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! Cheshire County Cricket League ! 2015 NEWSLETTER: WEEK 14 - ULY 18 Leaders Toft tie with bottom club Cheadle CHEADLE moved off bottom place in the ECB Premier League when they claimed 16 tie points from a thrilling game against leaders Toft at Kingsway. Toft’s advantage is reduced to 15 points, while Neston sink to the foot of the table. Cheadle were put in and totalled 183, Greg Dixon 81, Rob Jones 4-67. Toft did not enjoy their usual batting fluency and needed a good knock from skipper Toby Drummond, 44 to give themselves a chance after slumping to 70-6. Fine bowling by Aussie Matt Fotia, 4-43 put Toft behind, but with one ball left they needed two to win and their last batsman Jimmy Lomas was run out going for the second – by star turn Fotia – leaving them on 183 all out. Chester Boughton Hall failed to close the gap, losing by three wickets to old rivals Hyde at Werneth Low after running up 207, Jack Williams contributing an unbeaten 77 at number 8, while Jason Whittaker took 5-78. For Hyde, Harry Dearden was bowled by Alex Kegg for 99, then Rob Brierley and Jason Whittaker, both 33, helped their side over the line at 208-7. Kegg finished with 4-59. Alderley Edge and Nantwich both won to move in to second and third places respectively. Alderley’s victory was by eight wickets at Grappenhall chasing their hosts’ 224-9, Warwick Abrahim 42. In Alderley’s reply of 226-2, their top scorer with an unbeaten 70 was Sam Perry, star of the club’s talented Cheshire Under 15s cup-winning team. Alan Day scored 63 and skipper Adam Worrall 55 not out. Against Neston at Whitehouse Lane, Lancashire batsman Liam Livingstone struck 165, the highest Premiership innings on record by a county contracted batsman. With 16 fours and 11 sixes off 107 deliveries, Livingstone and Steve Rimmer, 54, added 140 for the second wicket in a tally of 266-4. Neston, who need to pull their socks up after collecting only 31 points from the last seven games, were all out for 88, James Fennah 33. Their batsmen had no answer to the pace of Jimmy Warrington, who took 7-49. National club championship quarter-finalists Bowdon continued their upsurge with a five wickets win at Bramhall. They replied with 201-5, Simon Marshall finishing with a tantalising not out 99, David Lamb 3-63. This followed Bramhall’s 199-9, skipper Nick Cantello 87, Matt Tully 3-77. Marple stay on the fringe after losing by five wickets at Macclesfield, the losers’ total of 163 being highlighted by 63 not out from wicket-keeper Mark Makin, Jack Ward claiming 5-63. Macc responded with a confident 164-5, Peter Barron 69. Field day for Parkinson brothers URMSTON’s charge up the First Division continued with an overwhelming 156-run victory at Christleton - by courtesy of the Parkinson brothers. Urmston declared at 295-3, Callum Parkinson, 129 and Calum Turner 88 putting on 170 for the second wicket. Bowling Christleton out for 139 (Tom Norris 37), Lancashire leg-spinner Matthew Parkinson had the remarkable figures of 13.4-5-32-8. Leaders Sale were held to a draw at Oxton. This allowed Timperley to step up their title charge with an 83-run win at Davenham after piling up 218-8, Craig Grindley 51. Davenham were all out for 135, Ian Grindley 4-27. Sale emerged with a 14 – 7 points draw from a tricky visit to Oxton after posting 233-7. Oxton replied with 180-8, Mark Debrabender 44, Rick Halkon 4-72. Oulton Park raced to a nine wickets win at Middlewich after their hosts had closed on 192-6, Jamie Williams 61, Andy Davies 51. Oulton responded with 193-1 from just 33 overs, Iro de Silva 77 not out, Martyn East 53, Danny Leech 52 not out. Cheadle Hulme beat Tattenhall by 19 runs at Grove Park after posting 176, David Brock 4-25, Dave Shewring 4-47. Tatters mustered 157, having no answer to the skills of Ifti Naseer, 6-53 and Rana Malook, 4-63. Weaverham won by three wickets at fading Didsbury, replying with 168-7 to their hosts’ all out 166. WEEK 14 NEWSLETTER: p2 ! A close call for Warrington IF Warrington finish the season as unbeaten Division 2 champions, they will have no closer game than Saturday’s at Alvanley, where they scraped home by one wicket with four balls remaining. Alvanley posted 215-9 on groundsman Ian Charles’ flawless batting strip, led by Mike Rowlands, 51 and Stephen Charles, 49, against Aussie paceman Nathan Green’s 4-82. Warrington lost wickets regularly after tea, many to smart catches, Stephen Charles 5-41 and eventually needed 20 when injured opener Mal Agar came in at number 11 to join Nathan Green. Agar stuck to his job despite a smashed finger while his colleague patiently knocked off the runs to close at 218-9 from 49.2 overs. On this form Alvanley will not be relegated from the League, nor do they perhaps deserve to be with such excellent facilities for a small village club. Bollington won by four wickets at Bredbury St. Mark’s who are battling hard to retain their status. They replied with 181-6 to their hosts’ spirited 177-8, Chris Nuttall 66 not out, Sabir Mallie 4-63. Upton moved into third place with a two wickets home win against Mobberley, who were bowled out for 141, Matt Ingram 5-32. Ben Kant top-scored with 53 in Upton’s reply of 142-8, after being given some tense moments by the consistent Abdul Aqeel, who took 6-45 from 25 tight overs. Irby remain 32 points adrift in bottom placed after losing their 11th game, at Stockport. They mustered just 125, Dave Newman 37, Mike Eley 5-44 and the Cale Green men replied with 129-4, George Barber 48 not out. Congleton eased away from the danger zone with a 25 runs home win against Widnes after posting 171, Max O’Sullivan 60, James Menzies 5-70. Widnes were bowled out for 146, new England Over 50s batsman Phil Catterall 46, John Copeland 4-25. Brooklands played well to win by 55 runs at Northwich following an innings of 211-5, Dave Madden 72, Jack Bagshaw 67. !Northwich got to 156, Mark Walker 36, A.J. Hart 4-35. SATURDAY’S DETAILED SCORES ECB Premier League BRAMHALL (8 pts.) lost to BOWDON (won toss, 25 pts.) by 5 wickets: Bramhall 199-9 (55 overs: N Cantello 87, M Tully 3-77); ! Bowdon 201-5 (41 overs: S. Marshall 99 not out, C Hey 45, M Leathley 41, D. Lamb 3-63). CHEADLE (16 pts.) tied with TOFT (won toss, 16 pts.) Cheadle 183 (55 overs: G Dixon 81, W. Holmes 41, R. Jones 4-67, F. Talbot 3-22); ! Toft 183 (55 overs: T. Drummond 44, J Goode 38, M Fotia 4-43). GRAPPENHALL (8 pts.) lost to ALDERLEY EDGE (won toss, 25 pts.) by 8 wickets: Grappenhall 224-9 (55 overs: W Abrahim 42); ! Alderley Edge 226-2 (48 overs: S Perry 70no, A Day 63, A Worrall 55no). HYDE (won toss, 25 pts.) beat CHESTER BOUGHTON HALL (9 pts.) by 3 wickets: Chester 207 (54 overs: J Williams 77no, L Dixon 41, J. Whittaker 5-78); ! Hyde 208-7 (52 overs: H Dearden 99, R. Brierley 33, J. Whittaker 33, A Kegg 4-59). MACCLESFIELD (won toss, 25 pts.) beat MARPLE (6 pts.) by 5 wickets: Marrple 163 (45 overs: M Makin 63no, J Ward 5-63); ! Macclesfield 164-5 (41 overs: P Barron 69, T. Parfett 48no). NANTWICH (won toss, 25 pts.) beat NESTON (1 pt.) by 178 runs: Nantwich 266-4 dec. (44 overs: L. Livingstone 165, S Rimmer 54); Neston 88 (29 overs: J Fennah 33, J. Warrington 7-49; O. Griffiths 3-20). ! Division One CHEADLE HULME (25 pts.) beat TATTENHALL (won toss, 6 pts.) by 19 runs: Cheadle Hulme 176 (45 overs: D. Summerskill 41, A. Wilde 33, D. Brock 4-25, D. Shewring 4-47); ! Tattenhall 157 (42 overs: D Sadler 58, I. Naseer 6-53, R Malook 4-63). WEEK 14 NEWSLETTER: p3 !Div. 1 results contd … CHRISTLETON (won toss, 2 pts.) lost to URMSTON (25 pts.) by 156 runs: Urmston 295-3 dec. (46 overs: C. Parkinson 129, C Turner 88, S Panda 44); Christleton 139 (35 overs: T. Norris 37, M Parkinson 8-32). DAVENHAM (4 pts.) lost to TIMPERLEY (won toss, 25 pts.) by 83 runs: Timperley 218-6 (50 overs: C Grindley 51, D. Cooper 37, B Gough 3-36, R Taylor 3-47); ! Davenham 135 (40 overs: M Greaves 36, I Grindley 4-27, J White 3-45). DIDSBURY (7 pts.) lost to WEAVERHAM (won toss, 25 pts.) by 3 wickets: Didsbury 166 (42 overs): ! Weaverham 168-7 (49 overs): MIDDLEWICH (won toss, 6 pts.) lost to OULTON PARK (25 pts.) by 9 wickets: Middlewich 192-6 (50 overs: J. Williams 61, A. Davies 51); Oulton Park 193-12 (33 overs: I De Silva 77no, M. East 53, D Leech 51no), OXTON (7 pts.) drew with SALE (won toss, 14 pts.) Sale 233-7 (50 overs: I Greenhough 47); Oxton 180-8 (50 overs: M. Debrabender 44, R Halkon 4-72). Division Two ALVANLEY (12 pts.) lost to WARRINGTON (won toss, 25 pts.) by 1 wicket Alvanley 215-9 (50 overs: M Rowlands 51, S. Charles 49, J Eccleston 30, N. Green 4-82, B McIntosh 3-79); ! Warrington 218-9 (49.2 overs: A Green 55, T Clutterbuck 45, N Green 31no, S.
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    BANGABANDHU BANGLADESH PREMIER LEAGUE (BBPL) T20 -2019 SL No. PLAYER COUNTRY PLAYING ROLE PLAYING STYLE EXPECTED GRADE AVAILABILITY 1 Imran Qayyum England Left Arm Orthodox Right Hand D 16/12/2019 to 11/01/2020 2 Niroshan Dickwella Sri Lanka WK/Batsman Left Hand B Full 3 Suranga Lakmal Sri Lanka Medium Fast Bowler Right Hand D Full 4 Isuru Udana Sri Lanka All Rounder/Medium Fast Bowler Right Hand A Full 5 Nuwan Pradeep Sri Lanka Medium Fast Bowler Right Hand C Full 6 Shehan Jayasurya Sri Lanka All rounder/Off Spin Left Hand D Full 7 Milinda Siriwardana Sri Lanka All Rounder/Left Arm Orthodox Left Hand D Full 8 Oshada Fernando Sri Lanka All Rounder/Leg Spin Right Hand D Full 9 Sadeera Samarawickrama Sri Lanka WK/Batsman Right Hand D Full 10 Dinesh Chandimal Sri Lanka WK/Batsman Right Hand C Full 11 Vishwa Fernando Sri Lanka Medium Fast Bowler Left Hand D Full 12 Lahiru Madushanka Sri Lanka All Rounder/ Medium Fast Bowler Right Hand D Full 13 Thikshila De Silva Sri Lanka All Rounder/Medium Fast Bowler Left Hand D Full 14 Kevin Koththigoda Sri Lanka Leg spin Left Hand D Full 15 Nimanda Madushanka Sri Lanka All Rounder/Medium Fast Bowler Right Hand D Full 16 Kyle Abbott South Africa Medium Fast Bowler Right Hand B 19/12/19 to 11/1/20 16 Kyle Abbott South Africa Medium Fast Bowler Right Hand B 19/12/19 to 11/1/20 17 Hardus Viljoen South Africa Medium Fast Bowler Right Hand B 19/12/19 to 11/1/20 18 David Wiese South Africa All Rounder/Medium Fast Bowler Right Hand B Full 19 Ahmed Shehzad Pakistan Top Order Batsman Right Hand B Full 20 Anwar