The final was another fine game with Cornwood matching their semi-final score, after losing the toss and being inserted, Cooksley was run out but his fellow opener Andy Walter had to retire. Captain Ben Warren was out one short of retirement and Scott Mansfield scored 19. Walter came back to end unbeaten on 31. Andrew Codling took two exceptional catches and a direct run out to cap a fine fielding performance. The West Devon side took the key early wicket of Codling but Richard Pyle (22) and Phil Anning retired put the Park into a good position. However despite the return of Anning Shobrooke Park were all out off the penultimate ball 19 runs short to allow Ben Warren to pick up the cup.

The Sidmouth centre were excellent hosts and the games conscientiously and expertly umpired by Barry Warren and Chris Shelton.

Semi-Finals

Shobrooke Park 126 -3 (A.Codling 27*; P.Anning 22*, F.Pyle 21. D.Topping 2-30))

Ashburton 73-5 (A.Harvey 19; F.Pyle 3-9)

Cornwood 109-4 (M.Cooksley 39*; Extras 28)

Ottery St Mary 101 (R.Bradshaw-Smith 31, J.Tierney 20, Extras 26)

Final

Cornwood 109 - 5 (A.Walter 31*, B.Warren 24)

Shobrooke Park 90 (R.Pyle 22, P.Anning 31)

Regional Play-Off

Cornish Champions Werrington won the regional play-off at Ashburton by four wickets. Winning the toss and batting Cornwood were unlucky to lose opener Andy Walter run out and were all out for 106 without utilising all of their overs. Martin Cooksley was also run out for 27 and skipper Ben Warren was the fifth and final run out victim for 35. The Cornish Premier league squad were always ahead of the clock getting past their target off the first ball of the penultimate over. R.May retired on 26 and M.Horwell also retired on 29.

Cornwood 106  (M.Cooksley 27; B.Warren 37)

Werrington 107-2 (R.May 26*, M.Horwell 29*)

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