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Zimbabwe v England A - 1st 50 over match - at Harare Sports Club, Harare - 1989/90 - Zimbabwe Innings

Toss:
Zimbabwe

Zimabwe won a Toss that didn't really matter and elected to bat first in the 1st 50 over match at Harare.
The home side struggled throughout their innings against tight England A bowling, losing 5 wickets to left arm spinner Richard Illingworth and part time offspinner Mark Ramprakash.
Illingworth took 3-19 off 10 accurate overs to stifle the middle order after the New Ball bowlers had made inroads and Zimbabwe were restricted to 142/9 off their 50 overs.

Zimbabwe Vs England A
Zimbabwe 1st Innings 142/9 Closed (Overs 50)

BatsmanFieldsmanBowlerRunsMinBls4s6s
CM Robertsonc JP Stephensonb SL Watkin10262220
GA Patersonlbwb MP Bicknell20553520
A Flower+c MR Ramprakashb SL Watkin24523930
AJ Pycroftlbwb MR Ramprakash17544220
DL Houghton*c JP Stephensonb RK Illingworth9242301
IP Butchartb RK Illingworth12232401
JP Brentnot out20936500
EA Brandesc SJ Rhodesb RK Illingworth12382400
AJ Traicosc MR Ramprakashb NA Mallender68810
MP Jarvisb MR Ramprakash5201900
KG Duersnot out32200
extras(b0 lb1 w2 nb1)4
TOTAL9 wickets for142
FOW
1-17(CM Robertson) 2-49(GA Paterson) 3-63(A Flower) 4-83(DL Houghton)
5-83(AJ Pycroft) 6-99(IP Butchart) 7-122(EA Brandes) 8-130(AJ Traicos)
9-139(MP Jarvis)
BowlerOversMaidRunsWkts
NA Mallender102221
MP Bicknell100261
SL Watkin81362
JP Stephenson81280
RK Illingworth102193
MR Ramprakash41102

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Medium fast bowler Steve Watkin took 2 early wickets
 
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Zimbabwe v England A - 1st 50 over match - at Harare Sports Club, Harare - 1989/90 - England A Innings

England A won by 5 wickets

Man of the Match:
R.K.Illingworth

The England A openers gave their side a good start before their side managed a fairly comfortable 5 wicket win.
Darren Bicknell top scored with a steady 61 off 101 balls with 6 fours and John Stephenson was again in good form with a speedy 44.
The victory gives England A a 1-0 lead in the 5 match series.

Zimbabwe Vs England A
England A 1st Innings 144/5 Closed (Overs 37.5)

BatsmanFieldsmanBowlerRunsMinBls4s6s
DJ Bicknellc AJ Pycroftb AJ Traicos6113610160
JP Stephensonc AJ Traicosb KG Duers44564780
MD Moxonc A Flowerb MP Jarvis012800
MCJ Nicholas*lbwb JP Brent4241300
JJ Whitakerlbwb JP Brent11272100
MR Ramprakashnot out6252000
SJ Rhodes+not out18121720
RK Illingworthdnb
MP Bicknelldnb
NA Mallenderdnb
SL Watkindnb
extras(b0 lb0 w0 nb0)0
TOTAL5 wickets for144
FOW
1-64(JP Stephenson) 2-73(MD Moxon) 3-87(MCJ Nicholas) 4-117(JJ Whitaker)
5-123(DJ Bicknell)
BowlerOversMaidRunsWkts
EA Brandes61260
MP Jarvis83201
KG Duers60301
JP Brent60222
AJ Traicos8.50301
IP Butchart30160

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England A opener Darren Bicknell top scored with a steady 61
 
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Zimbabwe v England A - 1st 50 over match - at Harare Sports Club, Harare - 1989/90 - Match Summary

Toss:
Zimbabwe

England A won by 5 wickets

Man of the Match:
R.K.Illingworth

Zimbabwe Vs England A

Zimbabwe 1st Innings 142/9 Closed (Overs 50)

GA Paterson 20 A Flower 24 JP Brent 20* SL Watkin 2/36 RK Illingworth 3/19 MR Ramprakash 2/10

England A 1st Innings 144/5 Closed (Overs 37.5)

DJ Bicknell 61 JP Stephenson 44 JP Brent 2/22
 
Zimbabwe v England A - 2nd 50 over match - at Bulawayo Athletic Club, Bulawayo - 1989/90 - Match Preview

Pitch:
5 - Normal

Weather: 1 - Hot and Sunny

Injuries: M.D.Moxon - Back Strain (miss 1 match), S.J.Rhodes - Back Strain (miss 1 match), R.K.Illingworth - Stomach Bug (miss 1 match)

Zimbabwe

A.H.Omarshah RM
G.A.Paterson
C.M.Robertson
A.J.Pycroft
D.L.Houghton (c)
A.Flower (wk)
I.P.Butchart RM
E.A.Brandes RFM
A.J.Traicos OB
T.D.Coughlan LBG
K.G.Duers RMF

England A

D.J.Bicknell
J.P.Stephenson RM
M.D.Moxon
M.C.J.Nicholas (c)
G.P.Thorpe RM
M.R.Ramprakash OB
N.Shahid LBG
P.Bainbridge RM
RJ.Blakey (wk)
N.A.Mallender RFM
D.V.Lawrence RF
A.P.Igglesden RFM

Zimbabwe make a couple of changes and England A elect to rotate their squad for the 2nd 50 over match, this time at Bulwayo Athletic Club, Bulawayo.
Phil Bainbridge comes into the England A side having toured Zimbabwe with an English Counties XI in 1984/5 and and is a former Wisden Cricketer of the Year while youngster Nadeem Shahid also gets a go.
England A are expected to be too strong again here but in home conditions a Zimbabwe win wouldn't surprise.

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Bulawayo Athletic Club, Bulawayo, hosts the 2nd match of the 50 over series between Zimbabwe and England A
 
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Zimbabwe v England A - 2nd 50 over match - at Bulawayo Athletic Club, Bulawayo -1989/90 England A Innings

Toss:
England A

England A won the Toss and elected to bat first and were put in a strong position at 176/2 off 38 overs my Mark Ramprakash and captain Mark Nicholas.
Ramprakash made 83 off 97 balls with 6 fours and 1 six, while Nicholas made a solid 64 off 101 balls with 4 fours and 1 six.
The pair added 144 for the 2nd wicket before a collapse against medium fast bowler Kevin Duers saw them lost 38/7 in 12 overs to be all out for 214 off 50 overs.
Duers took an excellent 6-44 in 10 overs while chicken farmer Eddo Brandes took 3-37.
Needing a run rate of 4.3 per over Zimbabwe appear to have a decent chance, particularly if big hitter Dave Houghton fires, but England A will still be confident of a win.

Zimbabwe Vs England A
England A 1st Innings 214/10 All Out (Overs 50)

BatsmanFieldsmanBowlerRunsMinBls4s6s
DJ Bicknelllbwb KG Duers20342930
JP Stephensonb KG Duers8161110
MR Ramprakashb KG Duers831279761
MCJ Nicholas*c A Flowerb EA Brandes6411710141
GP Thorpec GA Patersonb EA Brandes15281130
N Shahidc DL Houghtonb EA Brandes04500
P Bainbridgeb KG Duers12363310
RJ Blakey+c IP Butchartb KG Duers38300
NA Mallenderc AJ Traicosb KG Duers44310
DV Lawrenceb AH Omarshah019900
AP Igglesdennot out07100
extras(b1 lb1 w2 nb1)5
TOTAL10 wickets for214
FOW
1-12(JP Stephenson) 2-32(DJ Bicknell) 3-176(MR Ramprakash) 4-189(MCJ Nicholas)
5-189(N Shahid) 6-204(GP Thorpe) 7-209(RJ Blakey) 8-213(NA Mallender)
9-214(P Bainbridge) 10-214(DV Lawrence)
BowlerOversMaidRunsWkts
EA Brandes103373
KG Duers101446
AH Omarshah81351
AJ Traicos100270
TD Coughlan60350
IP Butchart60340

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Mark Ramprakash scored 83 off 97 balls with 6 fours and 1 six to set up a solid total
 
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Zimbabwe v England A - 2nd 50 over match - at Bulawayo Athletic Club, Bulawayo - 1989/90 - Zimbabwe Innings

Zimbabwe captain Dave Houghton made a run a ball half century to put his side in a decent position but the middle order stumbled against some good seam bowling.
Same late hitting by bowler Eddo Brandes kept Zimbabwe in the game but in the end a target of 12 runs off the final over by Dave Lawrence proved too difficult.
Fast bowler Lawrence took a wicket and conceded just 1 off the final 6 balls as England A won a tight game by 10 runs.
Alan Igglesden bowled well in his 1st game of the tour to take 3-33 off 10 overs but Man of the Match was England A Number 3 Mark Ramprakash who's 83 proved the difference.

England A won by 10 runs

Man of the Match:
M.R.Ramprakash

Zimbabwe Vs England A
Zimbabwe 1st Innings 204/9 Declared (Overs 50)

BatsmanFieldsmanBowlerRunsMinBls4s6s
AH Omarshahlbwb NA Mallender11181520
GA Patersonb AP Igglesden27704340
CM Robertsonlbwb AP Igglesden14423130
AJ Pycroftc RJ Blakeyb JP Stephenson371076530
DL Houghton*c DJ Bicknellb P Bainbridge51665342
A Flower+c JP Stephensonb DV Lawrence07300
IP Butchartc NA Mallenderb JP Stephenson10221910
EA Brandesc N Shahidb DV Lawrence38554250
TD Coughlanc MR Ramprakashb AP Igglesden12372601
AJ Traicosnot out115300
KG Duersnot out01100
extras(b0 lb2 w0 nb1)3
TOTAL9 wickets for204
FOW
1-19(AH Omarshah) 2-52(CM Robertson) 3-57(GA Paterson) 4-133(DL Houghton)
5-135(A Flower) 6-153(IP Butchart) 7-153(AJ Pycroft) 8-194(TD Coughlan)
9-204(EA Brandes)
BowlerOversMaidRunsWkts
DV Lawrence101362
NA Mallender102381
AP Igglesden102333
JP Stephenson81442
P Bainbridge101331
N Shahid1080
MR Ramprakash10100

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Dave Houghton kept Zimbabwe in the game with a run a ball half century
 
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Zimbabwe v England A - 2nd 50 over match - at Bulawayo Athletic Club, Bulawayo

Toss:
England A

England A won by 10 runs

Man of the Match:
M.R.Ramprakash

Zimbabwe Vs England A

England A 1st Innings 214/10 All Out (Overs 50)

DJ Bicknell 20 MR Ramprakash 83 MCJ Nicholas 64 EA Brandes 3/37 KG Duers 6/44

Zimbabwe 1st Innings 204/9 Declared (Overs 50)

GA Paterson 27 AJ Pycroft 37 DL Houghton 51 EA Brandes 38 DV Lawrence 2/36 AP Igglesden 3/33 JP Stephenson 2/44
 
Zimbabwe v England A - 3rd 50 over match - at Harare Sports Club, Harare - 1989/90

Pitch:
5 - Normal Wicket

Weather: 1 - Hot and Sunny

Injuries: M.C.J.Nicholas - Back Strain (miss 1 match)

Zimbabwe

A.Flower (wk)
D.G.Goodwin
A.J.Pycroft
D.L.Houghton (c)
C.M.Robertson
G.A.Paterson
J.P.Brent RM
E.A.Brandes RFM
A.J.Traicos OB
M.P.Jarvis LMF
K.G.Duers RMF

England A

D.J.Bicknell
J.P.Stephenson RM
M.D.Moxon (c)
M.R.Ramprakash OB
G.P.Thorpe RM
P.Bainbridge RM
R.J.Blakey (c)
D.V.Lawrence RF
S.L.Watkin RMF
A.P.Igglesden RFM
J.A.Afford SLA

We head back to Harare Sports Club, Harare, for the 3rd match of the 5 game 50 over series between Zimbabwe and England A with the visitors leading the series 2-0 and needing a win to wrap it up.
Both teams make changes, with Zimbabwe bringing in Darrel Goodwin to open, who is older brother of the more famous Test player Murray Goodwin.
The tourists captain again misses out, this time with a Back Strain, is he too old? Does he really want to play?
England A rotate their squad to give game time to their bowlers but on current form appear too strong here.

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Harare Sports Club, Harare, hosts the 3rd 50 over match between Zimbabwe and England A in 1989/90
 
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Zimbabwe v England A - 3rd 50 over match - at Harare Sports Club, Harare - 1989/90 - Zimbabwe Innings

Toss:
Zimbabwe

After winning the Toss and batting first Zimbabwe were given a good start by keeper batsman Andy Flower who scored 68 after opening the innings.
A tight 4 wicket spell by John Afford put the skids under the home side and they eventually stuttered to a total of 162/9 off 50 overs.
Steve Watkin took 2 wickets and medium pacer John Stephenson was hard to get away but Afford was the star with 4-22 off 10 accurate overs.
England A now appear headed for a series win despite missing their captain Mark Nicholas for the 2nd time on Tour.

Zimbabwe Vs England A
Zimbabwe 1st Innings 162/9 Closed (Overs 50)

BatsmanFieldsmanBowlerRunsMinBls4s6s
A Flower+c MD Moxonb JA Afford681258490
DG Goodwinb DV Lawrence114900
AJ Pycroftc MR Ramprakashb SL Watkin17524010
DL Houghton*b JA Afford10342900
CM Robertsonlbwb JA Afford6292400
GA Patersonb JA Afford3261800
JP Brentlbwb AP Igglesden8242100
EA Brandeslbwb P Bainbridge19554010
AJ Traicosb SL Watkin18322430
MP Jarvisnot out420900
KG Duersnot out34500
extras(b1 lb1 w1 nb2)5
TOTAL9 wickets for162
FOW
1-3(DG Goodwin) 2-54(AJ Pycroft) 3-85(DL Houghton) 4-104(A Flower)
5-108(CM Robertson) 6-115(GA Paterson) 7-118(JP Brent) 8-146(AJ Traicos)
9-159(EA Brandes)
BowlerOversMaidRunsWkts
DV Lawrence61301
AP Igglesden80311
SL Watkin102312
JP Stephenson101220
JA Afford103224
P Bainbridge60241

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Zimbabwe keeper batsman Andy Flower struck 9 fours in making 68 off 84 balls after opening the innings
 
Zimbabwe v England A - 3rd 50 over match - at Harare Sports Club, Harare - 1989/90 - England A Innings

England A won by 5 wickets

Man of the match:
J.A.Afford

England A lead 5 match series 3-0

England A opener John Stephenson gave the chase a bright start with 60 and middle order batsman Graham Thorpe batted well for 40 as the visitors eased home by 5 wickets to wrap up the series.
There were also handy unbeaten innings from experienced allrounder Phil Bainbridge and keeper batsman Richard Blakey to see their side across the line after a minor wobble.
Veteran offspinner John Traicos continued to bowl accurately for Zimbabwe and picked up 3-32 off 10 overs but lacked penetrative support from the seamers on what was a pretty good pitch.
We now head back to Bulawayo with both teams expected to rotate their squad now the series is decided, England A in particular expected to make significant changes.

Zimbabwe Vs England A
England A 1st Innings 164/5 Closed (Overs 48.4)

BatsmanFieldsmanBowlerRunsMinBls4s6s
DJ Bicknellc CM Robertsonb KG Duers19463340
JP Stephensonlbwb AJ Traicos60947480
MD Moxon*c CM Robertsonb AJ Traicos13725000
MR Ramprakashc&b AJ Traicos02200
GP Thorpec DL Houghtonb EA Brandes40745770
P Bainbridgenot out14706000
RJ Blakey+not out14181720
DV Lawrencednb
SL Watkindnb
AP Igglesdendnb
JA Afforddnb
extras(b1 lb2 w0 nb1)4
TOTAL5 wickets for164
FOW
1-57(DJ Bicknell) 2-91(JP Stephenson) 3-91(MR Ramprakash) 4-100(MD Moxon)
5-147(GP Thorpe)
BowlerOversMaidRunsWkts
EA Brandes91371
MP Jarvis9.42320
KG Duers100381
JP Brent102220
AJ Traicos104323

John Traicos.jpg

Veteran offspinner John Traicos bowled well for Zimbabwe to take 3-32 off 10 accurate overs
 
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Zimbabwe v England A - 3rd 50 over match - at Harare Sports Club, Harare - 1989/90 - Match Summary

Toss:
Zimbabwe

England A won by 5 wickets

Man of the Match:
J.A.Afford

Zimbabwe Vs England A

Zimbabwe 1st Innings 162/9 Closed (Overs 50)

A Flower 68 SL Watkin 2/31 JA Afford 4/22

England A 1st Innings 164/5 Closed (Overs 48.4)

JP Stephenson 60 GP Thorpe 40 AJ Traicos 3/32
 
Windward Islands v England XI - 4 day match - at Arnos Vale, Kingstown, St Vincent - 1989/90 - Match Preview

Pitch:
77 - Very much a "home" pitch prepared for the enjoyment of fast bowlers and the discomfort of batsmen.
This is a rock hard surface, promising a fast and high bounce.
Both runs and wickets are likely to come quickly and expect the top quality pace bowlers to reap a rich harvest.

Weather Forecast: Day 1 - Humid (aids Swing), Day 2 - Hot and Sunny, Day 3 - Some Cloud About, Day 4 - Hot and Sunny

Injuries: M.A.Atherton - Severe Shoulder Strain (miss 1 match), G.C.Small - Hamstring Trouble (miss 2 matches

Windward Islands

L.D.John
D.T.Telemaque
D.A.Joseph (c)
A.J.Pierre
J.D.Charles LBG
J.R.Murray (wk)
W.L.Thomas RFM
W.W.Davis RF
T.Z.Kentish OB
J.T.Etienne SLA
I.B.A.Allen RFM

England XI

G.A.Gooch (c) RM
W.Larkins
A.J.Lamb
N.Hussain
R.J.Bailey
A.J.Stewart (wk)
D.J.Capel RMF
P.J.Newport RFM
E.E.Hemmings OB
A.R.C.Fraser RFM
D.E.Malcolm RF

The visitors face traditionally the weakest of the West Indies domestic teams, Windward Islands, in a 4 day match at Arnos Vale, Kingstown, St Vincent in the 2nd game of their tour.
England XI pick their fastest bowler Devon Malcolm here in the hope the pitch will offer him assistance and rotate their squad, Phil Newport retains his spot after a decent first game with selectors keen to assess him further.
The visitors appear too strong on paper here and should be favourites to achieve their 1st win.

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Arnos Vale, Kingstown, St Vincent, hosts a 4 day game between Windward Islands and an England XI
 
Windward Islands v England XI - 4 day match - at Arnos Vale, Kingstown, St Vincent - 1989/90 - Windward Islands 1st Innings

Toss:
England XI

England XI won the Toss and with the pitch offering some Excessive Bounce early in the match and conditions Humid elected to bowl first.
The WIndward Island openers started well adding 54 but after Lance John was out for 48 only captain Dawnley Joseph 63 and experienced former Test bowler Winston Davis 43 offered much resistance.
Fast bowler Devon Malcolm and offspinner Eddie Hemmings enjoyed some favourable conditions to take 3 wickets each in a good England XI bowling performance that saw the home side all out for 213.

Windward Islands Vs England XI
Windward Islands 1st Innings 217/10 All Out (Overs 75.5)

BatsmanFieldsmanBowlerRunsMinBls4s6s
LD John b DJ Capel48765850
DT Telemaquec DJ Capelb PJ Newport12634020
DA Joseph* c&b EE Hemmings6321815930
AJ Pierrec AJ Stewartb DJ Capel24600
JD Charles b EE Hemmings15483500
JR Murray+lbwb PJ Newport49510
WL Thomaslbwb EE Hemmings05700
WW Davisc AJ Stewartb DE Malcolm4310610150
TZ Kentishlbwb DE Malcolm14372000
JT Etiennenot out 4251810
IBA Allenc N Hussainb DE Malcolm3251300
extras (b2 lb0 w3 nb4)9
TOTAL 10 wickets for217
FOW
1-54(DT Telemaque) 2-63(LD John) 3-66(AJ Pierre) 4-97(JD Charles) 5-107(JR Murray)
6-108(WL Thomas) 7-185(WW Davis) 8-201(DA Joseph) 9-210(TZ Kentish)
10-217(IBA Allen)
BowlerOversMaidRunsWkts
DE Malcolm13.52403
ARC Fraser121370
PJ Newport130492
DJ Capel130442
EE Hemmings248453

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Devon Malcolm bowled well for the England XI to take 3 wickets on Day 1
 
Windward Islands v England XI - 4 day match - at Arnos Vale, Kingstown, St Vincent - 1989/90 - England XI 1st Innings

With the England X leading by just 5 at 220/9 and perennial number 11 Devon Malcolm new to the crease the match appeared evenly poised.
A fighting 99 run last wicket stand between allrounder David Capel and Malcolm gave the England XI what seemed a vital lead of 104.
Capel finished on the tourists highest score of the tour so far on 80* and Windward Islands now begin their 2nd innings needing to bat better than in the 1st.
The pitch remains Fast Paced for the start of the home side's innings with some Uneven Bounce expected on Day 4.

Windward Islands Vs England XI
England XI 1st Innings 319/10 All Out (Overs 105.4)

BatsmanFieldsmanBowlerRunsMinBls4s6s
GA Gooch*c JR Murrayb WW Davis14272710
W Larkins b JT Etienne471249670
EE Hemmingsc JR Murrayb WW Davis11411810
AJ Lamb b TZ Kentish11231600
N Hussain b TZ Kentish421109240
RJ Baileyc WW Davisb JT Etienne04100
AJ Stewart+c DT Telemaqueb TZ Kentish37786930
DJ Capelnot out 8021315280
PJ Newportc JR Murrayb WL Thomas17504420
ARC Fraserc DA Josephb WL Thomas28700
DE Malcolmlbwb IBA Allen3215011930
extras (b19 lb0 w3 nb4)26
TOTAL 10 wickets for319
FOW
1-19(GA Gooch) 2-56(EE Hemmings) 3-75(AJ Lamb) 4-107(W Larkins) 5-109(RJ Bailey)
6-184(N Hussain) 7-185(AJ Stewart) 8-214(PJ Newport) 9-220(ARC Fraser)
10-319(DE Malcolm)
BowlerOversMaidRunsWkts
WW Davis234642
IBA Allen21.43721
WL Thomas173552
TZ Kentish297733
JT Etienne156362

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David Capel struck 9 fours in top scoring with an unbeaten 80*
 
Windward Islands v England XI - 4 day match - at Arnos Vale, Kingstown, St Vincent - 1989/90 - Windward Islands 2nd Innings

Windward Islands opener Lance John made 71 to help wipe of the deficit before a century to Number 4 James Pierre gave his team a decent chance of pulling of a surprise win.
With the England XI bowling struggling to keep the runs down on a pitch that was mostly Fast Paced the home side managed to set a target of 209 in a little over 4 hours.
After being on top for the first half of the game the visitors find themselves with a tricky chase to register their 1st win.
Fast medium bowler Phil Newport was exceptional for England in taking 5-73 and the major reason England have a gettable target.

Windward Islands Vs England XI
Windward Islands 2nd Innings 310/10 All Out (Overs 97.1)

BatsmanFieldsmanBowlerRunsMinBls4s6s
LD Johnc AJ Stewartb ARC Fraser7116713370
DT Telemaquec N Hussainb PJ Newport18493320
DA Joseph*c AJ Stewartb PJ Newport49610
AJ Pierrec AJ Lambb EE Hemmings11722318380
JD Charlesc DJ Capelb DE Malcolm21645420
JR Murray+c AJ Stewartb DJ Capel401699830
WL Thomasc GA Goochb ARC Fraser20735720
WW Davisc N Hussainb PJ Newport312800
TZ Kentishc EE Hemmingsb PJ Newport28800
JT Etiennelbwb PJ Newport04400
IBA Allennot out 214400
extras (b5 lb2 w2 nb3)12
TOTAL 10 wickets for310
FOW
1-39(DT Telemaque) 2-47(DA Joseph) 3-158(LD John) 4-218(JD Charles)
5-251(AJ Pierre) 6-286(WL Thomas) 7-299(WW Davis) 8-303(TZ Kentish)
9-303(JT Etienne) 10-310(JR Murray)
BowlerOversMaidRunsWkts
DE Malcolm186341
ARC Fraser212672
PJ Newport170735
DJ Capel16.11521
EE Hemmings233691
GA Gooch2080

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Fast medium bowler Phil Newport bowled well to take 5-73
 

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