Under 11 Results (3)

Plymouth Civil Service 262 beat Plymstock 217 (I White 11, Elland 2-2) by 45 runs

Whitchurch 221 beat Ivybridge (J Hair 2-7, C Hoar 2-12) by 2 runs

Plymouth 330 (J Hughes 24) beat Cornwood 195 (J Hughes 4-17) by 135 runs

Plymstock 207 (J Elliott 4-4) beat Whitchurch 195 (A Stevenson 5-8) by 12 runs

Kingsbridge 306 beat Cornwood 245 by 61 runs

Tavistock 339 (T Pope 32, Jos Stephens 22, J Newton 22) beat Plympton 234 (J Newton 4-12, D Scaglioni 3-12) by 105 runs

Plymouth 276 (A Hill 26) beat Ivybridge 230 by 46 runs

Mount Wise 319 (G Stephenson 25, C Sanders 23) beat Yelverton 254 (R Yates 3-14) by 65 runs

Under 11 Match reports

An evenly contested match played in the right spirit. White and Thomas got off to a good start then the Plympton bowlers started to contain notably Rebecca Donohue and Blair Sturley playing his first game for the club.
Plympton’s reply was based on a fine 21 from Rebecca Donohue to complete a fine individual effort but the loss of wickets in the final pairings left the home side requiring two from the final ball. They managed to scamper a single to leave the scores level. Ian White and Rebecca Donohue picked up the fielding nominations.

Peverell Park enjoyed a run feast as Plymouth entertained Mount Wise. The visitors batted first and five of their batsman passed 20, top score was George Stephenson with a brutal 39. Alex Hill was the only bowler to have any success as he took 2-26 in his four overs. Mount Wise have always had the ability to take wickets and they did this to great effect with only one bowler not picking up a wicket. Hill 22 and Dickenson 27 did make positive contributions but Plymouth were always behind the eight ball as they fell 85 runs short to slip to their first league defeat. N Wills and O Alam were the nominated fielders.



Some very tight and accurate bowling by Ivybridge made it difficult for the Cornwood batsmen to score runs. Josh Mailling and Sam Marker took two great catches in the field. Ben Bowen 3-8 and Ben Anning 3-6 were the pick of the bowling. The Cornwood bowlers tried hard but Ivybridge batted well all down the order with Harry Solomon 32 and Ben Anning 19 top scoring. A very sporting game played on a lovely summer evening at Erme playing fields. The two fielders of the match were Josh Mailling and Richard Bruce.

Civil Service won the toss and elected to bat. A combination of accurate bowling and attacking field placements restricted the home side to 192. Joss Stephens was the pick of an exceptional team bowling performance finishing with 4-3. Although Civil Service took two early wickets Tavistock ran out convincing winners by 53 runs. The two fielders were Jabed Ullah and Joss Stephens.

Mount Wise were asked to bat and an impressive batting display with the loss of only one wicket took the hosts to 319. Pick of the batting were George Stephenson 25 and Chris Sanders 23. Tight bowling and the taking of 8 wickets was the key to the hosts victory. Rhys Yates took the bowling honours with 3-14. Another neat display from Amara Carr, including a super catch behind earned her her second fielding award, J Smith picked it up for Yelverton.

Two evenly matched sides competed in a thoroughly entertaining match with Plymouth overcoming Ivybridge. Alex Hill made 26 with an exemplary display of wicketkeeping from Ellery Jones, picking up the fielding award. Sam Marker was nominated for Ivybridge.

Tavistock batted first with Pope and Scaglioni putting on 43 for the first pair. 2nd and 3rd pairs also batted well without losing a wicket. The final pair of Josh Stephens and Newton added 48 for the final pair. M Smith was the pick of the Plympton bowling. Plympton batted soundly but lost wickets at regular intervals. Jonty Newton 4-12 and Dominic Scaglioni 3-12 were the best of the Tavistock bowlers.

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