sev€n ballslo 5pdre Cuernsey made shonworkof vebbpr and lh€ Chdiman ol LCC.. Coiin Cowdrey Tnr HosrTrlm Tmumpns 6r€ec€, bearinq rh€m comforr.bly by leven wkk disribu€d stalueles ro winn€rs dnd losers Coijn'ndividudL Co!r'dr€y. lnder anolher hdl lhdl 0f hen th€ firsr malches ianed on Cuernsets caplain had lon al hrs Dr€v'ous Presdenr olrh€ ACU then presenled ceniircdtes llonday 2tn mdy one could only los6 of the coin .nd lhe rindl lo110wed lhe same lo lhose umpires and scoreK ol rh€ local Asocid. gues al lhe ourcome Wilh oler pdnern Eelqrum pul rhe home sid€ in ds rhey lion who hdd dchieved examindrlon luccess€! cdn skies dnd coLd wmd\ il r€ckon?d rhey rvere b€fler chdsinq a roldl. Irey was nol lhe idedl wearher for di.kpr dEmsed lour ol rheir oppon€nrs for 75 in 17 ove6 Thedinner rounded ofta really maNellous week reporB )oh, wl ians- dnd conlidpnriyappealpd ior a.ar.h at lhewicket and was held in a ldrqe marque€ dl (G.V. fieLd. A few invrled counrri€s or islands !r'ere undbie bul Luernbo0rq umprre. Bridn Rolse. rpjpded it. aboul 100 people anendng Pres€nl werc lhe to comp€re such as ltdly dnd leuey and lhe A relieved Neil Hunterwenr on t0 hit 59 rn a crucidl li€ulendnr Govemor, Colin Cowdrey and Rog€r pres€nce olAalla \,r'as p€dapswindow dresing. srand of I20 \,r' h Paul wakp{ord \rho ended on Krrghl plus localdrgnildrie5, spon5o[ dllthe com lhouqh hopetully il dugur! d revival of rhe game 9s'. a very rcsponsible innin!!. petinq r€dms and umpires Ben Brocklphurl lhe on rhe isldnd. Ile r€dms were dNided into n o Fom he srdn oi rh€ Belgidn inntnls il wds Lreuiendnl Gov€rnor and colin cowdrey 6ll mide groupspldyinq €ach other l0.over mdlche! rh€ obvious lhdr Gu€rns€ysrhr€e pac€ bowlers, Bu . ex.elLenl speeche! P€ter Nrxon, Pr6ident ol lhe 'n two leams hedding €ach Eoup then advanc€d to hadi. H€.Ise and TulviLl€ were qllcker lhan any Swis Cricker Asociation ro p p€d rb in gs ofi wih dn the semis and the other ro pldy-offs otheE in lhe lournamenr dnd thdt Anihony and unsch€duled speech. expressinq lhdnks lo ev€.y. Guerns€y soon warmed a ielu Aullrian hdnds m Bard w[h Ih€ir spin !r'ere roo good ior Belgium. on€ on behalf ol the playeE who hdd been in piljnq up a big score ol 285 Ln l0 ovprs los nq only wickels fell r€gutdrly unlil lhey wer€ allout in rhp voNed in brinqing aboul th6 unique crickel Fesli lour wrckeBrnrhe pro.e$ 6u€rn5eyshrpper. r,l \e 33rd over ior 124. leaving Gu€rnsey the indugurdl val. He echoed the le€lings ol .ll rhal lgql and the vebber, vhose lirn thre€ lIrilidls are approp.drely nen re5livdlc0u1d not come soon enough. 'r'4.cc . cracked d 5upe6 i22 and rvas pell The c.mardderie achieved between all lhe suppon€d by P€l€r vidamour w h 68. the second tedm5wasd redljoy ro wilnes. The polir€n€s on high€sl score ol d.y oie Nikiras of Greece ,e and ofi th€ tield vasv€ry refreshrng.Icdn illunrdle tumed bes bowlinq ligur€s lor the day 014.16 v lhls lvo ways on lhr€e occasrons l g.ve a wid€. Swiu€nand !r'ith bowlers reshcr€d to only rix the umpires were being sirid, Ih€ bowler iirn apolog$€d 10 rh€ barsman. rhen to tn€ saylng Iue5daysdw th€ lun brighl€n eveD,lhinq up and \ony sir". Al th€ end ol the gam€l lh€ tean fonundl€ly remained oul Ior th€ rest of th€ week bdliing second lined up. ice hock€y style. dnd Rivero oi Spain obrain€d rh€ b€sl score oilh€ ddy. shook hdndswith rhe pl.ye6 coming oll the lieLd. 8l v Swilzerland, bul €nded on rhe losnq side. Ih€nallthe pLay€rs insisted on shdking handsvith Stewdn oiWesl6erndny turoed in lhe ben bowl. thQ umpires oi thar gdm€ and s.ying thank you . rng, t6kin9 4 23 v ALrsr a. CenainLy lher€ ha! been d marked chanq€ since Ihe hrqhliqhl of play on WednesdBy v.s !r'ith our local l€ams not tdking us so much lor Andrew chambers 62.. for tidLld. to help t4dlta grdnred ths p.e ,€!v da),s. ,\any o, thp pdnici record theirlir{ lrin ar rhe expens€ ol Switzerldnd pdnrs were mo$ pledsed io me€l All dnd Gemge whilst Riv€ro 1o0k 5 22 ior so.rn v Eeloiurn. h€ Tt2 Litt? oht aorflt sn Bosw.u ws t Powley !0ho came over ior th€ ldn€r pdn of the finished on the losi.9 srde for lh€ secondionsecu. th. Et p.an cn *tur aup ^t.pndib cynnkJ tti@t Mi*t iellivdl These lrro lrav€ done so much for con rlnenrdl cric\el. Gu€mse, was very pioud ro hosl 0n Ih'rrsday Richdrd veilldrd siarred for cuenr. Becaus€ th€ compehon wds not entir€ly spon such dn enioydble .nd jmponanr J€lival .nd as sey in anorher viclory thls lim€ over Wen Ce. sor€d. s€vecllery good players could not dflord thampiont to do banl€ wlh m.C C. d lew days many. Holvever, m lbe alernoon Bhdfti h 89 dnd ro ravel ro Guerns?y lrorn Francp and Belgium took 5.26 for \resl Gpmdny when they beal pdnrculdry Yel Ausmd ior innanc€, c.me and Luxembourg. lt then need€d a calcuL.lor lo decide slppl on cdmp b€ds in sleepi.g bdgs in lhe Elizd. Frruar Pucttrtcs ifGr€ece, Sviil2€rl.nd or l,\alra wer€ rufners uD in berh Coll€qe Scour hLrr, sLrch vas their dprermina. 1. 6u.h3cy i6/0); 2, B.leium l5/1); 3, Franc.l3/2)l lben group 10 Belglum. lhe Greeks getrn! lbe nod 3. Greec€ l2l3);5. W*iC.rhany 1V2);6. Switzcr A11 lh€ counlrres virling our shores pra8ed lhe landlr/4);7.A!Eti.l2,,3);3. M.hr(2/3);s.I!r.h. Play.oils rook place on rriddy morninq for 5lir lrounds. rhe high stdndard ofumptrinq. then hotel ro 10lh places and slevens was unluck_v nol 10 dccommodatan .nd medh A vin d Honneur, a lohn r9llliams 15 a qu.lili.d a.c.u. umpire in reach a c€nlury for Wen c€rmdo!. achi€vinO 97' r€aLdle 1a5tin9 and a ctr€€se dnd win€ pddywere ch.rg. oi Glensey A.C.!. and org.nlsed ihe umplia lor the Bhani wirh 12 r?corded lhe besr bowllnq of rhe orqanised ior thr€e eveni.g! dpdn lrom lhe cdld l r.slival. Dueio th.luna o, one olihe lepli6lohn, Dinner on saturday 261h. h lact olflciatcd h natches involvin! all ro t€aN, The n o Semi Finals wer€ sharply conlrdsred Sn Alexdoder Boswell Lleuren.nr 6ovemo. of incllding momlng and .lretuoon gam6 *e above Beiqlum winninq dlarnn Frdnce. bur '!r'ith onlv De island. prcsented th€ Crkkeler rrophy ro rlike

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23 SPOtsT cricket Guernsey in sight of the final by Rob Baliste whizzin8 past his nose AT 50 for two and sith and lhe nexl ball he took oniy 26 ru.s required from on lhc arm as he turned h; !B oveN ro beal Greeee, back on anolher shortish Gnernsey had one ftrol n1 hdl. rodavs final of the Euro_ Hearse was nol finished pean C.icteter Cup. vet. In his sixth and final Guerns.! went inlo the dver Avlonitis hunS his bal our aod Barrett again took eame pl,yia at thc osnood r!lx Field wilh the same the carch with nonchalant that defealed Auslria on'"e the openinS day. It Tlnille ensured there mcaol there was no was no reliei lor lhe Place an,l 1or Salemites bat\tnan Tony ftaushl Greek bdtsmen Mastenos and Opi,mint s,rh rhe lotal on 4lr rn the all roundcr Mike Kinder. l81h over bosled K.ntaros Having won the toss and At the other end Barrett optin8 ro hat lhc crceks had the Greekt tied in *erc soon in 1ro!hle. knots. so much so lhat it aith x BurkhJrdr ',Fenetl took to lhe 21st over for m.,,den rod rn He.rc \ rhe Crceks to reach their opening over AnemoSlannis colle.iive half'century. fell lo a slunnrng o.e_ A final toial of 75 was handcd gully catch h) Ptul oever going to cause cuernsey many problems by and ir sas with one eye on T{o Sreat slops is Roh.rt 'furville al covcr the final thal Mike Webber. Mike Iebbe.. lhe Guernsey 'kceper, Btrrkherdt belts the bal ofa Gr.ek oD"h.t followcd and b) the en.] of the Guernsey caPta,n. took A.lose linish was in pros the titth over G.ecce had the opportuniiy to give occt,n rhc uther tn the nlher ne.lously inched lo 10. aareu his firsl real bal of iemr frnal rt Krns Georse v Ficld betwecn Fraoce and rcplaced Burk- tsarrett Webber. howcver. was after only eiSht ove6 hardr to for rhe lnsl time this 'Ii,. Ftn.h baltcd IiBt ';rd opening over fiil in hi\ week as Guer.sey losl two and set then oppone.ts a Misful rlte,nptcd to slog run a ball targel. thnnks him on tbe lcg side and largely ro some spirited har- Havnrg scored josl a w s bowled for 15 *hich the cnd ionings paddled ringat ofthe included lhree iour\. siogle thc skipper wassermao. a shon ball straight into by Frank llearse's anguish at secing long l€g s hadds, and 'l he French tolalled 178 Njkilrs edge a ball through heiore Iory he wds joined fiom thei 30 oves wilh rhe vacanl third slip area back rn lhe pa\ili.n by his \krpper Simon Hcwirl r.t for four qui.kly dissipated Cobo reammate Neil Hunr- (oflns sirh h7, an inrinSs as two balls later lhe sanc cr, bowled by Misful ior whi.h in.luded l*o sixes picked batsman was neatly 10. up ]ow al fi.( slip h) All six Guernsey bowleB The BelSians got off lo ! rook a wickel. Hearee bright slrrt with their cap' Avlotrilis knew littl. being the most successful tain Ken Farmiloe takinS 3hour lhe lirst t*o balls hc wnh three for 15 and two fou6 off the firsr over. received irom lhe hoslile Turville and Anlhony pick BelgiDm were 15 for 0 aller lle.r\e bolh deliveries Strong Penn side make return visit nd GUERNSEY S leading Penh. lasl season s Stai_ balians G.rry Bnd ,Peter Odea have returned crickelcrs face PossjblY fordrhire club champ'ons srifLr t.sts $is Deek alrer rnd knockoxt qinnes. are j.--H:= SPORT Cricket 11'147 Lt', 4'tx Guernsey, Belgium My turn next! ease into semi-finals by Rob Arfiste WHILE Guernsry and Belgium eased inlo the seml-finrh of ihe inaugural Eu.oI'G{r Crickea€r Ctrp 'ih tonr (iright wins -pie. it required a calcula- lor ao deide which side m..ts the host tam for s plme in loDomw's showpi.c€ fin{l ln frort of lhe Lieutmnant Governor. Sir Alexande. B6*ell, and ih! chrirman of ahe lrte.- mtiotrd Cricket Confer- ence, Colh Covdrey. Swilzerland. Gre€ce and Malta aU finished on eight poinrs behind the group Y winners Belgium. but John Mountford\ calculntor d€- cided that it should be the Greeks who meet Guems€y this afternoon ,t ihe Osmond Priaulx Field. Creece ended the qualify- ing staSes with a run rate of 82.133 per 100 balls Wairingfo.a sickrr ro frll-aSpanhh batsman al KCv resterday. (Piclure by Chris George. 1525/l0I compar€d lo Switzerland\ 'i5 and the 75.702 of an inninSs spanning i16 Veillard dominaled a Three more wickets fell six of their 13 , stand which was worth 78 in th€ frantic chase for squad are G€rman t ln the other semi-final Opening with Neil Hunt- when Hunter was causht ar quick runs but the German and they could have fie1 Belsium will play France. er. Veillard could afford the eictet for 27.- and reply hir instant trouble a much sronger side. the group X runneB-up. at few liberties in the early Guemsey contiDued io with the lirst ball dismissal of th. playeB invited KGV. Both games start at olerr from Andreas wegner score at a run a ball as of Taneja cauSht low at rravel withdrew when I 3.30. and rhe imnresi!e Abdul Stuarr MJcka] jorned lirst slip by Waren Barretl discovered they would t Richard Veillard s cen- Salam Bhatti. born in Veilla!d in a parrneKhrF ofi the bowling ot David to pay rheir way here tury for Cuernsey was the Lahore .rnd now sellled in trhrch realEed I l9 ruh lhere was neler individual highlight of day Mackay was nol al his The Germans lost a lhoughl of drafting four of the festival. th. Bowling from the pa!i1ioD most fluent and offered second wictet with the players from the Brl ihird hundred by an end, Bhatri gave both several ch.nces in in score on 11 Mike military stationed ir islander in the conpetitio.. openers plenly 1o think inninSs of 44, mean{hile Webber holdinS on to an Veillard hit 112 from as about in a six over spell his partn€r wenl ro his edge offered by Stevens Eighteen Army sl many deliveries as Guemsey which undeservedly wenr hundred with a superb flat but Frarcis Stewart a pla! i. the Wcst Be amassed 218 for file in 30 cover drive square ot rhe mic.obiologisi tiom the area but the side to c( oven and restricied cer, Twice Bhattisawstraighr- University Heidelberg, ro Guernsey lras qas of dI many to 116 for eishr. forward chances go down There slill linre for and the Pakisrani Bhati fiom rhc olher two mr Batting on rhe Memorial ofl his bowlins. Fhst Veillard to launch ao gave their side somerhing cricket centres of Mur Field Nas neler ensy, but Veillard was put down at extravagaot six over e\rra- 1o cheer wirh a bnght litde Veil:ard made the most of extra cover and in his next cover and he was artempling stand of 3l in 26 minutes his second visii to the over Hunter clipped a shot another big hit wheb he Bhatti stroked two lepside crease this week. striking io mid-wicket where a was caught at the wicket fouis in taking 12 from 14 fou* and two si{er in differe fielde.obliaed. ailh the score on 197. Kindels tounh and last over of his firsl \pell. but the introduction of Rrhh Af,tho,y provoked th€ fall of rwo wickets, includin8 thal of Bhatti weu caught r (jtrk\) in rhe deep by Hunter. Slewa could not be moveJ. lhough. and wirh Nickcts falli,r! around him (ood tirm to score a gritlv

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