23/06/08 Whitchurch 95 for 7 (H. Kisby 26, B. Barriball 12, M. Johnson 1-15)Cornwood Oaks 82 for 7 (P. Archer 26, D. Monger 3-10, K. Kisby 2-11, K. Alford 2-15) Whitchurch beat Cornwood Oaks by 13 runsNo Match Report Submitted 23/06/08 Tavistock 151 for 3 (J. Stephens 67*, W. Smith 35, S. McGrath 1-20)Ivybridge 49 all out (S. McGrath 16, W. Smith 5-1, A. Mason 2-20)Tavistock beat Ivybridge by 102 runs No Match Report Submitted 25/06/08 Plymstock 115 for 2 (O. White 45*, H. Kerton 43, O. Lindfield 1-10)Tideford 102 for 5 (H. Landers 43, M. Saunders 1-12, B. Underwood 1-14) Plymstock beat Tideford by 13 runsPlymstock won the toss and decided to bat against Tideford at Dean Cross Hallam Kerton carried on his high scoring season and fell just short of another half-century. Oliver White and Kerton put on 64 for the first wicket. White carried on in partnership with Ross Maffey (14*) to take the total to 115-2. White finished on 45* Olly Lindfield was the best of some good Tideford bowling, taking 1-10 off four overs.Shirley (11) and Wellington (12) assisted Landers to take the score to 79 but Landers was well caught by Billy Gibson. At this stage Tideford were well in the hunt but Ross Maffey bowled some tight overs near the end, having Tounoff stumped off the last ball for 15. Tideford fell only 13 runs short in a game that was enjoyed by spectators and players alike 26/06/08 Plympton Crusaders 106 for 4 (J. Wardle 19*, D. Ackford 2-6, J. Dent 2-33)Yelverton 67 all out (D. Ackford 15, D. Dixon 3-16, J. Anderton 2-16) Plympton Crusaders beat Yelverton by 39 runsPlympton Crusaders won the toss and elected to bat. The Crusaders decided to bat first as the dark clouds started to surround Yelverton and become very gloomy. Crusaders were reduced to 31 for three off seven overs, with their top three batsman gone. David Ackford bowled an excellent line, tight with a bit of away swing, and he got the important wickets of Callum Cload and Dan Dixon. Mike Henwood (11) and James Wardle, who finished on 19 not out, put on 29 for the fourth wicket and then Wardle combined with Jordan Bailey (11) and added a further 32 runs for the fifth wicket, moving the score up to 90 for five with three overs to go. Todd Rossouw hit some lusty blows and the Crusaders finished on 106 for five, extras contributing 35. David Ackford finished with 4-2-6-2. Crusaders knew early wickets were an important factor and the key wicket of David Ackford. Yelverton were 24 for four off four overs, with Ackford out for 15 and they never really looked like getting the runs from then on. After eight overs the score was 33 for five, Dan Dixon 3-16 and Jacob Anderton 2-16. Yelverton worked their way up to 67 all out in the 15th over thanks to 22 extras and a last wicket partnership of 20 runs. Myles Cheshire finished with 2-13 off two overs. 21/07/08 Yelverton 99 for 3 (D. Ackford 42*, M. Saunders 1-10, R. Bailey 1-12)Plymstock 102 for 5 (M. Blackmore 28, D. Ackford 2-21, D. Cooper 1-9) Plymstock beat Yelverton by 5 wktsPlymstock visited Yelverton on a rare sunny evening. The home side chose to bat and steadily accumulated runs. D. Ackford was the mainstay with 42 not out, supported by D. Cooper (13) and D. Rodgers (10) . The Plymstock bowling side was steady but inaccurate with 28 extras given away to help towards Yelverton’s total of 99 for 3 in 20 overs. M. Blackmore (28) and M. Thomas (19) took every opportunity to run singles before Thomas was run out after a misunderstanding with his partner. Ollie White (14) helped to take the score to 84 and it was down to H. Kerton (12) and B. Gibson (7) to see Plymstock safely home with 4 overs to spare. D. Cooper conceded only 9 runs for 1 wicket in his 4 overs and D. Ackford took 2-2122/07/08 Plympton 106 for 9 (C. Watkins 26, J. Newton 3-10, W. Smith 2-16)Tavistock 107 for 1 (M. Cousens 57*, J. Stephens 25, J. Gilpin 1-19)Tavistock beat Plympton by 8 wkts No Match Report Submitted 23/07/08 Cornwood Dels 105 for 6 (L. Richardson 53, K. Alford 2-20, H. Kisby 1-16)Whitchurch 106 for 4 (K. Alford 29*, G. DeMendonca 1-9, H. Cobbold 1-21)Whitchurch beat Cornwood Dels by 6 wkts No Match Report Submitted 23/07/08 Tavistock 200 for 3 (M. Cousens 86, R. Davies 42, F. Jayarajah 35*, W. Sargent 2-24)Plympton Crusaders 60 for 7 (C. Cload 35, F. Jayarajah 3-4, P. Jarman 2-7)Tavistock beat Plympton Crusaders by 140 runs No Match Report Submitted 24/07/08 Plymouth Peverell 97 for 7 (M. Rose 44, A. Mallet 3-20, W. Caufield 2-21)Plymouth Mount Wise 43 for 7 (W. Caufield 12, Liam Edmonds 3-10, L. Peacock 2-9) Plymouth Peverell beat Plymouth Mount Wise by 54 runs Mount Wise won the toss and asked Peverell to bat on a very dry dusty track that resembled crazy paving. This looked to be a sound decision when W. Farrow bowled the dangerous Stein for 2 runs with a shooter that hit one of the cracks. With Ellis (4) the other opener soon back in the pavilion it was left to D Bryant (12) and Liam Edmonds (16) to steady the boat. Then up stepped the Captain for the evening Mark Rose to play an innings to remember smashing the ball to all corners. He raced to 44 before being bowled in the final over trying to make a maiden fifty which carried Plymouth Peverell to 97 for 7, a respectable total. The pick of the Mount Wise bowlers were Alex Mallet 4-0-20-3 and Will Caulfield 4-1-2-21. Mount Wise found it difficult to come to terms with the conditions and with leg spinner Liam Edmonds 4-0-10-3 turning the ball square it was always going to be difficult. The figures would have been better had Peverell held catches. In the end the innings closed on 76 for 9 with 33 extras being the main contributor which left Plymouth Peverell winners by 21 runs. |
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