21-Jun-2004, Under 15's Cup vs Cleeve played at Cleeve
Cleeve Win by 7 wickets
Blagdon Innings (Overs 20)
Batsman Fieldsman Bowler Runs
S.Honeywill c C.Dent b Carpenter 7
J.Roscow b Carpenter 9
A.Ray b C.Dent 6
A.Palmer st James b Carpenter 7
J.Hartrey not out 25
J.Ratcliffe not out 5
J.Chastney dnb -
A.Burroughs dnb -
R.Moore dnb -
S.Hill dnb -
M.Smith dnb -
extras (b0 lb0 w0 nb0) 0
TOTAL 4 wickets for 59
Bowler O M R W
M.Le Mare 4 2 5 0
L.Pearce 4 1 10 0
L.Trinnick 4 0 15 0
Carpenter 4 2 12 3
C.Dent 4 0 12 1
Cleeve Innings (Overs 14.5)
Batsman Fieldsman Bowler Runs
Royce b J.Hartrey 11
M.Le Mare c&b S.Hill 4
L.Trinnick b S.Hill 1
C.Dent not out 35
Carpenter not out 8
extras (b0 lb0 w0 nb1) 1
TOTAL 3 wickets for 60
Bowler O M R W
S.Hill 4 0 10 2
R.Moore 3 0 15 0
A.Ray 3 0 10 0
J.Hartrey 3 0 13 1
S.Honeywill 1 0 4 0
A.Burroughs .5 0 8 0
MATCH
REPORT
The odds
were never going to be in our favour going into this Cup Semi-Final
against a strong Cleeve team and despite a determined effort, particularly
when bowling/fielding, we were defeated by 7 wickets.
Being asked to
bat first we saw off the opening attack without a loss of wickets
but because of it's accuracy we were pinned down to just 2 runs
an over through to the 10th over when we suffered our first loss
James Roscow (9) at 20-1. The introduction of the spin of Carpenter
(3-12) caused a slump to 33-4 by the 15th over and accounted for
the wickets of Sam Honeywill (7), Alex Ray (6) and Ali Palmer (0).
An aggressive hitting display by Jacob Hartrey (25 no) assisted
by James Ratcliffe (5 no), although boosting the total to 59-4 at
the end of 20 overs, was nevertheless a disappointingly low score.
This was unlikely
to have been seen as that challenging a target by the prolific Cleeve
batsmen but an inspired opening spell by Simon Hill (2-10) saw the
dangerous Le Mare (4) and then Trinnick (1) back in the pavilion
in his first 2 overs... Cleeve 8-2 and on the back foot ...Another
break-through, accounting for Royce (11), was made by Jacob Hartrey
(1-13) and Cleeve were still only on 36-3 in their 10th over.. was
an upset in prospect ?. Unfortunately not, as a decisive couple
of overs soon afterwards saw 2 crucial catches dropped from the
Cleeve's match winners Dent (35 no) and Carpenter (8no) who then
steered them to a comfortable victory by the penultimate ball of
the 15 over.
If it is any consolation
Cleeve went on to beat Nailsea by 7 wickets in the final and qualified
to play Bath C.C. in the County semi-finals of the Portman U-15
National Competition.