Umair7
El Presidente
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Story FTP: Mongoose XI, a FromThePavilion story.
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Dipak
ICC Board Member
- Joined
- Mar 17, 2010
- Location
- Mumbai, India
Three on three - Nice 
dancingmongoose
International Coach
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- Dec 15, 2009
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Week 10: Still winning
10th of April - T20 League 6.25 v dragon slayers
A handy effort from our bowlers restricted them to 9/98. Thiongo was the best with 3/16, 2 each for Kelly and Riley while every bowler took a wicket. Ahmed fell early, but 2 blistering innings from Duffy and Cupid, along with an unbeaten 40 from Coleman, saw us win by 8 wickets with 9 overs in hand.
11th of April - Youth League 6.18 v forest/stanley
A difficult pitch to bowl on, but they all bowled economically. A half century from opener Fleming had us in a bit of trouble, but regular strikes held them back. Luiters, Qamar and Irvine all bagged 2 wickets each, and we restricted them to 8/177 in their 40 overs. In reply, Ellis bludgeoned 89 not out off just 51, and Harvey smashed 63 off 39 as we won by a comfortable 9 wickets with 22 overs in the bag.
13th of April - One Day League 6.28 v Cambridge Park
A flat pitch against a floundering opposition, we were always going to win. Medium paced all-rounder Quinn was given a go for Riley. It started slowly as Coleman and Ahmed could not take advantage of the bowling. Ahmed went on to make 93. A quick century to Cupid, 50 to Ngala and fast 40s to Cooper and Hadad saw us post 5/404. Thiongo and Kelly then took 3 apiece, but the other bowlers struggled. The fielding made up for them though, and we won by 167 runs.
10th of April - T20 League 6.25 v dragon slayers
A handy effort from our bowlers restricted them to 9/98. Thiongo was the best with 3/16, 2 each for Kelly and Riley while every bowler took a wicket. Ahmed fell early, but 2 blistering innings from Duffy and Cupid, along with an unbeaten 40 from Coleman, saw us win by 8 wickets with 9 overs in hand.
11th of April - Youth League 6.18 v forest/stanley
A difficult pitch to bowl on, but they all bowled economically. A half century from opener Fleming had us in a bit of trouble, but regular strikes held them back. Luiters, Qamar and Irvine all bagged 2 wickets each, and we restricted them to 8/177 in their 40 overs. In reply, Ellis bludgeoned 89 not out off just 51, and Harvey smashed 63 off 39 as we won by a comfortable 9 wickets with 22 overs in the bag.
13th of April - One Day League 6.28 v Cambridge Park
A flat pitch against a floundering opposition, we were always going to win. Medium paced all-rounder Quinn was given a go for Riley. It started slowly as Coleman and Ahmed could not take advantage of the bowling. Ahmed went on to make 93. A quick century to Cupid, 50 to Ngala and fast 40s to Cooper and Hadad saw us post 5/404. Thiongo and Kelly then took 3 apiece, but the other bowlers struggled. The fielding made up for them though, and we won by 167 runs.
