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MILDENHALL CRICKET CLUB 1st XI - Sat v Cambridge on Mon 31 Aug 2020 at 11:00
MILDENHALL CRICKET CLUB Won by 7 wickets
Match report
Well that made up for Saturday’s wasted trip to Great Witchingham and no mistake. But let’s not get ahead of ourselves.
Ollie won the toss and put Cambridge in. As is almost customary these days, the first wicket, Hussain’s, fell on the seventh ball of the Rashy’s first over, well caught by Tom Allen at second slip. Rashy got a second wicket in his third over this time nicely caught by Jack (the assassin) Bowman at mid on or thereabouts. Alex bowled tidily but without much luck for 4 overs and then gave way to Tristan. Just before that Rashy clean bowled Johnny Atkinson for his third wicket of the day. He eventually finished with 3 for 27 off 10 overs, just reward for a fine spell of line and length bowling.
Tristan was soon amongst the wickets getting Chris Pepper caught behind in his second over. Surprisingly that was his only wicket but he only conceded 17 runs in his allotted 10 overs with no extras. Another good example of disciplined bowling. Lovers was next change and bowled 10 overs straight off, to start with a little bit off line but he soon settled and was rewarded with 4 wickets for 50. Good stuff Jack. Cambridge struggled on but were eventually all out for 126 off 39 overs, Jake and Matt getting the last two wickets.
Campbell opened the bowling for Cambridge and poor old Dom who’s not having the best of luck at the moment seemed mesmerised by his first 6 balls including a wide and was bowled by the seventh. In came Tristan and he and Jake faced what looked like some awkward pacey bowling by Campbell and Akhter for another six overs at which point Jake was caught behind. After 7 overs we were 2 down for 6 runs, 3 of which were wides. In came Potts and for the next 5 overs nothing much changed and we were 13 for 2 off 12.4 overs. However the last two balls of this over went to the boundary and Jack was off. The next 15 overs are a bit of a blur as Jack dispatched almost every ball to various parts of the ground with as fine an exhibition of power hitting as has been seen at Wamil Way for many a year. He was finally out LBW to Akhter leaving Tris and Tom Allen to hit 5 runs to win the game. Jack’s innings comprised of 85 runs off 63 balls with fourteen 4s and two 6s. As brilliant as this was and entertaining to watch, It is only fair to compliment Tristan’s part in the partnership of 116 runs as he selflessly looked for singles whenever he was on strike, which he frequently was, happy to let Jack get on with his work.
So in the end a comfortable win and a bit of entertainment to boot. For some reason I was reminded of a match, I think against Vauxhall Mallards about 3 years back, when a certain Mr Reed took the opponents apart. Ho hum!
Make sure your kit is clean next week as I imagine Burwell & Exning will arrive with their video equipment.
Cambridge Batting
Player name
Runs
M
B
4s
6s
SR
extras
TOTAL :
19w 5b 3lb
for 10 wickets
27
126 (38.1 overs)
Zaheer Hussain
ct J Bowman b T Rash
12
17
3
70.59
Douglas Rice
ct T Allen b T Rash
0
4
0
Johnny Atkinson
b T Rash
4
23
17.39
Peter Richer
ct M Allen b J Loveday
12
39
1
30.77
Christopher Pepper
ct J Potticary b T Blackledge
3
11
27.27
Lewys Hill
ct J Potticary b J Loveday
11
29
2
37.93
Zaman Akhter
lbw J Loveday
24
34
2
70.59
Samuel Serby
ct J Potticary b J Loveday
5
24
20.83
Rajiv Ladva
ct J Potticary b M Allen
13
31
2
41.94
Henry Campbell
ct O Lovejoy b J Foley
15
15
3
100
Ben Jose
Not Out
0
2
0
MILDENHALL CRICKET CLUB 1st XI - Sat Bowling
Player Name
Overs
Maidens
Runs
Wickets
Average
Economy
Tom Rash
10.0
2
27
3
9.00
2.70
Alex Cruickshank
4.0
1
15
0
0.00
3.75
Tristan Blackledge
10.0
3
17
1
17.00
1.70
Jack Loveday
10.0
0
50
4
12.50
5.00
Jake Foley
3.1
0
9
1
9.00
2.84
Matt Allen
1.0
1
0
1
0.00
0.00
MILDENHALL CRICKET CLUB 1st XI - Sat Batting
Player Name
R
M
B
4s
6s
SR
Catches
Stumpings
Run outs
extras
TOTAL :
2nb 7w
for 3 wickets
9
127
Dominic Palmer
b H Campbell
0
6
0
Jake Foley
ct S Serby b H Campbell
2
20
10.0
Tristan Blackledge
Not Out
30
72
2
41.67
Jack Potticary
lbw Z Akhter
85
63
14
2
134.92
4
Tom Allen
Not Out
1
1
100
1
Ollie Lovejoy
1
Tom Rash
Matt Allen
1
Jack Loveday
Alex Cruickshank
Jack Bowman
1
Cambridge Bowling
Player name
Overs
Maidens
Runs
Wickets
Average
Economy
Henry Campbell
9.0
3
23
2
11.50
2.56
Zaman Akhter
8.5
0
47
1
47.00
5.32
Peter Richer
3.0
0
15
0
0.00
5.00
Lewys Hill
4.0
0
18
0
0.00
4.50
Zaheer Hussain
2.0
0
24
0
0.00
12.00
Umpire :
League
Scorer :
John Child
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