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Newton Poppleford Cricket Club NPCC v Countess Weir on Sun 02 Sep 2007 at
Newton Poppleford Cricket Club Lost By 3 Runs
Match report
Newton entertained a Countess Weir side that included a number of players fresh from winning their league. Not surprisingly the visitors elected to bat, more to let the hangovers subside than anything to do with the wicket.
The visitors found it hard going against the disciplined attack of M Raistrick and Thomas, both bowlers frugal in their opening spell yielding just 25 runs. Alex Raistrick took a catch off his fathers bowling before the introduction of Marsh produced two quick dismissals: the first a stumping for Clay after the youthful number three had audaciously advanced down the wicket, the second a catch for Coombs leaving the visitors on 55 for 3 at the half way stage.
Marsh continued to cause problems for the new batsmen and when Cardwell snaffled a chance after juggling it off every part of his body, Marsh c&b the next batsman to leave himself a hat-trick chance. With the “Jug” avoided Countess Weir started to accelerate with opener Griffin joined by Darke enjoying an 86 run partnership. The innings finished on 173 with Griffin making 65 and Marsh taking five for 27.
Newton`s reply started steadily with Last and Coombs keeping up with the run rate thanks mainly to Countess Weir`s pace attack who sent down 20 wides in the first 14 overs. When the fifty partnership came up only six scoring shots had troubled the scorers. When Coombs was caught for 18 and Last was bowled for 14 a seasons best 62 opening partnership was ended.
With a modest five an over required and plenty of batting to come, the chase was definitely on. But when Clay departed for 11 and Stott for 6, Morison and Cardwell had some work to do. These two slowly got the better of the attack and inexorably chalked off the runs keeping Newton on course for a tight finish.
These two looked well set until Cardwell, having stroked three exquisite cover drives, chased a wide one and was stumped for 29. Morison departed for the same score when he edged behind and Newton were looking for the tail to get them over the line. When a further three quick wickets went down, Stone gave a glimmer of hope but with nine needed from the last over Newton fell agonisingly short with just three runs the difference.
Next week sees the eagerly awaited derby with Tipton. With the away fixture washed out and with honours even from last year, a fine sporting encounter is anticipated.
Countess Weir Batting
Player name
Runs
M
B
4s
6s
SR
extras
TOTAL :
for 9 wickets
0
183 (0.0 overs)
Newton Poppleford Cricket Club NPCC Bowling
Player Name
Overs
Maidens
Runs
Wickets
Average
Economy
Matthew Raistrick
7.0
2
22
2
11.00
3.14
Ed Thomas
8.0
3
18
1
18.00
2.25
Andrew Marsh
8.0
1
27
5
5.40
3.38
Alex Raistrick
5.0
0
24
0
0.00
4.80
James Morison
5.0
1
14
0
0.00
2.80
B S
3.0
0
31
0
0.00
10.33
Alan Cardwell
4.0
0
27
1
27.00
6.75
Newton Poppleford Cricket Club NPCC Batting
Player Name
R
M
B
4s
6s
SR
Catches
Stumpings
Run outs
extras
TOTAL :
for 9 wickets
0
170
Jim Last
Bowled
14
2
Richard Coombs
Caught
18
3
1
James Morison
Caught
29
3
1
Kenny Clay
Caught
11
1
1
1
Jerry Stott
Caught
6
1
Alan Cardwell
Stumped
29
4
1
Alex Raistrick
Caught
3
1
Matthew Raistrick
Caught
0
Ed Thomas
Caught
2
2
B S
Not Out
9
1
Andrew Marsh
Not Out
3
1
Countess Weir Bowling
Player name
Overs
Maidens
Runs
Wickets
Average
Economy
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