SHUBBERY SOMERSET CRICKET LEAGUE Season 2010

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SHUBBERY SOMERSET CRICKET LEAGUE season 2010 Division One Appointments 1.45pm start May 1st Wellington v Belvedere Tom Packman Westlands v Purnell Tony Russ David Agutter Taunton Out/Rad v Barrington Richard Heath North Petherton v Ashbrittle Gwyn Phillips Brian Stockhill Staplegrove v Watchet Hedley Thorne Stewart Champion May 8th Ashbrittle v Westlands Hedley Thorne Andy Crees Barrington v Wellington Stuart Shephard Richard Heath Belvedere v North Petherton Tony Russ Martin Sheldon Purnell v Staplegrove Ian Latchem Gwyn Phillips Watchet v Taunton Out/Rad Derek Hicks Tom Packman May 15th Wellington v North Petherton Derek Hicks Staplegrove v Ashbrittle Tom Packman David Agutter Watchet v Barrington Andy Crees Westlands v Belvedere Richard Heath Tony Russ Taunton Out/Rad v Purnell Gwyn Phillips Stewart Champion May 22nd Belvedere v Staplegrove Ian Latchem David Agutter Purnell v Barrington Peter Ogborne Tony Russ Wellington v Westlands Headley Thorne Brian Stockhill Ashbrittle v Taunton Out/Rad Tom Packman Richard Heath North Petherton v Watchet Gwyn Phillips Martin Sheldon May 29th Westlands v Watchet Ian Latchem Tony Russ Ashbrittle v Purnell Derek Hicks Hedley Thorne Taunton Out/Rad v Belvedere Richard Heath Gwyn Phillips Staplegrove v Wellington Tom Packman Stewart Champion Barrington v North Petherton Brian Stockhill David Agutter June 5th Wellington v Watchet Andy Crees Brian Stockhill Watchet v Purnell Tom Packman Hedley Thorne Belvedere v Ashbrittle Ian Latchem Gwyn Phillips North Petherton v Staplegrove Tony Russ David Agutter Barrington v Westlands Martin Sheldon Richard Heath June 12th Purnell v Belvedere Brian Stockhill David Agutter Ashbrittle v Barrington Andy Crees Richard Heath Westlands v North Petherton Gwyn Phillips Stewart Champion Taunton Out/Rad v Staplegrove Tony Russ Tom Packman Watchet v Wellington Derek Hicks June 19th North Petherton v Purnell Tony Russ Stuart Shephard Belvedere v Watchet Ian Latchem Martin Sheldon Westlands v Taunton Out/Rad David Agutter Brian Stockhill Wellington v Ashbrittle Hedley Thorne Tom Packman Staplegrove v Barrington Gwyn Phillips Derek Hicks Sun. June 20th Barrington v Belvedere Richard Heath Derek Hicks June 26th Watchet v Ashbrittle Andy Crees Tom Packman Staplegrove v Westlands Richard Heath David Agutter Purnell v Wellington Peter Ogborne Ian Latchem Taunton Out/Rad v North Petherton Hedley Thorne Stewart Champion .

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