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Cricket round-up: Finchampstead sit top, Wargrave beat Wokingham

by Andy Preston
May 31, 2024
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Home Counties Division 1

FINCHAMPSTEAD sit at the top of the table after three matches as they racked up a massive away win at Great Brickhill.

Totalling a huge first innings score of 320, Tommie Predgen contributed with a total of 119 from 121 deliveries.

Finch had Great Brickhill all out on 146 which saw Liam Bulteel take three wickets.

WARGRAVE picked up their first victory of the new campaign as they left WOKINGHAM waiting for their first win.

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The Oaks were all out on 125 before Wargrave sealed the win as Euan Woods top scored not out with 39 runs.

The result lifts Wargrave up to eighth in the standings, while Wokingham are bottom of the table after three matches.

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BCMB Championship

SHINFIELD maintained their strong start to the campaign with an impressive 172-run win at Braywood.

Abhishek Chatterjee top scored for Shinfield with one run shy of a half century as the team totted up 228 runs.

Shashank Grag and Anuraag Shukla took three wickets each to skittle their opponents all out for 90.

CROWTHORNE & CROWN WOOD were defeated by 113 runs at Penn & Tylers Green.

WEST READING put 35 points on their total as they got the better of Chalfont St Giles by 172 runs.

Opening batsman Adam Davidson lasted the entire innings as he put 122 on the board to see West Reading finish on 296-4.

Three wickets from Inshaf Akram helped to seal the big win for West Reading.

BRACKNELL UNITED lost out by two wickets on their trip to Knotty Green.

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Chilterns Division 1

EMMBROOK AND BEARWOOD were beaten at home in their contest against Little Marlow.

Ravi Balakrishnan scored best for the Bears with 37, but Emmbrook lost by four wickets.

BCL Premier Division

FARLEY HILL climbed up to second position after they earned a home triumph against Silchester.

A half century from Simon Longfield and three wickets from Parkash Hrishnamurthy helped them to the win.

CROWTHORNE & CROWN WOOD 2s took a narrow victory in a close clash with SANDHURST.

The Crows took victory by just six runs to claim 37 points.

SHINFIELD 2s were defeated by three wickets by Stratfield Turgis with the result leaving them in sixth position in the table.

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BCL Division 1

READING LIONS put 35 points onto their total by edging out BRACKNELL UNITED 3s by just six runs.

Satish Kothapalli hit a half century for Reading, while Akshay Ramseh and Manish Garg collected three wickets each for Bracknell.

Shiva Aruna picked up four wickets for the Lions to help them to the win.

WALTHAM ST LAWRENCE lost to Calcot by seven wickets, while HURST got the better of Welford Park by 101 runs.

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Thames Valley Division 1

EVERSLEY won for the first time in the league this season as they moved up to eighth with a 30-run win over Beaconsfield.

READING are in joint first position after three matches following their away triumph at Tring Park.

Thames Valley Division 2B

WOKINGHAM 2s were beaten at home by just 14 runs against Kidmore End, while BINFIELD lost on their away visit to Burnham by 37 runs.

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