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Thames Valley Cricket: Wokingham 2s stay first, while Sonning stay top despite defeat

by Andy Preston
July 27, 2022
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Thames Valley Division 1

EVERSLEY remain in sixth place despite their six wicket loss at Ickenham.

Eversley totalled 207 in the first innings as Kyle Bienefeld recorded 63.

But Eversley took just four wickets as Ickenham took the win after 38.3 overs.

 

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WOKINGHAM 2s are still at the summit of the division after their nine wicket victory over Fleet.

Jarrett Bobb collected four wickets and the Oaks then chased down 225 to breeze to success after a stunning partnership from Jake Turner (101) and Anthony Clapham (107*).

 

READING moved up to third position after their 100-run success over FINCHAMPSTEAD 2s.

Reading totalled 220 runs from 51 overs and then bowled Finch all out on 120 to clinch the game after four wickets from Beaven.

 

HURST climbed into fourth place after their eight wicket win over bottom place Royal Ascot.

Despite a strong first innings total of 249 from Ascot, Hurst made light work of chasing that down and dropped just two wickets as Warren amassed 84 runs.

 

BINFIELD dropped down to seventh after they lost out by just four runs to Cove.

Binfield came close to taking the game after Shaun Miller hit 70 runs, but they lost their final wicket with 203 runs on the board after 50.3 overs.

Thames Valley Division 3A

SONNING lost out to Harpsden but they stay at the top of the table.

Sonning hit 221 runs before being bowled out, but the visitors surpassed the chase after 43.3 overs with four wickets to spare.

 

WARGRAVE 2s lost out by 128 runs to third placed Kidmore End.

The defeat leaves Wargrave in seventh after 12 matches.

 

WHITE WALTHAM missed out by just one wicket to Bagshot.

Thames Valley Division 4A

WOKINGHAM 3s fell down to third after they lost by eight wickets to second position Peppard Stoke Row.

 

FINCHAMPSTEAD 3s dropped to seventeenth after they were beaten by five wickets against new league leaders Falkland 2s.

Thames Valley Division 5B

READING 2s took 15 points, while EVERSLEY 2s earned eight points in a draw.

Reading declared after hitting 305 runs after 51 overs, while Eversley ended on 259-8 after 49 overs.

 

BRACKNELL stay in third place despite being beaten by top of the table Newbury.

Hasan took four wickets for Bracknell, but they were removed for 139, 90 runs short of the target.

 

FINCHAMPSTEAD 4s moved into fifth place after they beat Royal Ascot by two wickets.

 

BINFIELD 2s moved down to sixth after they drew with SONNING 2s.

Sonning declared on 272, while Binfield ended their 50 overs on 219-8.

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