Plympton won the toss and decided to ask Ivybridge to bat. With some great bowling from Rebecca Donohue, Ryan Skinner and Josh Outtram, Ivybridge found it hard to get going. In the 5th over Donohue made the break though, bowling N. Lancaster. Two balls later there was a mix up between J. Mailling and H. Solomon after some good fielding and Solomon was run out. Jamie Howourth helped himself to two wickets, including Mailling. Mailling scored a good 33 and was 5th out when the score was on 77. Ivybridge managed to get 80 at the end of their 20 overs. Plympton had a great start with a stand of 41 between Skinner and Rebecca Piddock. Piddock was first out, run out for 17. Skinner was next out for 23 when the score had moved on to 51. Plympton only needing 30 to win off the last 10 overs then started to find it hard work. With some good batting from Josh Outtram (22 not out) Plympton won with 2.2 overs to go.

First Round:

03/06/08

Ivybridge 80 for 6 (J. Mailling 33, J. Howourth 2-11, J. Outtram 1-5)

Plympton 81 for 4 (R. Skinner 23, J. Outtram 22*, H. Solomon 2-15)

Plympton beat Ivybridge by 6 wkts

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04/06/08

Plymouth Peverell 185 for 1 (G. Stephenson 127*, J. Libby 48, D. Ellard 1-46)

Plymouth Civil Service 84 all out (C. Sanders 29, O. Wace 5-14, W. Dickenson 2-14)

Plymouth Peverell beat Plymouth Civil Service by 101 runs

03/06/08

Yelverton 35 for 8 (H. Nixon 11, J. Davis 4-2, B. Kitt-Osbourne 1-6)

Tideford 38 for 1 (D. Snowdon 24*, G. Birbeck 1-18)

Tideford beat Yelverton by 9 wkts

Plymstock won the toss and batted first in a re-arranged match on a well-prepared track at Cornwood that gave nothing away. The Cornwood bowling attack was wayward from the start, allowing Adam Stevenson and Hallam Kerton to start a clinical demolition of suspect fielding. Kerton (21) eventually gave his wicket away but this allowed Farmer (10) to join Stevenson to continue the good work, Stevenson eventually loosing concentration for a well-deserved 77. Ryan Rickard (2-12) managed to slow the charge all but too late and Plymstock ended with a respectable 122 off their 20 overs. Cornwood soon hit the self-destruct button, unable to build any substantial batting partnerships. A combination of tight fieldwork and sensible bowling from Plymstock stopped any realistic chance of Cornwood reaching the total, with eight batsmen being out ‘caught’. Smith (4-19), Farmer (3-4 off 1.2 overs) and Bailey (2-13) did most of the damage and Plymstock won by an easy 50 runs.

13/06/08

Plymstock 122 for 4 (A. Stevenson 77, H. Kerton 21, R. Rickard 2-12)Cornwood 72 all out (R. Rickard 18, M. Smith 4-19, S. Farmer 3-4)

Plymstock beat Cornwood by 50 runs