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Sundown Specials: Season's Results Sundown Specials: season’s results Match Date Venue Match type First Innings Second Innings Result Best bowling Top scorer 1 27-May-01 Southover 40 overs Ekta Sundown Specials Lost by 12 runs Farrell: 3-20 Farrell: 24 123 for 9 (40) 111 all out (36.2) * Star players failed to deliver 2 3-Jun-01 Southover Dec Sundown Specials Elthorne Won by 25 runs Cattell: 3-28 Golding: 45 183 for 8 dec (47) 158 for 9 all out (43.2) * Elthorne were 104 for 0 going into the last 20 overs… 3 10-Jun-01 Sunny Hill Park 35 overs Old Reptilians Sundown Specials Abandoned: no result Naisbitt: 2-10 -- 99 for 8 (35) dnb * D Smith gets first wicket for SS since Thatcher was in power, 1st ball 4 17-Jun-01 Highgate Dec Highgate Sundown Specials Won by 7 wickets Naisbitt: 2-18 Herllihy: 80 154 for 7 dec (53) 155 for 3 (37.4) * Skipper retired himself, ‘bored’ 5 24-Jun-01 Southover Dec Sundown Specials Harrow St Mary's Won by 28 runs Cattell: 5-23 Herlihy: 35 177 for 8 dec (43) 149 all out (36) * Match won on the last ball 6 1-Jul-01 Whitewebbs Dec Sundown Specials Enfield Invicta Won by 89 runs Naisbitt: 5-12 McGowan: 59* 208 for 4 dec (39) 119 all out (26.2) * Mark didn’t want to bowl 7 8-Jul-01 Southover Dec Sundown Specials Walthamstow Horizontals Draw Medlock: 4-13 Herlihy: 51 170 for 8 dec (45) 134 for 7 (42) * Bit of blood was drawn, as well as the match 8 15-Jul-01 Wilf Slack 40 overs Finchley Taverners Sundown Specials Lost by 22 runs Cattell: 1-11 McGowan: 66 192 for 5 (40) 170 all out (39.4) * Some poor bowling on a flat pitch 9 22-Jul-01 Southover Dec Washington Sundown Specials Draw Cattell: 6-43 McGowan: 59* 168 all out (46.5) 103 for 9 (46) * We took nine catches in the innings – did that win the match? 10 29-Jul-01 Highgate Woods 40 overs Black Rose Sundown Specials Lost by 34 runs David: 3-23 McGowan: 48 180 all out (35) 146 all out (36.4) * We were doing really well at one point. Fucking hot too... 11 5-Aug-01 Southover Dec Highgate Sundown Specials Draw Cattell: 3-8 Herllihy: 31 170 for 7 dec (50) 152 for 8 (40) * Skipper retired himself, again. Tosser 12 12-Aug-01 Alexandra Park Dec Washington Sundown Specials Won by 8 wickets Cattell: 3-18 Medlock: 77 137 all out (47.2) 140 for 2 (32.1) * Should’ve won by 10 13 26-Aug-01 Greasby Lane Dec Upton Sundown Specials Draw Golding: 3-33 Dixon: 47* 208 or 8 dec (45) 202 for 9 (44) * Some kind of fuck up with the overs denied victory… 14 2-Sep-01 Southover 36 overs Black Rose Sundown Specials Won by 8 wickets McGowan G: 5-38 Isles: 57* 154 for 9 all out (35.2) 156 for 2 (30) * Class ringer wreaks revenge... and Graham gets some wickets 15 9-Sep-01 Low Hall Dec Sundown Specials Walthamstow Horizontals Won by 47 runs Pilgrim: 3-18 McGowan: 83* 177 for 7 (38) 112 all out (29.3) * England-like, we were 0 for 2... 16 16-Sep-01 Southover Dec Enfield Invicta Sundown Specials Draw Naisbitt: 3-31 Vernon: 32 183 for 7 dec (41) 142 for 8 (38) * Some punk smacked the ball around for Enfield 2001 results: Played Won Drawn Lost No result 167531 Batting and fielding averages 2001 Qualification: five matches ———————— How out (%) ———————- Matches Innings Runs Not out Average High score Bowled Caught LBW Stumped Run out Catches Stumpings Mike McGowan 16 12 449 3 49.89 83* 33.33 66.67 –– – 129 Tony Medlock 13 13 360 2 32.73 77 18.18 72.73 9.09 –– 4 – Mike Herlihy 16 15 453 1 32.36 80 35.71 64.29 –– – 7 – Dave Cattell 12 8 37 6 18.50 18* 50.00 50.00 –– – 2 – Mark Naisbitt 15 8 78 3 15.60 22 40.00 40.00 20.00 –– 5 – Andy Vernon 13 11 162 – 14.73 38 18.18 63.64 18.18 –– 5 – Steve Golding 14 12 151 1 13.73 45 36.36 54.55 9.09 –– 5 – Mike Forshaw 6 5 38 1 9.50 20 75.00 25.00 –– – 6 – Jon Henderson 8 6 30 2 7.50 13* – 75.00 25.00 –– – – Dom Pilgrim 14 9 50 2 7.14 17 28.57 57.14 – – 14.29 4– Euan Soutar 5 4 24 – 6.00 11 50.00 50.00 –– – 3 – Gareth Williams 6 5 24 – 4.80 12 40.00 40.00 20.00 –– – – Averages for players who played in less than five matches ———————— How out (%) ———————- Matches Innings Runs Not out Average High score Bowled Caught LBW Stumped Run out Catches Stumpings Chris Isles 1 1 57 1 – 57* – – – – – – – G… Dixon 1 1 47 1 – 47* – – – – – 1 – Chris Ketchell 2 2 34 1 34.00 24 100.00 –––– – – Andy Farrell 2 2 26 1 26.00 24 – 100.00 –– – 2 – Rowan Duffin 2 2 21 – 10.50 13 50.00 ––50.00 ––– A… Moffat 1 1 9 – 9.00 9 100.00 –––– – – Jaimini Jani 2 2 13 – 6.50 9 50.00 50.00 –– – 1 – Pete David 1 1 6 – 6.00 6––100.00 –– – – Ivan Naisbitt 1 1 6 – 6.00 6 100.00 –––– – – Dave Reed 3 2 8 – 4.00 8 50.00 50.00 –– – 2 – Barry Cosgrove 2 2 6 – 3.00 6 100.00 –––– 1 – John Hollis 2 1 2 – 2.00 2 100.00 –––– – – Alex Boggia 2 1 2 – 2.00 2––––100.00 –– Graham McGowan 2 1 1 – 1.00 1–100.00 –– – – – Ringo Tailor 4 1 0 – 0.00 0 100.00 –––– 1 – Mark Billing 1 1 0 – 0.00 0–100.00 –– – – – John Marrow 1 1 0 – 0.00 0 100.00 –––– – – Nick Ketchell 2101 – 0*––––– 1 – Dennis Smith 1 – – – – – – – – – – – – Dave Sambrook 1 – – – – – – – – – – – – Mike Bradshaw 1 – – – – – – – – – – – – Bowling averages 2001 Qualification: 15 overs Matches Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Economy Strike Average Best bowling Dave Cattell 12 117.1 28 294 29 2.51 24.24 10.14 6-43 Graham McGowan 2 15.2 – 78 6 5.09 15.33 13.00 5-38 Steve Golding 14 47 6 170 11 3.62 25.64 15.45 3-33 Mark Naisbitt 15 92.5 19 355 22 3.82 25.32 16.14 5-12 Tony Medlock 13 53 5 253 15 4.77 21.20 16.87 4-13 Nick Ketchell 2 17.2 4 59 3 3.40 34.67 19.67 3-21 Dom Pilgrim 14 129 34 397 19 3.08 40.74 20.89 3-18 Mike Forshaw 6 25 2 109 4 4.36 37.50 27.25 2-21 Ringo Tailor 4 17 1 83 3 4.88 34.00 27.67 1-11 Jon Henderson 8 46 15 166 5 3.61 55.20 33.20 2-22 Averages for players who bowled less than 15 overs Matches Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Economy Strike Average Best bowling Pete David 1 6 – 23 3 3.83 12.00 7.67 3-23 Andy Farrell 2 13 3 35 3 2.69 26.00 11.67 3-20 Dennis Smith 1 7 1 27 2 3.86 21.00 13.50 2-27 Dave Sambrook 1 8 2 17 1 2.13 48.00 17.00 1-17 G… Dixon 1 9 2 18 1 2.00 54.00 18.00 1-18 Mike Herlihy 16 7 – 40 2 5.71 21.00 20.00 1-4 Mike Bradshaw 1 4 – 29 1 7.25 24.00 29.00 1-29 Rowan Duffin 2 8 – 34 1 4.25 48.00 34.00 1-24 Jaimini Jani 2 1 – 14 – 14.00 – – 0-14 Mark Billing 1 4 – 15 – 3.75 – – 0-15 Chris Isles 1 7 1 22 – 3.14 – – 0-22 Ivan Naisbitt 1 6 – 25 – 4.17 – – 0-25 Sundown Specials bowling, batting and fielding records 1980-2001 Most wickets in a season Most wickets in a career Richard Bathard 59 1993 Richard Bathard 502 (12.93) 1981-00 John Hollis 57 1984 John Hollis 391 (10.91) 1981-01 Mike Herlihy 56 1985 Mike Herlihy 382 (11.65) 1980-01 John Hollis 54 1985 Mark Naisbitt 362 (13.50) 1980-01 Richard Bathard 51 1988 Phil Emson 287 (12.68) 1981-94 Most runs in a season Most runs in a career Dave Reed 692 (43.25) 1992 Mike Herlihy 8,058 (23.84) 1980-01 Mike Herlihy 684 (29.74) 1993 Dave Reed 6,061 (19.55) 1981-01 Tony Medlock 561 (51.00) 1994 Richard Bathard 4,175 (20.67) 1981-00 Mike Herlihy 537 (20.12) 1988 Tony Medlock 3,568 (34.31) 1986-01 Richard Bathard 530 (23.04) 1988 John Hollis 3,506 (14.19) 1981-01 Most dismissals in a season Most dismissals in career Dave Reed 30 (24 ct, 6 st) 1987 Dave Reed 325 (256 ct, 69 st) 1980-01 Dave Reed 26 (21 ct, 5 st) 1990 Mark Naisbitt 179 (173 ct, 6 st) 1980-01 Dave Reed 25 (23 ct, 2 st) 1993 Mike Herlihy 141 (138 ct, 3 st) 1980-01 Dave Reed 25 (16 ct, 9 st) 1989 Richard Bathard 109 (109 ct) 1981-00 Dave Reed 23 (15 ct, 8 st) 1994 Mike McGowan 107 (88 ct, 19 st) 1984-01 Overall playing record 1980-2001 Played Won Drawn Tied Lost No result 549 315 80 4 131 11 Wicket partnerships 2001* 1st 128 Tony Medlock (77) and Mike Herlihy (35) against Washington 12 Aug 01 118 Andy Vernon (38) and Mike Herlihy (80) against Highgate 17 Jun 01 63 Andy Vernon (21) and Mike Herlihy (36) against Black Rose 2 Sep 01 2nd 84 Mike Herlihy (51) and Tony Medlock (50) against Walthamstow Horizontals 8 Jul 01 80 Mike Herlihy (30) and Mike McGowan (48) against Black Rose 29 Jul 01 75 Mike Herlihy (34) and Steve Golding (45) against Elthorne 3 Jun 01 3rd 66 Andy Vernon (37) and Mike Herlihy (29) against Upton 26 Aug 01 61* Chris Isles (57*) and Tony Medlock (27*) against Black Rose 2 Sep 01 36 Mike Herlihy (17) and Tony Medlock (19) against Walthamstow Horizontals 9 Sep 01 4th 63 Mike Herlihy (52*) and Tony Medlock (41) against Enfield Invicta 1 Jul 01 35 Mike Forshaw (20) and Tony Medlock (33) against Elthorne 3 Jun 01 32 Mike Herlihy (35) and Tony Medlock (23) against Harrow St Mary's 24 Jun 01 5th 100* Mike Herlihy (52*) and Mike McGowan (59*) against Enfield Invicta 1 Jul 01 55 Tony Medlock (28) and Mike McGowan (29) against Highgate 5 Aug 01 48 Mike Herlihy (35) and Mike McGowan (30) against Harrow St Mary's 24 Jun 01 6th 39 Mike McGowan (83*) and Dom Pilgrim (17) against Walthamstow Horizontals 9 Sep 01 34 Tony Medlock (25) and Steve Golding (18) against Enfield Invicta 16 Sep 01 20 Tony Medlock (9) and Pete David (6) against Black Rose 29 Jul 01 7th 58 Mike McGowan (83*) and Mark Naisbitt (10) against Walthamstow Horizontals 9 Sep 01 53 Mike McGowan (66) and Jon Henderson (10) against Finchley Taverners 15 Jul 01 30 Andy Farrell (24) and Dave Reed (8) against Ekta 27 May 01 8th 54 Mike McGowan (66) and Mark Naisbitt (22) against Finchley Taverners 15 Jul 01 37* Mike McGowan (83*) and Dave Cattell (18*) against Walthamstow Horizontals 9 Sep 01 9th 15 Jon Henderson (13) and Dom Pilgrim (2) against Ekta 27 May 01 10th 26* Mike McGowan (59*) and Dave Cattell (0*) against Washington 22 Jul 01 * Poor data available for match against Upton – again.
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