| No Match Report Submitted | Week 7 beginning 8th June 2008 09/06/08 Plymouth Mount Wise 89 for 5 (W. Caufield 32, M. Sewell 30, E. Degg 2-18) Yelverton 91 for 5 ( D. Ackford 31, M. Neale 2-22, W. Wentworth 2-12) Yelverton beat Plymouth Mount Wise beat by 5 wkts |
| A brilliant innings from Dan Nightingale helped Cornwood Dels to an 83 run victory over Plympton Crusaders on a beautiful summers evening at Oak Park. Cornwood won the toss and had no hesitation in batting first. Things started badly though when Bradley Elliot was run out in the second over. Luke Richardson and Luke Petherbridge steadied the ship before Richardson fell, caught & bowled by Henders for 17. Nightingale joined Petherbridge and before long started hitting the ball to all parts of the ground before Petherbridge was bowled by Bourbon for 15, in a third wicket stand worth 70. George DeMendonca and Nightingale took the score on to 129-4, with DeMendonca 15 and Nightingale with an excellent 51 not out. Henders, Bourbon and Bailey each picking a wicket up for the Crusaders. In reply, only Cload made any progress against the Cornwood attack, hitting 19 before being caught at square leg by a diving one handed DeMendonca catch. Plympton Crusaders finally all out for 46, extras top scoring with 21. Matthew Skeemer 3-0-11-4 was the pick of the Cornwood bowlers, all 4 of his victims bowled. Richardson 2-1-1-2 and DeMendonca 4-0-19-2 both bowled well and man of the match Nightingale finished with 4-1-12- | 09/06/08 Cornwood Dels 129 for 4 (D. Nightingale 51*, L. Richardson 17, Bailey 1-13) Plympton Crusaders 46 all out (C. Cload 19, M. Skeemer 4-11, G. De Mendonca 2-19) Cornwood Dels beat Plympton Crusaders by 83 runs |
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10/06/08 Tideford 145 for 2 (J. Taylor 52, B. Carter 50, O. Foster 1-31) Ford Park 71 for 8 (C. Atkins 20, K. Watts 1-2, D. Shirley 1-6) Tideford beat Ford Park by 68 runs |
Ivybridge won the toss and put the home side into bat. This looked to be a good decision as they took the early wicket of J. Gilpin. However Plympton went on to post a good score of 154 for 3, Callum Watkins leading the way with a great knock and a personal best of 78 not out. He was supported by D. Queen (23) and J. Mullin (14). Josh Mailling was the pick of the Ivy bowlers with 1 for 11 off his 4 overs. In reply Ivy managed 81 for the loss of 9 wickets. S. McGrath top scored for the visitors with 22. A great bowling performance by Jake Sykes (2-4) and Watkins (2-10) ensured the victory for Plympton. |
10/06/08 Plympton 154 for 3 (C. Watkins 78*, D. Queen 23, J. Mailling 1-11) Ivybridge 81 for 9 (S. McGrath 22, J. Sykes 2-4, C. Watkins 2-10) Plympton beat Ivybridge by 73 runs |
Cornwood Oaks won the toss and selected to bat, losing two wickets early on at 4-2. A partnership was then put together between Ryan Rickard (19) and Peter Archer (39) although when Rickard fell, Archer soon ran out of partners as they ended on 93 all out. B Gibson (2-19), B Underwood (3-25) and R Maffey (2-14) were the key wicket takers.
Plymstock set about the target quickly with openers Hallam Kerton (53) and M. Thomas (16) putting on a partnership of 66 before a wicket was lost. Cornwood's fielding was depleted until the partnership was broken by James Richardson (1-21) and Kerton fell to Ryan Rickard (2-3). Soon after wickets fell cheaply, only for Plymstock to edge it in the last over, passing the score 5 wickets down in a very tight game |
11/06/08 Cornwood Oaks 92 all out (P. Archer 39, B. Underwood 3-25, B. Gibson 2-19) Plymstock 93 for 5 (H. Kerton 53, R. Rickard 2-3, J. Richardson 1-21) Plymstock beat Cornwood Oaks by 5 wkts |
Plymstock Cricket Club U13 played host to Ford Park the day after a tight victory away at Cornwood Oaks & found the opposition a little easier. The visitors chose to bat against some wayward bowling which O. Foster found to his liking, hitting 6 legside fours in his 25 before being well caught & bowled by Ben Underwood. A Late 13 by Hobday took the visitors score to 72 all out. Jake Bellison Billy Gibson, Ben Underwood & Charles O’Higgins all taking 2 wickets. Some suicidal running between Matt Saunders & Charles O’Higgins (18) caused both to be run our early but Ben Patrick (14) & Tom Hunt (13*) saw Plymstock home with 5 overs to spare. |
11/06/08 Ford Park 72 all out (O. Foster 25, B. Underwood 2-7, B. Gibson 2-3) Plymstock 73 for 5 (C. O’Higgins 18, S. Slade 1-12) Plymstock won by 5 wkts |
Plympton won the toss and elected to bat. Tom Richards set the pace through the innings for Plympton with 61 not out, to guide them to a healthy total of 161 - 4. He was well supported throughout the innings by Danny Queen (18) and Rhys Walton (36) whom he shared an outstanding 73 partnership with. Tideford’s K. Watts was the pick of the bowlers with 2 for 22. In reply the Home side bowled out Tideford for just 86. K. Wellington top scored with (32). An excellent bowling performance from Plympton’s Adam Blain 3 for 12 and Joe Gilpin 2 for 8. |
Week 8 beginning 15th June 2008 16/06/08 Plympton 161 for 3 (T. Richards 61*, R. Walton 36, K. Watts 2-22) Tideford 86 all out (K. Wellington 32, A. Blain 3-12, J. Gilpin 2-8) Plympton beat Tideford by 75 runs |
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16/06/08 Plympton Crusaders 34 all out (C. Cload 16, B. Barriball 4-4, H. Kisby 3-5) Whitchurch 35 for 0 (H. Kisby 14*, J. Duncan 13*, C. Cload 0-7) Whitchurch beat Plympton Crusaders by 10 wkts |
Plympton Crusaders won the toss and elected to bat. The Crusaders were unfortunate in that 3 players dropped out an hour before the game due to illness, but decided to bat and put runs on the board to put pressure on the young Mount Wise team. The Crusaders got off to a fantastic start scoring 66 off the first 10 overs when captain Callum Cload got out for 54. This was the wicket Mount Wise needed and the Crusaders slump to 91 for 4 off 15 overs. With only 3 wickets left Crusaders were in trouble but vice captain Jacob Anderton managed to score 28 not out along with Jordan Bailey (10 not out) to move the score up to 120 for 4 off their 20 overs. A. Robertson and W. Caulfield bowled well without much luck. Mount Wise in reply never really got going thanks to some tight bowling from Dan Dixon (4-2-8-3) and Jacob Anderton (4-1-14-1) who kept the score down to 23 for 4 off the first 8 overs. Mount Wise still had captain Will Caulfield at the crease who was batting very well but unfortunately when he fell for 29 and the score now on 48 for 7 the game was over. The Crusaders finished the game off, bowling Mount Wise out for 54, Myles Cheshire finishing with figures of 3-12 off 3 overs. In all a brilliant win for the Crusaders, after only playing with 8 players. |
19/06/08 Plympton Crusaders 120-4 (C. Cload 54, J. Anderton 28*, D. Pinegar 2-30) Plymouth Mount Wise 54 all out (W. Caulfield 29, D. Dixon 3-8, M. Cheshire 3-12) Plympton Crusaders beat Plymouth Mount Wise by 66 runs |
Plymouth Peverell won the toss and put a 10 man young Whitchurch side into bat in good conditions on a fast outfield at Peverell. A creditable batting performance by Whitchurch saw them reach a total of 92 for 8 off their 20 overs. B Barriball (26), A Northmore (28) and K Alford (15) scoring the bulk of the Whitchurch runs, the pick of the Plymouth bowlers being B Stein 4-0-3-20 and J Ellis 4-0-2-10 aided by a good team performance in the field. Plymouth comfortably knocked off the runs for the loss of 5 wickets with B Stein with yet another 50 plus score (57), and J Ellis (10) the only batters getting into double figures off just 14 overs. Credit is due to the Whitchurch players and officials for getting this game on at all as at lunchtime they only had 7 players. But after great effort by the manager and co-operation of parents they took to the field with 10 players including a few under 11s and they performed brilliantly. The winner on the day was cricket something that all club officials and players should remember as they strive for honours. Well done Whitchurch ! |
19/06/08 Whitchurch 92 for 8 (A. Northmore 28, B. Barriball 26, B. Stein 3-20) Plymouth Peverell 94 for 5 (B. Stein 57, J. Ellis 10, E. Blatchford 2-16) Plymouth Peverell beat Whitchurch by 5 wkts |