End of Over 27: 165-2, runrate=6.11
Flack 7-0-34-1
Mattheus* 11 (9 balls)
James 74 (72 balls)
Baggy Blues
Top Order: worthless competent
Middle Order: worthless feeble
Lower Order: worthless worthless
Seam Bowling: worthless feeble
Spin Bowling: useless feeble
Fielding: worthless abysmal
And that's a century for James! Well played indeed Sir!
End of Over 35: 207-2, runrate=5.91
Adenegan 6-0-28-1
James* 101 (100 balls)
Mattheus 25 (30 balls)
Carrington continues to improve and Roberts taking wickets with pure aggressionEnd of Over 7: 21-4, runrate=3.00, reqrunrate=7.44 (340-4)
Carrington 4-0-13-2
Adenegan* 1 (2 balls)
Yarwood 1 (4 balls)
Latest ratings are very misleading for my next opponents
We can tell you that Grippie's won the toss and elected to bat. The pitch is looking a bit on the dry side. A fair bit of help for the spinners I think on this partially cloudy and humid day.
End of Over 22: 48-5, runrate=2.18
Hamed 4-2-5-0
Siyabulela* 3 (23 balls)
Paki 31 (50 balls)
Last Wicket: Mohammed st. Bishop b. Walton 5 (FOW: 38/5)
End of Over 44: 74-10, runrate=1.68
Clarke 6-2-9-1
Mohammed* 0 (1 balls)
End of Over 3: 25-1, runrate=8.33, reqrunrate=1.06 (74-10) Cahalane 2-0-14-1
Paki* 14 (10 balls)
Bishop 10 (7 balls)
Last Wicket: Bartlett c. Mohammed b. Cahalane 0 (FOW: 0/1)
End of Over 6: 55-1, runrate=9.17, reqrunrate=0.45 (74-10) Mohammed 3-0-33-0
Bishop* 15 (11 balls)
Paki 39 (24 balls)
Last Wicket: Bartlett c. Mohammed b. Cahalane 0 (FOW: 0/1)
And that's the end of the match. HuntingTigers won by 9 wickets.
Grippie's 74-10
HuntingTigers 76-1
End of Over 10: 76-1, runrate=7.60
Mohammed 4-0-43-0
Paki* 46 (32 balls)
Bishop* 29 (27 balls)
2nd loses to 6th by 1 friggin run. Still at 2nd. But will drop back down next week to 3rd.
Strathmore Heights
5/321
Handbury 4/40
Aussie Bombers
5/320
Garricks 78* (49)
Bridges 71* (63)
Riley 53
How did I lose!?!?! I dunno how I'll stay 2nd for the rest of the season now. Very unlikely.
Fabulous win for my team against a much better, but tired, team.
They batted first and declared on 352-2 (Blom 162, Delgado 145*).
I batted and was bowled out for 409 (Stiles 162, Delgado 38-7-119-4)
They batted again and Alder just destroyed them, 11.2-4-22-9. They were bowled out for 54, with me winning by an innings and 3 runs.
Their team was based on Blom and Delgado, a keeper and an all-rounder. They both got big scores in their first innings but were knackered after mine (Delgado bowling 38 overs). Their lack of batting depth hit them hard.
You rested a few too many players, BT seem to have got strict on teams doing that.
0.3 6 Sam to Hiller
The ground is not big enough to contain Hiller!
0.6 6 Sam to Hiller
He's caught it! Out! No! He's fallen over the boundary rope! Six!
End of Over 1: 12-0, runrate=12.00
Sam 1-0-12-0
Davison* 0 (0 balls)
Hiller 12 (6 balls)
6.6 W Sam to Davison
What a catch! Shorey just plucked that from the air right in front of a spectator. He caught that diving and in his wrong hand.
7.3 W Neil to Benn
Thick edge and... taken by Ray. That was a great catch, Benn just looks on in disbelief.
End of Over 17: 91-2, runrate=5.35
Candlish 2-0-12-0
Pine* 32 (36 balls)
Hiller 39 (44 balls)
Last Wicket: Benn c. Ray b. Neil 0 (FOW: 38/2)