28-Jun-2003, 1st XI League vs Chipping Sodbury played at Chip' Sodbury (45 over match)
Toss won by Blagdon, Umpires: P.Reeves & A.Smith
Chipping Sodbury Win by 111 runs (Chipping Sodbury 26 pts, Blagdon 5 pts)
Chipping Sodbury Innings (Overs 45)
Batsman Fieldsman Bowler Runs Bls R/100b 4s 6s
D.Reynolds lbw b A.Nairn 23 48 47.92 5 -
M.Graham b J.Butcher 14 22 63.64 3 -
C.Scully* st R.Hughes b P.Hudd 27 48 56.25 2 -
S.Clapp not out 71 91 78.02 5 -
J.Rendell+ c J.Nutt b P.Hudd 4 9 44.44 - -
A.Neale b S.Byas 1 4 25.00 - -
I.Hobbs run out (P.Hudd) 0 0 0.00 - -
R.Fowler b P.Hudd 27 40 67.50 2 -
J.Penfold not out 10 8 125.00 - 1
extras (b8 lb24 w2 nb0) 34
TOTAL 7 wickets for 211 270 78.15 17 1
FOW
1-54(54 M.Graham 11.2 ovs) 2-58(4 D.Reynolds 12.2 ovs) 3-118(60 C.Scully 27.1 ovs)
4-128(10 J.Rendell 29.6 ovs) 5-131(3 A.Neale 30.6 ovs) 6-131(0 I.Hobbs 31.1 ovs)
7-182(51 R.Fowler 41.4 ovs)
Bowler O M R W Av.ge Econ Strike wd nb 4s 6s
J.Butcher 7 2 26 1 26.00 3.71 42.00 1 - 6 -
A.Nairn 15 3 57 1 57.00 3.80 90.00 1 - 6 -
S.Byas 8 0 39 1 39.00 4.88 48.00 - - 2 -
P.Hudd 15 0 57 3 19.00 3.80 30.00 - - 3 1
Blagdon Innings (Overs 27.2)
Batsman Fieldsman Bowler Runs Bls R/100b 4s 6s
I.Nairn c C.Scully b J.Toghill 0 15 0.00 - -
R.Hughes+ c J.Rendell b J.Penfold 0 5 0.00 - -
S.Westbrook* c C.Scully b J.Toghill 4 19 21.05 1 -
M.Sage b J.Toghill 5 3 166.67 - -
J.Board c&b J.Penfold 18 12 150.00 4 -
J.Nutt lbw b R.Fowler 14 49 28.57 3 -
A.Nairn c C.Scully b J.Toghill 0 7 0.00 - -
P.Hudd lbw b R.Fowler 15 26 57.69 2 -
S.Byas b R.Wakefield 26 19 136.84 3 1
D.Buckland lbw b R.Fowler 8 7 114.29 2 -
J.Butcher not out 0 2 0.00 - -
extras (b4 lb3 w3 nb0) 10
TOTAL 10 wickets for 100 164 60.98 15 1
FOW
1-0(0 R.Hughes 1.5 ovs) 2-8(8 I.Nairn 4.3 ovs) 3-13(5 M.Sage 4.6 ovs)
4-30(17 S.Westbrook 8.3 ovs) 5-40(10 J.Board 11.2 ovs) 6-40(0 A.Nairn 14.1 ovs)
7-64(24 P.Hudd 21.1 ovs) 8-87(23 J.Nutt 25.1 ovs) 9-96(9 S.Byas 26.4 ovs)
10-100(4 D.Buckland 27.2 ovs)
Bowler O M R W Av.ge Econ Strike wd nb 4s 6s
J.Toghill 9 4 20 4 5.00 2.22 13.50 - - 2 -
J.Penfold 9 5 30 2 15.00 3.33 27.00 - - 7 -
R.Wakefield 5 0 21 1 21.00 4.20 30.00 1 - 2 1
R.Fowler 4.2 0 22 3 7.33 5.08 8.67 1 - 4 -
Statistical notes:
Chipping Sodbury 1st wicket partnership 54 from 68 balls (D.Reynolds & M.Graham)
Chipping Sodbury 3rd wicket partnership 60 from 89 balls (C.Scully & S.Clapp)
Chipping Sodbury 7th wicket partnership 51 from 63 balls (S.Clapp & R.Fowler)
S.Clapp (Chipping Sodbury) reached his 50 from 75 balls (4x4)
This is only the 4th time we have lost by over 100 runs in a 1st XI league match
Milestones reached:
P.Hudd - 150 1st XI league wickets
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Red = Chipping
Sodbury
innings
Blue = Blagdon
innings
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Red
= Chipping Sodbury innings
Blue = Blagdon
innings
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On a hot sunny day at Chipping Sodbury, Blagdon won the toss and decided
to field. The decision proved to be a bad one as the Chipping openers
got off to a flying start scoring 54 from the first 11 overs. However,
following a change of ends from the opening bowlers, 2 quick wickets fell
and Sodbury were 58 for 2.
At this point, Craig Scully joined Steve Clapp and they batted sensibly
to take their team to a strong position before Scully was stumped by Richard
Hughes from Paul Hudds bowling. More wickets fell quickly to slow the
scoring rate, but with Clapp still at the crease, a score in excess of
200 always looked likely. Poor fielding didn’t help the Blagdon
cause and when the 45 overs came to an end, Chipping Sodbury had made
a solid 211 for 7.
After a cracking tea, The Blagdon openers went out to bat in a positive
frame of mind, but after 5 overs, the confidence had been knocked out
of them as they slumped to 13 for 3. Even this long batting line up couldn’t
cope with the pace of John Toghill and the excellent catching and fielding
of the Chipping Sodbury team. More wickets fell in quick succession, and
at 40 for 6, the game was all but over. A brief flurry of boundaries from
Simon Byas allowed Blagdon to reach 100 and even James Butcher who was
injured whilst bowling, managed to have a bat before the final curtain
fell on this timid performance.
This result knocks Blagdon off the top of the Senior Division.
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