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Cricket honours board: Khan hits 144 for Waltham, Cherukuri collects five wickets for Twyford & Ruscombe

by Andy Preston
August 23, 2022
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Yaunus Khan – Waltham St Lawrence v Welford Park – 144

R Harding – Sonning 2s v Bagshot 2s – 131

Karan Bisht – Reading United 2s v Crowthorne & Crown Wood 2s – 129*

Connor Wardlaw – Sonning v Thatcham Town – 120

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Ranganath Deshpande – Rangers v Earley – 102*

Tom Howorth – Eversley v Henley 2s – 87

Saksham Tyagi – Shinfield 2s v Farley Hill – 86

Manjith Palackal – Reading United v Silchester – 85

Ruben Selvanathan – Shinfield 3s v Woodley – 80

Harry Maxfield – Eversley 2s v Newbury – 76

Shahid Khan – Waltham St Lawrence v Welford Park – 73

A Asif – Reading 2s v Royal Ascot 2s – 71

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R Bharti – Reading 2s v Royal Ascot 2s – 69

Matt Gilkes – Finchampstead v Oxford – 68

Harr Ramsey – Emmbrook and Bearwood 2s v Winchmore Hill – 64

Kevin Brown – Farley Hill 2s v Twyford and Ruscombe – 63

Tom Surrall – Eversley 2s v Newbury – 62

Duncan Parr – Sonning v Thatcham Town – 61*

Sushant Agarwal – Shinfield 3s v Woodley – 61

Zahid Mohammed – Sonning v Thatcham Town – 60

Chris Winch – Crowthorne & Crown Wood 2s v Reading United 2s – 60

G Horsley – Wokingham 3s v Thatcham Town 2s – 59

G Soames – Sonning 2s v Bagshot 2s – 59

Jack Narraway – Emmbrook and Bearwood v The Lee – 56

Waqas Ahmed – Reading v Wokingham 2s – 56

C Davison – Crowthorne & Crown Wood 2s v Reading United 2s – 54*

Michael Brundish – Crowthorne & Crown Wood 2s v Reading United 2s – 53

Toby Morgan – Emmbrook and Bearwood 2s v Winchmore Hill – 52*

Aaryan Pawar – Wargrave 2s v Harpsden – 51*

Sam Smith – Finchampstead 2s v Cove – 50*

 

 

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Chandra Cherukuri – Twyford and Ruscombe v Farley Hill 2s – 5-12

Oliver Rowe – Sonning v Thatcham Town – 5-17

Pawan Tyagi – Shinfield 2s v Farley Hill – 5-22

R Pogson – Wokingham 3s v Thatcham Town 2s – 5-22

Oliver Winterbottom – Wargrave v Tring Park – 5-24

Girish Nandwani – Earley v West Reading 3s – 5-27

Andy Lazenbury – Emmbrook and Bearwood v The Lee – 4-6

Richard Cole – Emmbrook and Bearwood v The Lee – 4-11

Agastya Pothapragada – Shinfield 2s v Farley Hill – 4-15

Saqib Ahmed – Finchampstead 2s v Cove – 4-49

M Longridge – Sonning 2s v Bagshot 2s – 4-49

V Bommidi – Reading 2s v Royal Ascot 2s – 4-56

Amaar Raja – West Reading 3s v Earley – 3-8

Sreejith Kenchath – Farley Hill 2s v Twyford & Ruscombe – 3-8

Aron Shallom – Sandhurst v Mortimer West End – 3-13

Noel Joseph – Shinfield v Crowthorne & Crown Wood – 3-24

Muhammad Zameer – West Reading v Ley Hill – 3-25

Satish Patil – Shinfield v Crowthorne & Crown Wood – 3-31

Usamah Mahmood – West Reading v Ley Hill – 3-33

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