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VPCCL- Newsletter Issue 14 August 4th - 2019 Edition 14 http://www.vpccl.co.uk/ V P C C L Victoria Park Community Cricket League Newsletter Will Isaac starting well for London Fields MUFG’S Adnan Akram stumps Fallopians skipper Hassan Khan STANDINGS DIVISION 1 P W L T A PTS 1 Super Rangers 9 7 2 0 0 21 2 Millwall 9 6 3 0 0 18 3 Old Fallopians 1st 8 4 3 1 0 13 4 London Tigers 9 3 3 2 1 10 5 London Fields 8 2 5 0 1 7 6 Rose & Crown 9 1 7 0 1 4 Millwall captain receives a league trophy from league secretary Gary Horsman DIVISION 2 P W L T A PTS We e k l y Ti p - 1 Sky 4 3 0 0 1 10 From Thursday 1st August latest start time is 6:15pm from when overs are reduced 2 Victoria Lounge 4 3 1 0 0 9 - it’s no longer 6:30pm 3 Homerton 4 2 1 0 1 7 Fixtures *Thursday’s 7pm matches are now usual time of 6pm for the rest of the season. 4 Bansko Bears 4 2 2 0 0 3 Monday 5th August 5 Expat 3 1 2 0 0 3 Pitch 1: Division 4 The Royal Strikers v L&Q Living Pitch 2: Division 3 MUFG v Phoenix All Stars Pitch 3: Division 3 Masiha v Camel Lights 6 Mile Tailenders 3 0 3 0 0 0 Tuesday 6th August DIVISION 3 P W L T A PTS Pitch 1: Division 1 Old Fallopians 1 v Millwall Pitch 2: Division 3 Mad Marrocas v Wapping Dolphins 1 Wapping Dolphins 3 3 0 0 0 9 Pitch 3: Division 4 Old Fallopians 2 v Sports Interactive Wednesday 7th August 2 Broadway 4 2 2 0 0 6 Pitch 1: Division 2 Homerton v Mile Tailenders Pitch 2: Division 1 Rose & Crown v London Fields 3 Masiha 4 2 2 0 0 6 Pitch 3: Division 2 Expat v Bansko Bears 4 Mad Marrocas 4 2 2 0 0 6 Thursday 8th August Pitch 1: Cup Super Rangers v Expat 5 Regents 4 1 3 0 0 3 Pitch 2: Cup Sky v Phoenix All Stars Pitch 3: Cup Royal Strikers v I Don’t Like Cricket 6 Camel Lights 3 1 2 0 0 3 Congratulations to the Irishman we all hear on the field Gary Flanagan of Victoria DIVISION 4 P W L T A PTS Lounge who got married last week 1 The Royal Strikers 9 7 2 0 0 21 The run out that handed Millwall the match against Super Rangers 2 MUFG 9 6 1 0 2 20 3 L&Q Living 9 6 2 0 1 19 4 Phoenix All Stars 9 4 3 0 2 14 5 Old Fallopians 2nd 9 4 5 0 0 12 6 Pacific 10 2 7 0 1 7 End of the match between Victoria Lounge and Sky 7 Sports Interactive 9 0 8 0 2 2 We are now on Facebook and instagram - #vpccl August 4th - 2019 Edition 14 http://www.vpccl.co.uk/ Old Fallopians second’s Jack Wright Weekly results Monday 29th July Pitch 1: Division 3 Regents 144-4 (D. Ormbsy 55, D. Campbell 41) Mad Marrocas 146-4 (J. Cox 51) Mad Marrocas won by 3 wickets Pitch 2: Division 3 Masiha 146-6 (G. MacKay 39no, Adnan A 17) Broadway 147-6 W. Jack 51, C. Roberts 38) Broadway won by 1 wicket Pitch 3: Division 1 Millwall 167-6 (Shakeel 51, Shumon 47) Super Rangers 60 (Umar M 31) Millwall won by 107 runs Regents opener Daniel Ormbsy Tuesday 30th July Pitch 1: Division 1 Rose & Crown OFF London Tigers Pitch 2: Division 4 Sports Interactive OFF Phoenix All Stars Pitch 3: Division 2 Homerton OFF Sky Wednesday 31st July Pitch 1: Division 2 Bansko Bears 110-2 (T. Curtis 43, O. Meikle 27) Victoria Lounge 113-1 (J. Crutcher 52, S. Phillipson 23) Victoria Lounge won by 6 wickets Pitch 2: Division 4 Old Fallopians 2 165-4 (J. Wright 51, J. Turner 50) Royal Strikers 137-3 (A. Devanga 54) Old Fallopians 2 won by 27 runs Pitch 3: Cup Old Fallopians 1 195-5 (M. Junaid 56, OL. Wrighton 50) Mile Tailenders 151-5 (F. Cofie 50, W. Digby 31) Old Fallopians won by 44 runs Thursday 1st August Pitch 1: Divison 4 L&Q Living 182-6 (Rizwan S 57, Aleem H 34) Pacific 143-7 (J. Deighan 50, C. Pollard 44) L&Q Living won by 39 runs Pitch 2: Cup London Tigers 154-7 (Jamil A 65, Rinku H 42) London Fields 131-6 (V. Bharath 35, R. Friend 33) London Fields won by 23 runs Pitch 3: Cup Victoria Lounge 159-2 (J. Crutcher 50, T. Stevens (50) Pacific opener John Deighan Wapping Dolphins 152 (15.4 overs) (R. Ripper 54, D. Oliver 27no) Victoria Lounge won by 7 runs Shakeel Ahmed again looking in great form for Millwall Mile Tailenders John Tilley stumps Old Fallopian’s Shahid, Sheraz for 10 Bansko Bears Tom Curtis celebrating We are now on Facebook and instagram - #vpccl August 4th - 2019 Edition 14 http://www.vpccl.co.uk/ Tom Stevens batting for Victoria Lounge Regents Mark Partridge is bowled Broadways Will Jack hitting a superb 50 Millwall maintained the defence of their league title on Monday with a superb performance Mustafa against leaders Super Rangers, preparing for the contest by finally being presented with last Zahid of Sky season’s trophy shortly before the match. Led by Arif Ahmed, Millwall went out firing on all hitting his cylinders. Shakeel Ahmed blasted another superb 50 alongside Shumon Miah, who hit a second fifty of the patient 47. With some last-minute hitting from Salman (20), Millwall finished on 167-6. Super season Rangers in reply lost Saif Khan early and promptly collapsed, with Jamil Ahmed taking two wickets in succession, alongside three run-outs. Rangers were bowled out for just 60, handing Millwall a 107-run win. Just three points now separate the two sides. Both have still to play Old Fallopians 1sts, meaning one of the league’s longest-serving clubs will help decide who wins Super Rangers the title. skipper Altaf Bhat Broadway saw off a tense match against Jamal Ali’s Masiha on pitch 2. Masiha, missing in-form opener and keeper Stuart Miller, won the toss and opting to bat. Despite losing several early wickets, Masiha finished with a solid total of 146, featuring an unbeaten 39 from Gus MacKay alongside 17 from Adnan Ali. Will Jack led the respose for Broadway with a blitzing half century. The New Zealander shared a match-winning stand with Cam Roberts (38) and finished unbeaten on 54, as Broadway edged to 147-6 with four balls remaining. Mad Marrocas enjoyed a tense victory over Regents, despite Regents’ opener Daniel Ormsby again demonstrating his riveting form to smash a superb 55. Regents finished on 141-4, Ormsby sharing a stand of 89 with David Campbell, who weighed in with a confident 41. The Maroccas lost early wickets in their reply but Charlie Cox (51) held his nerve and his side completed their victory with five balls remaining. Heavy showers washed out all Tuesday’s matches without a ball being bowled, including a crunch Division Two contest between Sky and Homerton. Wednesday saw Victoria Lounge return to second place in Division Two with victory over Bansko Bears in a low-scoring match on pitch 1. The Bears hit 110-3, with Tom Curtis (43) and Ollie Meikle (27) top scoring, as Bansko struggled to find the boundaries against solid bowling from the Lounge. In reply, Lounge skipper Jim Crutcher hit a patient 50. Despite losing James Neal for 14, Stefan Phillipson’s hefty match-winning six in a score of 23 propelled the Lounge to victory, with two overs to spare. A win next week against Expats in their final game will guarantee Victoria Lounge a place in Division One next season. A close call - Jim Crutcher running against Wapping Dolphins Mad Marrocas Charlie Cox Riz and Aleem have a natter We are now on Facebook and instagram - #vpccl August 4th - 2019 Edition 14 http://www.vpccl.co.uk/ London Fields’ Oli Turner Honours Board Defending league champions Regents Tom Linay in the field against 2018 Millwall London Fields’ xx smashing a boundary Mad Marrocas 2017 Rose & Crown 2016 Technosys (became Super Rangers) 2015 Sky 2014 Dynamite Ducks 2013 Dynamite Ducks 2012 Dynamite Ducks 2011 Sky 2010 East London Community 2009 The Ducks (became Dynamite Ducks) 2008 Goodmayes 2007 Sky 2006 East End Cavaliers & Victoria Park Juniors (shared) 2005 Traditional Corsairs Run out chance for Rose & Crown 2004 Tower Ravens verses Super Rangers 2003 Sky (Mola Jutt) 2002 Mola Jutt & Pacific (shared) 2001 Mola Jutt 2000 Newham A Old Fallopians 2nds blew open the top of Division Four with victory over leaders Royal 1999 Hackney Grasshoppers Strikers. Batting first, Fallopians opened with two Jacks - Wright (50) and Turner (50) - who put 1998 Mola Jutt 1997 Globetown on a match-winning opening partnership as their side raced to 165-4. That challenging total 1996 Globetown could even have been higher if not for a late comeback by the Strikers’ bowlers, Guru 1995 Millwall Nanjappa taking 2-36. Despite a sold 54 from Arun Devanga, the Strikers in reply struggled 1994 Tower Hamlets Nalgo (became Rose & Crown) to keep up with the rate. Sumit Mittal (17) and Chetan Kushalappa (14) made decent starts 1993 Dover Castle 1992 Tower Hamlets Nalgo but failed to exploit them.
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