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HONOURS BOARD: Eversley batsman Urath tops batting list with 144

by Andy Preston
September 7, 2019
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Eversley thrashed Chesham 2s (Pic by Steve Smyth)

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Eversley 4s Anup Urath topped the batting list with 144 runs not out, just above Hurst 2s James Watt who totalled 143 not out.

Wazir Khan of Sonning 3s completed the top three for the batting list, scoring 106 runs not out against Wokingham Oaks & Acorns.

Meanwhile, Ghulam Abbas bowled a remarkable performance taking 7-3 for Sonning against Maidenhead 2s.

Nicholas McGuane took 6-15 as Eversley beat Amersham 2s, while James Gibbs helped Emmbrook and Bearwood to a triumph over Little Marlow with 6-53.

Batting:

Anup Urath: Eversley 4s v Stoke Green 4s- 144*
James Watt: Hurst 2s v Cove 3s- 143*
Wazir Khan: Sonning 3s v Wokingham Oaks & Acorns- 106*
Satish Sabbarapu: Earley 2s v Binfield 4s- 100
Tom Nichols: Eversley v Amersham 2s- 99
D Matthias: Binfield 3s v Yateley- 81
Michael O’Donahue: Finchampstead 2s v Aldershot- 76*
Ollie Williams: Emmbrook and Bearwood v Little Marlow- 75
Tom Wroot: Finchampstead 3s v Farnham Royal- 74
Duncan Greeff: Farley Hill v Shinfield- 72
Jim Browning: Binfield 4s v Earley 2s- 72
T Nower: Binfield v Wokingham 2s- 71
Chris Simmonds: Wokingham 4s v Slough 5s- 65
J Stevens: Wokingham 2s v Binfield- 64
Ram Devarakonda: Binfield 4s v Earley 2s- 61
Charlie Johnson: Earley v Sulhamstead & Ufton- 59
Rajiv Dhallam: Woodley 2s v Warfield- 58*
Wasim Javed: Waltham St Lawrence v Crowthorne & Crown Wood 2s- 58
Dan Lincoln: Finchampstead v Banbury- 57
H Singh: Wargrave 3s v Newbury 2s- 57
Ben Scarborough: White Waltham v Wargrave 2s- 55*
Umar Butt: White Waltham v Wargrave 2s- 54*
David Howorth: Eversley 4s v Stoke Green 4s- 54*
Andrew Baines: Crowthorne & Crown Wood v Waltham St Lawrence- 54
Danny Housego: Wokingham v Amersham- 54
Anderson: Sonning 2s v Purley on Thames 2s- 54
Sam Warren: Wargrave 2s v White Waltham- 53
Chaudry: Sonning 2s v Purley on Thames 2s- 52
Richard Barron: Crowthorne & Crown Wood v Waltham St Lawrence- 51
Anthony Stott: Knowl Hill v West Reading 3s- 51
Matthew Calhourn: Sonning 3s v Wokingham Oaks & Acorns- 50

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James Gibbs: Emmbrook and Bearwood v Little Marlow- 6-53
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David McQuitty: Crowthorne & Crown Wood 3s v Shinfield 3s- 4-29
L Beard: White Waltham 2s v Windsor 2s- 4-30
Iain Muirden: Wokingham 2s v Binfield- 4-35
Vivek Bommidi: Shinfield v Farley Hill- 4-38
A Parham: White Waltham 2s v Windsor 2s- 4-39
Ben Pulsford: Finchampstead 3s v Farnham Royal- 4-41

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