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Middlesex Cricket Board - Under 17 Vs Surrey Cricket Foundation - Under 17 Middlesex Cricket Board - Under 17 Vs Surrey Cricket Foundation - Under 17 League: ECB U17 County Competitions - Cup - Rules Type Standard Group 3A 2018 Type Sunday 27th May Ground Radlett CC Date 2018 Surrey Cricket Foundation - Under 17 won the toss Start Toss 10:45 and elected to field Time Result Summary Result : Middlesex Cricket Board - Under 17 - Won Middlesex Cricket Board - Surrey Cricket Foundation - Under 17 Under 17 Score 282 for 10 (50 overs) 121 for 10 (27.2 overs) Game Points 4 0 Penalty Points 0 0 Total Points 4 0 Middlesex Cricket Board - Under 17 Batting Name How Out Bowler Runs 4s 6s Balls Sahil Shukla lbw b Prince Singh 2 0 0 5 Joe Cracknell ct Freddie Boys b Andrew McCallum 10 2 0 7 Josh De Caires run out (M Critchley) 80 10 0 103 Luke Hollman ct Krishan Nayee b Prince Singh 121 9 2 144 Charlie Scott* ct & b Freddie Boys 5 0 0 8 Rishi Wigeraten b Andrew McCallum 1 0 0 2 Archie Carter ct Nathan Tilley b Freddie Boys 4 1 0 6 Max John run out (Ben Geddes) 18 2 0 15 Blake Cullen b Sean Hunt 6 0 0 7 Will Carr ct Prince Singh b Sean Hunt 4 0 0 5 James Rodgers not out 3 0 0 2 Jafer Chohan did not bat Extras lb (6), w (20), nb (2) 28 Total 282 Wickets all out * = Captain, † = Wicket Keeper Overs 50 Fall of Wickets : 15-1 Joe Cracknell (Sahil Shukla-1*); 16-2 Sahil Shukla (Josh De Caires-0*); 212-3 Josh De Caires (Luke Hollman-95*); 218-4 Charlie Scott (Luke Hollman-96*); 221-5 Rishi Wigeraten (Luke Hollman-98*); 226-6 Archie Carter (Luke Hollman-99*); 261-7 Max John (Luke Hollman-114*); 271-8 Luke Hollman (Blake Cullen-3*); 278-9 Blake Cullen (Will Carr-4*); 282-10 Will Carr (James Rodgers-3*); * = not out batsman Bowling Bowler Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Wides No Balls Prince Singh 10 1 61 2 5 0 Andrew McCallum 7 0 31 2 2 0 Sean Hunt 7 0 42 2 4 1 Jarryd Wallace 5 0 29 0 1 0 Freddie Boys 9 0 48 2 3 0 M Critchley 8 0 38 0 0 1 George Ealham 4 0 27 0 1 0 Fielding Extras/Non-bowler wickets 6 2 Total 50 1 282 10 16 2 Surrey Cricket Foundation - Under 17 Batting Name How Out Bowler Runs 4s 6s Balls Nathan Tilley* ct Archie Carter b Blake Cullen 20 5 0 20 Ross Richardson† b James Rodgers 2 0 0 7 Krishan Nayee ct Archie Carter b James Rodgers 0 0 0 1 Freddie Boys ct Archie Carter b James Rodgers 4 0 0 11 Ben Geddes ct Archie Carter b Will Carr 10 2 0 16 M Critchley ct Archie Carter b Will Carr 14 2 0 27 George Ealham ct Josh De Caires b Luke Hollman 18 2 0 32 Prince Singh ct Rishi Wigeraten b Jafer Chohan 14 1 0 24 Andrew McCallum b Jafer Chohan 0 0 0 8 Jarryd Wallace lbw b Jafer Chohan 7 0 0 11 Sean Hunt not out 11 2 0 13 Billy Sewell did not bat Extras b (4), w (11), nb (6) 21 Total 121 Wickets all out * = Captain, † = Wicket Keeper Overs 27.2 Fall of Wickets : 21-1 Ross Richardson (Nathan Tilley-16*); 23-2 Krishan Nayee (Nathan Tilley-16*); 29- 3 Nathan Tilley (Freddie Boys-2*); 33-4 Freddie Boys (Ben Geddes-0*); 64-5 Ben Geddes (M Critchley-11*); 80-6 M Critchley (George Ealham-12*); 96-7 George Ealham (Prince Singh-8*); 102-8 Prince Singh (Andrew McCallum-0*); 105-9 Andrew McCallum (Jarryd Wallace-3*); 121-10 Jarryd Wallace (Sean Hunt-11*); * = not out batsman Bowling Bowler Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Wides No Balls Blake Cullen 6 0 27 1 1 2 James Rodgers 5 0 33 3 7 3 Will Carr 4 0 13 2 2 1 Luke Hollman 8 2 25 1 1 0 Jafer Chohan 4.2 0 19 3 0 0 Fielding Extras/Non-bowler wickets 4 0 Total 27.2 2 121 10 11 6 Match Officials Umpires Scorers Referee .
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