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Cricket round-up: Bears bowled out by visiting Phoenix Old Boys

by Andy Preston
July 15, 2021
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Emmbrook & Bearwood 2s (batting) v Phoenix Old Boys

Emmbrook & Bearwood 2s (batting) v Phoenix Old Boys

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Chilterns Division Two
EMMBROOK AND BEARWOOD 2s
lost out by three wickets against Phoenix Old Boys.
David Painter (56) and Adrian Trueman (39) hit big scores as the Bears finished with 140.

Despite three wickets from Dan Mead and two each from Ravi Balakrishnan and Mark Lazenbury, Phoenix wrapped up the win after 44.4 overs.

Emmbrook & Bearwood 2s (batting) v Phoenix Old Boys High scorer, David Painter batting

BCM Championship
SHINFIELD
fell 28 runs short in defeat against West Reading as they dropped further down the table.
Prashant Gandhi took two wickets for Shinfield, but West Reading managed to total 188 before they were bowled all out after 44.4 overs.

Shinfield’s chase was put into disrepute when they lost three early wickets.
The middle order recovered the score for Shinfield as Muhammad Hafeez top scored with 57, but Shinfield fell just short as they were bowled all out after 40 overs.

Emmbrook & Bearwood 2s (batting) v Phoenix Old Boys Adrian Trueman batting

BCL Premier Division
FARLEY HILL
remain in second as they beat bottom of the table TWYFORD & RUSCOMBE by five wickets.

Twyford elected to bat first and after losing their opening batsman for just one run combined, Amit Puri batted excellently to score 69.

But the rest of the order was removed quickly by Farley as Richard Pilkington collected 5-15 in a remarkable performance.

Farley dropped just five wickets as they surpassed the score after 21.4 overs.

Emmbrook & Bearwood 2s (batting) v Phoenix Old Boys Adrian Trueman batting

BCL Division One
WALTHAM ST LAWRENCE
moved up to second after they defeated Warfield in a convincing performance.

Waltham batted first and totalled a huge score of 263 as Ankish Gandhi (91), Abhishek Gard (64) and Rehan Siddiqui (53) helped to boost the total.

Warfield were skittled out for 133 to gift Waltham a 130-run triumph.

SHINFIELD 2s put 31 points on the board against EARLEY to maintain their spot in third place.

A 33 from Gary Shacklady saw Earley post a score of 146, while Aadil Patel and Santoh Kundar both took three wickets for Shinfield.

Arijit Ghosh scored 46 runs as Shinfield wrapped up a six wicket win after 38.2 overs.

FARLEY HILL 2s are just a place off bottom after they lost to Reading Lions by four wickets.

Emmbrook & Bearwood 2s (batting) v Phoenix Old Boys Adrian Trueman batting

Home Counties Division One
FINCHAMPSTEAD
put 10 points on the board in a draw against Tring Park.

Finch opening batsman Gregory Smith contributed 95 runs from 112 balls, making their score 171 from 43 overs.

Lewis Sharp took three wickets for Finch but Tring Park held out as they conceded just five wickets to draw the match.

Emmbrook & Bearwood 2s (batting) v Phoenix Old Boys High scorer, David Painter batting

Home Counties Division Two
WOKINGHAM
tallied 12 points as they drew away at Harefield.

Andy Rishton (58) and Chris Peploe (45) helped the Oaks to 159 from 40 overs.

Oaks bowler Max Uttley collected four wickets but Harefield held out to draw the game.

WARGRAVE got the better of Amersham with a 19-run victory.

Mishan Silva hit a half century for Wargrave as they scored 145 before they were all out.

Rhodri Lewis bowled exceptionally for Wargrave as he took five wickets to see them take the win.

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Thames Valley Division 2B
FINCHAMPSTEAD 2s
stay in second after they defeated WOKINGHAM 2s by 19 runs.

Mark Jefferson hit 76 runs for Finch, while Jarrett Bobb and Callum Creighton both took three wickets for the Oaks.

Four wickets from Samm Daniel helped Finch to take the win as Wokingham were bowled all out just 19 runs short of Finch’s total.

EVERSLEY are in third after they defeated Thatcham Town by two wickets. Benjamin Salter starred for Eversley by earning four wickets.

BINFIELD are up to fourth after they beat HURST by six wickets.

Lampreht and Morgan both hit half centuries for Binfield in their triumph.

Wokingham 2s v Finchampstead 2s (batting) Mark Jefferson (Finch) batting.

Thames Valley Division 3A
SONNING
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WHITE WALTHAM stay in fifth despite suffering a four wicket defeat to Cove 2s.

Thames Valley Division 4A
WARGRAVE 2s
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WOKINGHAM 3s dropped down to fifth, while EVERSLEY 2s are just a place off the bottom after they were beat by two wickets by Falkland 2s.

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