11/06/07

Plympton 143-2 (M.Outtram 67*, S. Howourth 28, J. Triscott1-16)Plymouth U12s 62 all out (H. Price 20, L. Garforth 2-20, L. Gunn-Colling 2-9)

Plympton beat Plymouth U12s by 81 runs

A spirited effort by Plymouth who in their initial development season performed well. However, thanks to an excellent innings of 67 not out by Matt Outtram, well supported by Howourth (28), Plympton put on a formidable total of 143 for Plymouth to chase. With a well organised bowling & fielding attack Plympton ensured the home side failed to reach the total by a comfortable margin with Luke Gunn-Colling the pick of the bowlers (4-1-9-2). Outtram performed well behind the stumps with some sharp glove work including a stumping earning him as fielder of the match for Plympton while Lwis put in a chirpy performance behind the stumps earning him fielder of the match for Plymouth. Despite being outplayed by a stronger & well-organised opposition Plymouth should not feel despondant as their enthusiasm & effort will in time prevail. Well done to all who competed.

11/06/07

Ivybridge 131-0 (J. Mailling 60*, H.Soloman  43*, D. Taylor 0-17)

Plymstock Panthers 81all out (M. Thomas 20, A. Huxtable 3-8, N. Lancaster 2-5)

Ivybridge beat Plymstock Panthers by 50 runs

The Panthers put Ivybridge into bat. Despite some tight early bowling and excellent fielding from the Plymstock team the Ivy openers Soloman (43 not out) and Mailling (60 not out) gradually increased the run rate throughout the innings to finish on 131 for no wicket from the 20 overs. Some early accurate bowling from Lancaster (4-1-5-2) and Bennett (4-1-11-0) meant Plymstock were always behind the required run rate. Thomas with a brisk 20 tried to get the scoreboard moving but once removed by Oldfield (4-0-17-2)  the rate exceeded 9 per over. Huxtable (2-0-8-3) also finished the match with a direct throw to run out the last Plymstock man, leaving Ivybridge winners by 50 runs.

11/06/07

Cornwood Oaks 172-4 (A. Beaumont 83*, R. Rickard 26, L. Richardson 2-24)

Cornwood Dels 159-6 (E. Staddon 58, G. DeMendonca 11, R. Rickard 1-25, L. Anning 1-18)

Cornwood Oaks beat Cornwood Dels by 13 runs

The Oaks won the toss and batted first in this battle of Cornwood. Alex Beaumont and Pete Archer opened, with Alex once again making a superb 83 not out. Ryan Rickard (26), Archer (12) and Alan Johnson (12) all batted well. After 20 overs, the Oaks set a stiff 173 run target for the Dells, with the loss of 4 wickets. The pick of the bowlers for the Dells was Luke Richardson with 2 for 24 from 3 overs.

Elliot Staddon played a determined innings of 58 and kept the score moving steadily toward the target, ably supported by Luke Richardson (10) and George De Mendonca (11). However, some wayward bowling allowed the Dells to get far too close for comfort to what should have been an ample total. 57 extras were bowled by the Oaks, helping the Dells to a score of 159 for 6 wickets after their 20 overs. Rickard, Lauren Anning, Kelly and Alex & Bill Beaumont took the wickets.

The Oaks were victorious, but the Dells never gave up and both sides played some good cricket on a pleasant summer night watched by a good crowd.

11/06/07

Plymouth Civil Service 70 all out (J. Rothwell 15, B. Stein 5-17, H. Barnes 2-9)

Plymouth U13s 71-4 (C. Attis 22, J. Widnell 2-10, R. Piddock 1-12)

Plymouth U13s beat Plymouth Civil Service by 6 wickets

A good bowling & batting performance by Plymouth U13s kept Plymouth Civil Service down to a total of 70 all out with one over left of the allotted 20, with onlyRithwell (15) and Cload (14) reaching double figures. Plymouth’s opening bowlers of Barnes (4-1-9-2) and Couldwell (3-0-3-0) put in good performances but Stein (4-0-17-5) was the pick of the Plymouth team. The Plymouth batting reply reached the total needed with over 7 overs to spare, Attis (22) top scoring supported by Jones (12 not out) with Widnell (2-0-10-2) the pick of the Civil bowlers.

12/06/07

Tideford 105 –6 (B. Osbourne 33, R. Morris 1-10, S. Farmer 1-11, A Stevenson 1-5)

Plymstock Sabres 110-5 (R. Coltham 59*, S. Farmer 21, B. Kitt-Osborne 2-13)

Plymstock Sabres beat Tideford by 5 wkts

Tideford U13 travelled to Plymstock & won the toss to bat first. With good contributions from Osborne (33), Courts (18), J Smith (17) & D Snowdon (17*) they totalled a challenging 105 in the 20 overs. 5 Plymstock bowlers each took a wicket. A good opening spell from Osborne (4-1-13-2) made inroads into the Plymstock batting until Sam Farmer (21) joined Rory Coltham, who was in outstanding form. Eleven fours in his score took his individual total to 59 not out which saw the home side victors in a very tight game with only 4 balls to spare.

15/06/07

Whitchurch 106-4 (K. Alford 22, C. Swash, 22, J. Stephens 2-21)

Tavistock 105-7 (R. Davies 43, M. White 22, A. Northmore 3-8, H. Kisby 1-7)

Whitchurch beat Tavistock by 1 run

In damp conditions Whitchurch beat Tavistock by just 1 run in an exciting and entertaining match. Whitchurch got off to a good start with openers Aaron Northmore & Tom Cummings each scoring 14. Kieran Alford and Chris Swash kept up the momentum with some aggressive strokeplay, both scoring 22. Jamie Stephens (4-0-21-2) and Tom Grennan-Cruise (2-0-3-1) were the only successful Tavistock bowlers. Whitchurch finished on 106 for 4 in their 20 overs.

The Tavistock reply began with Rhys Davies (43) punishing any loose bowling and Jonty Newton (12) pushing the singles sensibly to rotate the strike. When Alford (4-0-30-1) bowled Daviesthe game turned Whitchurch’s way. Matt White (22) kept Tavistock in the hunt but accurate bowling from Henry Kirby (4-1-7-1) and Aaron Northmore (4-0-8-3) in the final few overs saw Tavistock fall just 1 run short; Whitchurch’s more accurate bowling proving the decisive factor.

Quarter Finals

22/06/07

Tavistock 128-4 (D. Scaglioni 42, W. Steed 38, H. Kirby 1-14, W. Hall 1-28)

Whitchurch 78-6 (T. Cummings 30, C. Swash 14, J. Stephens 3-9)

Put into bat Tavistock made a good start with Jonty Newton (20) and Dominic Scaglioni (42) putting on 50 for the first wicket before Newton lofted Aaron Northmore to Tom Cummings at mid-on. With Will Steed (38) at the wicket the scoring rate accelerated with a mixture of quick singles and powerful drives. Steed & Scaglioni put on 70 for the second wicket, the Tavistock innings closing on 128 for 4. Henry Kirby (4-0-14-1) was the most successful Whitchurch bowler.

Week 8 beginning10th June 2007

18/06/07

Plymstock Sabres 134-6 (A. Stevenson 49, R. Coltham 31, J. Batten 20, C. Rees-Williams 2-13)

Cornwood Oaks 108-8 (A. Beaumont 58, R. Mathey 2-12, S. Munn 1-21)

Week 9 beginning 24th June 2007

27/06/07

Plymouth U13 75-4 (B. Stein 39*, J. Mailling 0-7, T. Bennett 0-8)

Ivybridge 50-7 (J. Mailling 19, J. Hancock 3-6, M. Rose 1-9)

Plymouth U13 beat Ivybridge by 25 runs

Despite the previous day’s heavy rain & another heavy shower jusy before the start Ivybridge and Plymouth U13s managed to get some cricket in with a reduced 15 overs per side. The result was a game played in great spirit with Plymouth winning by 25 runs. Plymouth batted first and struggled to get the score moving in the first 6 overs with some tight bowling from Josh Mailling & Corky Bennett. Ben Stein (39 not out) began to accelerate the run rate with 40 runs coming from the last 5 overs, Plymouth finishing on 75 for 4. There was another interruption for rain but both sides were keen to finish the game. Ivybridge could never get up to the required run-rate losing wickets steadily and closed on 50 for 7. The Plymouth bowlers all bowled a very tight & economical line. Star of the evening was Jordan Hancock (3-0-6-3) including a hat-trick for which he received a very soggy match ball for his winning spell.

27/06/07

Plymstock Sabres 104-5 (H. Kerton 52*, A. Stevenson 17, A. Stratton1-6)

Plymouth Civil service 90 (O. Alam 35*, C. Cload 29, R. Coltham 0-11)

Plymstock batted first & saw off some very good bowling from Sammy Alam (0-10 in 4 overs) & A. Stratton (1-6 in 4 overs) Adam Stevenson (17) opened with Hallam Kerton who batted through to his first high score with 52 not out contributing to the home team’s total of 104-5. Civil got off to a slow start but when Alam (35*) joined Callum Cload(29), the game was in the balance. Tight bowling & enthusiastic fielding played a part in restricting Civil to a total of 90 after 20 overs. Rory Coltham bowled 4 overs 2 maidens for only 11 runs.

28/06/07

Cornwood Dels 130-2 (L. Richardson 39*, G. DeMendonca 32, E. Staddon 27, D. Ackford 1-30)

Yelverton 131-3 (T.Turner91*, H. Cobbold 1-22, E. Staddon 1-27)

Yelverton beat Cornwood Dels by 7 wkts

Cornwood Dels are still searching for their first victory of the season after this 7 wicket defeat by Yelverton. The Dels won the toss and opted to bat on a very damp and dark late June evening at Delamore Park. Del openers Elliott Staddon and Luke Richardson batted well on a difficult pitch, putting on 58 for the first wicket before D. Ackford bowled Staddon for 27. Richardson was joined by George DeMendonca who put on a further 50 runs before DeMendonca unselfishly ran himself out for excellent 32. Richardson carried his bat for a well-earned 39 as the Dels reached a very respectable 130-2 off their 20 overs. Ackford being the only wicket taker for the away side.

The Dels must have thought they’d done the hard work but didn’t expect a quite remarkable innings from Yelverton opener T. Turner. In an innings that included 5 x 6’s and 12 x 4’s Turner didn’t give the Del bowlers any respect whatsoever and batted throughout the Yelverton innings to smash his way to 91 not out. No other Yelverton batsman reached double figures as Yelverton won the match by 7 wickets with some 4 overs remaining. Harry Cobbold managed very respectable figures of 4-0-21-1 with his ever-improving leg spin.

06/07/07

Whitchurch 111-1 (T. Cummings 39, A. Northmore 29*, C. Swash 22*, T. Bennett 0-16, H. Solomon 0-16)

Ivybridge 58 -9 (H. Solomon 30*, C. Swash 3-0, F. Bayliss 2-4)

Whitchurch beat Ivybridge by 53 runs

Week 11 beginning 8th July 2007

09/07/07

Plymouth U12s 44-7 (H. Price 12, G. Southcott 2-7, L. Edmunds 2-7)

Plymouth U13s 45-2 (W. Matthews 16*, C. Attis 11, K. Bryan 1-12)

Plymouth U13s beat Plymouth U12s by 8 wkts

A tight bowling performance by the Plymouth U13s kept the U12s down to total of 44 in their allotted overs. Good performances with the bat from Harry Price (12) and Kieran Bryan (10) for the U12s with the pick of the U13s bowlers being George Southcott (4-2-7-2) and Liam Edmonds (3-1-7-2). In response with the bad weather coming in the U13s set about knocking the total off quickly and got there in 6 overs. Pick of the batsmen was Will Matthews who remained unbeaten on 16. The U12s best bowler was Kieran Bryan (2-0-12-1).

09/07/07

Cornwood Oaks 31 all out (P. Archer 9, J. Stephens 2-1, F. Jayarajah 2-3)

Tavistock 20-3 (R. Davies 8*, P. Archer 3-7)

Match abandoned due to rain

Cornwood Oaks were asked to bat first and lost Alex Beaumont to the first ball from Freddie Jayarajah. Two balls later Jayarajah had Alan Johnson lbw. Wickets then fell at regular intervals, 2 each to Aiden Mason and Jamie Stephens, 1 each to Jonty Newton and Tom Grennan-Cruise. With two run-outs Cornwood were reduced to all out for 31 in 10 overs.

The Tavistock reply began in similar fashion to Cornwood, Pete Archer taking the wickets of Will Smith and Jamie Stephens in the first over. At 20 for 3 in the 8th over the rain came…so the match was abandoned.

10/07/07

Cornwood Dels 42 all out (G. deMendonca 20, J. Hancock 3-11, L. Edmonds 2-9)

PlymouthU13s 43-0 (C, Attis 28*, B. Stein 11*, E. Staddon 0-11)

Plymouth U13s beat Cornwood Dels by 10 wkts

A fine bowling and fielding performance by Plymouth U13s reduced Cornwood Dels to all out for 42 in the 18th over. The pick of the Plymouth bowlers were Gus Caudwell (4-2-4-1) and Jordan Hancock (3-0-11-3) but this was surpassed by wicket-keeper Ellery Jones who completed four stumpings. George deMendonca batted well for Cornwood with a fine 20.

In response Plymouth U13s knocked the runs off in 8 overs winning by ten wickets. Charles Attis remained unbeaten on 28 and Ben Stein unbeaten on 11.

10/07/07

Plympton 64 all out (L. Garforth 22, B. Waghorne 3-10, J. Widnell 2-6)

Plymouth Civil Service 64-7 (R. Yates 19, L. Gunn-Colling 2-22)

Match Tied

Plymouth Civil Service won the toss and invited plympton to bat on a wet pitch, the bounce was a little unpredictable but made for a very close, exciting & enjoyable match. Good bowling, fielding & some batting failures left Plympton at one stage 26 for 7. To the crowd this was game over for Plympton. However a late forceful & controlled batting spell by Lewis Garforth (22) without much support from other batsmen along with several extras brought the total to 64 runs (extras second highest score with 21), The better Civil bowling came from B. Waghorne (4-1-10-3), O. Alam (2.4-0-9-2) and J. Widnell (3-0-6-2). Civil’s reply didn’t get off to a much better start being 14 for 2 after 6 overs, the game being anything but a walkover. After 14 overs the score was 37 for 2 and the game was going one way. Plympton bowlers had other ideas. J. Howourth (4-2-13-1), L. Garforth (4-0-8-1) and J. Lloyd (4-1-9-1) really made the game safe for Plympton. But some very inept fielding by a few allowed Civil back into the game which ended in a tie.

10/07/07

Ivybridge 128-4 (C. Oldfield 35*, H. Solomon 23, H. Price 1-24)

Plymouth U12s 18 all out (H. Price 3, J. Corsellis 2-4, N. Lancaster 1-2)

Ivybridge beat Plymouth U12s by 110 runs

Harry Solomon (23) and some fine strokes from Callum Oldfield (35 not out, including 6 boundaries) helped Ivybridge to finish on 128 in their 20 overs. The pick of the Plymouth bowlers was Chris Currey (4-0-13-0). In reply Plymouth could only manage 18 runs all out, never seeming to recover from the early loss of their key batsmen with two run-outs.  Pick of the Ivybridge bowlers were Jack Corsellis ((2-1-4-2) and Adam Huxtable (1.2-1-0-2). Home side fielder of the match was Harry Solomon, away side fielder James Keen

10/07/07

Tideford 117-4 (B. Kitt-Osborne 67, J. Smith 21*, A. Northmore 1-14)

Whitchurch 102-6 (C. Swash 30, T. Cummings 24, B. Kitt-Osbourne 3-5)

Whitchurch won the toss and put Tideford in on a difficult damp pitch. After losing the openers early on, Ben Kitt-Osborne and Tom Carter steadied the ship. Tight bowling resulted in Carter trying to force the pace and after he had gone for 11 Jack Smith & Kitt-Osborne proceeded to add 66 for the fourth wicket. Kitt-Osborne’s innings of 67 included 8 fours and a six & was a model of concentration & front foot technique on a damp pitch. Smith batted well with his 21 not out. Northmore (4-0-14-1) and Cummings (3-1-11-1) were the pick of the Whitchurch bowlers.

The Whitchurch reply was given strong foundation by Cummings (24) and Swash (30) and had a good chance of overhauling the Tideford total. Tight bowling by Tom Carter (3-1-6-1), Guy Webber (4-0-15-0) and Evan Hughes (3-0-10-0) restricted the batsmen & Ben Kitt-Osborne (3-0-5-3) weighed in to add to his batting performance. Tideford lasted out to win by 15 runs with the game played in an excellent spirit by both sets of players.

11/07/07

Plymouth U13s 100 all out (B. Stein 43, C. Attis 26, R. Coltham 2-19, R. Morris 2-18)

Plymstock Sabres 75-6 (H. Kerton 23, J. Hancock 1-7, H. Barnes 1-15)

Plymouth U13s beat Plymstock Sabres by 25 runs

12/07/07

Plympton 78-9 (T. Richards 17*, L. Gunn-Colling 15, J. Stephens 3-13, A. Mason 3-13)

Tavistock 52 all out (O. Sale 18, J. Howourth 3-13, J. Lloyd 2-5)

Plympton beat Tavistock by 26 runs

Plympton won the toss and elected to bat. Useful knocks by Lewis Gunn-Collings (15) and Tom Richards (17 not out) were the chief scorers in the 78 total. Jamie Stephens (4-0-13-3) & Aiden Mason (3-1-13-3) were the principal wicket takers for Tavistock. A fine opening spell by Jamie Howourth (4-0-13-3) put Tavistock on the back foot and they never really recovered. Jack Lloyd (4-2-5-2) and Lewis Gunn-Collings (3-0-8-2) also bowled well. For Tavistock only Freddie Jayarajah (11), Jamie Stephens (11) and Ollie Sale (18) reached double figures; eventually all out for 52 in the 16th over giving Plympton a well-deserved 26 run win. Jack Lloyd, who took a fine catch to dismiss Freddie Jayarajah was the Plympton fielder of the match. Jonty Newton who executed a run-out with a direct hit was the Tavistock fielder of the match.

12/07/07

Whitchurch 168-2 (T, Cummings 94, A. Northmore 21, C. Swash 12*)

Yelverton 46 all out (G.Farmer 11, K. Alford 2-1, A. Northmore 2-3)

Whitchurch returned to winning ways in fantastic style after losing to Tideford earlier in the week, with a 122 run win over local moorland rivals Yelverton. Yelverton travelled with only 9 men and put Whitchurch in to bat first. Whitchurch’s Tom Cummings took advantage of the missing fielders and made his 50 after only 8 overs. At the other end Aaron Northmore also helped his team’s total with a solid 21 before being caught at mid wicket. Cummings went on to 92 needing 8 in the last over to make his first 100 for the club. Having taken 2 off the first ball he could only manage a single off the 2nd to take him off strike. With the third ball a quick single was called for by Cummings to get himself back on strike but the quick thinking Yelverton fielder was too quick and threw down the stumps leaving Tom Cummings run out 6 short of his 100. In reply Yelverton had no answer to the bowling off the Whitchurch bowlers and lost five of their 8 wickets available within the first 10 overs. It was left to Kieran Alford and Aaron Northmore to finish off the Yelverton lower order for 46 all out, leaving Whitchurch with a 122 run win.

Week 12 beginning 15th July 2007

16/07/07

Plymouth U13s 116-3 (C. Attis 27, M. Partington-Smith 26*, D. Taylor 1-26)

Plymstock Panthers 42 all out (M. Thomas 13, M. Rose 4-5, L. Edmonds 1-5)

Plymouth U13s beat Plymstock Panthers by 74 runs

Plymouth U13s scored steadily throughout their innings with top scores from Charles Attis (27) and Mike Partington-Smith remained unbeaten on 26. Plymstock’s best bowler was Chris Pratt (3-0-14-1)

In reeply Plymstock found it hard going against a tight Plymouth bowling attack. Max Thomas played a good innings (13) before being run out. Pick of the Plymouth bowlers were Mark Rose (4-1-5-4) and Liam Edmonds (4-2-5-1). Plymstock were left high and dry 74 runs short.

18/07/07

Tideford 143-9 (B. Kitt-Osborne 50, D. Shirley 21*, H. Price 4-9, J. Ellis 1-16)

Plymouth U12s 49-8 (Hambly 16, T. Carter 4-2, B. Kitt-Osborne 1-5)

Tideford beat Plymouth U12s by 94 runs

Chris Curry won the toss for Plymouth and put Tideford in on a strip that helped the seamers. The match was determined by 2 superb spells of bowling from Harry Price from Plymouth & Tom Carter for Tideford. Price & Curry opened the bowling for Plymouth and Tideford were reeling with 4 top batsmen back in the pavilion. Only Evan Highes with a quick 16 and ben Kitt-Osborne who eventually scored an excellent 50 coped with the Plymouth attack arly on. The Tideford tail wagged to the 20th over and the innings closed on 143 for 9, along way from 29 for 4. The pick of the Tideford batsmen were Kitt-Osborne (50), Shirley (21 not out) and Hughes (16). Harry Price took 4 wickets for 9 runs in anexcellent spell of wicket to wicket bowling and Peacock took a superb return catch to dismiss Kitt-Osborne.

Plymouth’s reply was disturbed by the pace of Kitt-Osborne & the accuracy of Tom Carter. Only Hambly with a well-struck 16 provided resistance and the innings stuttered to 49 for 9 off the 20 overs. Credit should be given to the Plymouth batsmen for perservering. Tom Carter took 4 wickets for 2 runs from 3 overs in a great spell of wicket to wicket bowling, Tideford using 9 bowlers.Thw match was played in an excellent spirit 7 credit is due to captain Chris Curry & Matt Worden & to the Plymouth groundstaff for preparing the pitch in difficult conditions.

18/07/07

Plympton 89-5 (J. Gilpin 18*, J. Howourth 16, C. Dawe 2-18, D. Ackford 1-6)

Yelverton 43-8 (E. Eames 11, L. Garforth 3-6, J. lloyd 2-4, L. Gunn-Colling 2-8)

19/07/07

Plymstock Sabres 188-3 (A. Stevenson 71* rtd, H. Kurtain 42, E. Bussell 1-26)

Cornwood Dels 65 –9 (S. Miller 10, R. Coltham 2-8, H. Trump 1-16)

Plymstock Sabres beat Cornwood Dels by 123 runs

Plymstock Sabres made the trip to Cornwood and came away with a comprehensive 123 run victory. On winning the toss, the Sabres decided to bat and it was apparent from the very first ball that the spectators were going to be treated to a run fest. H. Kurtain (42) and A. Stevenson (71 not out) put on 88 for the first wicket before Kurtain was well caught by the Dels wicket keeper Dale Halford of the bowling of Ed Bussell. J. Batten then joined Stevenson and these pair put on a further 84 runs, the partnership ending when Batten was run out by a direct hit from 7 year old Matthew Petherbridge for 17. No further wickets fell and the Sabres finished on a very impressive 188 for 2.

If Cornwood were going to stand any chance of a remarkable victory, they would have needed to get off to a flier. Unfortunately, after both openers were run out with the score on 8, it was apparent that this wasn’t going to happen. Only Sam Miller (10 not out) going in at Number 9 reached double figures against some accurate Sabres bowling. Cornwood’s innings finally closing on 64 – 9, giving the Sabres a 123 run victory. Ben Underwood (3-2-1-1), Rory Coltham (3-0-8-2) and Sam Farmer (3-1-1-1) were particularly impressive for the Sabres.

19/07/07

Whitchurch 109-9 (C. Swash 27, K. Alford 15, E. Blatchford 13, P. Archer 2-22)

Cornwood Oaks 66-8 (A. Beaumont 32, W. Beaumont 11, H. Kisby 2-10, T. Cummings 2-13)

Whitchurch beat Cornwood Oaks by 43 runs

Whitchurch continued their good run of form in the league with a hard thought win against Cornwood Oaks. Whitchurch batted first and soon lost T. Cummings for 0 but a good partnership by C. Swash (27) and K. Alford (15) put the score up to 39 before K. Alford fell L.B.W to Alex Beaumont. The Whitchurch innings carried on its momentum but wickets also started to fall and it was left to E. Blatchford (13) to steady the ship with Swash. Thanks also to 38 extras bowled by Cornwood Whitchurch finished their 20 overs on 109 for 9.

In Reply Cornwood started off very well and looked on course for a well-deserved victory. Alex Beaumont 32 and Billy Beaumont 11 put on a 45 1st wicket partnership before Alex Beaumont was run out by a sharp piece of fielding by A. Northmore. After that Billy Beaumont soon followed and tight bowling by the Whitchurch managed to restrict Cornwood middle order to only 66 off their 20 overs, and a 43 run win for Whitchurch.

20/07/07

Plymouth Civil Service 104-8 (B. Waghorn 25, J. Widnell 18, B. Shepherd 2-10)

Plymstock Panthers 71 all out (D. Hill 34*, B. Waghorn 3-20, M. Henwood 2-1)

Plymouth Civil Service beat Plymstock Panthers by 33 runs.

Civil got off to a shaky start with excellent bowling from B. Shepherd (2 for 10), especially the ball that bowled dangerman Osama Alam. The middle to lower order: J. Widnell (18), B. Waghorn (25) and J. Anderton (17 not out) certainly got together to amass a total score of 104 for 8

Panthers’ reply kept pace with the asking rate but B. Waghorn (3 for 20) slowed the innings. D. Hill (34 not out) kept up the interest right up to the last few overs when M. Henwood mopped-up with 2 wickets for one run in 4 balls leaving Plymstock on 71 all out, 33 runs short.

Week 13 beginning 22nd July 2007

23/07/07

Plymouth U12s 55-9 (B. Northington 7*, A. Beaumont 2-7, A. Johnson 2-2)

Cornwood Oaks 57-3 (A. Johnson 28, R. Rickard 13*, K. Bryan 1-16)

23/07/07         

Tavistock 39-1 after 7 overs

Yelverton did not bat

Match abandoned due to rain

With Tavistock on 39 for 1 the rain became persistent and after the batsmen had lost their bats due to wet gloves and grips the match was abandoned.

Aiden Mason was 18 not out and Keegan Daly had taken the only wicket for Yelverton, bowling Rob Grove for 8.

23/07/07

Plympton 74-5 (L. Gunn-Colling 22*, L. Garforth 12, J. Hancock 2-12)

Plymouth U13s 76-5 (B. Stein 27, M. Partington-Smith 13, L. Garforth 3-10)

Plympton batted first and never really got amongst the Plymouth bowling to score enough runs. Lewis Gunn-Collings’ stay at the crease for 18 overs brought his 22 runs. Extras topped the score with 23. J. Hancock was pick of the Plympton bowlers taking 2 for 12 off his 4 overs.

The Plymouth innings was centred on B. Stein (27) who was dropped early on, an expensive mistake. The pick of the Plympton bowlers was L. Garforth with 3 for 10 off 3.5 overs. Plymouth won by 5 wickets in the 19th over.

Cup Quarter Final

18/07/07

Plymouth Civil Service 88 –7 (C. Cload 28, J. Corsellis 3-17, H. Solomon 2-13)

Ivybridge 89-5 (J. Mailling 39*, J. Rothwell 2-11, B. Waghorne 2-18)

Ivybridge beat Plymouth Civil Service by 5 wkts