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Match Report Royton CC, 4th XI vs Friarmere CC, 3rd XI Friarmere CC, 3rd XI - Won by 5 wickets Date: Sun 06 Sep 2020 Location: England - Lancashire Match Type: 40 Over League Match Scorer: Alison Tackley Toss: Friarmere CC, 3rd XI won the toss and elected to Bowl URL: https://www.crichq.com/matches/851669 Royton CC, 4th XI Friarmere CC, 3rd XI Score 74-10 Score 76-5 Overs 37.1 Overs 23.2 N Greenwood J J Walker L Marlor C Grafton S Marlor CM McEvoy S O'Callaghan H Wood † NF Fawcett PW Wood B A Krigers C P Ramadhin D Marsh † Archie Davis L Tackley Harry Newton G Flynn Nb Bird O Hurst Sm Fancy P Middleton D Price Unsure page 1 of 34 Scorecards 1st Innings | Batting: Royton CC, 4th XI R B 4's 6's SR N Greenwood 1 . 1 . 1 . // c C Grafton b C P Ramadhin 3 11 0 0 27.27 P Middleton . // c PW Wood b C P Ramadhin 0 3 0 0 0.0 G Flynn . 2 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 1 . 1 1 . // b Nb Bird 9 31 0 0 29.03 S O'Callaghan . // c PW Wood b C P Ramadhin 0 10 0 0 0.0 S Marlor . // lbw b CM McEvoy 0 2 0 0 0.0 L Marlor . 2 . 2 4 . 1 . // b Nb Bird 9 15 1 0 60.0 NF Fawcett . 1 . 4 . // c Sm Fancy b CM McEvoy 5 12 1 0 41.67 B A Krigers . 1 1 . 1 1 . // b Sm Fancy 4 25 0 0 16.0 L Tackley . 2 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 not out 21 74 2 0 28.38 . 4 1 . 1 1 . 1 . 4 . O Hurst . 1 . 1 . // c PW Wood b Archie Davis 2 12 0 0 16.67 D Marsh † . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 1 . 1 . // b Archie Davis 7 31 0 0 22.58 Extras (w 6, nb 1, b 4, lb 3) 14 Total (10 wickets; 37.1 overs) 74 1.99 RPO Fall of Wicket: 1-1 (P Middleton 0.4 ov ), 6-2 (N Greenwood 4.3 ov ), 8-3 (S O'Callaghan 6.6 ov ), 8-4 (S Marlor 7.2 ov ), 20-5 (L Marlor 10.4 ov ), 29-6 (NF Fawcett 13.4 ov ), 31-7 (G Flynn 14.4 ov ), 44-8 (B A Krigers 23.3 ov ), 51-9 (O Hurst 27.1 ov ), 74-10 (D Marsh 37.1 ov ) Bowling: Friarmere CC, 3rd XI O M R W EC AV EX C P Ramadhin 5.0 3 2 3 0.40 0.67 CM McEvoy 7.0 0 20 2 2.86 10.00 (w 1) Nb Bird 7.0 2 11 2 1.57 5.50 Sm Fancy 5.0 1 5 1 1.00 5.00 (nb 1) C Grafton 5.0 0 10 0 2.00 - Archie Davis 6.1 1 17 2 2.76 8.50 (w 5) D Price 2.0 0 2 0 1.00 - Notes: Weather Break at 18.0. page 2 of 34 2nd Innings | Batting: Friarmere CC, 3rd XI R B 4's 6's SR Harry Newton . 1 . 1 . // b S Marlor 2 24 0 0 8.33 J J Walker . 1 . 1 . // c S O'Callaghan b NF Fawcett 2 21 0 0 9.52 H Wood † . 1 . // c L Marlor b NF Fawcett 1 6 0 0 16.67 PW Wood . 2 . 3 1 . 4 . 1 . 6 1 . 1 2 . 4 not out 42 56 5 1 75.0 . 2 4 . 4 . 3 . 4 D Price . 1 . 2 1 1 4 . 3 . // b N Greenwood 12 16 1 0 75.0 Sm Fancy 1 . 2 2 . // c P Middleton b N Greenwood 5 6 0 0 83.33 CM McEvoy . 1 . 1 1 . not out 3 13 0 0 23.08 Extras (w 4, nb 2, b 3) 9 Total (5 wickets; 23.2 overs) 76 3.26 RPO Did Not Bat:["C Grafton", "C P Ramadhin", "Archie Davis", "Nb Bird", "Unsure"] Fall of Wicket: 5-1 (J J Walker 6.4 ov ), 7-2 (Harry Newton 7.6 ov ), 7-3 (H Wood 8.1 ov ), 31-4 (D Price 14.1 ov ), 39-5 (Sm Fancy 16.1 ov ) Bowling: Royton CC, 4th XI O M R W EC AV EX NF Fawcett 7.0 4 7 2 1.00 3.50 (nb 2) S Marlor 6.0 0 15 1 2.50 15.00 L Marlor 3.0 0 19 0 6.33 - (w 2) N Greenwood 4.0 0 17 2 4.25 8.50 L Tackley 2.2 0 12 0 5.14 - (w 2) O Hurst 1.0 0 3 0 3.00 - page 3 of 34 Royton CC, 4th XI 74-10 Team Report Friarmere CC, 3rd XI 76-5 Lincoln Tackley-21(74), Greg Flynn-9(31), Neil Three highest scores Paul Wood-42(56), David Price-12(16), Simon Marlor-9(15) Fancy-5(6) Lincoln Tackley, Darren Marsh-23(63), Ben Three highest Paul Wood, Christopher McEvoy-37(45), Paul Krigers, Lincoln Tackley-13(55), Greg Flynn, partnerships Wood, David Price-24(38), Paul Wood, Simon Neil Marlor-12(55) Fancy-8(38) 7 | 18.92% of total overs Maidens faced 4 | 17.39% of total overs 5 | 2.21% of total balls Wides faced 4 | 2.82% of total balls 1 | 0.44% of total balls No Balls faced 2 | 1.41% of total balls 182 | 80.53% of total balls Dot Balls faced 110 | 77.46% of total balls 36 | 48.65% of total runs 1s scored 16 | 21.05% of total runs 4 | 10.81% of total runs 2s scored 6 | 15.79% of total runs 0 | 0.0% of total runs 3s scored 3 | 11.84% of total runs 4 | 21.62% of total runs 4s scored 6 | 31.58% of total runs 0 | 0.0% of total runs 5s scored 0 | 0.0% of total runs 0 | 0.0% of total runs 6s scored 1 | 7.89% of total runs 8 (38) | 10.81% of total runs Runs scored off 1st 5 (24) | 6.58% of total runs ball of over 3 (37) | 4.05% of total runs Runs scored off 2nd 20 (24) | 26.32% of total runs ball of over 13 (37) | 17.57% of total runs Runs scored off 3rd 8 (23) | 10.53% of total runs ball of over 14 (37) | 18.92% of total runs Runs scored off 4th 10 (23) | 13.16% of total runs ball of over 7 (37) | 9.46% of total runs Runs scored off 5th 11 (23) | 14.47% of total runs ball of over 6 (37) | 8.11% of total runs Runs scored off 6th 13 (23) | 17.11% of total runs ball of over 9 (8) | 12.16% of total runs Runs scored off 7th 0 (3) | 0.0% of total runs ball of over Runs scored off 8th 0 (3) | 0.0% of total runs ball of over page 4 of 34 1st Innings - Royton CC, 4th XI 2nd Innings - Friarmere CC, 3rd XI Key: Dots 1's 2's 3's 4's 5's No wagon wheel data captured No wagon wheel data captured 6's W's Batting Stats Bowling Stats Batting Stats Bowling Stats Runs 74 Overs 37.1 Runs 76 Overs 23.2 Balls 208 Maiden 7 Balls 132 Maiden 4 Dot Balls 182 Wickets 10 Dot Balls 110 Wickets 5 1s 36 Wides 5 1s 16 Wides 4 2s 4 No Balls 1 2s 6 No Balls 2 3s 0 Economy 1.991 3s 3 Economy 3.257 4s 4 4s 6 5s 0 5s 0 6s 0 6s 1 page 5 of 34 Royton CC, 4th XI Friarmere CC, 3rd XI Match Partnerships Friarmere CC, 3rd XI Royton CC, 4th XI Extras 2(2), Harry Newton 1(19), Joseph Walker 2(21)||Neil Greenwood 1(1), Philip Middleton 0(3) 5(42) 1(4) Harry Newton 1(3), Harry Wood 1(5)||Neil Greenwood 2(10), Greg Flynn 3(13) 2(8) 5(23) Harry Wood 0(1), Paul Wood 0(0)||Greg Flynn 1(5), Sam O'Callaghan 0(10), Extras 1(1) 0(1) 2(15) Extras 2(2), Paul Wood 10(20), David Price 12(16)||Greg Flynn 0(1), Sam Marlor 0(2) 24(38) 0(3) Extras 2(2), Paul Wood 1(6), Simon Fancy 5(6)||Greg Flynn 1(5), Neil Marlor 9(15), Extras 2(2) 8(12) 12(21) Extras 3(3), Paul Wood 31(30), Christopher McEvoy 3(13)||Greg Flynn 4(6), Nick Fawcett 5(12) 37(45) 9(18) |Greg Flynn 0(1), Ben Krigers 1(5), Extras 1(1) 2(6) |Ben Krigers 3(19), Lincoln Tackley 6(35), Extras 4(4) 13(55) |Lincoln Tackley 3(10), Olivia Hurst 2(12), Extras 2(1) 7(23) |Lincoln Tackley 12(29), Darren Marsh 7(31), Extras 4(4) 23(63) page 6 of 34 MVP Leaderboard PW Wood First Place 11.84 MVP Points Rank Player MVP Points Team 1 PW Wood 11.84 Friarmere CC, 3rd XI 2 Nb Bird 5.72 Friarmere CC, 3rd XI 3 C P Ramadhin 5.66 Friarmere CC, 3rd XI 4 NF Fawcett 4.86 Royton CC, 4th XI 5 Sm Fancy 4.74 Friarmere CC, 3rd XI 6 N Greenwood 4.11 Royton CC, 4th XI 7 CM McEvoy 4.01 Friarmere CC, 3rd XI 8 Archie Davis 3.78 Friarmere CC, 3rd XI 9 S Marlor 3.13 Royton CC, 4th XI 10 L Tackley 2.04 Royton CC, 4th XI 11 L Marlor 2.0 Royton CC, 4th XI 12 D Price 1.67 Friarmere CC, 3rd XI 13 C Grafton 1.37 Friarmere CC, 3rd XI 14 P Middleton 1.2 Royton CC, 4th XI 15 S O'Callaghan 1.17 Royton CC, 4th XI page 7 of 34 Rank Player MVP Points Team 16 G Flynn 0.82 Royton CC, 4th XI 17 D Marsh † 0.52 Royton CC, 4th XI 18 B A Krigers 0.09 Royton CC, 4th XI O Hurst 19 0.07 Royton CC, 4th XI Unsure 20 0.0 Friarmere CC, 3rd XI 21 H Wood † -0.07 Friarmere CC, 3rd XI 22 J J Walker -0.49 Friarmere CC, 3rd XI 23 Harry Newton -0.61 Friarmere CC, 3rd XI page 8 of 34 1st Innings: 74-10 (37.1 Overs) Bowling: Friarmere CC, 3rd XI Power Play Over Runs Balls Wicket RPO Total Bowler 1 1 1 .
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