GrayNicolls
School Cricketer
Matches will be posted tomorrow, mate.
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Spin King07
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can't wait either.....
not pushing anything but its 4 days since the said time of the matches
not pushing anything but its 4 days since the said time of the matches
GrayNicolls
School Cricketer
Sorry, I've been very busy. There'll be more updates during the Christmas holidays.
morgieb
County Cricketer
What's the squad for Worcestershire? :help
GrayNicolls
School Cricketer
Code:
Middlesex versus Surrey
Middlesex
AJ Strauss lbw b JGE Benning 35 (61)
EC Joyce lbw b PT Collins 24 (37)
BA Godleman c SA Newman b PT Collins 0 (4)
OA Shah lbw b CJ Jordan 2 (16)
ET Smith c SA Newman b CP Schofield 10 (13)
BJM Scott b PT Collins 11 (33)
TJ Murtagh c MR Ramprakash b MA Akram 6 (20)
ST Finn c JN Batty b CP Schofield 7 (13)
A Richardson b CJ Jordan 1 (8)
CEW Silverwood not out 3 (17)
Murali Kartik c SA Newman b JGE Benning 6 (12)
Extras ( w4 nb1 b2 lb8 ) 15
Total (from 39 overs) 120 All out
Fall of wickets:
1-45 2-45 3-67 4-70 5-82 6-100 7-100 8-101 9-111 10-120
Bowling Figures for Surrey
O M R W
CJ Jordan 9 4 21 2
MA Akram 7 2 28 1
PT Collins 7 4 19 3
CP Schofield 9 2 32 2
JGE Benning 7 2 10 2
Surrey
HH Gibbs c EC Joyce b TJ Murtagh 4 (12)
JGE Benning not out 56 (83)
SA Newman not out 50 (63)
Extras ( w3 nb1 b4 lb4 ) 12
Total (from 27 overs) 122 - 1
Fall of wickets:
1-10
Bowling Figures for Middlesex
O M R W
TJ Murtagh 6 3 25 1
CEW Silverwood 5 0 31 0
A Richardson 5 1 34 0
ST Finn 5 0 15 0
Murali Kartik 5 2 9 0
Surrey won by 9 wickets
Man of the match is JGE BenningA delighted Middlesex captain won the toss and elected to bat on this bright, sunny day. The track at The Oval was flat, so it promised a high-scoring encounter between two close teams. However, after a slow start, Middlesex began losing wickets quickly, and were soon reduced to 82-5. After this, there was no come back, as the Surrey bowlers ripped through the Middlesex line-up, Pedro Collins the pick of the bowlers with his 3-19. The left arm swing bowler bowled on a perfect line all innings, and picked up the scalps of Ed Joyce, Billy Godleman and Ben Scott. Strauss and Joyce were the only batsmen who fought the impressive bowling, scoring 35 and 24 respectively. The Middlesex bowlers seemed to have given up on the game, and bowled poorly. Only Steven Finn and Murali Kartik bowled at a good economy rate, the others were just smashed around the park. Ex-Surrey bowler managed to pick up the only wicket of the innings, that of star South African batsman, Herschelle Gibbs for 5. Benning and Newman both played relaxed innings, as they both reached half-centuries, and saw them over the small target.
Code:
Warwickshire versus Nottinghamshire
Warwickshire
DL Maddy c CMW Read b RJ Sidebottom 0 (2)
IJ Westwood b SCJ Broad 0 (1)
IR Bell lbw b CE Shreck 30 (47)
VB van Jaarsveld lbw b MA Ealham 46 (53)
IJL Trott c CE Shreck b GP Swann 32 (50)
JO Troughton lbw b MA Ealham 2 (21)
TR Ambrose b SCJ Broad 23 (36)
AG Botha run out 4 (3)
WB Rankin c CE Shreck b SCJ Broad 0 (2)
N Tahir c CMW Read b GP Swann 24 (26)
DW Steyn not out 8 (8)
Extras ( lb13 ) 13
Total (from 42 overs) 182 All out
Fall of wickets:
1-0 2-0 3-66 4-86 5-105 6-124 7-136 8-136 9-168 10-182
Bowling Figures for Nottinghamshire
O M R W
RJ Sidebottom 9 1 49 1
SCJ Broad 8 1 25 3
CE Shreck 8 1 41 1
MA Ealham 10 5 30 2
GP Swann 6 1 24 2
Nottinghamshire
MJ Wood lbw b WB Rankin 31 (33)
WI Jefferson lbw b DW Steyn 15 (9)
DJ Hussey c VB van Jaarsveld b N Tahir 51 (60)
SR Patel run out 2 (13)
MA Wagh not out 43 (63)
CMW Read c WB Rankin b AG Botha 20 (28)
MA Ealham not out 15 (9)
Extras ( w3 nb1 lb2 ) 6
Total (from 36 overs) 183 - 5
Fall of wickets:
1-28 2-62 3-78 4-120 5-163
Bowling Figures for Warwickshire
O M R W
N Tahir 7 1 44 1
DW Steyn 9 2 34 1
WB Rankin 6 2 15 1
DL Maddy 9 0 75 0
AG Botha 4 1 13 1
Nottinghamshire won by 5 wickets
Man of the match is MA EalhamA cloudy day, and a pitch with a greenish tinge made the Nottinghamshire captain have no doubt in his mind when he won the toss. Warwickshire began to struggle as Darren Maddy was removed second ball of the game by Ryan Sidebottom, and other opener, Ian Westwood had his off stump removed by young seamer, Stuart Broad. The middle order put up a fight, with Bell, van Jaarsveld and Trott each scoring over 30, but once they were removed, ex-Sussex keeper, Tim Ambrose fell to a spectacular in-swinging yorker from Stuart Broad, who also managed to remove seamer, Boyd Rankin. The match might have been close, if Warwickshire captain, Darren Maddy had realised it wasn't his day and switched himself out of the attack. However, he didn't, and he got smashed for 75 off his 9 overs as Nottinghamshire chased down Warwickshire's total in 36 overs. Mark Wagh and David Hussey were the stars of the innings, Hussey scoring 51 off 60, and Wagh finishing the game on 43*. All the bowlers other than Maddy and the possible exception of Naqeesh Tahir bowled on a good line and length, making it hard for the Notts batsmen to score. The match was pretty dead by the time Mark Ealham came to the crease and smashed 15 off 9 balls to finish the game. Mark Ealham received the Man of the Match award for his good overall display, mainly with the ball.
Highlander999
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Easy wins for Surrey and Notts.
Nice to see some updates
Nice to see some updates
GrayNicolls
School Cricketer
Code:
Hampshire versus Somerset
Hampshire
JHK Adams c C Kieswetter b AR Caddick 11 (15)
CC Benham c AR Caddick b AJ Tudor 0 (3)
MA Carberry b AJ Tudor 2 (3)
KP Pietersen c JC Hildreth b AJ Tudor 17 (17)
MJ Lumb b PD Trego 30 (31)
SM Ervine b AJ Tudor 0 (2)
MJ Brown c C Kieswetter b PD Trego 15 (42)
N Pothas c JC Hildreth b PD Trego 16 (30)
DBL Powell lbw b CM Willoughby 4 (19)
CT Tremlett run out 6 (17)
SK Warne not out 8 (17)
Extras ( w2 nb1 lb4 ) 7
Total (from 33 overs) 116 All out
Fall of wickets:
1-8 2-10 3-18 4-36 5-36 6-69 7-80 8-100 9-100 10-116
Bowling Figures for Somerset
O M R W
AR Caddick 3 1 12 1
AJ Tudor 6 0 16 4
CM Willoughby 10 2 41 1
PD Trego 8 3 34 3
ID Blackwell 5 1 9 0
Somerset
ME Trescothick not out 69 (75)
C Kieswetter c N Pothas b KP Pietersen 29 (52)
JL Langer not out 19 (26)
Extras ( w1 ) 1
Total (from 26 overs) 118 - 1
Fall of wickets:
1-83
Bowling Figures for Hampshire
O M R W
CT Tremlett 3 0 15 0
DBL Powell 6 1 23 0
SK Warne 7 2 32 0
KP Pietersen 7 0 40 1
SM Ervine 2 0 8 0
Somerset won by 9 wickets
Man of the match is PD TregoAfter a dismal first County Championship against South Coast rivals, Sussex, Hampshire would have been looking to bounce back with a trip to Taunton to face Jack Teague's strong Somerset side. However, batting first, they failed miserably. None of the batsmen really got going, other than Michael Lumb, who scored a neat 30 before missing an off cutter from Peter Trego and turning around to find his bails dislodged. Kevin Pietersen came in and played a buoyant 17 off 17 balls, before hauling Tudor to Hildreth at square leg. Apart from those two batsmen, everyone else was far too tentative and paid the price as the Somerset bowlers, mainly Alex Tudor (4-16) and Peter Trego (3-34) tore them to pieces. Somerset reached the pitiful target in just 26 overs, with part-time off spin bowler Kevin Pietersen taking the only wicket of the innings: that of Craig Kieswetter for 29. Trescothick's confident innings of 69 off 75 really secured the win for the Sabres.
Code:
Leicestershire versus Northamptonshire
Leicestershire
HH Dippenaar b AR Crook 35 (47)
HD Ackerman c I Nazir b MS Panesar 4 (5)
TJ New run out 37 (36)
JWA Taylor c AR Crook b N Boje 9 (9)
J Allenby lbw b N Boje 22 (30)
PA Nixon b AR Crook 42 (34)
JN Snape c DJG Sales b MS Panesar 7 (13)
CW Henderson lbw b M Morkel 37 (52)
NGE Walker b MS Panesar 4 (2)
GJP Kruger c I Nazir b AR Crook 30 (46)
SE Bond not out 3 (6)
Extras ( b3 lb3 ) 6
Total (from 47 overs) 236 All out
Fall of wickets:
1-8 2-77 3-86 4-90 5-145 6-151 7-169 8-173 9-216 10-236
Bowling Figures for Northamptonshire
O M R W
M Morkel 8 2 40 1
MS Panesar 9 0 50 3
JF Brown 10 1 49 0
N Boje 10 3 44 2
AR Crook 9 1 47 3
Northamptonshire
I Nazir b J Allenby 43 (59)
JL Denly b CW Henderson 4 (19)
AR Crook b J Allenby 19 (44)
SD Peters lbw b J Allenby 10 (18)
DJG Sales not out 87 (90)
NJ O'Brien b CW Henderson 7 (30)
RH Wessels run out 1 (12)
JF Brown c GJP Kruger b J Allenby 33 (22)
N Boje not out 2 (6)
Extras ( w6 nb1 lb15 ) 22
Total (from 50 overs) 228 - 7
Fall of wickets:
1-23 2-73 3-75 4-96 5-135 6-148 7-213
Bowling Figures for Leicestershire
O M R W
SE Bond 10 3 31 0
GJP Kruger 10 1 41 0
CW Henderson 10 2 50 2
JN Snape 10 4 44 0
J Allenby 10 3 47 4
Leicestershire won by 8 runs
Man of the match is J AllenbyFinally, a game where the team batting first didn't get trounced. A very confident innings from Leicestershire, with no real standout performances, but a great team effort, with scores all down the card. Paul Nixon top-scored with a good innings of 42 off just 34 balls. His innings was supported by 22 from Jim Allenby and 37 from Claude Henderson. Garnett Kruger hit 30 in the lower order to boost Leicestershire to a decent score, when they looked in trouble. However, they commited the cardinal sin by not completing their fifty overs. This was due to good bowling performances from Andrew Crook and England spinner, Monty Panesar. This led to a thrilling finish, with Northamptonshire falling just 8 runs short of Leicestershire's total. Imran Nazir hit a solid 43 off 59, before trying to boost the run rate and coming down the wicket, only to miss and get bowled middle and leg. However, the main innings was 87* off 90 from captain, David Sales. Although, the constant efforts of Jim Allenby and the rest of the Leicestershire bowlers made sure Northants didn't reach the target. Jim Allenby deserved his Man of the Match after his 4-47, which really changed the game.
GrayNicolls
School Cricketer
Code:
Derbyshire versus Lancashire
Derbyshire
WW Hinds c LD Sutton b JM Anderson 26 (46)
JL Sadler run out 9 (8)
DPMD Jayawardene lbw b SI Mahmood 8 (15)
KC Sangakkara c LD Sutton b JM Anderson 54 (51)
WPC Weston b A Flintoff 13 (16)
R Clarke b A Flintoff 12 (24)
KJ Dean c SI Mahmood b DG Cork 10 (19)
CD Paget c SG Law b A Flintoff 0 (4)
MM Patel b SI Mahmood 0 (10)
ND Doshi run out 24 (38)
T Lungley not out 23 (25)
Extras ( w6 nb2 b5 lb5 ) 18
Total (from 43 overs) 197 All out
Fall of wickets:
1-24 2-39 3-71 4-91 5-127 6-138 7-142 8-146 9-148 10-197
Bowling Figures for Lancashire
O M R W
DG Cork 8 0 35 1
M Muralitharan 6 0 36 0
SI Mahmood 10 1 43 2
JM Anderson 10 2 39 2
A Flintoff 8 2 34 3
Lancashire
MJ Chilton c JL Sadler b MM Patel 44 (47)
IJ Sutcliffe c WPC Weston b KJ Dean 4 (5)
SG Law not out 90 (110)
BJ Hodge not out 59 (57)
Extras ( lb3 ) 3
Total (from 37 overs) 200 - 2
Fall of wickets:
1-5 2-102
Bowling Figures for Derbyshire
O M R W
KJ Dean 8 0 32 1
R Clarke 5 0 17 0
ND Doshi 8 0 60 0
MM Patel 9 0 63 1
CD Paget 6 2 25 0
Lancashire won by 8 wickets
Man of the match is SG LawDerbyshire won't be too happy with their performance today. The only decent innings was that of Sri Lankan Wicketkeeper-Batsman, Kumar Sangakkara. Sangakkara struck an impressive 54 off 51 balls before attempting a cut shot off England hopeful, James Anderson, and getting a healthy nick to Luke Sutton. Andrew Flintoff took 3 wickets as Derbyshire crumbled to 148-9 before Nayan Doshi and Tom Lungley put up some resistance, and carried Derbyshire to 197, before a farcical run out saw the end of Doshi and Derbyshire's innings. Stuart Law and Brad Hodge's partnership secured an easy win for Lancashire after a knock of 44 from Mark Chilton. Stuart Law eased Lightning over the line as Brad Hodge assisted him with an innings of 59* off 57 balls. Manager, Zorax will be worried about his spin bowlers, Doshi and Patel, after they both went for over 60 each, with neither of them bowling their full quota of 10 overs. However, young offspinner, Chris Paget impressed with his economical bowling, and he was unlucky not to get a wicket.
Code:
Kent versus Essex
Kent
RWT Key c JS Foster b JD Middlebrook 66 (68)
RT Ponting run out 21 (39)
M van Jaarsveld c JS Foster b JS Ahmed 32 (49)
DI Stevens c RS Bopara b GR Napier 24 (29)
R McLaren stJS Foster b DPS Kaneria 54 (54)
AJ Hall not out 40 (55)
GO Jones not out 1 (6)
Extras ( w3 lb11 ) 14
Total (from 50 overs) 252 - 5
Fall of wickets:
1-76 2-95 3-136 4-162 5-251
Bowling Figures for Essex
O M R W
JS Ahmed 10 1 43 1
DPS Kaneria 10 1 42 1
AP Palladino 10 1 58 0
JD Middlebrook 10 3 48 1
GR Napier 10 0 50 1
Essex
AN Cook b SJ Cook 63 (67)
RS Bopara lbw b MJ Saggers 90 (118)
GW Flower lbw b SJ Cook 33 (41)
ML Pettini c AJ Hall b L Klusener 17 (26)
MJ Cosgrove lbw b SJ Cook 16 (24)
JS Foster c RWT Key b AJ Hall 4 (3)
AP Palladino lbw b AJ Hall 0 (1)
GR Napier b L Klusener 4 (11)
DPS Kaneria c & b L Klusener 0 (1)
JS Ahmed c RWT Key b MJ Saggers 4 (2)
JD Middlebrook not out 2 (2)
Extras ( b1 lb4 ) 5
Total (from 50 overs) 238 All out
Fall of wickets:
1-119 2-186 3-194 4-214 5-219 6-219 7-230 8-230 9-232 10-238
Bowling Figures for Kent
O M R W
SJ Cook 10 2 34 3
MJ Saggers 9 1 37 2
L Klusener 10 0 59 3
S Mushtaq 10 2 57 0
AJ Hall 10 1 46 2
Kent won by 14 runs
Man of the match is RWT KeyRob Key was instrumental in Kent's win over Essex today. His 66 off 68 was well supported by 54 off 54 balls by Ryan McLaren and 40 off 55 balls by Andrew Hall. The Essex bowlers bowled reasonably well, and 250 seemed an average score on this pitch. Essex suffered a horrendous collapse in their innings. They looked to have the game in the bag as Cook and Bopara played some great strokes for their 118-run partnership. However, once Alastair Cook dragged a Simon Cook ball onto the stumps it started going downhill. Grant Flower also struck up a decent partnership, but they were both soon out in quick succession, and Essex couldn't quite recover, losing 8 wickets for 52 runs as Kent secured a narrow 14-run win. Kent surely will be a force to be reckoned with in this season's Friend's Provident Trophy.
Highlander999
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:happy Go on the boys :happy
Yeah, Kent are a force to be reckoned with. You have been warned other teams
Yeah, Kent are a force to be reckoned with. You have been warned other teams
Spin King07
School Cricketer
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Essex just lost! We need some improved midlle order bating
freddiw
Panel of Selectors
cant say im happy is there anyway a table can be posted?
Leicester Fox
Chairman of Selectors
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Glad to see Leicester win 
We just need some quality in the batting line up now.
We just need some quality in the batting line up now.
