Week 8 beginning 14^th June 2009

14/06/09

Cornwood 189 for 5 (E. Staddon 58, R. Rickard 36, L. Richardson 22, J. Bellison 3-42)

Plymstock B 79 all out (J. Bellison 9*, D. Nightingale 5-10, W. Soanes 1-5)

Cornwood beat Plymstock B by 110 runs

Cornwood won the toss at Dean’s Cross and had no hesitation in batting on a friendly artificial pitch. Openers Elliot Staddon and Ryan Rickard proceeded to lay into the Plymstock bowling with Staddon in particular in fine form, reaching his 50 in just the 6^th over with the score on 79. Staddon was eventually out for 58, which included 12 fours. Rickard continued to keep the run rate at over 10 an over before Ross Maffey brilliantly caught him at wide mid off for 36. Luke Richardson (22) helped the score along to an impressive 189 for 5 off the 20 overs available.

In what was always going to be a tough chase, none of the Plymstock batsmen reached double figures with extras (29) being the highest contributor in an all out total of 79. Daniel Nightingale returned his best bowling for Cornwood with superb figures of 5-10 off 4 overs.

15/06/09

Plymouth Peverell 113 for 8 (H. Barnes 26, W. Matthews 19*, J. Symons 2-20)

Cornwood 68 all out (R. Rickard 16, Pavi Mawalage 6-17, G. Southcott 2-16)

Plymouth Peverell beat Cornwood by 45 runs

With the start delayed by 30 minutes due to rain Plymouth Peverell won the toss and decided to bat. Cornwood fielded well as a team backing up their bowlers and removed the majority of the Plymouth top order with only 33 on the board. Harry Barnes then stabilised the innings scoring 26 at a good rate until he was removed with a stunning caught and bowled by Cornwood captain Ryan Rickard. Will Matthews and last man Harry Price put on 28 runs for the last wicket with Matthews remaining unbeaten on 19 to reach a competitive total of 113 for 8. Pick of the Cornwood bowlers was Rickard (4-0-7–1) and Jon Symons (4-1-20-2)

In reply Cornwood made a steady start with Rickard scoring 16 but the Plymouth bowlers all played their part removing wickets at regular intervals whilst giving away very few runs. The end of the Cornwood innings was quickly wrapped up by Pavi Mawalage who took 4-1-17-6 which included a hat-trick maiden. Cornwood’s innings finished on 68 Plymouth winning by 45 runs.

Plymouth Mount Wise 134 for 6 (J. Rothwell 58*, J. Wignall 17, E. Adams 2-17)

Yelverton Whirlwinds 73 all out (G. Farmer 21, B. Stein 4-9, L. Edmonds 2-28)

Plymouth Mount Wise beat Yelverton Whirlwinds by 61 runs

No report submitted

16/06/09

Tideford Hawks 74 for 9 (H. Landers 17, L. Garforth 3-16, L. Gunn-Colling 2-9)

Plympton 78 for 3 (J. Howouth 31*, D. Shirley 2-11, P.Hancock 1-4)

Plympton beat Tideford Hawks by 7 wkts

No report submitted

Plymstock A 179 for 1 (A. Stevenson 92, R. Coltham 72*, A. Huxtable 1-40)

Ivybridge 64 all out (S. McGrath 19, E. Dann 4-7, W. Taper 4-15, M. P-Smith 1-19)

Plymstock A beat Ivybridge by 115 runs)

No report submitted

18/06/09

Tideford Eagles 61 for 7 (J. Smith 19, Pavi Mawalage 3-16, Pasi Mawalage 1-8)

Plymouth Peverell 62 for 3 (Pasi Mawalage 26, T. Carter 2-18, R. Court 1-23)

Plymouth Peverell beat Tideford Eagles by 7 wkts

Tideford won the toss and decided to bat the Plymouth opening bowlers applied pressure from the start and removed both of the Tideford openers Harry Barnes (4 -1 - 9 – 1) and Pasi Mawalage (4 - 2 - 8 – 1). Plymouth Peverell bowlers showed no let up taking wickets at regular intervals and restricting Tideford Eagles to 61 for 7 off their twenty overs. Pavi Mawalage finished with 4-0-16–3, this included a wicket with his first ball which completed his second hat trick following the match against Cornwood on 15/06/09. In reply Plymouth knocked off the runs in less than 10 overs top score was Pasi Mawalage who remained unbeaten on 26 while his twin brother Pavi Mawalage was not out on 12. Plymouth won with seven wickets in hand.

Plymstock B 105 for 6 (M. Thomas 42*, C. O’Higgins 32, J. Stephens 2-16, T. Cummings 2-17)

Tavistock 106 for 6 (T. Cummings 53, J. Stephens 15, P. Steward 3-13)

Tavistock beat Plymstock B by 4 wkts

No Match Report Submitted

Week 9 beginning 21^st June 2009

21/06/09

Plympton 179 for 3 (M. Outtram 59, L. Garforth 41, R. Stubberfield 38, C. Haynes 2-41)

Yelverton Whirlwinds 124 for 2 (J. Cramoyason 51*, G. Farmer 38, J. Howourth 1-9)

Plympton beat Yelverton Whirlwinds by 55 runs

No Match Report Submitted

21/06/09

Ivybridge 137 for 5 (N. Lancaster 46, A. Huxtable 30*, O. White 2-24, M. Thomas 1-19)

Plymstock B 109 for 6 (M. Saunders 38, T. Hall 2-14, A. Huxtable 2-11, W. Fricker 1-13)

Ivybridge beat Plymstock B by 28 runs

Ivybridge batted first and opening bat Neil Lancaster top scored with 46. Some good shots towards the closing overs from Adam Huxtable with 30 not-out helped Ivybridge to 137 for 5 from their 20 overs. Pick of the Plymstock B bowlers was O. White with 2 for 24 off 4 overs. Plymstock got off to a slow start and were always behind the required run-rate. A good stand of 52 for the 4^th wicket between M. Saunders (38) and O. White (13) left Plymstock needing 42 from the last 4 overs. Tight bowling from Tom Hall (2-14) and Huxtable (2-11) meant Ivybridge won a very entertaining game by 28 runs.

22/06/09

Lewdown 85 all out (S. Ewen 30, G. Southcott 3-19, Pavi Mawalage 3-22)

Plymouth Peverell 74 for 9 (H. Barnes 18, S. Ewen 3-10, T. Boother 2-12, B. Williams 2-13)

Lewdown beat Plymouth Peverell by 19 runs

Two strong sides played out a great game of cricket and although a good batting track, high quality bowling from both sides dominated the game. Winning the toss, Plymouth Peverell bowled well from the off with Pasi Mawalage knocking out Lewdown run machine Will Hodgetts (4) in the first over. Lewdown progressed well to 23 before a fantastic one stump direct hit from point saw Fogerty stranded well out of his ground. Clearly rattled, a mix up ended with Ewen and Penrose at the same end with the ball in the fielder’s hand and despite the ball going to the wrong end, it was Penrose (1) who had to go. At 34 for 3, Boother and Ewen built well with Ewen, hitting some sweetly timed drives before an attempted pull saw him caught at mid-wicket for a solid 30. Jack Hatton and Boother both made 15 but the pressure of high quality bowling told and when they were both seen off by the Pasi and Pavi Mawalage combination, Lewdown were quickly finished for a total of 85. Plymouth Peverell could have been forgiven that they had done enough with the ball combined with confident fielding and catching and indeed looked to be coping well with the opening bowling of Fogerty and Williams, reaching 19 with no alarm bells ringing. Williams however was working up some genuine accurate pace, which ripped out the stumps of Attis and the Pasi in a fine spell of bowling. Whilst not taking a wicket, Fogerty was building steady pressure, joining the dots at the other end. Giving away only 28 runs from the first 8 overs and 2 wickets in the bag, Plymouth looked relieved to see the change bowling come on. Nothing was to change though and Thomas Boother and Jack Hatton continued where the openers had left off, Boother taking 2 wickets in 3 overs including a workman like 17 from Mattews. Hatton bowled with economy giving away only 16 runs from his allotted 4 overs. Ewen brought himself on and showed much improved control to rip out the middle order in his spell of 3 overs, 0 maidens 3 wickets for 10 runs. Penrose contributed 1 over with his usual laser-like accuracy and Boother held his nerve to finish off another fine spell which left Plymouth 19 runs short of the required total.
Both sides showed fine skills and in a match that could have gone either way and should be pleased with their performances, particularly all of the bowlers. Pasi was the pick of the Plymouth Peverell fielders and Jamie Everard stood out in the field for Lewdown with many run-saving stops.

23/06/09

Tideford Eagles 169 for 4 (B. Kitt-Osborne 55, M. Worden 43, J.Mailing 2 for 35).
Ivybridge 122 for 3 (J. Mailling 49*, H. Solomon*, R. Court 2 for 22, T. Carter 1 for 20).
Tideford Eagles beat Ivybridge by 47 runs

On a perfect summer evening Tideford skipper Matt Worden won the toss and had no hesitation in batting first. Worden and Dan Snowdon got the Tideford innings off to a flyer and Tideford were 73 off 8 overs before Snowdon was well caught by W. Fricker for 23. Worden and Ben Kitt Osborne then continued the run feast hitting 43 and 55 respectively and with good support from Dan Casey and Tom Carter the innings closed on 169 for 4.
In reply the Ivybridge innings got off to a mixed start with Richard Court picking up the wickets of Fricker and A. Huxtable and then taking a superb one handed catch to remove N. Lancaster. That was the last success Tideford had with the ball as Harry Solomon and Josh Mailling scored 32 and 49 not out respectively to put together an excellent unbeaten fourth wicket partnership. The Ivybridge innings ended on 122 for 3. Apart from Court the pick of the Tideford bowlers were Tom and Ben Carter.

24/06/09

Tavistock 101 for 5 (J. Sandhis 30, J. Stephens 20, Lewis Edmonds 3-18)

Plymouth Mount Wise 86 for 8 (Liam Edmonds 20, A. Mason 3-11, H. Kisby 2-11, J. Stephens 2-16)

Tavistock beat Plymouth Mount Wise by15 runs

No Match Report Submitted

Plymstock A 195 for 4 (R. Coltham 60, A. Stevenson 54, H. Kerton 34, J. Howourth 1-25)

Plympton 129 for 1 (C. Cload 74*, M. Outtram 32, M. Partington-Smith 1-11)

Plymstock A beat Plympton by 66 runs

No Match report Submitted

Week 13 beginning 19^th July 2009

20/07/09

Yelverton 33 for 8 (J. Cramoysan 15, J. Hancock 2-5, H. Price 2-0)

Plymouth Peverell 37 for 0 (Pasi Mawalage 17*, H. Barnes 16*, *, D. Ackford 0-8)

Plymouth Peverell beat Yelverton by 10 wkts

Plymouth Peverell won the toss and elected to put Yelverton in on a damp pitch with rain in the air. Both sides were under strength but the Peverell bowlers kept the Yelverton batsmen in check reducing them to 33-8 in 19.1 overs. The pick of the Yelverton batsman was J Cramoysan who scored 15. All of the Peverell bowlers played their part, two of them getting two wickets Jordan Hancock 4-1-5-2 and Harry Price 2-2-0-2.

In reply Plymouth Peverell knocked the runs off in six overs with both openers remaining unbeaten Pasi Mawalage on 17 not out and Harry Barnes on 16 not out. Plymouth Peverell winning the match by ten wickets

Ivybridge v Plympton: Match Abandoned-Rain

22/07/09

Plymouth Peverell 87 for 6 (H. Barnes 42, C. Attis 13, H. Solomon 1-12, A. Statton 1-16)

Ivybridge 49 for 9 (C. McGrath 25, C. Attis 3-13, W. Matthews 2-19, J. Varcoe 2-6)

Plymouth Peverell beat Ivybridge by 28 runs

Ivybridge won toss and elected to bowl on a damp and slow Peverell pitch. The Ivybridge bowlers maintained their discipline bowling a tight line and length supported by some good fielding which restricted Plymouth Peverell to 87 - 6 in their allotted overs. Harry Barnes top scored with a patient 42.

It looked a small total to defend and was made all the more difficult due to the fact that Peverell entered the field with only eight players. Ivybridge started with a flourish but Peverell remained patient and the opening stand was broken by a smart caught and bowled by Charles Attis. Due to a combination of tight bowling and the slow pitch, wickets fell at regular intervals with the last man going in the 15th over with the score on 59.

Pick of the Peverell bowlers was Charles Attis (4 - 0 - 13 – 3) which enabled Peverell to seize the victory by 28 runs. C. Mcgrath batted well for Ivybridge scoring 25 of his side’s total.

Tideford Eagles 129 for 6 (D. Snowdon 44, E. Staddon 2-21, L. Richardson 2-4)

Cornwood 130 for 3 (E. Staddon 53, R. Rickard 51, D. Snowdon 2-19, O. Demaine 1-18)

Cornwood beat Tideford Eagles by 7 wkts

Batting first, Tideford started well and with M. Worden and D. Snowdon in fine form, put on 61 in the first 10 overs before Elliot Staddon bowled Worden for 15. Snowdon continued to stroke the ball around and was 5^th out for an excellent 44 with the score on 127. The Tideford innings closing on 129-6, with Luke Richardson claiming 2 wickets for 4 runs.

In reply, the Tideford bowlers found the Cornwood openers of Staddon and Ryan Rickard in top form putting on 106 for the first wicket before Staddon was caught by Snowdon off the bowling of O. Demaine for 53. Rickard carried on to reach his 50 but then proceeded to hit one straight to J. Smith at mid-on. Cornwood reached their target with 4 overs remaining and won by 7 wickets.

D. Snowdon capped a fine individual game for Tideford, claiming 2 wickets for 19 runs.

23/07/09

Plymouth Peverell 172 for 7 (W. Matthews 42, C. Attis 31, O. Lindfield 2-28, K. Watts 2-33)

Tideford Hawks 3 for 7 (K. Wellington 1*, Pavi Mawalage 4-1, J. Hancock 2-0)

Plymouth Peverell beat Tideford Hawks by 169 runs

Plymouth Peverell made it three wins for the week when they played Tideford Hawks at Mount Wise on 23.07.09. Plymouth Peverell won the toss and decided to bat against Tideford who only had eight players. But Tideford bowled straight and fielded well to restrict Plymouth to 172- 7 in their allotted overs. Will Matthews top scored for Peverell with a smooth 42 before he was unluckily run out with a direct hit from close to the boundary. Pick of the Tideford bowlers were Kyran Watts (4 - 0 - 33 – 2) and Ollie Lindfield (4 - 0- 28 – 2).

Peverell took the field and bowled and fielded aggressively from the start but even they could not have dreamt that the Tideford innings would have ended in 4.1 overs but that is what happened with Tideford all out for 3. The only Peverell bowlers were Jordan Hancock (2- 2 - 0 – 2) and Pavi Mawalage (2.1 - 1 - 1 – 4), giving Peverell a win by 169 runs.

Week 14 beginning 26^th July 2009

27/07/09

Plymouth Peverell 138 for 4 (Pasi Mawalage 52, H. Barnes 28, *, A. Mason 3-29)

Tavistock 84 for 9 (H. Kisby 30, C. Huish 15*, Pavi Mawalage 5-14, H. Barnes 1-11

Plymouth Peverell beat Tavistock by 54 runs

Plymouth Peverell completed their League fixtures with an away match at Tavistock, the outcome of this match was likely to have a big say in who would win the league title. Plymouth Peverell completed their League fixtures with an away match at Tavistock, the outcome of this match was likely to have a big say in who would win the league title. Tavistock won the toss and invited Peverell to bat on a damp wicket. The Peverell openers Pasi Mawalage and Harry Barnes made a good start in difficult conditions putting on 73 for the first wicket before Harry Barnes was out for 29. Pasi Mawalage carried on with his attacking innings and completed his half-century before being caught on the leg side for 52. The Peverell batsmen kept up the tempo of the innings and closed on 140 - 4 in their allotted overs, this looked a useful total in the conditions. In response Tavistock were pegged down by the opening Peverell bowlers who dismissed the Tavistock top order relatively cheaply, Harry Barnes 4-0 -11 - 1, Jordan Hancock 4-0-13-1 and Pasi Mawalage 4 -1 - 13 -1 doing the damage. The asking rate increased and Pavi Mawalage came on to bowl and mopped up the remaining Tavistock middle order finishing with figures of 4 - 2 - 14 - 5. Tavistock completed their overs on 80 -9 giving Peverell a comfortable 60 run victory.

30/07/09

Plymouth Mount Wise 197 for 3 (B. Stein 113*, M. Rose 19, C. Meswania 2-36)

Tideford Hawks 19 for 7 (J. Tournoff 6*, M. Sewell 2-3, C. Varcoe 1-1)

Plymouth Mount Wise beat Tideford Hawks by 178 runs

Plymouth MW Batted first and the story of the evening was an unbeaten inninngs of 113 no by Ben Stein which included 2 sixes and 19 fours. Stein was assisted by Luke Dickenson, Liam Edmonds and Mark Rose who all contributed along with 41 extras in amassing a total of 197 for 3 off their twenty overs. Having run up such a large total against a very sporting Tideford team who could only amass 8 players Plymouth M W gave everyone a bowl. Most succeeded in taking a wicket, the pick being Matty Sewell who in his one over conceded 1 run whilst taking 2 wickets. Subsequently Tideford were all out for 19 runs in the eighth over leaving Plymouth Mount Wise with a massive 178 run victory.

31/07/09

Plymstock A 175 for 3 (C. Curry 105*, A. Stevenson 25, J. Blackmore 20, W. Gibson 1-13)

Plymstock B 75 for 6 (J. Bellison 24, T. Hunt 21*, H. Kerton 3-12, E. Dann 1-13)

Plymstock A beat Plymstock B by 100 runs

On a cloudy night Plymstock A won the toss and decided to bat, Chris Curry opened the batting and carried his bat, scoring 105 no., Adam Stevenson chipping in with a quick 25, helping the team to a score of 175 for 3. Billy Gibson being the pick of the bowlers with figures of 4 overs, 1 for 13. The B team got off to a rocky start with Hallam Kerton taking 3 quick wickets before Jake Bellison (24) and Tom Hunt (21) helped to get the score up to a respectable 75 for 6, with Kerton returning the best figures with 4 overs, 3 for 12. The A team won by 100 runs.