100% records for Blackpool, Chorley and Garstang with wins for Fleetwood and St Annes.
Edwin Moulton of Chorley took 5 wickets in 6 balls against Barrow. This feat was last done in 1953 by Jimmy Andrew of Blackpool CC taking 5-1 off 6 balls
DIVISION ONE:
Barrow v Chorley
Barrow won the toss at the Ernest Pass Memorial ground and invited the visitors to bat
Chorley got off to a good start with Stuart Naden and Wian Van Zyl taking the score to 34 when Van Zyl was out for 26 caught by Grant Roelofsen off the bowling of Greg Reynolds
Edwin Moulton joined Naden and they reached the total of 58 when Naden was caught by Ryan Gilmour off Daryl Wearing for 20, three runs later and Wearing had another victim Moulton out for 10 caught by Grant Roelofsen, Chorley 59-3
With only 1 run added Will Moulton was caught by Sam Henderson off the bowling of Toby Mowat for 1, Mowat striking one run later having Harry Barclay caught by Greg Reynolds for 0 leaving Chorley 60-5
Gaurav Dhar and Gayan Maneeshan took the score to 84 when Dhar became another Mowat victim bowled for 15. Mowat struck two balls later bowling Kyle Dixon for 0 Chorley now 84-7
Andrew Holdsworth came to the wicket and was in a stand of 26 with Maneeshan when he was out for 15 caught Reynolds bowled Mowat. Maneeshan had batted patiently for 87 balls when Mowat bowled him for 35
Spinner Gary Collins brought the innings to an end on 48.1 overs bowling James Lee for 7 with Chorley 127 all out.
Toby Mowat was the pick of the Barrow bowlers taking 6-48 off 16 overs supported by Daryl Wearing 2-26 and Greg Reynolds and Gary Collins with a wicket each
The Barrow reply never got off the ground, with the score on 13 James Lee struck taking two wickets in two balls having Ryan Gimour lbw for 0 then Grant Roelofsen out in the same way lbw also for 0
Two runs later Barrow became 15-3 as Toby Mowat became Edwin Moulton's first victim caught by Harry Barclay for 1
James Lee bowled Greg Reynolds for 2 to leave Barrow 18-4, Daryl Wearing joined Robin Adams and they took the score to 50 when Gaurav Dhar took the wicket of Wearing caught by Will Moulton for 20 off 60 balls, Barrow 50-5
Now began the Edwin Moulton show firstly removing the dogged Robin Adams who batted for 92 balls for 19 out caught by Harry Barclay. In Moulton's next five balls the last three in one over and the first two of the next he took 4 wickets so taking 5 wickets in 6 balls to leave Barroe 54 all out in 32.2 overs
This feat was last achieved in 1953 by Jimmy Andrew of Blackpool CC when he took 5-1 in 6 balls
Moulton had the remakable figures 6.2 overs 4 maidens 4 runs 6 wickets, James Lee took 3-20 and Gaurav Dhar 1-8
Fulwood & Broughton v Blackpool
For their first ever home game in the Northern Premier League Fulwood and Broughton entertained a very strong Blackpool team.
Despite being well beaten by 8 wickets Fulwood and Broughton fought very hard and for a long time the game was in the balance.
Blackpool won the toss and put Fulwood and Broughton in on a very slow wicket made more so after the heavy rain on the previous day.
Against some tight bowling from the pro Jovaun Van Wyngaardt and Matthew Grindley the home side made slow but solid progress. Both openers Captain Mark Smith 12 and Rana 23 fell to Grindley who also took the third wicket of Rob Dingle4.
A patient partnership then took place between Charlie Rossiter 19 and Pro Simon Kerrigan20 before Wyngaardt got to work in his second spell.
It looked as though no more than 120 was going to be achieved until Matthew Smith played a very good innings full of attractive shots. He provided impetus to the innings scoring 36 off 22 balls with 4 fours and 2 sixes.
Fulwood and Broughton were all out in the last over for 147 missing out on a batting bonus point by 3 runs. Jovaun Van Wyngaardt with 5-59 off 16overs and Matthew Grindley 3-31 off 17 overs were the pick of the bowlers.
In reply Blackpool started slowly losing Tomas King for 8. Gradually after some tight bowling from Chris Brookes ( who finished with 1-25 off 10 overs) and Joe Fenton Matthew Houston and Joshua Boyne settled in and as the wicket eased slightly they put on an excellent 52 before Houston fell for a patient and well constructed 32.
Boyne was joined by the pro and after a short settling in period they accelerated. It was clear that Blackpool were now going to win the game and their aggression brought victory in the 39th over.Boyne was 56 no off 91 balls with 5 fours and 2 sixes. Wyngaardt was 43no off 43 balls and their partnership was worth 90 off 86 balls in 50 minutes.
This meant that in the end after a hard fight Blackpool ran out worthy winners. Credit to Fulwood and Broughton they have a lovely ground and clubhouse. The game was watched by a fair crowd and excellent hospitality was shown to everyone attending.
All in all the impression from the day's experience is that they will be a very good addition to the Northern League.
Report by Chris Lavery
Josh Boyne and Pro Jovaun Van Wyngaardt Blackpool CC |
Morecambe v Garstang
Garstang won the toss at Woodhill Lane Morecambe and put the hosts into bat
Morecambe struggled from the off, Danny Gilbert removing both openers Mark Woodhead for 11 and Reuben Orr for 2, He also took the wicket of Jamie Heywood for 6
Luke Jongwe could only make 6 caught by Matthew Crowther off Ian Walling. Ryan Pearson 20 and Alex Briggs 16 made a mini recovery but Morecambe were bowled out for 91 in 45 overs
Danny Gilbert was the pick of the Garstang bowlers with 4-26 from 12 overs ably supported by Fayaz Ughradar 3-16 off 11, Travis Pieters 2-10 from 7 and Ian Walling 1-13 off 9
Garstang knocked off the runs in 32 overs finishing on 93-3, Michael Walling 21 and Tom Wells 18 gave them a start, Mark Walling made 10. Michael Wellings 23no and Fayaz Urghradar 11no seeing Garstang home
For Morecambe Tommy Clough took 1-10 from 8 overs, Zac Buchanan 1-12 off 3 and Daniel Edwards 1-29 from 8
Netherfield v St Annes
It was last years champions verus runners up at Parkside Road, St Annes won the toss and invited Netherfield to bat
The openers Ben Barrow and Bradley Earl got them off to a flying start reaching 57 when Earl was bowled by St Annes professional Amar Ullah for 23
Ullah repeated the dose two balls later having John Boyle caught behind by Richard Staines for 1 Netherfield now 59-2
John Huck joined Barrow and they took the total to 89 when Huck fell to Tom Higson caught by Matthew Derham for 14
The score was 124 when Bradley Earl was bowled by Mohamed Nadeem for 57, without a further run scored Josh Dixon was out caught by Jamar Ifill off the bowling of Muhammad Imran-Sadiq for 18, 126-5
Lewis Edge and Lewis Richardson had a partnership of 22, with the score on 158 Edge was stumped by Richard Staines off Amar Ullah for 21, Richardson followed 5 runs later bowled by Tom Higson for 26, 163-7
The Netherfield innings closed on 180-9 in their 50 overs, Amar Ullah took 4-45 in his allotted 17 overs with support from Tom Higson 3-39 off 11 and a wicket each for Muhammad Imran-Sadiq and Muhamed Nadeem
In reply St Annes lost an early wicket when Henry Higson was caught by John Boyle off the bowling of Nathan Chambers for 5, Gurman Bains 39 played the anchor role and was in partnerships with Muhammad Imran-Sadiq 36 and Mohamed Nadeem 23
The pendulum seemed to swing in Netherfields way with the loss of 3 wickets but Richard Staines and Tom H|igson had other ideas and took St Annes to victory in the last over reaching their taget 181-7 in 49.1 overs, Staines was 32no and Higson 11 no
For Netherfield Nathan Chambers took 3-61 off 17 overs and John Boyle 2-64 from 17
Penrith v Leyland
Leyland won the toss at Tynefield Park and decided to bat which did not look a good decision when Henry Thompson was bowled by Jake Marshall without scoring 0-1, Professional Umar Haheed soon followed bowled by Greg Hall fo 1 3-2
Jake Peake joined Tom Reece and started to rebuild the Leyland innings, Reece was next out for 17 caught by Jonathon Osborne off Nicky Burns 28-3, things then got worse when with the score on 35 Jake Peake had to leave the field retiring with a leg injury having made 5 runs
Ross Bretherton was joined by Andrew Makinson but on 38 Makinson was bowled by Samuel Hall for 2. Karl Cross came to the crease and they took control of the game with a psrtnership of 106 taking the total to 144-5 when Cross was out caught by Greg Cameron off Greg Hall's bowling for 76, His 76 was made off 62 balls with 7 fours and 5 sixes
James Rounding supported Bretherton and they took the score to 191-6 when Rounding was out lbw to Greg Hall for 32, Bretherton's patient innings ended when he was caught by Eddie Robson off the bowling of Greg Hall for 44 off 99 balls 196-7
The Leyland innings closed shortly afterwards on 204-7 in their 50 overs, Greg Hall took 4-59 off 17 with Jake Marshall 1-8 from 5, Nicky Burns 1-13 off 4 overs and Samuel Hall 1-38 off 9
The Penrith reply followed the path of the Leyland innings they were 14-2 both openers falling to Ross Bretherton, Greg Cameron caught and bowled for 8 and Nick Hodgson bowled for 4
Nicky Burns and James Price began to rebuild the Penrith innings, They took the total to 86 when Price was run out by Andrew Makinson for 42 (8x4), Greg Hall continued were Price had left off but on 101 Burns was bowled by Will Jacques for 42 (6x4)
Alister Craig joined Greg Hall and their partnership had reached 58 when Craig was bowled by Ross Bretherton for 23, 159-5, this soon became 165-5 when Jonathon Osborne was out for 1 off the bowling of Ross Bretherton caught by Henry Thompson for 1
Hall lost another partner on 169 when Bretheton struck again trapping Eddie Robson lbw for 1, Greg Hall was next out on 57 off 63 balls and 6 fours bowled by Andrew Makinson 187-8
The Penrith innings closed shortly afterwards reaching 191-8 off their 50 overs, Ross Bretherton was the pick of the Leyland bowlers taking 5-51 off 14 overs with Andrew Makinson 1-58 from 15, Will Jacques 1-25 off 6
Preston v Fleetwood
Fleetwood won the toss at West Ciff and put Preston into bat, Preston lost an early wicket but Khuram Khurshud and Jitendra Kumar settled in and build a partnership, Kumar was bowled by Damien Hutchinson for 29 and Khurshud was caught by Will Reader for 54.
There were further contributions from Asif Mahmood 11, Abdul Rehman Shah 14no, Hezer Mahmood 15 and Nizam Patel 17no as the Preston innings closed on 159-8 in their 50 overs
The Fleetwood reply followed the patten of the Preston innings losing an early wicket but Paul Willis 20, Dean Bell 46 Neels Bergh 53 putting Fleetwood in a strong position, Preston fought back with some quick wickets but Liam Castellas 26no saw them home at 164-6 in 36.1 overs
Jitendra Kumar was the pick of the Preston bowlers with 3-10 off 6 overs
FIRST DIVISION SCORES
Barrow v Chorley
Chorley (15 pts) defeated Barrow (3pts) by 73 rons
Chorley 127 (Toby Mowat 6-48), Barrow 54 (Edwin Moulton 6-4)
Fulwood & Broughton v Blackpool
Blackpool (15 pts) defeated Fulwood & Broughton (0 Pts) by 8 wickets
Fulwood & Broughton 147 (Jovaun Van Wyngaardt 5-59), Blackpool 153-2 (Joshua Boyne 56no, Jovaun Van Wyngaardt 46*)
Morecambe v Garstang
Garstang (15 pts) defeated Morecambe (0 pts) by 7 wickets
Morecambe 91 Danny Gilbert 4-26), Gatstang 93-3
Netherfield v St Annes
St Annes (15 pts) defeated Netherfield (4 pts) by 3 wickets
Netherfield 180-9 (Ben Barrow 57 Amar Ullah 4-45), St Annes 181-7
Penrith v Leyland
Leyland (11 pts) winning draw Penrith (6 pts)
Leyland 204-7 (Karl Cross 76, Greg hall 4-59), Penrith 191-8 Greg Hall 57, Nicky Burns 43, James Price 42, Ross Bretherton 5-51)
Preston v Fleetwood
Fleetwood (15 pts) defeated Preston (2 pts By 4 wickets
Preston 159-8 (Khuram Khurshud 54), Fleetwood 164-6 (Neels Bergh 53, Dean Bell 46)
NORTHERN PREMIER LEAGUE TABLE
Division One
| Club |
P |
W15 |
D6 |
T |
D1 |
D0 |
L |
NR5 |
BP |
Pts |
| Blackpool |
2 |
2 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
30 |
| Chorley |
2 |
2 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
30 |
| Garstang |
2 |
2 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
30 |
| St Annes |
2 |
1 |
1 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
6 |
27 |
| Leyland |
2 |
1 |
1 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
5 |
26 |
| Fleetwood |
2 |
1 |
0 |
0 |
1 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
3 |
19 |
| Netherfield |
2 |
0 |
1 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
1 |
0 |
10 |
16 |
| Penrith |
2 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
2 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
9 |
11 |
| Barrow |
2 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
2 |
0 |
3 |
3 |
| Fulwood & Broughton |
2 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
2 |
0 |
3 |
3 |
| Morecambe |
2 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
2 |
0 |
3 |
3 |
| Preston |
2 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
2 |
0 |
2 |
2 |
