTON HALL v BOWDON (won toss) Bowdon 89 (36 overs: R. Shenkman 28no, W Owen 6-45, A. Kegg 3-18). Chester 92-2 (20 overs: A. Money 29no, C Ashling 2-38). Chester (25 pts.) beat Bowdon (0 pts.) by 8 wickets. At Broad Lane: GRAPPENHALL (won toss) v DIDSBURY Didsbury 238 (55 overs: N. Anderson 47, S Normanton 37, S Guest 3-50); Grappenhall 176 (46 overs: J.McCoy 66, S Normanton 4-49, M Gregson 3-62). Didsbury (25 pts.) beat Grappenhall (6 pts.) by 62 runs At Werneth Low: HYDE v NANTWICH (won toss) Hyde 100 (46 overs: J Duffy 33, D Berry 30, O Freckingham 4-32, O Griffiths 3-20); Nantwich 105-3 (23 overs: L Robinson 30no). Nantwich (25 pts.) beat Hyde (1 pt.) by 7 wickets. At Parkgate: NESTON v BRAMHALL (won toss) Bramhall 146 (43 overs: D. Lamb 66, A. Wilde 33, Prithvi Sarvaiya 4-8, A. Davis 3-28); Neston 149-3 (27 overs: W Evans 73, D. Hurst 34). Neston (25 pts.) beat Bramhall (3 pts.) by 7 wickets. At Stockport Road: TIMPERLEY (won toss) v TOFT Toft 190 (41 overs: J Gates 41, S Craig 37, T. Lawrence 6-36); Timperley 192-9 (48 overs: D Cooper 45, N Brown 34no, A. Jackson 4-31); Timperley (25 pts.) beat Toft (10 pts.) by 1 wicket. Best of Day: Batting: Dan Brown (Cheadle) 95no v Alderley Edge Bowling: Tyrone Lawrence (Tinperley) 6-36 v Toft.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • First Wash-Out Since 2007 the League on Saturday Suffered Its First Complete Wash-Out Due to Rain - Not a Ball Bowled - Since June 30, 2007
    Cheshire County Cricket League 2016 NEWSLETTER : WEEK 20 – SEPTEMBER 3 WIDNES CHAMPIONS, UPTON UP; URMSTON DOWN; TATTENHALL DOWN; MIDDLEWICH OUT First wash-out since 2007 THE League on Saturday suffered its first complete wash-out due to rain - not a ball bowled - since June 30, 2007. At this late stage of the season due to many logistical complications, there are no plans to re-arrange the programme. It’s been a wet summer, the previous dampest Saturday being on April 30 when 10 games were cancelled or abandoned. Last season, May 2 saw 16 games washed-out. On August 9, 2008 16 games were cancelled and two played, but on June 30, the previous year, all 18 games were cancelled without a ball bowled. With seven points allotted all round and 50 still available from the last two fixtures on September 10 and 17, the main ECB Premier League upshot is that Urmston are relegated back to the First Division whence they came so spectacularly on the last day of the 2015 campaign. Macclesfield remain marginal favourites to go down with them, but the clubs immediately above - Nantwich, Neston and Timperley - are all in danger and Macc are due to host Nantwich on the last day. At the top of the table, Alderley Edge’s difficult game at Chester Boghton Hall was off which means that, with a lead of 23 points over Bowdon, they still have some way to go before claiming their first Premiership title since 2008. Especially as their last two fixtures are tough ones: home to Hyde and away to closest challengers Bowdon.
    [Show full text]
  • Can Hyde Retain Title?
    Cheshire County Cricket League 2015 NEWSLETTER: WEEK 17 – AUGUST 8 / 9 Can Hyde retain title? HYDE are beginning to believe they can retain the ECB Premier League title after a remarkable run of victories have elevated them into second place in the table. Since their last defeat at Alderley Edge on May 23, Hyde have won nine out of 10 games and revenge over Alderley on Saturday by six wickets was their fifth 25-pointer in a row, similar to the late run which earned them their first championship in 2014. Alderley were restricted to 228-9, the in-form Alan Day scoring 64 and teenager Steve Perry 55, Danny Woods taking 4-57. Danny Berry was in fine form with 98 in his side’s reply, aided by Khalid Sawas, 49 and Harry Dearden, 44 as the Werneth Low men romped home at 230-4. Hyde still trail Toft by 19 points, the leaders hammering Macclesfield by eight wickets at Booth’s Park after bowling their visitors out for 209, Rob Keen 88, Rob Jones 5-42. Aussie Jake Hancock was in imperious form after tea, hitting an unbeaten 104, out of 210-2, he and Henry Hughes, 59 adding in an unbroken 160 partnership in the leaders’ 210-2.. Fixture to watch next Saturday …. Hyde v Toft. Shorn of the services of influential Lancashire batsman Liam Livingstone, Nantwich’s four-match winning run ended at Bowdon. The Dabbers were bowled out for 112, Ryan Brown, 35, Chris Ashling, 5-13. Earlier, Bowdon struggled before number 9 batsman James McDougall hit an unbeaten 44 to lift his side to 167-8.
    [Show full text]
  • Download a Full Scorecard Here
    VITALITY BLAST NOTTS OUTLAWS v LANCASHIRE LIGHTNING, TRENT BRIDGE, SATURDAY 26 JUNE 2021 AT 3:00PM Umpires: Neil Banton & Billy Taylor Referee: Dean Cosker Scorers: Roger Marshall & Chris Rimmer HISTORY v LANCASHIRE LIGHTNING IN ALL TWENTY 20 CRICKET Highest Team Innings: Outlaws 198-5 (2005) Lowest Team Innings: Outlaws 91 (2006) Highest Individual Score: Outlaws SR Patel 84* (2007) Best Bowling: Outlaws GG White 5-22 (2013) Lightning 184-4 (2016) Lightning 106 (2005) Lightning KK Jennings 88 (2021) Lightning MJ McClenaghan 5-29 (2013) Toss won by: Lightning who elected to field Result: Outlaws won by 7 runs Man of the MatCh: Alex Hales Outlaws *Captain †Wicket-keeper Runs Balls Lightning *Captain †Wicket-keeper Runs Balls 1 Joe Clarke (33) c Wood b Mahmood 6 4 1 Keaton Jennings (1) c&b Harrison 21 21 2 Alex Hales (10) not out 101 66 2 Finn Allen (32) b Carter 2 4 3 Sol Budinger (1) run out (Allen) 10 6 3 Alex Davies (17) c Clarke b Carter 39 15 4 Ben Duckett (17) c Mahmood b Hartley 7 7 4 Dane Vilas (33) *† lbw b Mullaney 11 9 5 Tom Moores (23) † c Davies b Croft 9 12 5 Rob Jones (12) lbw b Carter 5 9 6 Samit Patel (21) c Croft b Parkinson 10 9 6 Steven Croft (15) c Patel b Ball 41 30 7 Steven Mullaney (5) * c Croft b Mullaney 25 16 7 Danny Lamb (26) run out (Budinger) 2 3 8 Calvin Harrison (31) not out 0 0 8 Luke Wood (14) not out 33 25 9 LJ Fletcher (19) 9 Tom Hartley (2) not out 7 4 10 Matt Carter (20) 10 Saqib Mahmood (25) 11 Jake Ball (28) 11 Matt Parkinson (28) Extras b: 1 lb: 1 w: 3 nb: 5 Extras b: 1 lb: 3 w: 1 nb: 5 Total (6 wickets, 20 overs) 173 Total (7 wickets, 20 overs) 166 Fall of Wickets 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Fall of Wickets 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Score / Batsman No.
    [Show full text]
  • Dinner Newsletter
    Cheshire County Cricket League 2017 SEASON: NEWSLETTER NO. 17 – AUGUST 12 Shock defeats for Top Two CHESTER Boughton Hall must have feared their ECB Premier League lead was about to be extinguished when they were dismissed for 90, their lowest total of the season, at Timperley. However, not far away, Alderley Edge’s shaky form continued when they lost by 20 runs at home to wooden spoonists Bowdon, leaving the gap at the top a fascinating 14 points with five games remaining. Timperley’s return to action at Stockport Road for the first time in 12 months was played on a bowler’s paradise, Chris Page taking 5-19 and Tyrone Lawrence 4-34 to dismiss CBH for 90 from 42 overs, Jack Williams top-scoring with 23 runs at nine. Chester’s bowlers put up a real fight after tea before Timperley scraped through at 91-7 thanks to key knocks of 23 from Nathan Brown and 22 by Grant Hodnett, while Warrren Goodwin took 3-21. Meanwhile, at Alderley Edge, Bowdon could hardly have fancied their chances at tea after being dismissed for 147, Pat Ashling 28, Aussie paceman Hamish Winter-Irving having carved them up with a fine 6-28. But the home batsmen were even more at sea, Calum Rowe, 31 and Sam Perry, 27 being top scorers against keen bowling – notably Alec Makin 3-37 - and they were all out for 127. The upshot is that Chester remain 14 points clear at the top as they prepare to take on Alderley in a ’50 pointer’ next Saturday.
    [Show full text]
  • Kent Vs Sussex 11 – 14 July 11:00 Starts
    DIGITAL MATCH PROGRAMME Kent vs Sussex 11 – 14 July 11:00 starts 169TH CANTERBURY CRICKET WEEK The Spitfire Ground, St Lawrence, Canterbury www.kentcricket.co.uk PRINCIPAL PARTNERS ELITE PARTNERS WELCOME By Derek Taylor 2021 Club President Welcome everyone to The Spitfire Ground, marquees up or as many supporters this St Lawrence for one of our county’s great year, we must still cherish the return of traditions – Canterbury Cricket Week. Canterbury Cricket Week as a big step on I’d also like to welcome the players and the return of ‘normal life’, after what have support staff of Sussex CCC, as well as been such a difficult period for everyone Kent’s loyal Members, supporters, partners over the past 15 months. and stakeholders. We live in challenging times, but we must This LV= Insurance County Championship hope that in the near future our cricketers match forms the 169th edition of the oldest will be able to play in front of more cricket festival in England, and after a year Members and supporters who wish to without our ‘Canterbury Week’, I share enjoy watching this wonderful game in such everyone’s excitement in its return. pleasant surroundings. It’s my honour to welcome you all today We are lucky to have young and talented as Kent Cricket’s President for 2021, but players in both our Men’s and Women’s I must also pass on a welcome from our teams and the support you give to them is 2020 President, Sir Tim Laurence, who will much valued. I also thank all those involved also be in attendance this week.
    [Show full text]
  • Only Nantwich and Neston Take Full Premier Points on Another Wet
    ! Cheshire County Cricket League 2016 NEWSLETTER : WEEK 13 - JULY 16 ! Only Nantwich and Neston take full Premier points on another wet day WITH rain steadfastly refusing to relent, the League suffered again on Saturday with four matches in the ECB Premier League lost, plus two in the Second Division, while almost every game suffered reduced overs after hard work by players and helpers to shift covers and sheets The Premiership upshot is that with the top six teams failing to make it to the middle, Nantwich and Neston took the chance to chalk up important victories towards safeguarding their premiership futures. Neston moved off bottom spot with a six wickets win over Timperley at Parkgate – their first since the season’s opening day. In a 78-overs game, Timperley reached 212-4 from 39 overs, Kiwi star Dan Cooper 97, Asif Iqbal 72. Neston topped that with 214-4 in 34 overs, David Hurst 90 not out and Simon Stokes, 76 enjoying a second wicket stand worth 152. Nantwich are profiting from the return after injury of paceman Jimmy Warrington, who took 3-23 to help dismiss Urmston for 155 at the UCG, Callum Parkinson 83. Earlier the Dabbers had declared on 256-6 from 43 overs, Ryan Brown, 100 and skipper Ray Doyle, 88 adding 164 for the third wicket. Off were Bowdon v Chester; Hyde v Cheadle and Macclesfield v Bramhall, while Alderley’s innings at Toft lasted eight overs. This leaves the top places unchanged with Alderley Edge eying the home strait 44 points ahead of Bowdon.
    [Show full text]
  • Bramhall Triumph in T20 Final
    ! Cheshire County Cricket League 2016 NEWSLETTER : WEEK 12 - JULY 9 - 10 ! BRAMHALL TRIUMPH IN T20 FINAL BRAMHALL pulled off their greatest cup triumph since winning the National Club knock out at Lord’s in 2001 when they beat Nantwich in a thrilling Joseph Holt Brewery T20 final at Toft on Sunday. Before an enthralled 500-strong crowd, Premier League strugglers Bramhall held off a Nantwich challenge to their modest total of 140-5 by restricting them to 135-5 to win the coveted Fred Graham Trophy by five runs. They now go forward to represent the League in the ECBt20 Area Finals Day in North Wales on Sunday, August 7. In their semi-final earlier in the day, Bramhall knocked out favourites Hyde after a dramatic golden over in which Ifti Naseer hit a towering six. Nantwich had beaten an Alderley Edge team minus Andy Flintoff - but including Lancashire’s Jordan Clark – by three wickets All four finalists received cash awards from money donated by sponsors Joseph Holt Brewery. Bramhall’s Danny Lamb was voted Man of the Match for his 40 runs and tight 1-19 bowling. Alderley Edge wicket-keeper Andy Worrall won the Champagne Moment award for an acrobatic run out. Ron Graham, son of trophy donor the late Fred Graham, presented the trophy to Bramhall skipper Nick Cantello. Chairman Nigel Muirhead and his Toft club earned rich praise from Competition secretary Geoff Wellsteed for their excellent organisation. FINAL SCORECARD BRAMHALL NANTWICH D Lamb c & b Doyle 40 R Brown b Lamb 5 D McKay b Warrington 12 R.
    [Show full text]
  • Goodwin 114 & Hat-Trick For
    ! Cheshire County Cricket League 2016 NEWSLETTER : WEEK 16 – AUGUST 6 - 7 Goodwin 114 & hat-trick for CBH WHILE Alderley Edge got back on an even keel after their hiccup the previous week, the chasing pack of Bowdon, Hyde and Chester Boughton Hall all won to keep up the ECB Premier League pressure, it was CBH who made Saturday’s headlines. After piling up 303-6 in a high-scoring draw at Toft the previous week, CBH this time declared after 42 overs at 324-4 before bowling out wooden spoonists Urmston for 87. In the Chester innings, Rick Moore (156) and Warren Goodwin (114) put on 216 for the first wicket, both recording their fourth centuries of the season and now total 885 and 704 League runs respectively. Plaudits to Craig Wilson, meanwhile, for a plucky 4-91. Urmston reached 83-3 in reply (Brad Yates 45) when Goodwin came on to record figures of 4-3-4-5, including a hat- trick as Urmies lost their last five wickets without scoring to close on 87. Despite these histrionics, CBH remain fourth, 49 points behind Alderley, who beat Timperley by six wickets. Timperley were bowled out for 121, Andy Windle 4-21 and ‘Edge were in trouble at 46-4 before teenager Ed Fluck, 44 and veteran Mark Currie, 35, saw them home at 122-4, Jack White taking 4-33. Bowdon remain 23 points behind the leaders, beating Macclesfield by 58 runs at South Downs road after posting 181-8. Openers Simon Marshall, 79 and Jack Tipton, 51 put on 134, but none one of the nine following batsmen managed double figures against John Birchall 4-23 and Salim Raja 3-58.
    [Show full text]
  • Six Winners in Premier League As 10 Teams Top 200 Runs
    Cheshire County Cricket League 2016 NEWSLETTER : WEEK 1 APRIL 23 Six winners in Premier League as 10 teams top 200 runs THERE was plenty of positive cricket on the opening day of the ECB Premier League season as six winners emerged and 10 out of the 12 teams topped 200 runs. Champions in 2014 and 2015, Hyde got off to a winning start at Werneth Low at the expense of traditional rivals Chester Boughton Hall, with one ball of the last over remaining Chester hit 227-4 declared off 53.4 overs, Rick Moore 60, Lee Dixon 53, Jason Whittaker 4-47, returnee Dan Cranmer 4-63. Hyde replied with 228-9 with their last pair in and one ball left, Danny Berry 46 and Jason Whittaker a key knock of 32. When promoted clubs Timperley and Urmston met at Stockport Road, Urmies emerged one wicket winners on 239-9, Calum Turner 97, Dan Cooper 6-42. Timperley had reached 238-5, Colin Grindley 62 not out, Cooper 50. Carl Hey hit the season’s first century, his 117 helping Bowdon total 262-5 at home to Bramhall, with former Lancashire skipper Glen Chapple contributing a sparkling 69 on debut before being removed by Red Rose starlet Danny Lamb (see page 4) Bramhall replied with 202, Lamb 59, while Chris Ashling claimed a best-of-the-day 6-32 - - and Chapple 0-18 off six overs. Returning to the club he played for as a junior, James Cornford scored a fine 99 for Nantwich who ran up 230-8 at Toft, Pete Talbot 4-49.
    [Show full text]
  • Relegation – It's Going to Be Tight
    ! Cheshire County Cricket League 2016 NEWSLETTER : WEEK 14 - JULY 23 ! Relegation – it’s going to be tight THE scrap to avoid relegation from the ECB Premier League looks like going to the wire, Saturday’s rain-free programme - which produced all 18 definite results - creates a tight situation at the bottom with only three points separating eighth-placed Bramhall from Macclesfield, in 11th. Only Urmston, now 33 points adrift at the foot, look in real trouble. They were thrashed by 184 runs on the ground of leaders Alderley Edge, who maintained a 44 points advantage after rattling up 277-9, Khalid Sawas 64, Adam Worrall 60. Lancashire’s leg-spinning discovery Matthew Parkinson took 4-88 including the wicket of his Red Rose colleague Jordan Clark for 51. In reply, Urmston mustered just 93, Clark 5-41. Down Below, Neston recorded their second successive victory, by 32 runs at Nantwich, where they were second best until late in the game. Neston mustered 178, David Hurst 70, Ollie Griffiths 4-46 and Nantwich were coasting in response at 131-4. That is when medium pacer Matt Stewart stepped in, dismissed host skipper Ray Doyle for a sound 61 and went on to help bowl the Dabbers out for 146, with a smart 4-28. He was aided by Simon Mugava, 3-56. Skipper Nick Cantello was the star of Bramhall’s three wicket win against Toft with an unbeaten 110 to carry his side’s reply to 211-7. Toft had totalled 208-8 pre-tea, Morgan Clark 93, Ifti Naseer 3-72.
    [Show full text]
  • Bowdon Beat Champions
    Cheshire County Cricket League 2016 NEWSLETTER : WEEK 3 MAY 7 / 8 Four batsmen score tons Bowdon beat champions ECB PREMIER League champions in 2014-15, Hyde lost for only the second time since June 27 when Bowdon beat tem by 20 runs to score a notable victory at South Downs Road. In a low-scoring game, Bowdon were bowled out for 154, Simon Marshall 48, Elliott Young 4-41. But Hyde’s strong batting line-up let them down and they were all out for 134 against the in-form Chris Ashling 5-50, helped by new man Ollie Makin 3-36. Boosted by the acquisition of Lancashire all-rounder Jordan Clark, Alderley Edge are looking strong and they notched a six wickets win at Urmston after bowling out their hosts for 168, Aussie Aaron Smillie 4-46. Callum Rowe top-scored with 45 as ‘Edge coasted home on 172-4. Toft also notched their second win with a remarkable batting performance at home to Bramhall after their visitors had done well to post 234-5, Lancashire starlet Danny Lamb 139 not out, Nick Cantello 57. Toft responded with a sparkling 237-1 from just 33 overs, another Lancashire hopeful Rob Jones (117) and new Aussie Morgan Clark (112) enjoying an unbroken second wicket stand worth 222. Timperley recorded their first-ever Premiership win, by 111 runs at home to Cheadle after dominating the day. Timpers posted 249-8, Craig Grindley 70, Paul Sperring 4-59 and apart from skipper Sperring, with an unbeaten 70, Cheadle had little to say in reply and were all out for 138, Chris Page 3-12.
    [Show full text]