Scorecard

Leamington Cricket Club 3rd XI v Catherine de Barnes on Sat 21 May 2011 at 1.30
Leamington Cricket Club Won by 2 wickets

Match report Another good victory on Saturday saw the III's beat Catherine de Barnes by 2 wickets. Fielding first on a good wicket Leamington restricted thier visitors to 225-8 off 45 overs, probabley 20-3- runs short of a par total. Tight bowling by Lee Credge, Asad Ullah, Rob Grant and Pardeep Kumar enabled youngster Will Field to enter the attack and take all of the glory. 3 wickets in his first over and eventual figures of 4-30 off 6 overs strangled any late over flurry CdB mmight have been looking for.
In reply Leam got off to a poor start and found themselves 116-6 with only Rob Ainscow taking advantage of good batting conditions with a flashy 45. Batting at 8 Pardeep entered the crease and blitzed a great 81 consisting mainly of 4s & 6s and took the game away from the visitors so much so that the game was won with 5 overs to spare. Paredeep was abley supported by anchorman Will Field and the game finsished off with a 6 from young Asad. Great victory clutched from the jaws of defeat.

Catherine de Barnes Batting
Player name RunsMB4s6sSR
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TOTAL :
 
for 8 wickets
0
225 (0.0 overs)		     
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

Leamington Cricket Club 3rd XI Bowling

Player NameOversMaidensRunsWicketsAverageEconomy
Lee Credgington10.0050150.005.00
Asad Saghzai8.0040140.005.00
Rob Grant10.0049149.004.90
Pardeep Kumar10.004100.004.10
Will Field6.003047.505.00
Lewis Baker1.001300.0013.00

Leamington Cricket Club 3rd XI Batting
Player Name RMB4s6sSRCatchesStumpingsRun outs
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TOTAL :
 
for 8 wickets
0
227		        
Rob Ainscow Lbw  45
Connor Grant Bowled  15 1
Lee Credgington Bowled  0
Matthew Dale Caught  12 1
David Lord Bowled  21
Lewis Baker Lbw  9
Guy Woodgate Bowled  5
Pardeep Kumar Caught  81
Will Field Not Out  11 1
Asad Saghzai Not Out  11 1
Rob Grant  

Catherine de Barnes Bowling

Player nameOversMaidensRunsWicketsAverageEconomy
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  • Umpire :
    Jim Rushton
  • Scorer :
    Peter Dale