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Ivybridge lost the toss and were put into bat, but after a shaky start losing opener S. Magarth to a contentious decision for a duck J.Mailling (47) and T. Marshall (35*) batted extremely well and deserved their individual scores. D. Ackford (2-12) & D. Cooper (2-15) bowled well for the visitors to keep Ivybridge down to 106-4. In Reply Yelverton got off to a slow start scoring only 23 of the first 10 overs largely due to D. Wilmott 4 overs for 5 runs. A good fielding performance by Ivybridge kept the visitors down to 66-5 at the close with D. Ackford batting a steady 32* with the addition of 17 extras. A good game for the spectators resulted in Ivybridge winning by 40 runs |
Week 4 beginning 18th May 2008 19/05/08 Ivybridge 106 for 4 (J. Mailling 47, T. Marshall 35*, D. Ackford 2-12, D. Cooper 2-15) Yelverton 66 for 5 (D. Ackford 32*, J. Mailling 2-6, D. Wilmott 0-5) Ivybridge beat Yelverton by 40 runs |
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| Plymouth skipper Ben Stein won the toss and decided to field knowing that due to the late arrival of wicket keeper Luke Dickinson it meant him putting on the gloves and using a 9 year old substitute fielder. Plympton got off to a steady start with C. Cammaris (13) and Plympton's star batsmen T. Richards (53*). The pick of the Plymouth bowlers being Dom Bryant (4-1-9-0) despite no wickets on this day but a memorable performance in what proved to be a batter’s paradise with Watkins (26) and Walton (10*). Plympton amassed a good total of 117-2 and before Stein passed on the gloves he managed a stumping off the leg spin of Liam Edmonds. Plymouth's reply mirrored Plympton’s with Stein (65*) and Ellis (11) pushing Plymouth towards the winning post. It was left to Dom Bryant (13*) to clip the winning runs off his pads with three balls to spare 118-2. A nail biter of a game played in a manner credit to both clubs. This was Ben Stein's day have we just seen the emergence of a young cricketing all rounder from the City of Plymouth | 20/05/08 Plympton 117 for 2 (T. Richards 53*, C. Watkins 26, Liam Edmonds 1-23) Plymouth Peverell 118 for 2 (B. Stein 65*, R. Walton 1-16) Plymouth Peverell beat Plympton by 8 wkts |
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Plympton Crusaders won the toss and elected to bowl. Tideford got off to a solid start with the score on 34 off 6 overs. Crusaders gradually pulled the game back and with the introduction of 11 year old Ethan Dalby (3-16)., Tideford were reduced to 50 for 3 off 11 overs. J Taylor batted well for Tideford scoring an entertaining 34. Tideford finished well scoring 45 off the last 9 overs, K Wellington (21*), finishing on 97 for 4. Plympton Crusaders in reply started the chase really well with the score on 45 for 0 off 7 overs and looking like they were going to ease to a comfortable victory, but as always in cricket it is never that easy. K. Watts, captain, brought himself back on to remove Callum Cload (20), with his first ball of his 3rd over. From then on Tideford fought back well to leave Plympton Crusaders on 77 for 5 off 15 overs, removing Jacob Anderton (32) who was looking very good. Olly Lindfield did the damage bowling his leg spin, which had the Crusaders middle order in a spin with figures of 3-10. Still needing 21 off 5 overs in came Dalby (7no) and Will Sargent (12no),both Under 11s, with the game poised very nicely. They managed to hold their nerve playing some super shots to win the game with 5 balls to spare, Sargent hitting a four to win the game. A superb ending to an exciting game on a glorious sunny evening at Tideford. |
20/05/08 Tideford 97 for 4 (J. Taylor 34, K. Wellington 21*, E. Dalby 3-16) Plympton Crusaders 100 for 5 (J. Anderton 32, C. Cload 20, O. Lindfield 3-10) Plympton Crusaders beat Tideford by 5 wkts |
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Batting first, Cornwood scored 140 for 5. Highlight of the innings was a maiden 50 from Peter Archer ably backed up by Ryan Rickard (32); Anna Gower & Matthew Maller reaching double figures. Ford Park used several bowlers all of whom struggled against some aggressive batting. In reply, Ford Park reached 96 for 9 with Raymond-Jones top scoring with 29, well supported by Ashfield (17). This pair put on 42 runs for the 6th wicket. Highlight of Cornwood’s bowling was a four over spell from Hollie Grafton who took 2 wickets for just 12 rins. Cornwood’s fielding was much improved with Anna Gower being outstanding. There were 4 run-outs with wicket-keeper Billy Beaumont involved in all of them.
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21/05/08 Cornwood Oaks 140 for 5 (P. Archer 52, R. Rickard 32, A. Toptani 1-10) Ford Park 96 for 9 (R. Raymond-Jones 29, H. Grafton 2-12, A. Gower 1-8) Cornwood Oaks beat Ford Park by 44 runs |
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| Plymstock entertained Whitchurch U13s as Man U. were playing Chelsea in the Champions League final. Both teams competed well and only a 51 by Hallan Kerton and 19 from Ollie White pushed Plymstock’s total to of 112 in their 20 overs. Both batsmen were fortunate in being dropped but despite that Whitchurch’s fielding was good & enthusiastic. W. Hall took 3 for 10 runs in 3 overs. Whitchurch started well with Barriball (29) and Alford (20) keeping up with the rate while Plymstock’s bowling became a little ragged. Jake Bellison had Barriball well caught by Gibson but the game changed when Charles O’Higgins came on to bowl in the 14th over with Whitchurch well in the chase. He had Alford caught from his first ball then went on to take 5 wickets for 8runs in his 3 overs, the main cause of Whitchurch collapsing to 76 off 20 overs | 21/05/08 Plymstock 112 for 6 (H. Kerton 51, O. White 19, W. Hall 3-10) Whitchurch 76 for 9 (B. Barriball 29, K. Alford 20, C. O’Higgins 5-8) Plymstock beat Whitchurch by 36 runs |
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Cornwood Dels won the toss and decided to bat. After losing George de Mendonca with just 10 runs on the board, Harry Cobbold joined Luke Richardson and the pair batted well to put on 84 for the 2nd wicket. Cobbold was eventually out falling to a superb diving one-handed catch of his own bowling by M. Neale for 31. Richardson joined Cobbold back in the pavilion just 2 balls later, bowled by Neale for a fine 35. Cornwood Dels finishing on 122 – 4 off their 20 overs. Neale claiming 2 for 22 of his 4 overs. Despite M. Seale smashing the first ball of their innings for 4, Plymouth Mount Wise were never really in the game with some excellent performances in the field from Cornwood Dels. Only W. Caufield reached double figures with 11, before he was stumped by Luke Petherbridge off the bowling of Cobbold. De Mendonca 3-15, Cobbold 2-11 and E. Bussell 2-9 all bowled well. |
22/05/08 Cornwood Dels 122 for 4 (L. Richardson 35, H. Cobbold 31, M. Neale 2-22) Plymouth Mount Wise 58 a.o. (W. Caufield 11, G. de Mendonca 3-15, H. Cobbold 2-11) Cornwood Dels beat Plymouth Mount Wise by 64 runs |
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Cornwood batted first in a rematch of the league cup 1st round, with Yelverton taking the initiative skittling the top 3 batters for single figures. Cornwood never got going in their innings with Matt Maller top scoring with 20*. D.Ackford claimed 1-9, C.Dawe 1-13 and J.Rogers 1-8 as the wickets were shared around.. The innings total 68-8. Yelverton started in a similar way to Cornwood as Michael Johnson (4-14) and John Symons (1-13) set about taking wickets. As the wickets fell at regular intervals Yelverton edged nearer through D.Ackford top scored with a stylish 23, accelerating as he batted with the tail. When Ryan Rickard (2-3) bowled Ackford, Cornwood cleared up with some tidy fielding and came out victors by 14 runs in a game that could have gone either way to the wire. |
Week 6 beginning 1st June 2008 05/06/08 Cornwood Oaks 68 for 8 (M. Maller 20*, D.Ackford 1-9, C. Dawe 1-13) Yelverton 54 all out ( D.Ackford 23, M. Johnson 4-14, R. Rickard 2-3) Cornwood Oaks beat Yelverton by 14 runs |
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05/06/08 Whitchurch 85 for 5 (B. Barriball 25, J. Stephens 2-20, D. Milligan 2-5) Tavistock 86 for 0 (F. Jayarajah 37*, J. Newton 33*, H. Kisby 0-10) Tavistock beat Whitchurch by 10 wkts |
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