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Cricket round-up: Eversley 1s joint Oaks and Finch at the summit

by Andy Preston
June 3, 2021
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Eversley 2s v Reading 2s (batting) Appeal but not out.

Eversley 2s v Reading 2s (batting)

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BCL Championship
SHINFIELD 1s
took the points with a bowling masterclass against Littlewick Green.

Shinfield were ruthless in the field and in their bowling attack as they managed to bowl Littlewick all out with just 82 runs on the board.

Wokingham 2s v Hurst (batting) Aman Singh bowling
Wokingham 2s v Hurst (batting) Aman Singh bowling

Ashiq Khan and Anuraag Sjukla both collected four wickets each to dismantle Littlewick’s batting order.

Shinfield then dropped just two wickets as they wrapped up a convincing victory with eight wickets to spare.

Wokingham 2s v Hurst (batting) Accidental collision
Wokingham 2s v Hurst (batting) Accidental collision

Home Counties Division 1
FINCHAMPSTEAD 1s
earned their victory of the league season with a seven-wicket triumph away at Thame Town.

Thame set Finch a target of 245 to win the match, and they did so after a superb batting display.
Gregory Smith added 132 to the scoreboard with 21 boundaries, while Wlliam Legg contributed a half century to help Finch to a comfortable win. 

Wokingham 2s v Hurst (batting) Tod Lindley batting
Wokingham 2s v Hurst (batting) Tod Lindley batting

Home Counties Division 2
WOKINGHAM 1s
put their first win of the league campaign on the board with a seven-wicket success away at Slough.

The Oaks bowled first and removed Slough all out for 135 as Chris Peploe, Max Uttley and Jarrett Bobb each took three wickets.

Wokingham 2s v Hurst (batting) Aman Singh bowling
Wokingham 2s v Hurst (batting) Aman Singh bowling

Danny Housego top scored with 62 to help secure victory.

WARGRAVE 1s are up to fourth in the table after they defeated Horspath.

Mishan Silva top scored for Wargrave with 63 as they finished with a score of 196.

But Wargrave bowled Horspath all out just 22 runs short of the target as Rhys Lewis and Toby Greatwood took three wickets each.

Wokingham 2s v Hurst (batting) Ruki Soza batting
Wokingham 2s v Hurst (batting) Ruki Soza batting

BCL Premier Division
WOODLEY 1s
were in form with the bat as they beat Goring on Thames by 152 runs.

Rizmy Nilamdeen top scored with 72, while Woodley bowler Naveed Raja collected five wickets.

FARLEY HILL 1s fell to their second loss of the season as 48 runs separated them and Sandhurst.

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Wargrave (batting) v Horspath Toby Greatwood batting.

CROWTHORNE & CROWN WOOD 1s were beaten by five wickets at Woodcote.

Nick Outram top scored for Crows with 39, while Anthony Cluett added three wickets to his tally in the defeat.

TWYFORD & RUSCOMBE 1s are bottom of the table after a narrow 11-run defeat to Mortimer West End.

Mike Longson scored 80 runs for Twyford but couldn’t guide them to victory.

Wargrave (batting) v Horspath Neal Robinson is bowled out.
Wargrave (batting) v Horspath Neal Robinson is bowled out.

BCL Division One
SHINFIELD 2s
are top of the table after a two-wicket triumph over West Reading 2s.

WALTHAM ST LAWRENCE 1s took the points over WOODLEY 2s with a 41-run win.

Abhishek Garg totalled 95 for Waltham, while Sriharsha Cherukuri and Atul Rana both took three wickets for Woodley.

Eversley 2s v Reading 2s (batting) Nick West bowling
Eversley 2s v Reading 2s (batting) Nick West bowling

Rajiv Dhallam top scored with the bat for Woodley with 70, while three wickets from Siva Kumar helped Waltham to win.

FARLEY HILL 2s and EARLEY 1s tied after both sides hit 189 runs.

Earley batted first and collected 189 from 40 overs as Gary Shacklady hit 51.

Farley were just one run away from victory but Earley snatched a last-gasp draw as the final wicket fell with the hosts on 189 to tie the game.

Thames Valley Division 2B
EVERSLEY
sit at the summit after they beat Fleet by 88 runs.

Eddie Campion and Tom Magowan each took four wickets to help Eversley to a big win.

Finchampstead 2s v Kidmore End
Finchampstead 2s v Kidmore End

WOKINGHAM 2s moved up to third place with a two-wicket victory over HURST.

Matthew McDonald took a stunning five-wicket haul for the Oaks to help them to their triumph.

FINCHAMPSTEAD 2s stay in fourth after an 87-run win over Kidmore End.

Matthew Elridge starred at the crease as he amassed 87 runs.

BINFIELD dropped down to fifth after they were beaten by Reading by 45 runs. 

Eversley 2s v Reading 2s (batting) Joe Howarth bowling
Eversley 2s v Reading 2s (batting) Joe Howarth bowling

Thames Valley Division 3A
WHITE WALTHAM
are top after they defeated Sulhamstead & Ufton by 33 runs.

Cloudesley Long stole the show after he took five wickets for Waltham.

SONNING dropped down to ninth after a 113-run defeat to Windsor.

FINCHAMPSTEAD 3s are bottom of the league after their third defeat of the campaign saw them lose out by six wickets to Boyne Hill 2s.

Eversley 2s v Reading 2s (batting) Appeal but not out.
Eversley 2s v Reading 2s (batting) Appeal but not out.

Thames Valley Division 4A
WARGRAVE 2s
remain as the pace setters at the top after their fourth consecutive win.

They beat second placed WOKINGHAM 3s by 53 runs.

EVERSLEY 2s fell to their fourth defeat in a row after they lost out by four wickets to Reading 2s.

Chilterns Division 1
EMMBROOK AND BEARWOOD 1s
sit at the top of the table after they earned a huge 138-run victory over Ruislip Victoria.

Greg Davis top scored with 55 and Richard Cole took four wickets to seal a big win to take them to the top.

Eversley 2s v Reading 2s (batting) Nick West bowling
Eversley 2s v Reading 2s (batting) Nick West bowling

Chilterns Division 2
EMMBROOK AND BEARWOOD 2s
took the points with a 14-run win over Holyport.
Ravi Balakrishnan top scored with 63 and Alec McNab removed three wickets to seal the win.

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