LEAGUE MATCHES: ROUND 17
Carnforth v Thornton Cleveleys
Carnforth won the toss at Lodge Quarry and elected to bat first, they got off to a great start with an opening partnership of 46, James Parkinson was the man out bowled by Joshua Rolinson for 27 (49 balls)(6x4), 46-1. Number three was Jaco Beneke but he soon lost Ryan Nelson caught by Christopher Hedges off Joshua Rolinson for 22 (52 balls)(4x4), 57-2.
James Park Johnson joined Beneke and they were approaching the hundred, Jake Apperley made the breakthrough Jaco Beneke caught by Jude Elphick for 24 (34 balls)(2x4,2x6), 98-3. Tom Parkinson was the next in but with only five runs added was bowled by Jake Apperley for 0 (6 balls), 103-4.
Joel Frith was the new batsman but he soon lost his partner James Park Johnson lbw to Anthony Ellison for 21 (38 balls)(4x4), 117-5. Freddie Whatmuff replaced Park Johnson and with Joel Frith and began to make progress, Christopher Hedges was brought into the attack and in his second over had Joel Frith caught by Richard Jenkinson for 12 (38 balls)(1x4), 146-6.
Bradley Hoyle was Freddie Whatmuff's new partner but ten runs on Freddie Whatmuff was bowled by Joshua Sackfield for 26 (29 balls)(5x4), 156-7. Tom Fursland came to the wicket and was scoring well, Joshua Sackfield struck again Bradley Hoyle caught behind by Sam Curwen for 10 (12 balls)(2x4), 170-8.
Zack Dodds was the next batsman in but was quickly out bowled by Joshua Rolinson for 0 (3 balls), 172-9. Sam Woodburn was the last man but Joshua Sackfied brought the innings to an end Tom Fursland caught by Christopher Hedges for 29 (26 balls)(5x4) as Carnforth were bowled out for 200 in 49.1 overs with Sam Woodburn 4no (8 balls).
All the Thornton Cleveleys bowlers took a wicket, Joshua Sackfield took 3-39 from 7.1 overs, Joshua Rolinson 3-68 off 15, Jake Apperley 2-31 from 10, Christopher Hedges 1-14 off 2 and Anthony Ellison 1-45 from 15.
Josh Borrell and Joshua Sackfield got the visitors off to a brilliant start with an opening partnership of 112 broken when Joshua Sackfield was caught by Jaco Beneke off Sam Woodburn for 36 (60 balls)(6x4), 112-1. Sam Curwen was in at three and let Josh Borrell lead the way, Freddie Whatmuff was introduced into the attack and soon had Sam Curwen caught by Tom Parkinson for 21 (53 balls)(3x4), 168-2.
Ethan Elphick was next in and with Borrell had victory in sight, Tom Parkinson struck trapping Ethan Elphick lbw for 11 (8 balls)(2x4), 193-3. Richard Jenkinson was the new batsman, Josh Borrell reached his century but in the same over Richard Jenkinson was bowled by Freddie Whatmuff for 4 (4 balls), 198-4.
Jacob Sackfield replaced Jenkinson and saw Josh Borrell hit the winning runs as Thornton Cleveleys closed on 202-4 in 37.1 overs, Josh Borrell was 104no (96 balls)(14x4,2x6) and Jacob Sackfield 0no (4 balls).
The Carnforth bowling was Freddie Whatmuff took 2-27 from 5 overs, Sam Woodburn 1-23 off 5, Tom Parkinson 1-41 from 7.1, Tom Fursland 0-11 off 3, James Parkinson 0-15 from 6, Zack Dodds 0-19 off 3, James Park Johnson 0-26 from 5 and Jaco Beneke 0-31 off 3.
Euxton v Lytham
Euxton won the toss at Balshaw Park and chose to bat first, they lost Will Joy caught by Ben Saunders off Sabbir Patel for 1 (3 balls), 2-1, James Bone was the Euxton number three and soon became wicket number two for Sabbir Patel lbw for 0 (11 balls), 4-2.
Ben Houghton joined Josh Tolley and they set about rebuilding the innings, Antony Mulligan spoilt their efforts taking two wickets in two balls, Ben Houghton was caught by Sabbir Patel for 6 (27 balls)(1x4), 26-3, Nishan Peiris was the incoming batsman and fell lbw first ball for 0 (1 ball), 26-4.
Josh Boyden was next in and with Tolley upped the score rate, Sahaan Sahaan made the breakthrough trapping Josh Tolley lbw for 35 (73 balls)(3x4,1x6), 86-5. Jack Morgan was the new batsman and the stand was 37 when Jack Morgan was out lbw to Sabbir Patel for 13 (35 balls)(2x4), 123-6.
Michael Atkinson replaced Morgan but six runs later lost Josh Boyden stumped by Stewart Davison off Sahaan Sahaan for 55 (71 balls)(9x4), 129-7. Joseph Barker came to the wicket and with Michael Atkinson kept the scoreboard ticking over, Michael Atkinson fell in the last over stumped by Stewart Davison off Sahaan Sahaan for 17 (44 balls), 166-8.
Oliver Langan came out for the last two balls and saw Euxton close on 167-8 in their 50 overs, Joseph Barker was 17no (34 balls)(1x4) and Oliver Langan 1no (1 ball).
The Lytham bowling was Sahaan Sahaan took 3-40 from 15 overs, Sabbir Patel 3-45 off 15, Antony Mulligan 2-56 from 15 and Ryan Norris 0-17 off 5.
The visitors got off to a steady start then lost three wickets for five runs, Henry Roberts was the first man out lbw to Nishan Peiris for 8 (17 balls)(2x4), 32-1. Edward Fiddler was the Lytham number three but in the next over James Bone took two wickets with his first two balls, Sabbir Patel was caught by Nishan Peiris for 21 (25 balls)(3x4), 37-2, next ball incoming batsman Guy Roberts was out lbw for 0 (1 ball), 37-3.
Archie Banks-Smith joined Fiddler and they began the rebuild, Nishan Peiris broke the partnership Archie Banks-Smith caught by Josh Tolley for 10 (10 balls)(2x4), 52-4, Ben Saunders was the new batsman but two runs later Edward Fiddler was bowled by James Bone for 4 (14 balls), 54-5.
Stewart Davison replaced Fiddler and with Saunders doubled the score, Ben Houghton was brought on to bowl and soon had Stewart Davison caught by Josh Tolley for 24 (36 balls)(4x4), 113-6. Sahaan Sahhan came to the wicket but with only three runs added lost Ben Saunders lbw to Nishan Peiris 32 (38 balls)(3x4,1x6). 116-7.
Sahaan Sahaan had a new partner in Charlie Nixon but Nishan Peiris struck again trapping Sahaan Sahaan lbw for 4 (11 balls), 119-8, Antony Mulligan was the next batsman and with Nixon dug in, Nishan Peiris claimed his fifth wicket Charlie Nixon bowled for 9 (40 balls)(1x4), 140-9.
Number eleven was Ryan Norris and with Mulligan continued the fight, Ben Houghton brought the innings to an end Antony Mulligan caught by Josh Boyden for 13 (24 balls)(2x4) as Lytham were bowled out for 153 in 40.3 overs with Ryan Nelson 9no (27 balls).
The Euxton bowling was Nishan Peiris took 5-36 from 15 overs, James Bone 3-50 off 14, Ben Houghton 2-19 from 5.3, Joseph Bowden 0-18 off 3 and Josh Boyden 0-21 from 3
Great Eccleston v Penwortham
Penwortham won the toss at Hall Lane and invited the hosts to bat first, they got off to a steady start, Will Smith was the first wicket to fall caught behind by Robbie Sumner off Connor Brown for 10 (25 balls)(1x4), 28-1. Alexander Rhodes was number three but was soon out bowled by Connor Brown for 8 (9 balls), 36-2.
Mohammed Fazil was in next and with Monty Moat began building up the score, Nathan Walmsley made the breakthrough having Monty Moat caught by Jonathon Hothersall for 25 (69 balls)(3x4), 84-3. Amar Ullah was the new batsman and with Fazil continued to make progress, Nathan Walmsley struck again Amar Ullah caught by Connor Brown for 18 (37 balls)(2x6), 115-4.
Mohamed Nadeem replaced Ullah but was soon out bowled by Nathan Walmsley for 8 (13 balls)(1x4), 134-5, Joe McMillan came to the wicket and upped the run rate, Connor Brown broke the partnership Mohammed Fazil lbw for 53 (85 balls)(7x4), 157-6.
Will Turnbull was Joe McMillan's new partner and they took the score to 199 when disaster Joe McMillan was run out by Isaac Roberts for 40 (43 balls)(1x4,3x6), 199-7.
Phil Booth was the next batsman in with five balls to go and saw Great Eccleston close on 213-7 in their 50 overs with Will Turnbull 24no (19 balls)(3x4,1x6) and Phil Booth 0no (1 ball).
The Penwortham bowling was Connor Brown took 3-48 from 15 overs, Nathan Walmsley 3-57 off 15, Isaac Roberts 0-41 from 9 and Nathan Elliott 0-60 off 11.
The visitors got off to a bad start losing both openers cheaply, Robbie Sumner was first out lbw to Alexander Rhodes for 6 (13 balls)(1x6), 8-1, Number three was Jonathon Hothersall who quickly lost Ian Walmsley Jnr caught behind by Chris Saunders off Jim Proctor for 1 (8 balls), 13-2.
Connor Brown came in next and with Hothersall were making steady progress, Amar Ullah broke the partnership Jonathon Hothersall caught by Mohammed Fazil for 19 (46 balls)(2x4), 62-3. Matt Halliday was the new batsman and with Brown were in sight of victory when Matt Halliday was caught by Alexander Rhodes off Amar Ullah for 76 (62 balls)(11x4,2x6), 192-4.
Charlie Evans joined Brown and they saw the visitors home closing on 216-4 in 42 overs, Connor Brown was 85no (110 balls)(12x4) and Charlie Evans 12no (14 balls)(2x4).
The Great Eccleston bowling was Amar Ullah took 2-55 from 10 over, Jim Proctor 1-23 off 12, Alexander Rhodes 1-73 from 10, Phil Booth 0-28 off 6 and Monty Moat 0-30 from 4.
Morecambe v Fleetwood
Fleetwood won the toss at Woodhill Lane and decided to bat first, Andy Drake and Jeremy Davies got them of to a good start, Lloyd (Adam) Smith made the breakthrough Jeremy Davies caught behind by Benjy Orr for 21 (30 balls)(2x4,1x6), 41-1, Muhammed Hurraira came in at three but lost Andy Drake bowled by Regan Jackson for 23 (48 balls)(3x4), 68-2.
Harry McAleer joined Hurraira and they took the score past the hundred only for Harry McAleer to fall bowled by Regan Jackson for 13 (28 balls)(2x4), 102-3. Tomas King was next in and with Hurraira were scoring well, Siddarth Ahhuja broke the partnership Muhammed Hurraira caught by Joseph Bradshaw for 57 (50 balls)(6x4,2x6), 143-4.
Woody Wilson was the new batsman but in the next over was caught by Luke Pearson off Stefan Dixon for 4 (8 balls)(1x4), 143-5. Declan Clerkin replaced Wilson and with King had put on 76 when Declan Clerkin was bowled by Stefan Dixon for 35 (54 balls)(4x4), 219-6.
Nathan Bend was the next batsman in but soon became Stefan Dixon's next victim bowled for 7 (10 balls)(1x4), 227-7, James Rawcliffe came to the wicket but disaster for the visitors in the next over Tomas King was run out by Alex Briggs for 53 (54 balls)(8x4,1x6), 228-8.
James Amor was James Rawcliffe's new partner but with the score on 249 they were both out, James Rawcliffe was run out by Luke Pearson for 1 (5 balls), 249-9, Matthew Siddall came in to bat but James Amor was out caught by Benjy Orr off Stefan Dixon for 17 (7 balls)(1x4,2x6) as Fleetwood were bowled out for 249 in 48.5 overs with Matthew Siddall 0no (did not face a ball).
The Morecambe bowling was Stefan Dixon took 4-84 from 14.5 overs, Regan Jackson 2-43 off 7, Lloyd (Adam) Smith 1-25 from 8, Siddarth Ahhuja 1-57 off 14 and Michael Bland 0-26 from 5.
The hosts got off to a bad start losing Lewis Smith off the second ball of the innings lbw to Nathan Bend for 0 (2 balls), 1-1. Joseph Bradshaw was number three, Nathan Bend struck again with two wickets in one over, Andrew Creech was stumped by Harry McAleer off the first ball for 5 (11 balls), 16-2, Siddarth Ahhuja came in next but off the last ball of the over Joseph Bradshaw was stumped by Harry McAleer for 8 (14 balls)(1x4), 22-3.
Alex Briggs was the new batsman but in the next over James Amor bowled Siddarth Ahhuja for 6 (5 balls)(1x4), 24-4. Luke Pearson joined Briggs but things did not improve, Alex Briggs was caught by James Rawcliffe off James Amor for 13 (10 balls)(3x4), 38-5.
Benjy Orr replaced Briggs and with Pearson set about chasing the score, they were going well until Benjy Orr was run out by Matthew Siddall for 41 (46 balls)(6x4,1x6), 115-6. Stefan Dixon came to the wicket and supported Pearson. Declan Clerkin came on to bowl and in his first over Stefan Dixon was out lbw for 5 (25 balls), 144-7.
Lloyd (Adam) Smith was the incoming batsman but in the next over disaster as Jeremy Davies took the vital wicket of Luke Pearson caught by Declan Clerkin for 53 (112 balls)(8x4), 144-8. Michael Bland was the new batsman and continued the chase. Lloyd (Adam) Smith became Declan Clerkin's second wicket caught by James Rawcliffe for 4 (14 balls), 163-9.
Number eleven was Regan Jackson and with Bland continued the fight. Matthew Siddall brought the inning to an end Michael Bland stumped by Harry McAleer for 18 (21 balls)(3x4) as Morecambe were bowled out for 186 in 46 overs with Regan Jackson 16no (15 balls)(2x4,1x6).
All the Fleetwood bowlers took a wicket, Nathan Bend took 3-34 from 6 overs, Declan Clerkin 2-14 off 5, James Amor 2-37 from 10, Jeremy Davies 1-36 off 11 and Matthew Siddall 1-61 from 14.
Preston v Barrow
Preston won the toss at West Cliff and batted first, They got off to a good start, Daryl Wearing took the first wicket Sajid Patel caught by Declan Tyson for 13 (31 balls)(2x4), 37-1. Ahmed Saeed Bariwala was in at number three and with Navazish Ali had nearly doubled the score, Declan Tyson was brought on to bowl and in his first over trapped Navazish Ali lbw for 41 (48 balls)(4x4,1x6), 73-2.
Suhel Patel was in next but in the next over was caught behind by Oliver Whalley off Sam Henderson for 1 (6 balls), 74-3. Imran Mehmood was the new batsman, Declan Tyson struck again Ahmed Saeed Bariwala out lbw for 24 (43 balls)(3x4), 85-4.
Sajid Nalbandh joined Mehmood but with only two runs added Imran Mehmood was bowled by Sam Henderson for 2 (20 balls), 87-5. Ismail Patel replaced Mehmood and with Nalbandh took the score to 112, Declan Tyson struck again taking two wickets in an over, he bowled Sajid Nalbandh for 6 (21 balls),112-6. Suhel Patel Jnr came to the wicket but four balls later was out lbw for 2 (4 balls), 114-7.
The next batsman in was Faizan Patel but in the next over he was stumped by Oliver Whalley off Ben Carr for 4 (4 balls)(1x4), 119-8. Talha Patel was Ismail Patel's new partner but he soon became Declan Tyson's fifth wicket caught behind by Oliver Whalley for 7 (10 balls), 133-9.
Azharuddin Bandukiya came in at eleven but in the next over Ismail Patel was caught and bowled by Ben Carr for 23 (40 balls)(3x4,1x6) as Preston were bowled out for 133 in 38.4 overs with Azharuddin Bandukiya 0no (5 balls).
The Barrow bowling was Declan Tyson took 5-28 from 11 overs, Ben Carr 2-16 off 3.4, Sam Henderson 2-28 from 10, Daryl Wearing 1-31 off 6 and Nimesha Gunasinghe 0-30 from 8.
Drew Postlethwaite and Declan Tyson got the visitors off to a good start then disaster Declan Tyson was run out by S Patel for 8 (28 balls)(1x4), 40-1. Nimesh Ginasinghe came in at three and with Drew Postlethwaite saw Barrow to victory closing on 134-1 in 27.5 overs, Drew Postlethwaite was 70no (87 balls)(9x4) and Nimesh Gunasinghe 46no (52 balls)(3x4,1x6).
The Preston bowling was Ahmed Saeed Bariwala took 0-10 from 1.5 overs, Azharuddin Bandukiya 0-15 off 2, Tahla Patel 0-31 from 6, Ismail Patel 0-32 off 10 and Imran Mehmood 0-44 from 8.
Whalley v Fulwood & Broughton
Whalley won the toss at Station Road and took the first knock, they got off to a bad start losing both openers cheaply, Thomas Cameron was caught by Ben Parkinson off Jon Fenton for 1 (18 balls), 2-1, Frankie Jackson was the Whalley number three but soon lost Monty Cort caught by Ben Parkinson off Chris Brookes for 7 (39 balls)(1x4), 11-2.
Levi Wolfenden joined Jackson and they were turning the innings round when disaster struck three wickets fell for one run, Kashif Jamil made the breakthrough with two wickets in two balls, Levi Wolfenden was caught by Simon Kerrigan for 23 (36 balls)(3x4,1x6), 55-3, the incoming batsman was Hamish Mullavey-Clark who was out first ball caught by Chris Brookes for 0 (1 ball), 55-4.
Ethan Jackson was the new batsman but in the next over he was bowled by Simon Kerrigan for 0 (5 balls), 56-5. Richard Palmer joined Frankie Jackson but with only seven runs added was out lbw to Simon Kerrigan for 1 (9 balls), 63-6.
Edward Burrow was next in and with Jackson kept the scoreboard tickng over, Kashif Jamil broke the parntership bowling Edward Burrow for 5 (31 balls), 91-7. Joshua Dentith came to the wicket and took the score past the hundred, Ewen Mansford was brought into the attack and in his first over had Joshua Dentith caught by Kashif Jamil for 6 (13 balls)(1x4), 109-8.
Frankie Jackson had a new partner in William Davies who fell in the next over stumped by James McWilliam off Kashif Jamil for 0 (2 balls), 110-9. Patrick Brown was the Whalley last man but quickly became wicket number five for Kashif Jamil lbw for 0 (7 balls) as Whalley were bowled out for 112 in 45.2 overs with Frankie Jackson 52no (114 balls)(5x4).
All the Fulwood & Broughton bowlers took a wicket, Kashif Jamil took 5-38 from 13.2 overs, Simon Kerrigan 2-29 off 13, Ewen Mansford 1-4 from 2, Chris Brookes 1-6 off 8 and Jon Fenton 1-23 from 9.
The visitors got off to a very bad start losing three of the top four for just 4 runs, Levi Wolfenden did the damage, Matt Smith was his first wicket lbw for 1 (5 balls), 2-1, Ben Rosbottom came in at three but in the next over Wolfenden claimed two wickets, Ben Rosbottom was caught behind by Thomas Cameron for 2 (6 balls), 4-2, incoming batsman Charlie Rossiter fell four balls later lbw for 0 (4 balls), 4-3.
Clayton Stone joined Ewen Mansford, Mansford held one end and Stone was scoring at the other, Joshua Dentith broke the partnership Ewen Mansford lbw for 9 (54 ballsl)(1x4), 42-4, Simon Kerrigan replaced Mansford but soon lost Clayton Stone caught and bowled by Monty Cort for 33 (37 balls)(4x4,2x6), 60-5.
James McWilliam came to the wicket but he soon lost Simon Kerrigan lbw to Joshua Dentith for 10 (11 balls)(2x4), 72-6, Ben Parkinson was the next batsman in but with only one run added James McWiliam was caught and bowled by Joshua Dentith for 11 (19 balls)(1x4,1x6), 73-7.
Jon Fenton was Ben Parkinson's new partner and they took the score two runs short of victory when Ben Parkinson was caught by William Davies off Edward Burrow for 18 (48 balls)(2x4), 111-8. Kashif Jamil was the incoming batsman and with Fenton saw the visitors over the line to close on 113-8 in 43.1 overs with Jon Fenton 15no (71 balls) and Kashif Jamil 1no (4 balls).
The Whalley bowling was Levi Wolfenden took 3-30 from 10.1 overs, Joshua Dentith 3-35 off 15, Edward Burrow 1-0 from 1, Monty Cort 1-34 off 15 and Hamish Mullavey-Clark 0-10 from 2.
DIVISION TWO SCORES
Carnforth v Thornton Cleveleys
Thornton Cleveleys 12 pts defeated Carnforth 3 pts by 6 wickets
Carnforth 200, Thornton Cleveleys 202-4 (Josh Borrell 104no)
Euxton v Lytham
Euxton 12 pts defeated Lytham 5 pts by 14 runs
Euxton 167-8 (Josh Boyden 55), Lytham 153 (Nishan Peiris 5-36)
Great Eccleston v Penwortham
Penwortham 11 pts defeated Great Eccleston 3 pts by 6 wickets
Great Eccleston 183-6 (Mohammed Fazil 53, Joe McMillan 40), Penwortham 216-4 (Connor Brown 85no, Matt Halliday 76)
Morecambe v Fleetwood
Fleetwood 12 pts defeated Morecambe 4 pts by 63 riuns
Fleetwood 249 (Muhammed Hurraira 57, Tomas King 53, Stefan Dixon 4-84), Morecambe 186 (Luke Pearson 53, Benjy Orr 41)
Preston v Barrow
Barrow 12 pts defeated Preston 0 pts by 9 wickets
133 (Navazish Ali 41, Declan Tyson 5-28), Barrow 134-1 (Drew Postlethwaite 70no, Nimesha Gunsinghe 46no)
Whalley v Fulwood & Broughton
Fulwood & Broughton 12 pts defeated Whalley 2 pts by 2 wickets
Whalley 112 (Frankie Jackson 52, Kashif Jamil 5-38), Fulwood & Broughton 113-8
Division Two Table
| Club |
P |
W |
L |
T |
NR |
Bat |
BowlP |
Pen |
NNR |
Pts |
| Fleetwood |
17 |
16 |
0 |
0 |
1 |
0 |
46 |
0 |
1.3 |
193 |
| Fulwood & Broughton |
17 |
12 |
4 |
0 |
1 |
12 |
40 |
0 |
1.87 |
163 |
| Euxton |
17 |
12 |
4 |
0 |
1 |
6 |
42 |
0 |
0.85 |
159 |
| Morecambe |
17 |
9 |
7 |
0 |
1 |
7 |
37 |
0 |
0.54 |
127 |
| Barrow |
17 |
9 |
7 |
0 |
1 |
6 |
37 |
0 |
-0.32 |
126 |
| Penwortham |
17 |
7 |
9 |
0 |
1 |
11 |
35 |
0 |
-0.1 |
111 |
| Whalley |
17 |
7 |
8 |
0 |
2 |
11 |
32 |
0 |
-0.52 |
110 |
| Preston |
17 |
6 |
10 |
0 |
1 |
12 |
34 |
5 |
-0.3 |
98 |
| Thornton Cleveleys |
17 |
6 |
9 |
0 |
2 |
11 |
29 |
0 |
-0.61 |
98 |
| Lytham |
17 |
4 |
12 |
0 |
1 |
19 |
35 |
0 |
-0.46 |
92 |
| Carnforth |
17 |
4 |
12 |
0 |
1 |
15 |
30 |
0 |
-1.18 |
83 |
| Great Eccleston |
17 |
3 |
13 |
0 |
1 |
19 |
23 |
0 |
-1.17 |
71 |
