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2Nd XI - Results (2006 Season) 2nd XI - Results (2006 Season) Result (Ltd overs) Sat29 Apr A (L) Taplow 259 Chalfont St. Giles 185 - 8 Draw Sat6 May H (L) Braywood 145 - 7 Taplow 130 Lost by 15 Runs Sun7 May A White Waltham 261 - 7 Taplow 142 - 6 Draw Sat13 May A (L) Taplow 185 Little Marlow 160 - 7 Draw Sun14 May H Taplow 168 - 4 Ballinger Waggoners 169 - 8 Lost by 2 Wkts Sun28 May H Taplow 207 - 6 Tabard Pilgrims 211 - 7 Lost by 3 Wkts Sat3 Jun H (L) Taplow 195 Englefield 116 Won by 79 Runs Sun4 Jun A Taplow 215 - 7 Widmer End & St. Margarets 196 Won by 19 Runs Sun11 Jun H Taplow 229 - 6 Hurley 230 - 3 Lost by 7 Wkts Sat17 Jun H (L) Winchmore Hill 283 - 2 Taplow 165 Lost by 118 Runs Sun18 Jun H Taplow 201 Dorchester 202 - 5 Lost by 5 Wkts Sat24 Jun H (L) Wraysbury 345 - 4 Taplow 191 Lost by 154 Runs Sat1 Jul A (L) Taplow 209 Braywood 89 Won by 120 Runs Sat8 Jul A (L) Englefield 228 - 8 Taplow 186 Lost by 42 Runs Sun9 Jul H Taplow 301 - 5 White Waltham 268 - 9 Draw Sat15 Jul H (L) Taplow 304 - 9 Chalfont St. Giles 254 - 7 Draw Sun16 Jul A Wendover 234 - 4 Taplow 155 - 8 Draw Sat29 Jul A (L) Taplow 239 - 8 Wraysbury 238 - 7 Draw Sun30 Jul A Amersham Hill 289 - 2 Taplow 185 - 8 Draw Sat5 Aug H (L) Taplow 260 Little Marlow 170 Won by 90 Runs Sun6 Aug H Taplow 241 - 6 Harrowdene 160 - 6 Draw Sat12 Aug A (L) Taplow 211 Penn & Tylers Green 213 - 2 Lost by 8 Wkts Sat19 Aug H (L) Taplow 130 Great Kingshill 127 Won by 3 Runs Sat26 Aug H (L) Taplow 251 - 6 Cookham Dean 126 Won by 125 Runs Sun27 Aug H Taplow 224 - 8 Old Ashfordians 69 Won by 155 Runs Sat2 Sep A (L) Taplow 178 - 8 Winchmore Hill 180 - 4 Lost by 6 Wkts Page 11 of 23 Taplow Cricket Club 2006 2nd XI - Playing Record (2006 Season) Played Won Draw Lost Tied Abandoned Saturday (League) 15 5 4 6 Sunday 11 2 5 4 26 7 9 10 - - 26.92% 34.62% 38.46% - - Highest Scores For Against 304 - 9 2ndv Chalfont St. Giles (L) Home 345 - 4 2ndv Wraysbury (L) Home 301 - 5 2ndv White Waltham Home 289 - 2 2ndv Amersham Hill Away 260 2ndv Little Marlow (L) Home 283 - 2 2ndv Winchmore Hill (L) Home 259 2ndv Chalfont St. Giles (L) Away 268 - 9 2ndv White Waltham Home 251 - 6 2ndv Cookham Dean (L) Home 261 - 7 2ndv White Waltham Away Lowest Scores For Against 130 2ndv Braywood Home 69 2ndv Old Ashfordians Home 130 2ndv Great Kingshill Home 89 2ndv Braywood Away 165 2ndv Winchmore Hill Home 116 2ndv Englefield Home 185 2ndv Little Marlow Away 126 2ndv Cookham Dean Home 186 2ndv Englefield Away 127 2ndv Great Kingshill Home Runs scored by Taplow (Away) 2164 for 94 wickets Average per wicket 23.02 Runs scored by Taplow (Home) 3197 for 120 wickets Average per wicket 26.64 Runs scored by Opponents (Away) 2273 for 69 wickets Average per wicket 32.94 Runs scored by Opponents at Taplow 2875 for 106 wickets Average per wicket 27.12 Page 12 of 23 Taplow Cricket Club 2006 2nd XI - Batting Averages (2006 Season) (Qualification - 4 completed innings) Innings Not Outs Runs Hi. Score Average 50's 100's 1 Tom Allen 5 0 338 123 67.60 1 2 2 Ross Dunlop 6 0 247 101 41.17 1 1 3 Andrew Bond 9 0 257 77 28.56 2 - 4 Chris Paskins 10 0 267 61 26.70 1 - 5 Bansi Chatralia 9 0 235 98 26.11 2 - 6 Ed Pettman 8 0 204 69 25.50 1 - 7 Nick Heaton 8 2 146 75* 24.33 1 - 8 Stuart Peters 19 5 315 59* 22.50 3 - 9 Callum Keogh 9 0 182 82 20.22 1 - 10 Simon Christy 6 1 97 25* 19.40 - - 11 Jon Wrapson 4 0 77 54 19.25 1 - 12 Will Tippetts 9 0 168 58 18.67 1 - 13 Tristan MacLeod 7 1 102 43 17.00 - - 14 Kieron Draycott 16 1 245 39 16.33 - - 15 Darius Coertse 10 1 143 31 15.89 - - 16 John Clark 5 0 77 32 15.40 - - 17 Simon Addinsell 8 3 64 20 12.80 - - 18 Ben Daglish 15 3 130 53 10.83 1 - 19 Charles Kent 7 0 68 25 9.71 - - 20 Laurie Burgess 5 0 39 19 7.80 - - 21 Bobby Hussain 5 0 29 14 5.80 - - 22 Mike Bradley 5 0 27 15 5.40 - - 23 Greg Lightfoot 5 0 27 12 5.40 - - 24 David Underwood 4 0 6 4 1.50 - - Also Batted Keith Franklin 5 4 195 69* 195.00 2 - Thomas Lightfoot 4 1 142 66 47.33 1 - Craig Ainsley 3 1 64 33 32.00 - - James Kent 3 0 78 54 26.00 1 - Mo Nilam 3 0 76 29 25.33 - - Steve Castle 3 2 19 11* 19.00 - - Adam Uden 4 1 30 20 10.00 - - Rob Court 3 1 14 6* 7.00 - - Tony Cane 4 2 10 7* 5.00 - - Harvey Draycott 4 1 11 6 3.67 - - Others Les Andrew 115 Will McKenzie 3 Dale Barton 27 1 Andrew Mills 135 190 Laurence Brown 1* 1 Chris Parrot 8* M. Davis 8 Sujith Perera 32 28 Alastair Ideson 1* Mathew Robinson 1 Thomas Kent 1* Mark Smith 45* L. Keogh 1 Dave Thornley 10 Mathew Lellman 10 Page 13 of 23 Taplow Cricket Club 2006 2nd XI - Highest Partnerships (2006 Season) Date Opponents 1st Wicket 94 John Clark (32) Thomas Lightfoot (66) 6 Aug Home2nd Harrowdene 86 Bansi Chatralia (98) Will Tippetts (31) 29 Apr Away2nd Chalfont St. Giles (L) 61 Mo Nilam (28) Kieron Draycott (31) 18 Jun Home2nd Dorchester 2nd Wicket 110 Nick Heaton (40) Tom Allen (123) 15 Jul Home2nd Chalfont St. Giles (L) 54 Kieron Draycott (20) Darius Coertse (28) 26 Aug Home2nd Cookham Dean (L) 31 Tristan MacLeod (21) Andrew Bond (17) 1 Jul Away2nd Braywood (L) 3rd Wicket 86 Kieron Draycott (37*) Ben Daglish (53) 14 May Home2nd Ballinger Waggoners 80 James Kent (54) Tristan MacLeod (33) 2 Sep Away2nd Winchmore Hill (L) 60 Callum Keogh (82) Ross Dunlop (29) 4 Jun Away2nd Widmer End & St. Margarets 4th Wicket 147 Andrew Mills (135) Simon Christy (25*) 28 May Home2nd Tabard Pilgrims 136 Ross Dunlop (101) Keith Franklin (49*) 11 Jun Home2nd Hurley 111 Andrew Mills (190) Simon Christy (19) 9 Jul Home2nd White Waltham 5th Wicket 127 Andrew Mills (190) Thomas Lightfoot (32*) 9 Jul Home2nd White Waltham 99 Stuart Peters (59) Ross Dunlop (92) 29 Jul Away2nd Wraysbury (L) 89 Chris Paskins (61) Nick Heaton (75*) 26 Aug Home2nd Cookham Dean (L) 6th Wicket 61 Ross Dunlop (92) Simon Christy (11) 29 Jul Away2nd Wraysbury (L) 48 Keith Franklin (69*) Greg Lightfoot (12) 6 Aug Home2nd Harrowdene 44 Nick Heaton (75*) Will Tippetts (14) 26 Aug Home2nd Cookham Dean (L) 7th Wicket 114 Will Tippetts (58) Jon Wrapson (54) 5 Aug Home2nd Little Marlow (L) 85 Chris Paskins (28) Ed Pettman (69) 3 Jun Home2nd Englefield (L) 70 Tom Allen (88) Kieron Draycott (16) 1 Jul Away2nd Braywood (L) 8th Wicket 29 Will Tippetts (58) Darius Coertse (31) 5 Aug Home2nd Little Marlow (L) 26 Les Andrew (115) Stuart Peters (6*) 27 Aug Home2nd Old Ashfordians 24 Stuart Peters (52*) Sujith Perera (32) 18 Jun Home2nd Dorchester 9th Wicket 64 Andrew Bond (77) Darius Coertse (11) 8 Jul Away2nd Englefield (L) 29 Stuart Peters (59*) Dave Thornley (10) 13 May Away2nd Little Marlow (L) 25 Ed Pettman (69) Steve Castle (11*) 3 Jun Home2nd Englefield (L) 10th Wicket 44 Mark Smith (45*) Mike Bradley (15) 29 Apr Away2nd Chalfont St. Giles (L) 32 Darius Coertse (31) Ben Daglish (5*) 5 Aug Home2nd Little Marlow (L) 23 Darius Coertse (22) Tony Cane (7*) 24 Jun Home2nd Wraysbury (L) Page 14 of 23 Taplow Cricket Club 2006 2nd XI - Bowling Averages (2006 Season) (Qualification - 20 overs) Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average 5 wkts Best 1 Tom Allen 23 4 59 5 11.80 - 7 -0-31-3 2 Chris Paskins 60 15 225 14 16.07 1 15 -3-62-5 3 Steve Castle 29 13 66 4 16.50 - 12 -5-39-3 4 Stuart Peters 197.1 43 695 40 17.38 3 15 -5-29-5 5 Dave Thornley 26 6 88 5 17.60 - 7 -0-39-3 6 Ben Daglish 76.5 11 340 19 17.89 1 11 -0-67-5 7 Mike Bradley 87 17 320 17 18.82 - 10 -2-29-3 8 Ross Dunlop 48 2 239 10 23.90 1 13 -0-40-8 9 Darius Coertse 53.4 4 243 8 30.38 - 10 -0-43-3 10 Tony Cane 34.3 8 141 4 35.25 - 8 -1-26-2 11 Ed Pettman 42.3 5 168 4 42.00 - 0.3-0- 0-1 12 Simon Addinsell 27 3 131 3 43.67 - 2 -1- 1-1 13 Charles Kent 25 2 115 2 57.50 - 5 -1-36-1 14 Nick Heaton 57.2 8 252 4 63.00 - 3.2-1- 5-2 15 Rob Court 33 0 195 3 65.00 - 9 -0-50-2 16 Harvey Draycott 33 0 227 3 75.67 - 15 -0-80-2 Also Bowled Lewis Fisher 18 3 45 4 11.25 - 18 -3-45-4 Tristan MacLeod 6 1 15 1 15.00 - 1 -0- 5-1 Mark Smith 3 0 19 1 19.00 - 3 -0-19-1 Sujith Perera 14 3 69 3 23.00 - 6 -0-24-2 James Kent 4 0 28 1 28.00 - 4 -0-28-1 Laurence Brown 16 5 58 2 29.00 - 7 -1-34-2 Alastair Ideson 6 1 32 1 32.00 - 6 -1-32-1 Craig Ainsley 10 0 76 2 38.00 - 6 -0-46-2 Richard Tyler 16 0 81 2 40.50 - 10 -0-32-2 Thomas Lightfoot 15 3 85 2 42.50 - 3 -2-12-1 Dale Barton 9 1 44 1 44.00 - 5 -0-33-1 Mathew Lellman 8 1 49 1 49.00 - 8 -1-49-1 James Wiltshire 17 0 50 1 50.00 - 8 -0-13-1 Mo Nilam 3 0 10 0 - - 3 -0-10-0 Mathew Robinson 3 1 15 0 - - 3 -1-15-0 Andrew Bond 2 0 17 0 - - 2 -0-17-0 Jon Wrapson 2 0 17 0 - - 2 -0-17-0 Chris Parrot 4 0 22 0 - - 4 -0-22-0 Thomas Kent 4 0 25 0 - - 4 -0-25-0 John Clark 5 0 34 0 - - 5 -0-34-0 Greg Lightfoot 3 0 36 0 - - 2 -0-15-0 Laurie Burgess 9 0 40 0 - - 9 -0-40-0 Bobby Hussain 9 0 62 0 - - 1 -0- 1-0 M.
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