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F Division East - 2019 F DIVISION EAST - 2019 League Table Team P W L Can Ab Tie NR Bat Bowl Match Pen Total Clyst St George II 18 14 3 1 0 0 0 7 79 146 0 303 Thorverton II 18 11 5 1 0 0 1 75 68 136 0 279 Axminster 18 13 5 0 0 0 0 70 66 130 0 266 Cullompton II 18 11 6 0 0 0 1 65 59 130 0 254 Exeter III 18 12 5 1 0 0 0 68 58 126 0 252 Seaton II 18 8 10 0 0 0 0 65 68 80 10 203 Exwick 18 6 10 1 0 0 1 53 51 86 4 186 Sampford Peverell & Tiverton II 18 6 12 0 0 0 0 73 49 60 0 182 Honiton II 18 4 14 0 0 0 0 69 47 40 0 156 Clyst Hydon II 18 0 15 0 0 0 3 38 2 -30 0 29 Top Ten Batting Average (Qualification – 8 innings) Player Club Inn NO Runs HS Average A Daldorph Thorverton II 11 6 409 82* 81.80 J Blackmore Cullompton II 9 3 460 137* 76.67 R Pugsley Sampford Peverell & Tiverton II 15 3 692 106* 57.67 J Withers Exwick 12 4 388 77 48.50 T Read Clyst St George II 11 2 422 99 46.89 P Miller Axminster 18 4 649 110 46.36 J Wells-West Thorverton II 8 2 276 47 46.00 K Fever Sampford Peverell & Tiverton II 8 2 271 78* 45.17 N Taverner Thorverton II 10 4 265 67* 44.17 A Southgate Sampford Peverell & Tiverton II 8 1 288 76 41.14 Top Ten Bowling Averages (Qualification - 60 overs) Player Club Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Average M Knight Clyst St George II 67.4 7 215 24 8.96 J Stirling Thorverton II 94.4 11 366 40 9.15 G Bowles Cullompton II 64.0 15 165 18 9.17 O Besley Clyst St George II 65.1 6 260 25 10.40 M Chenery Axminster 63.4 9 239 18 13.28 S Fernley Seaton II 61.2 6 245 18 13.61 R McManus Cullompton II 63.0 12 207 15 13.80 R Esakhel Exeter III 80.4 8 336 22 15.27 I Edworthy Clyst St George II 68.2 14 216 14 15.43 R Bentley Exeter III 80.2 14 285 18 15.83 Wicket Partnerships 1st. 310* # T Mortiboys & J Anwar Cullompton II v Axminster 2nd 208* # H Southgate & R Pugsley Sampford Peverell & Tiverton II v Honiton II 3rd 147* # K Fever & R Pugsley Sampford Peverell & Tiverton II v Cullompton II 4th 140 N Groves & P Tansley Honiton v Seaton II 5th 114* J Blackmore & R McManus Cullompton II v Clyst Hydon II 6th 81* N Waterhouse & M Double Seaton II v Sampford Peverell & Tiverton II 7th 65 # T Pettitt & L Bowen Clyst Hydon II v Axminster 8th 32 W Furniss & R Cousins Clyst St George II v Clyst Hydon II 9th 40 S Holmes & P Garnham Clyst Hydon II v Cullompton II 10th 66* # L Cox & S Tregedeon Exwick v Exeter III Unbroken * new league record # Centurions J Anwar Cullompton II 152* v Axminster P Stirling Thorverton II 119 v Seaton II B Sapiecha Thorverton II 149* v Clyst Hydon II A Chillcott Thorverton II 115 v Cullompton II T Mortiboys Cullompton II 145* v Axminster H O’Dwyer Clyst St George II 111 v Sampford Pev & Tiv II B Conway Axminster 142 v Sampford Pev & Tiv II P Miller Axminster 110 v Honiton II J Blackmore Cullompton II 137* v Clyst Hydon II R Pugsley Sampford Pev & Tiv II 106* v Clyst Hydon II A Guppy Axminster 135* v Sampford Pev & Tiv II J Blackmore Cullompton II 102 v Thorverton II T Wakeley Seaton II 125* v Exwick B Chilcott Sampford Pev & Tiv II 102 v Axminster BEST BOWLING # J Stirling Thorverton II 9 for 13 v Honiton II R Bentley Exeter III 5 for 14 v Clyst Hydon II # J Stirling Thorverton II 6 for 7 v Axminster R Esakhel Exeter III 5 for 20 v Seaton II S Fernley Seaton II 6 for 17 v Exwick S Bridgewater Exwick 5 for 21 v Sampford Pev & Tiv II M Knight Clyst St George II 6 for 20 v Seaton II J Poole Axminster 5 for 22 v Clyst Hydon II R Kelly Thorverton II 6 for 21 v Sampford Pev & Tiv II D Porter Exwick 5 for 28 v Exeter III A Wraight Axminster 6 for22 v Sampford Pev & Tiv F Harding Sampford Pev & Tiv II 5 for 30 v Clyst Hydon II J Hext Honiton II 6 for 27 v Clyst Hydon II J Thomas Seaton 5 for 32 v Honiton II A Brinsford Honiton II 6 for 28 v Cullompton II W Cowley Honiton II 5 for 33 v Seaton II G Bowles Cullompton II 5 for 7 v Exeter III J Doulton Seaton II 5 for 47 v Exeter III T Mortiboys Cullompton II 5 for 12 v Axminster J Stirling Thorverton II 5 for 57 v Clyst St George II O Chatterjee Clyst St George 5 for 14 v Axminster HIGHEST TEAM SCORE 329 for 4 # Cullompton II v Clyst Hydon II LOWEST TEAM SCORE 37 all out # Exwick v Seaton II LEADING RUN SCORERS R Pugsley Sampford Peverell & Tiverton II 692 A Southgate Sampford Peverell & Tiverton II 288 P Miller Axminster 649 P Beighton Honiton II 281 A Guppy Axminster 480 J Wells-West Thorverton II 276 B Conway Axminster 464 I Edworthy Clyst St George II 276 J Blackmore Cullompton II 460 H Brown Seaton II 273 K Hurst Axminster 438 K Fever Sampford Peverell & Tiverton II 271 T Read Clyst St George II 422 N Taverner Thorverton II 265 A Daldorph Thorverton II 409 N Groves Honiton II 259 J Withers Exwick 388 H O’Dwyer Clyst St George II 259 B Chilcott Sampford Peverell & Tiverton 381 H Rose Exwick 250 P Stirling Thorverton II 369 B Bosomworth Exeter III 248 M Jones Exeter III 363 J Shere Cullompton II 247 F Hill Exeter III 350 S Burrell Clyst St George II 237 J Oldfield Seaton II 343 D Takle Clyst St George II 234 J Hext Honiton II 334 T Pettitt Clyst Hydon II 218 P Tansley Honiton II 300 J Farley Thorverton II 210 R Potter Honiton II 292 B Webb Axminster 203 H Southgate Sampford Peverell & Tiverton II 289 T Tucker Seaton II 201 LEADING WICKET TAKERS J Stirling Thorverton II 40 P Tansley Honiton II 16 O Besley Clyst St George II 25 R McManus Cullompton II 15 M Knight Clyst St George II 24 J Withers Exwick 15 A Wraight Axminster 24 D Goodhew Axminster 14 R Esakhel Exeter III 22 I Edworthy Clyst St George II 14 J Doulton Seaton II 21 I Brinsford Honiton II 14 W Jenkins Axminster 21 E Shinwari Exwick 14 S Fernley Seaton II 18 J Hext Honiton II 13 M Chenery Axminster 18 T Brown Seaton II 13 G Bowles Cullompton II 18 F Harding Sampford Peverell & Tiverton II 13 R Bentley Exeter III 18 R Kelly Thorverton II 11 T Cowle Sampford Peverell & Tiverton II 18 W Cowley Honiton II 11 L Cox Exwick 18 K Coe Clyst St George II 11 M Ottery Cullompton II 17 F Hill Exeter III 11 D Sapiecha Thorverton II 16 G Daldorph Thorverton II 11 T Tucker Seaton II 16 R Ellis Axminster 11 D Hayball Axminster 16 - 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