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Barnards Green CC Match Programme Saturday 16th July 2022 1st XI
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Himley CC
Feckenham CC 1st XI
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2nd XI
Oldswinford CC 2nd XI
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3rd XI
4th XI
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Worcester Nomads 3rd XI
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Teams Barnards Green CC 1st XI Ryan Tongue* Ash Brewer+ Zain Ul Hassan George Rhodes Jack Mackintosh Jerome Taylor
Himley CC 1st XI Ollie Westbury * Elliot Small + Ollie Cox Ollie Walker Jamie Turner Graeme White
Ollie Rogoff Ollie Halion Phil Harris Josh Blunt Rehaan Edavalath
Bilal Hussain Callum Lea Jeevan Klair James Lunn Ben Robinson
Umpires – Mansoor Qureshi, Sam Russell Quiz 1. Which international women’s team has the record for the highest innings total in a women’s test match? 2. Which woman holds the current record for the most stumpings in ODI matches? 3. Who hit the biggest 6 in the Women’s 2022 World Cup 4. Which English women cricketer has taken three 5-wicket hauls in test match cricket? 5. Amy Hunter is the youngest woman to score a hundred in ODIs – how old was she?
Match reports from last weekend Five wickets from Rhodes sets up Green 1st XI victory Bridgnorth won the toss and chose to bat first. They were soon in trouble though as opener Ryan Lockley saw 4 batting partners head back to the pavilion thanks to Zain Ul-Hassan and Jerome Taylor. UlHassan struck twice - Sam Whitney was caught behind by Ash Brewer for 9 and Matt Martin holed out to Rehaan Edavalath for 5. Captain Exall fell next trapped lbw without scoring by Taylor and Michael Hill went the same way after facing just 2 balls. Matty Simmonds joined Lockley and they set about rebuilding the innings, they had taken the score to 52 before George Rhodes took two quick wickets. First Lockley was caught by Ryan Tongue for 29 then Ben Lees was bowled for a duck. 52-6 became 85-8 as Simmonds fell lbw to Rhodes for 13 and Adam Quiney was caught by Ul-Hassan off Taylor for 19. This left Sam Baugh and Henry Roberts at the crease to try to get Bridgnorth to a decent score. Their partnership built with Baugh in particular scoring well – they took the score to 137 before Rhodes trapped Roberts lbw for 8. Baugh and Charlie Waler added a further 18 runs before Rhodes grabbed his fifth wicket as Walker was caught by Edavalath. Bridgnorth finished 155 all out in the 45th over, with Sam Baugh 57 not out and Rhodes ending with figures of 5-39.
The Green had 65 overs to bat so there was no early pressure to score at pace. Openers Rehaan Edavalath and Ryan Tongue put on 43 before Baugh trapped Edavalath lbw for 19. Ollie Halion (1) came and went caught by Martin off Quiney and when Tongue was run out by Walker for 26 the Green were wobbling slightly on 47-3. The skills and experience of Zain Ul-Hassan and George Rhodes steadies the ship and runs started to flow. Their match-winning partnership of 75 was broken when Ul-Hassan was caught by Walker off Whitney just after reaching his half century. With the score on 141 and victory in sight the Green lost two more wickets, Ollie Rogoff (5) was run out by Hill and then Rhodes was caught by Lees off Hill for 40. This left Phil Harris (8 not out) and Jerome Taylor (10 not out ) to see the Green home to a 4 wicket victory in the 29th over. The 24 points take the Green to third.
Hennessy and Styes pile on the runs for 2nd XI before Clements destroys Coombs Wood Captain Elliot Hennessy won the toss and chose to bet first. After losing Rob Wilson (1) caught by Baker off Tierney with the score on 20 Hennessy was joined by Jay Styles to form the partnership of the season so far. Both batsmen took advantage of the short boundary hitting multiple fours and a few sixes with Hennessy in particular being very destructive
The outstanding partnership of 220 was only broken when Hennessey was caught by A Tierney off Whitmore for 134, this came off just 90 balls and including 14 fours and 7 sixes. 240-2 became 278-5 thanks to 3 wickets from A Tierney. First ben Sutton was bowled for 3, Jake Hill was caught by Smith for 4 and Lewis Regan was also caught by Smith for 16. Jack Curtis joined Styles who was heading for his own century – they had put on a further 43 runs when Styles was caught by S Tierney off Whitmore for 104, this came off 144 balls and included 13 fours and 4 sixes. This led to an immediate declaration from the Green on 321-6 leaving Jack Curtis 21 not out. The Coombs Wood innings started well with an opening partnership of 86 from A Teirney and Jinks. Ben Clements joined the attack with immediate impact as Tierney was caught by Jay Styles for 47. 86 for 1 became 96 for 6 as Clements was almost unplayable – well supported by Elliot Hennessy at the other end. Jinks was clean bowled by Clements for 33, Whitmore was bowled by Hennessy for 1 Clements bowled both Timmins (0) and Smith (4) and S Tierney holed out to Jake Hill off Clements for 4 – giving Clements his 5 wicket haul. Coombs Wood rallied a bit with a partnership off 56 from Bryan and Baker taking the score to 152 before Sam Clements caught Bryan off Hennessy for 12. Hennessy struck again when Whyte was caught by Hill without scoring. Ben Sutton chipped in with a wicket as Baker was caught by Regan for 31. Fittingly it was Ben Clements who ended the innings on 183 and won the game when he bowled Crannage for 16 with Woodley 6 not out. Clements devasting spell of just 6.5 overs included two maidens and he ended with figure of 6-11.
95* from Davies in 3rds win over Bartestree & Lugwardine Captain Callum Morris won the toss and chose to bat and he opened the innings with Amaan Edavalath. The first wicket fell on 27 when Edavalath was caught by Das off Lunt for 6. Middlebrook joined Morris and they put on 31 before Morris was run out by Tulacz for 29. Akhil Mohan joined Middlebrook and again the partnership had just started to build when Middlebrook was caught by das off Koralalage for 29. Ollie Davies came in at 5 and played a match-winning innings which was well supported by Luke Haffield after Mohan (10) was caught by Jose off Koralalage. Davies passed 50 and the partnership with Haffield has reached 45 when Haffield was caught and bowled by Koralalage for 12. He struck twice more as Lliam Campbell was stumped by keeper Robinson for 6 and Amal Babu was caught by Tulacz for 0. Albert Paul joined Davies with the score on 168 and this pair saw then innings out and took the Green to 211-7 with Davies 95 not out. Koralalage finished with 5-56.
The Bartestree & Lugwardine reply started solidly with a 35 run partnership between Tulacz and Acharya. Captain Morris rotated the Green bowlers in hope of a breakthrough and that came when Ollie Davies bowled Acharya for 14. Amal Babu then ran out William for 10 to leave Bartestree & Lugwardine 66-2. This brought Dave Robinson in to join Tulacz and they build the best partnership of the innings with Tulacz being the dominant partner. He was eventually dismissed when Lliam Campbell had him caught by Babu for 44. Nevin Thomas and Robinson added a further 23 runs before Thomas was caught by Luke Haffield off Campbell for 16. Two further bowling changes paid dividends as Max Middlebrook and Amaan Edavalath grabbed 3 wickets each. Two wickets fell on 157 when Middlebrook trapped both Jose (2) and Bradbury (0) lbw. Two wickets fell on 177 too as Edavalath clean bowled Lunt and Das both for ducks. Middlebrook took the key wicket of Robinson – clean bowling him for 23. The visitors innings came to an end on 184 as Edavalath had Koralalage caught by Haffield also for a duck leading to a 27 run win for the Green.
4th XI fall short against Worcester Nomads. Nomads won the toss and chose to bat. They made 180 for 6 in their allotted overs with David Sutton taking 2-28 and Ben Rowe taking a wicket in his first senior game. In reply the Green started well with a good partnership between Bertie Bannister (20) and Tim Dickinson (22) but a flurry of wickets from Queen curtailed the run chase. Dave Sutton hit 52 and runs on debut from Ash Glover (16), Matt Glover (19) got the Green close but they fell 30 runs short when they were all out for 149.
League tables after 9th July BDPCL Prem Two
Wd Wd Ld Ld Bt Bwl l1 l2 Ab Pen 1 2 1 2 P P
TEAM
P
w1 w2 t
Pts
1
Wolverhampton CC
13
3
7
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
2
3
0
224
2
Harborne CC
13
2
4
1
2
0
0
0
0
2
2
17
15
0
198
3
Barnards Green CC
13
4
2
0
0
2
0
0
0
4
1
17
18
0
192
4
Lichfield CC
13
2
5
0
0
0
0
0
3
2
1
11
15
0
179
5
Himley CC
13
2
4
0
0
0
1
1
0
4
1
10
14
1
160
6
Dorridge CC
13
2
3
0
0
2
0
0
1
4
1
11
19
0
159
7
Bromsgrove CC
13
2
4
0
0
0
2
0
3
1
1
11
9
0
157
8
West Brom Dartmouth CC
13
0
5
1
0
0
0
0
0
5
2
13
12
1
142
9
Bridgnorth CC
13
1
3
0
0
2
0
0
2
4
1
17
18
0
140
10
Walsall CC
13
0
3
0
0
0
0
2
3
4
1
17
21
0
107
11
Worfield CC
13
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
3
6
1
21
26
0
88
12
Wem CC
13
0
2
0
0
0
0
1
4
5
1
15
23
0
85
WCL Div 3 Wd Wd Ld Ld l24 l20 a c BtP BwlP Pen 10 8 2 2*
TEAM
P
1
Netherton CC - 1st XI
13
4
5
1
1
0
0
0
1
0 1
12
8
0
239
2
Stourbridge CC - 2nd XI
13
2
4
1
0
0
0
1
3
0 2
18
14
0
180
3
Avoncroft CC - 1st XI
13
2
4
1
0
1
0
0
3
1 1
14
14
0
178
4
Barnards Green CC - 2nd XI
13
1
5
0
1
1
0
1
2
0 2
14
15
0
173
5
Old Elizabethans CC - 2nd XI
13
1
5
0
1
0
1
0
3
1 1
15
10
0
169
6
Feckenham CC - 1st XI
13
0
5
1
1
2
0
0
3
0 1
22
14
0
163
7
Redditch CC - 2nd XI
13
0
5
1
0
0
1
2
3
0 1
17
17
0
151
8
Old Hill CC - 2nd XI
13
2
3
0
0
0
0
1
5
0 2
17
10
0
145
9
Brockhampton CC - 2nd XI
13
1
3
0
0
0
1
2
5
0 1
15
18
0
124
10
Old Vigornians CC - 1st XI
13
0
4
0
1
0
1
1
4
0 2
17
18
16
119
11
Martley CC - 1st XI
13
1
2
0
0
0
1
2
6
0 1
21
20
1
111
12
Coombs Wood CC - 2nd XI
13
0
0
0
0
1
0
4
7
0 1
19
12
0
38
w24 w20
Pts
WCL Div 7
TEAM
P w wcn t
l lcn c a BtP BwlP Pen Pts
1
Tenbury Wells CC - 1st XI
13
9
0
0
3
0
1
0
8
15
0
208
2
Bartestree & Lugwardine CC - 2nd XI
13
9
0
0
3
0
1
0
8
11
0
204
3
Burghill, Tillington and Weobley CC - 2nd XI
13
7
1
0
4
0
1
0
10
14
0
189
4
Claverley CC, Shropshire - 2nd XI
13
7
1
0
4
0
0
1
14
8
0
187
5
Birlingham CC - 1st XI
13
7
0
0
5
0
1
0
8
16
0
169
6
Rushwick CC - 2nd XI
13
6
0
0
6
0
1
0
9
24
0
158
7
Five Ways Old Edwardians CC - 2nd XI
13
6
0
0
6
0
1
0
11
20
0
156
8
Oldswinford CC - 2nd XI
13
5
0
0
7
0
1
0
12
19
0
136
9
Barnards Green CC - 3rd XI
13
4
0
0
8
0
1
0
12
27
0
124
10
Stourport-On-Severn CC - 3rd XI
13
3
0
0
9
0
1
0
20
29
0
114
11
Bromsgrove CC - 4th XI
13
3
0
0
9
0
0
1
17
26
1
107
12
Ombersley CC - 3rd XI
13
4
0
0
6
2
1
0
11
20
50
66
WCL Div 10SW
TEAM 1 2 3 4 5 6
wcn
l
lcn
c
BtP
BwlP
Pen
Pts
8 6
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
145
7 1
3
3
0
0
6
13
0
99
8 2
1
5
0
0
6
16
0
82
7 2
1
2
1
1
4
4
15
58
7 2
1
1
3
0
2
3
45
20
7 1
0
3
3
0
6
11
45
-8
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Our visitors – Himley CC Himley finished 4th in the league one place and one point behind the Green During this season their top performers were: • Batting – Ollie Westbury topped the batting stats with 756, 3 fifties and 2 hundreds • Bowling – Matt Jeavons and Jamie Turner both took 34 wickets and Saul Anstey took 30. Jamie Turner took two 5-wicket hauls with BB 5-43 Saul Anstey had BB of 6-46 • Fielding – Dan Durman took 16 catches and made 2 stumpings, Ollie Westbury and Callum Lea both took 11 catches and Ollie Walker took 10 Players to watch for 2022 are • Batting – Ollie Westbury (345) Bilal Hussain (245 and 111 high score) and Ollie walker (237) • Bowling – James Lunn (21) Graeme White (19) and Ben White (19), Matt Jeavons BB 5-53 • Fielding – Callum Lea has 9 catches and 2 run out
Games against Himley CC •
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Saturday 30th April 2022 The Green made 176-8 with 5 batters getting 20-30 but no big scores. James Lunn took 3-51. Himley won by 6 wickets thanks to 84no from Ollie Westbury and 46 from Bilal Hussain. Both games in 2021 were abandoned due to rain Saturday 14th September 2019 The Green were bowled out for 203, Jon Dovey top-scored with 72 and Ash Brewer made 36. Dan Jeavons took 3-34 and there were two wickets each for Chris Boroughs, James Lunn and Stuart Wedge. Himley knocked off the runs in 35 overs Greg Wright hit 97, Ollie Westbury made 63no and Chris Boroughs was 30no.
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Monday 26th August 2019 The Green hit a mammoth 268-3 as Phil Harris hit 147 and Ryan Tongue was 107 no. In reply Himley limped to 121-7 Luke Bradley top scored with 40 and Ben Sutton and Taylor Pugh took 2 wickets each.
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Saturday, 29th June 2019 Himley took a 9 wicket win as the Green were skittled out for 77, Josh Blunt hit 26 and Chris Boroughs took 5-27. In reply, Ollie Westbury made 28no Greg Wright hit 28 and Callum Lea was 18 no as they eased to victory in 14 overs.
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Saturday 12th May 2018 It was a definite advantage to win the toss on a damp day and Himley took advantage bowling out the Green for just 85 - Adam Finch took 4-28 Chris Burroughs 3-2. Himley hit the runs just 1 wicket down Bilal Hussain was 39no
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Saturday 19th August 2017 Ryan Tongue made 121, well supported by Andy Ford (54) and Josh Haynes (53) as the Green made 276-6. Himley were bowled out for 192 with George Rhodes taking 4-38, Nipun Karunanayake made 80.
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Sunday 6th August 2017 Himley won the Canterbury Cup game. Bilal Hussain made 54, Jamie Turner 39 and Daniel Durman 35 as Himley made 178-7, the Green fell 16 runs short with Ryan Tongue top scoring with 53.
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Saturday 3rd June 2017 The Green were bowled for 154 thanks to 3 wickets from both Eliot Hopkin and Stuart Wedge, Himley took the points 2 wickets down, Tom Kohler-Cadmore made 56 and Chris Burroughs was 41no.
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Saturday 7th May 2016 George Rhodes hit a magnificent 137 supported by Andy Ford (54) as the Green set Himley 266 to win. The Green took maximum 20 points as Himley were 159-8 with only Greg Wright (65) getting beyond 20s with the wickets spread amongst 5 bowlers
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Saturday 23rd July 2016 The Green got a hard fought winning draw after posting 279-8 including 70 from Alex Hepburn, 60 from Phil Harris, 47 from Kyle Giniotis and 46no from Will Dovey with Jamie Turner taking 3-52 and Chris Burroughs 3-95. In reply Himley were 10 runs short of victory 7 wickets down - Ben Smith made 74 Tom Kohler-Cadmore 63 and Dan Durman 44no with Josh Haynes the pick of the bowlers with 3-81.
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Saturday 5th September 2015 Himley CC win by 64 runs - Himley CC Score 252-6 (Phil Harris hat trick - 3-28 Wasim Jaffa 84 off 84) Barnards Green 188 all out
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Saturday 27th June 2015 Himley CC win by 64 runs - Himley CC 213-9 (Andy Ford 4-66) Barnards Green 132 all out (Jamie Turner 6-15)
On this day…. 5 and 10 years ago Saturday 8th July 2017 • 1st XI tied with Smethwick. The Green made 225 all out and bowled out Smethwick for 225 in the 54th over. George Rhodes top scored with 88, Andy Ford made 60 and took 5-64. • 2nd XI lost to Stourbridge by 167 runs. There were 3 wickets each for Josh Dickenson and Monzur Ahmed and George Blannin took 2 catches 2 stumpings and run out in Stourbridge’s 244-9. The Green were bowled out for 76 – Josh Dickenson top -scored with 34. • Owen Throup took 5-72 as Ombersley put on 328-7. The Green were 96-2 with Chris Hill 46 no. Sunday 9th July 2017 • The Sunday XI took a 3 wicket win over Ombersley. Ant Eyles took 5-53and Dan Eyles took 4-67 as Ombersley made 186 all out. The green got the runs 7 wickets down thanks to 54 from Zach Marsh • The 1st XI reached the regional final of the BDPCL T20 competition by beating Berkswell. 64 from Ryan Tongue and 56 from Dannie Rees helped us to 171-7 and 4 wickets from Jon Dovey helped us to bowl our Berkswell for 164. But unfortunately the Green lost in the final to C&R Hawks. They made 188-7 with Jon Dovey taking 3-52. But we fell an agonising 8 runs short despite 58 no from Oli Swift. Saturday 15th July 2017 • The 1st XI hung on for a draw on 198-9 with Ryan Tongue hitting 91 in trying to chase down Tamworth’s 256-9 – Josh Tongue took 3-52. • The 2nd XI were bowled out for 209 (Kev Golder top-scored with 45) in trying to chase Stratford’s 256 – 6 Tom Banks took 3-32. • The 3rd XI also hung on from a draw on 235-5 chasing 374. Chris Hill - 80 and George Blannin – 53
Saturday 14th July 2012 • The 1st XI posted 151-6 with Andy Ford top-scoring with 52. Fordhouses were bowled out for 121 in 29 overs with Jon Dovey taking 6-23 • 2nd XI and 4th XI games were abandoned • The 3rd XI made 249-3 with Andy Wheeler making 103 and Roger Thompson 54 not out. In reply, Hanley Castle and Upton hung on for the draw on 79-8 Louis Loader took 3-30 Saturday 21st July 2012 • The 1st XI were thrashed by Water Orton, who made 209-8 (Andy Ford 3-43) then skittled us out for 54. • The 2nd XI were bowled out by Coventry and North Warwickshire for 88 with 49 coming from Judd Doughty. The hosts took an 8 wicker victory • 3rd XI game abandoned • The 4th XI bowled Ross-on-Wye for 49, Sam Spencer took 4-20 and Dave Price 3-6. Max Middlebrook and James Scullion saw the Green home to a 10 wicket win.
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Quiz Answers 1. Australia – they made 569- 6 declared in the second innings against England at |Guilford in August 1998 2. Sarah Taylor with 51 stumpings – this is alongside 85 catches totalling 126 dismissals. Trisha Chetty from South Africa tops the total dismissals with 181 – 131 catches and 50 stumpings 3. India's Pooja Vastrakar smashed 34 off just 28 balls, including a gigantic 81-metre six -- the biggest of the Women's World Cup 2022 4. Katherine Brunt 5. She was just 16 years old when she scored 121* for Ireland v Zimbabwe in Harare in October 2021