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General Cricket => Your Cricket => Topic started by: Simmy on November 19, 2010, 10:04:02 AM
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I like to google my self and reading all the old Cricket Arictles from are local paper!
here is my fav
Semi Final Of cup
OLD Sharlston reached the Pontefract League's Dyson-Skidmore Trophy final for the first time by edging out Featherstone in a thrilling semi-final on Sunday.
Batting first, Sharlston suffered an early blow when they lost influential skipper Dale McMulllan with the score on seven.
Sharlston's batsmen struggled to cope with the pace of Featherstone's Bart Thompson and Nev Lindsay but it was young paceman Jamie Robinson who did most damage, taking 4-27 to reduce the visitors to 89-6. Jason Ball rescued Sharlston with an excellent unbeaten 85. He put on 108 with Simon Ward who hit a rapid 67 as Sharlston closed on 203-7.
Featherstone made a solid start in reply with James Dunn (49) and Justin Miller (31) batting well.
Dunn was then joined by Dave Hiorns (41no) in a 71-run stand as Featherstone made steady progress.
Thompson added a quick 21 but it wasn't enough because Featherstone fell 13 runs short of victory, finishing on 191-6.
McMullan claimed 3-39 and Mark Reeves took 2-33.
After 30 overs, Sharlston were 123 and Featherstone were 125. The difference between the sides was Ward's excellent innings.
abybody got big headlines or anything post them up!
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You and your bloody ego
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You and your bloody ego
scotty was on about it yesterday so i was buzzing
found one for u
Sprotbrough, who were trounced at Old Sharlston. Dale McMullan (5-26) and Jason Ball (4-23) routed Sprotbrough for 82 after Liam Geddis (73), Tom Craig (68) and Stuart Bailey (32no) guided Sharlston to 229-5.
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Haha sad person.
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oh look both of us get mentioned her
It took Sharlston 30.3 overs to respond with 146-4, Simon Ward (59), Dale McMullan (35no) and Liam Geddis (23) being the main contributors.
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You are sad pal
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BORED!
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Do some work
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Found it :D:-
Old Sharlston's Wayne Walker bagged a hat-trick in a return of 4-40 in a 36-run win over Fishlake.
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nice one wayne!! u hit the wining 4 in are cup win as well ;) at ackworth!
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Yeah man :D That was a quality moment.
They sealed victory in the final over when Wayne Walker struck a winning four with three balls remaining.
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Claypole beat Timberland by 118 runs. Chris Dobbie hit 81 for Claypole while Timberland's Ben Tumilty took five wickets. Only one I can find online, loads of ones about me taking 3,4,5 in old papers.
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Good work guys, had a few cricket ones i will try dig out. Best ones have been footie though, with a double page spread title with my name in title in local paper :D and a big pic, same when i was younger, they make me laugh but are quite cool!
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i just read one of mine for football!
they were soon reduced to nine when Simon Ward was injured after bravely diving at the feet of an advancing Alverthorpe forward.
Injured! injured i snapped my wrist in half! bell ends haha
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I got a mention in the local paper for being stuck in a lift during a powercut once...
Which was nice
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I got a mention in the local paper for being stuck in a lift during a powercut once...
Which was nice
thats golden!!
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I tried to get involved Die Hard style and climb through the roof but no chance of that.
There was talk of a documentary and some TV appearences, although they failed to materialise. A family of ducks were found in a drain and I was just old news by then
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I write the report for my league team and I'm very modest when I do well, don't want to big myself up too much!
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My best write up was in wisden cricket magazine where I was named funniest name in cricket but they also mentioned my 96 off 71 in the article so counts as a write up
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whats ur name dude haha
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A.ruffcock
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Pahahaha Roco my friend that name is quality!
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thats sick! lol
nearly as good as Mike Hunt
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Well it got me in wisden under an article about kallis and next to one about jonty Rhodes so I'll take it and yes I brought and kept the issue
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thats sick! lol
nearly as good as Mike Hunt
or ben dover !!
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I got a physical write up somewhere for 5-26 for our firsts - will try and find it.
Missed out on 'top 10 cricketers of the week' by one run last year though :(
Stupid Thornbury player
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5-26 good effort mate!
i should of got something for getting 8 victims in one game but nothing... shocking
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8, jeez. Seen a couple of 7-fors but not 8, having said that our 1's spinner got 9 in the last league game of the season.
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not bolwing dude im a keeper lol
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(http://i430.photobucket.com/albums/qq21/jimba101/cricket.jpg)
nice picture from last season when i got about 120* (i'm the one on the left)
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top stuff dude!
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8, jeez. Seen a couple of 7-fors but not 8, having said that our 1's spinner got 9 in the last league game of the season.
played in a match a few seasons ago where our first team spinner took 9 on debut. It wasn't his first 9-for either
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Our now chairman took 9-10 and ran the other guy out.
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([url]http://i430.photobucket.com/albums/qq21/jimba101/cricket.jpg[/url])
nice picture from last season when i got about 120* (i'm the one on the left)
This just caught me eye as I recognised the guy on the right...
I think I played against him in Northants Div 3 last season?
We earned promotion along with you which means we get to play against the much talked about Robert Pack if he continues to play for Brigstock.
This was posted in an opposing team's match report about one of our players.
"Does anyone know if Steve Wharton ever stops talking as having spent 90 minutes listening to him whilst he batted he then sledged us for almost 3 hours whilst we batted!"
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Yer you probably would have done.
Yes you got promoted as peterborough got deducted points didn't they?!
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Yeah, fielding ineligible players.
It felt like we kinda deserved to go up though after we knocked off your 235 all out for the loss of only one wicket at your place and then you decided to shut it out when five down at ours. :-)
I was a bit between all our teams last season as I broke my thumb ect but if I can't get back into our ones then I'll most likley be playing for our two's and against you if you make the step up to your ones?
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i'm leaving tows mate! need to find a club lol
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Oh, why's that mate?
Where abouts do you live? Want me to PM you details of our winter nets as soon as they start?/Put you in contact with our Cricket Manager?
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The wording on these make me smile!! Would have liked more runs tho :(
Mark Reading and Ben Thorogood opened the innings with the skipper’s instructions to “tee off” ringing in their ears. Thorogood departed earlier than he would have liked and Reading soon followed, clean bowled, having treated onlookers first to a sumptuous square drive on bended knee and then to an agricultural wallop over square leg for six onto the pavilion roof from a full toss off his two previous balls.
Mark Reading, coming on from the Warwick End, again demonstrated what a priceless asset he is to the club. Keen historians will know that West Indian legend Sir Garfield Sobers is generally acknowledged as the greatest all-rounder the game has ever seen. Sobers batted like a dream, bowled swing at pace, off-spin, leg-breaks and was a master fielder. Reading is all these things and more. Did Sobers regularly keep wicket too when required? I think not. Bowling his mystery-spin and the occasional quicker dart, Reading cemented his reputation as an all-rounder of immeasurable talent, taking two wickets and having the wherewithal (not to mention decency) to not bowl out his boss’s son towards the tail end of the Warwickshire CC innings.
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'Agricultural Wallop'! Ha ha :)
Here's my best:
'In reply, Billy Burton and Proudman laid the WCC foundations, with a stand of 44 in the opening 10 overs. Burton aided by Dale Harris took WCC to victory in the final over. Burton unbeaton after a well crafted 33, Harris an important quick fire 17no.' Deleted the waffly bits.
That was a great game- the only I played for Willioughby that season, was asked to open, lasted the whole innings and scored the winning four off the last ball. Brilliant! :)
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Sorry to bring up a fairly old topic, but I've finally found this report from last year..... :)
In the Western Daily Press, October 11th 2009-
Headline- Buchanan and Bowditch Hit Big Scores In Minehead Cup Final
Minehead retained the Taunton and District Under 17's Cup when they beat their West Somerset Neighbours Kilve by 173 runs. The holders batted first and scored a mammoth 308-2 which was based on a 2nd wicket partnership of 265 between Ian Buchanan, who made 114 and an unbeaten 131 from Dan Bowditch. Minehead got off to a slow start thanks to some tight bowling from the Kilve openers, and lost opener Josh Hurley for 4. This brought Bowditch to the crease and the runs started to flow rapidly for Minehead thanks to some hard-hit straight drives from Buchanan and 2 towering sixes from Bowditch. Buchanan was first to reach his fifty but was swiftly overtaken by Bowditch who brought up his maiden ton for the club. Buchanan soon followed before he was caught in the deep for a fine 114. Bowditch and Stonier (22*) finished the innings nicely for Minehead as 35 runs were added in the final 4 overs of the innings.
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This just caught me eye as I recognised the guy on the right...
I think I played against him in Northants Div 3 last season?
We earned promotion along with you which means we get to play against the much talked about Robert Pack if he continues to play for Brigstock.
This was posted in an opposing team's match report about one of our players.
"Does anyone know if Steve Wharton ever stops talking as having spent 90 minutes listening to him whilst he batted he then sledged us for almost 3 hours whilst we batted!"
I raise you with a 306 unbeaten for the 1st wicket:-
(http://lh3.ggpht.com/_blLLx3gm1k0/TTH0najgLYI/AAAAAAAAB58/r66kiyzrH4s/s512/BFP%2007%20June%202009.jpg)
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Bloody hell! 306 is a great effort, good work :)
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wish it was me :)
Couple of openers at my old club Marlow. Funny story behind it. The 2nd XI Captain comes up to my father, who's the groundsman,the week before the match and says "can you leave some grass on, we can't get anyone out" (we have draws). Our 2nd XI Captain of the time can read a wicket like Nasser Hussain, and leaving grass on at Marlow has little effect as it's generally dead anyway. My father leaves a ton of grass on and you can see the result! Oppo got 250-8 and another game was drawn...
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Typical eh!
The game relating to my write-up above was played very late in the season on the 19th September, and was the hardest and driest wicket I had played on all season as it hadn't rained for 3 weeks prior to the game!
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think that was bad, here's what minor county attacks (don't) do on the same deck:-
http://www.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/current/match/439759.html
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think that was bad, here's what minor county attacks (don't) do on the same deck:-
[url]http://www.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/current/match/439759.html[/url]
lol I think Bucks will be disappointed with that bowling effort! :(
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I can beat that!
http://minehead.play-cricket.com/scoreboard/scorecard.asp?id=10879482
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I can beat that!
[url]http://minehead.play-cricket.com/scoreboard/scorecard.asp?id=10879482[/url]
good effort - anyone ship bowling second?
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Not had a write-up as such I missed out in 'Evening post cricketer of the week top 10' by one run last year :(
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good effort - anyone ship bowling second?
Was a really good game even though we lost, I thought I was on for a big'un till I fended off straight to gully! The wicket pretty much stayed the same through the whole game and it was a sunny day so it didn't really matter about bowling or batting first I dont think :)
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http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/cricket/2007/06/13/stenhouse-delivers-six-of-the-best-100252-19289121/ (http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/cricket/2007/06/13/stenhouse-delivers-six-of-the-best-100252-19289121/)
that one or
http://www.cheshire-cricket-board.org.uk/CCCL%20Newsletter%203%20Aug%202009.pdf (http://www.cheshire-cricket-board.org.uk/CCCL%20Newsletter%203%20Aug%202009.pdf)
:D
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I got referred to as a "blunderbuss opener" (probably fair!) last season in the local press after scored 57 off 22 balls filling in for a team in a 50 over match in a league that is higher than I usually play, can't find the article but this one is two days later in a T20 again filling in at a higher level and I got worked over by someone far better than me:
"In reply, Peter Carey found facing up to Peatfield a rather different proposition than the Argylls medium pacers he had simply smashed around the KGV two days earlier.
The young quickie hit him on the helmet first up and knocked over his stumps later that same over."
Makes me chuckle, I had no idea he was as quick as he was as I'd never seen him bowl before, tried to hook the first ball bouncer and got nowhere near it, thank god for helmets :-)
http://www.thisisguernsey.com/2010/05/25/argyll-youngsters-triumph/
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Get more write ups for my batting in the Wetherby rag now, but here's from a time when I bowled a bit more:-
(http://lh4.ggpht.com/_blLLx3gm1k0/TTMPh21BpII/AAAAAAAAB6I/7bVXYReUD0c/s512/2011-01-16%2015.27.04.jpg)
match report:-
(http://lh5.ggpht.com/_blLLx3gm1k0/TTMPU-rKd6I/AAAAAAAAB6U/XIvdME5Rbpc/s640/2011-01-16%2015.27.51.jpg)
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Sorry to bring up an old topic- This was the write up from the opposition skipper from Saturday:
Unbelievably, though, it wasn't enough. Minehead's opening pair offered a number of contrasts, but Ian Buchanan played an innings of such uncompromising ferocity that the initiative was immediately rested from us. His fifty came up in 8 overs, his hundred in around 18 and his one-hundred-and-fifty in 27 – and in my view we didn't bowl badly!!! The only bowler who remotely gave him pause for thought was Joe Cook, who bowled bravely and with great skill, but without luck. Of course, I have to say “what if” to a dropped catch when he would have scored only 30-ish, but for a long while after that the closest we came to dismissing him was the ball passing high overhead on the boundary. He fell only when the run-rate had fallen to modest proportions with eight wickets in hand – a game-changer of an innings if I ever saw one. At this point the Bishopston character kicked-in; we dug deep, fielded like demons and bowled with passion to drag ourselves back into contention. Frost displayed his full repertoire and Bradley bowled a terrific comeback spell that saw five further wickets fall and a palpable air of tension develop in both camps. Sadly, there are no rabbits in the lower orders of teams at this level and we were not able to see off determined resistance that saw Minehead home in the penultimate over. Despite the shock of losing from such a strong position, we left the field with heads held high, having stayed together as a team, giving our all and appreciating everyone's efforts in what was undoubtedly a most unusual game.
http://minehead.play-cricket.com/content/view.asp?id=10333867&cid=218&tid=14&referer=&fixture=&team=35821
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I see olly opened up, he got 60 odd against us in the pre season friendly before i bored him out and had him stumped.....hope u were hitting too many bombs into the OAPS flats!!!
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I see olly opened up, he got 60 odd against us in the pre season friendly before i bored him out and had him stumped.....hope u were hitting too many bombs into the OAPS flats!!!
The fairly big guy with the Gray Nicolls? He played a few aerial shots for edging behind, looked a bit dangerous! One of Colesy's mates played who used Ayrtek gear, the bat went nicely :D And it was at our place, but I'll bear it in mind when we play up there!
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ah right, Tombo Bradley....bloody LH isnt he lol
Yeah uv got to ask the old people to move if the ball keeps going near them apparently....some old boy on a mobility scooter was doing lap times i recon when we played....wheel spinning the lot!
Top Tekkers tho mate...150 takes some doing! Bloke at our club scored 154 in the 3rds on sat to take the clubs top score title in all teams.
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Just seen a score from the lower divisions last weekend. A guy called K.Joyce of hatfield town 2s smashed 240 not out!! We only play 46 overs!!!! Unbelievable, I'll see if he gets in the local paper and pop it up, I bet that was some knock
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I write my team's reports so I can make my performances sound as good as I want haha
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ah right, Tombo Bradley....bloody LH isnt he lol
Yeah uv got to ask the old people to move if the ball keeps going near them apparently....some old boy on a mobility scooter was doing lap times i recon when we played....wheel spinning the lot!
Top Tekkers tho mate...150 takes some doing! Bloke at our club scored 154 in the 3rds on sat to take the clubs top score title in all teams.
Yeah thats him, he opened the bowling and was fairly quick. Got a bit mouthy though, tried telling me how to bat untill i took 21 from his same over lol. Cheers Tom, was my lucky day I guess!
240* :o
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I'll see if there's a link to it. Very poor standard of oppo I believe but still to manage that is a mean achievement in 46 overs!
Here we are, only league result but small proof lol look for division 6 Hatfield bs west bretton
Http://www..moonfruit.com/#/may-21st-5-8/4547609539
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Great effort in any form of the game I reckon!
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Here is a cheeky little article from back home in OZ after a Glenn McGrath Pink Stump Day I organised for our club (My Surname is Jenkinson)
http://www.cqnews.com.au/story/2011/03/04/players-pretty-pink-cricket-emerald/
Another one here got a good picture playing AFL!
http://www.themorningbulletin.com.au/story/2010/04/26/bulls-poor-effort-lets-bits-take-the-victory/
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The dangerous Allin (36) kept going before an excellent catch on the boundary (M.Bradley) snuffed out the visitors’ opportunity of a decent score
Haven't played particularly well recently so can't find much.
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Headline in the local rag after hitting 84no in an 18 over evening league game:
"Augers well for Nick's Ilton side."
Only really works if you know my name: Nick Auger lol, mum has it in the scrap book haha. From the best of my knowledge, they meant "all goes well"
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Was a really good game even though we lost, I thought I was on for a big'un till I fended off straight to gully! The wicket pretty much stayed the same through the whole game and it was a sunny day so it didn't really matter about bowling or batting first I dont think :)
Lol bucha, that's a big call when on 16 :p
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most of my write ups are football related :(
"Two goals from Jonny Ridd, the first into the top corner from 30 yards and the second a delicate chip over the advancing keeper"
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"Ridd scored the goal of the game with a curling shot from outside the box" just to drag up a couple :)
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Lol bucha, that's a big call when on 16 :p
Lol, it was off 8 balls with 3 cover drive boundaries ;)
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I'd love it If my local paper could just spell my name right
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http://www.lep.co.uk/sport/football/resurgent_preston_up_into_second_after_heroics_from_manoj_1_140375
http://www.lep.co.uk/sport/cricket_longridge_on_the_up_after_simmo_ton_1_95017
http://www.lep.co.uk/sport/moore_and_smalley_palace_shield_cricket_round_up_1_91539
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http://www.thisisbristol.co.uk/Dickinson-s-round-display-best/story-11245197-detail/story.html
got a crappy Puma Barium 3000 for my troubles.. :(
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"Joe Coles finished with 4-20 from ten overs and then top-scored with 82 in Bradley Stoke's seven wicket win at Chew Magna in the Bristol & District Second XI League"
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Finally found one that had me in it, just a shame I wasn't always mentioned for the right reasons...
"As King played himself in he became more aggressive hitting two big sixes with one landing on the Pavilion roof off the bowling of the unfortunate Bradley"
"When on 34 Malherbe was dropped by Bradley at point but a few overs later with the partnership on 94 King gave a similar chance that Bradley was pleased to pouch."
"In an attempt to give Malherbe the strike White managed to run himself out for 2 following some more good fielding by the youngster Bradley."
"as the tight bowling induced a wild shot from Bradley who was caught by Slabbert for 6 off Websdale."
Ohh and that Malherbe went on to add 66 more runs before finally getting out for 100, so if I could have taken that catch, who knows? We might have won.
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Sam Grant led the attack with 3-38 and Andy Isaacs snatched 2-12.
In their response, Steyning steadily lost wickets, despite Dave Curtis-Botting's 34, Sam Grant's 33 and Will Buckley's 19 not out, and they were all out for 136, having been 96-9.
Matt Keen took 4-25 for Goring.
Sewell said: "A few things went wrong but all credit to Goring as they played very well.
"We started fantastically, restricting them to one and a half an over for a while and getting them to 50-odd for five wickets. A couple of partnerships after this, though, helped them up to a decent total.
"I thought it was a very good total on the wicket and it would be difficult to get to. We bowled well and it was a good day for the seamers but they didn't get the luck at times.
"Goring bowled pretty well at us and it wasn't a day when we were giving away our wickets easily. They just beat us on the day and deserved the result.
"A couple of mentions have to go to Sam, who was a real class act with his bowling and batting, and Will, for some fantastic bowling, before coming in and hitting a few fours with the bat, which we all enjoyed.
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My personal favourite from this year is
"... took two catches, including a one handed full length diving effort worthy of the first class game"
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http://www.haverhillecho.co.uk/sport/cricket/woolpit_227_beat_haverhill_221_by_six_runs_1_2855282
"Woolpit number 11 Lee Thompson frustrates Haverhill's Chris Silverwood as he plays and misses to another delivery"
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I'm playing Roco next week - this is going to be fun.....
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Is that next week that's come round quick that's if they let me go back to 2nds as it's causing a bit of crap as played for the county last sunday
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Well done mate, how did you get on? Yeah it's next saturday at your place
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Easy win we bowled them out for 60 and knocked them off for 1 in 12 overs just a couple of slip catches for me
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We are still top of the league, only lost 2 this season so we should go up, but what with the league merger next year, god knows where we will end up
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Have you not seen the blueprint for next year?
Here it is
http://shropshirecricket.smfforfree.com/index.php/topic,101.30.html
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All a bit confusing for me mate - so when we win Div 4 this season, we will go up to Div 3 as normal yeah?
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If they keep it as a prem and 4 1st/3rd team divisions yes but if they get rid of the prem and have it as 1-5 for 1st/3rd teams then this years div 3 becomes div 4 next year so you will be playing the teams in the above league it's just what it's called there not sure I'm waiting on what teams go where as been asked to play for a couple next year as they know I'm not happy
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You been asked by Reman yet?
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No don't really know any one there mate why?
Had a good offer from knockin to go play for there 1's as there's is a beautiful batting track but waiting to see what happens with it all but still having a look around
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No reason mate, just I was there that's all :)
You going to the T20 finals day at Knockin? We are out but will be a good laugh and the chance to have a few beers. Can't remember the date but pretty sure it's a Sunday
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Thinking about going down as a few good teams in the finals including a couple of very sharp bowlers which will be fun on there pitch lol
You going up
We are out of that one but in finals of another on 20 something of July
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Yeah us boys will be going over for the day for some food poisoning and chips and warm beer :) will also give me the chance to rub our impending crushing victory in your face a bit more...
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Is it this Sunday then? As I may have a game
I may have to play now just to shut you lot up ;)
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•Cranborne sealed a thrilling victory over Studland after Phil Park and Dave Coy produced a match-winning eighth-wicket partnership. With their team slumping to 98 for seven (Dan Loader 49) in pursuit of the 191-run target, Park (40) and Coy (42*) came good to earn the verdict.
A great win that day as a lot of our blokes that I play with on a Sat played against us on the Sun.
Also from todays Bournemouth Echo:
WINTON skipper Luke Phillips tasted defeat at the hands of leaders Cranborne – and then tipped Ferndown Wayfarers to win the Division One title.
Cranborne’s comfortable six-wicket victory over newly-promoted Winton at Penny Lane saw them maintain a narrow advantage at the summit.
Chris Dobson (28) and Charl Van Wyk (28) were the only batsmen to make notable contributions as Winton were restricted to a modest 144.
All-rounder Oli Hand (4-39) and evergreen Phil Park (3-30) took wickets at regular intervals to prevent Winton from building any momentum.
And Hand (38), Adam Beattie (34*) and Carl Poore (28) all chipped in as Cranborne passed their victory target with relative ease at 145 for six.
However, despite watching Cranborne register their sixth win of the season, Phillips believes Ferndown Wayfarers will be the ones to catch.
He said: “Although we haven’t played them yet, I believe Ferndown Wayfarers will win the title. I think they have got the best equipped squad and will prove to be the best team in the league.”
Phillips, who has seen Winton climb through the divisions to the top flight, added: “We have found it a lot harder to take wickets at this level because the batting is of a much higher standard. But we have lost a couple of bowlers since last season and that has made a big difference.”
I skipper on a Sunday and we are currently top, we played Winton on Sunday and as you can read, we smashed 'em! Think their skipper may have been a little disgruntled ;)
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Sorry for reigniting an old topic but I finally have something to put here now :)
http://www.bristolpost.co.uk/Coles-hits-255-runs-pile/story-19281987-detail/story.html (http://www.bristolpost.co.uk/Coles-hits-255-runs-pile/story-19281987-detail/story.html)
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255 wow!!!! Well done mate that's awesome!!!
And some serious farming of the strike in the 288 partnership haha
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Sorry for reigniting an old topic but I finally have something to put here now :)
[url]http://www.bristolpost.co.uk/Coles-hits-255-runs-pile/story-19281987-detail/story.html[/url] ([url]http://www.bristolpost.co.uk/Coles-hits-255-runs-pile/story-19281987-detail/story.html[/url])
i would forward that onto GM, you never know they might send you a bat!!
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I've already tweeted them!
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I've only really had one of note... And I wrote it myself ha
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There is an awesome photo of me in a uk paper...awesome being half way down the track going the big moo shot, and getting bowled haha
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There is an awesome photo of me in a uk paper...awesome being half way down the track going the big moo shot, and getting bowled haha
ahaha yes ladddddddd post it up!
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(https://fbcdn-sphotos-e-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/262473_10151659559359903_429617476_n.jpg)
this was other week..
in it this week again for another 70 but used the same pic
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http://www.thisislocallondon.co.uk/sport/sporttopstories/9094150.Rain_has_last_laugh_in_Kent_Cricket_League/ (http://www.thisislocallondon.co.uk/sport/sporttopstories/9094150.Rain_has_last_laugh_in_Kent_Cricket_League/)
Scroll through the photos...see the Aussie loser down on one knee looking at the stumps bend back hahaha
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awww lad :(
http://www.thisislocallondon.co.uk/resources/images/1687722/?type=articleLandscape (http://www.thisislocallondon.co.uk/resources/images/1687722/?type=articleLandscape)
(http://www.thisislocallondon.co.uk/resources/images/1687722.jpg)
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Haha. That was my first game of premier cricket over there. I'd batted for 12 overs for stuff all runs and lost it under pressure. That was a serious comp...way too good for me, but came back to Australia a heaps better player
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Sorry for reigniting an old topic but I finally have something to put here now :)
[url]http://www.bristolpost.co.uk/Coles-hits-255-runs-pile/story-19281987-detail/story.html[/url] ([url]http://www.bristolpost.co.uk/Coles-hits-255-runs-pile/story-19281987-detail/story.html[/url])
Thanks for posting that mate, had been meaning to look it up.
Love how they had to stick a 2 on the board to make your score!
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Our scoreboard only goes up to 199! Would've been £50 more for a 2