READERS LINCOLNSHIRE
June 29
As the Readers Lincolnshire ECB Premier League
season reached the halfway stage, Hartsholme caused the upset of the weekend
with a 49 run win over Bracebridge Heath that pushed the former champions down
from second to third place in the table.
Playing at Ashby Avenue
However,
this still leaves Hartsholme 34 points behind 11th place Haxey whose
victory over Lindum in the closest match of the day keeps them within 14 points
of their opponents.
Haxey
managed 163 for eight at St Giles Avenue
Lindum
looked well on the way to a win after Will Wright made 66 and took the total to
104 for three. But the combined attack
of Attenborough and Josh Savage then reduced Lindum to 140 for nine and despite
the efforts of Oliver Guilliatt and Stuart Turner, the home side fell seven
runs short of their target.
Bracebridge’s
defeat enabled Woodhall Spa to open up a 15 point lead at the top of the table
after Jonny Cheer hit one of the day’s two centuries. Cheer made 107 and with Sam Evison (71),
helped put Woodhall in a commanding position.
The overs
ran out with the home side on 269 for three, a total that proved too much for
Market Deeping who were all out for 148, David Gillett hitting 62.
Sleaford
moved into second with a nine wicket win over Grimsby
Peter
Morgan hit the highest individual total in the highest scoring match of the
day. Morgan made 130 off 134 balls with
seven fours and five sixes and, with Robert Bentley, put on 141 for the first
wicket.
When
Bentley went for 43, caught and bowled by new Spalding signing Nabeel Bhayla,
Conrad Louth continued the onslaught, making 87 from 61 balls with 12 fours and
a six.
The innings
ended on 298 for six, three of the wickets falling to Warren Nel and it was Nel
who came to the crease with the Spalding score on 39 for two. With the help of Josh Newton and Tim Norris,
Nel saw the total to 134 for three but when Norris was out for 37, the number
three could only watch as the wickets began to tumble at the other end.
When Nel
was out for 65, Spalding were 158 for seven but Ansar Hussain and Jack Barratt
answered the call, adding 65 for the eighth wicket. Hussain was out for 36 but Barratt ended
unbeaten 25 as the visitors reached 225 for eight to claim maximum batting
points and an extra three points for the draw.
This leave Bourne
and Spalding locked together in eighth place on 110 points, just four behind
Louth who lost out to Skegness thanks to a man of the match performance from
Saeed Bariwala.
Batting
first at London Road
The
Skegness bowler then turned batsman to hit 90 runs and take his side to a five
wicket win.
Results
Louth 176
(S West 64, Bariwala 7-36), Skegness 179-5 (Bariwala 90);
Bourne 298-6
(Morgan 130, Louth 87), Spalding 225-8 (Nel 65);
Woodhall
Spa 269-3 (Cheer 107, Evison 71), Market Deeping 148 (Gillett 62);
Haxey 163-8
(Attenborough 54, Robinson 6-39), Lindum 156 (Wright 66, Savage 5-30);
Hartsholme
185-7 (Wooldridge 58), Bracebridge Heath 136 (Rush 8-47);
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P
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W
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L
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Draw
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NR
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Bat
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Bowl
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Win
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Total
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Woodhall Spa
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11
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8
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1
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1
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1
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33
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41
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80
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162
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Sleaford
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11
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6
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3
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2
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0
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40
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35
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60
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147
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Bracebridge Heath
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11
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4
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3
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3
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1
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37
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39
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40
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144
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Market Deeping
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11
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6
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5
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0
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0
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38
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36
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60
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134
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Skegness
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11
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5
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4
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1
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1
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39
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31
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50
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128
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11
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4
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3
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2
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2
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37
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31
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40
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124
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Louth
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11
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2
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4
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4
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1
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32
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33
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20
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114
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Spalding
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11
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3
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3
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3
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2
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27
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32
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30
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110
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Bourne
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11
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2
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3
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4
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2
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30
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32
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20
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110
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Lindum
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11
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2
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5
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4
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0
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30
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31
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20
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107
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Haxey
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11
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3
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5
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2
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1
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20
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34
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30
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93
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Hartsholme
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11
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2
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8
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0
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1
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13
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21
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20
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59
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