Final of SNCL T20 Postponed Until Monday 19th July
July 15, 2010
Trent Bridge
Much to no-one’s surprise, the South Notts Cricket League Twenty20 final due for last Wednesday was postponed courtesy of the torrential downpour that took place over The PCG. It is has therefore been agreed that the game will now be played on Monday 19th July starting at 6.00 pm. Benters’ Bar & Grill will be open for business and it looks like it could be a good game between Notts Unity Casuals and Rolls Royce Leisure.
The winners will be awarded the Chris Trafford Trophy and go on to play the winners of the Bassetlaw Twenty20 competition, Arnold Notts Amateurs, on 21st July at Goosedale, for the chance to take the final spot in the Nottinghamshire Premier League Twenty20 competition at Trent Bridge on 13th August. They will join Clifton, West Indian Cavaliers and last year’s winners Cuckney in the finals day.
Results for 10th & 11th July
July 11, 2010
1st XI v Gedling Colliery @ The PCG – SNCL Division A
Win by 4 wickets (20 points)
Gedling Colliery – 138 all out in 45.4 overs (Brad Evans 3-41, Ben Thompson 2-17, Bobby Gamble 2-38, James Gamble 6 catches)
PCC – 154 for 6 from 43.1 overs (Ben Thompson 71, Charlie Kingsbury 24*)
Match scorecard – here.
League table – Division A
2nd XI v Kirkby Portland @ Kirkby Portland – SNCL Division B
Win by 7 wickets (20 points)
Kirkby Portland – 139 all out in 35 overs (Alex Sheriston 5-24, Alamgir Khan 3-46, Jack Manton 2-33)
PCC – 140 for 3 in 34 overs (Paul Nott 66*, Paul White 30)
Match Scorecard – here
League Table – Division B
3rd XI v Thurgaton @ The CBCG – SNCL Division L
Won by 5 wickets (16 points)
Thurgaton 62 all out (Josh Sheriston 3-18, Dec Marks 3-10)
PCC 63 for 5 (Ross Carnelley 33*)
League table – Division L
Sunday 1st XI v Balderton @ The PCG – Newark Division 1
Won by 7 wickets
Balderton 104 all out in 34.5 overs (Alamgir Khan 3-12, Brad Evans 3-18, Sam Storey 2-10)
PCC 105 for 3 in 14.2 overs (Hasan Azad 42, Ben Storey 30)
Match scorecard – here
League table – here
Sunday 2nd XI v Newark @ Newark – Newark Division 4
Lost by 8 wickets
PCC 138 all out in 40 overs (Will Johnson 35, Sam Barrows 22, Mark Oldham 21)
Newark 139 for 2 in 24.5 overs
Match scorecard – here
League table – here
Thommo’s Latest Notts CCC Blog
July 7, 2010
Those of you following Ben Thompson’s blogs on the Notts CCC website will be pleased to learn that the latest one has been published and can be found by clicking here.
Results for the Weekend of 3rd & 4th July
1st XI v Gedling & Sherwood @ The PCG – SNCL Division A
Win by 8 wickets (20 points)
Gedling & Sherwood – 114 all out in 39.2 overs (Bobby Gamble 3-11, Ben Thompson 3-36)
PCC – 115 for 2 in 15 overs (Ben Thompson 58*)
Match Scorecard – here
League Table – Division A
2nd XI v Ellerslie @ Ellerslie – SNCL Division B
Lost by 7 wickets (4 points)
PCC – 190 all out in 48 overs (Rob Tapp 80*)
Ellerslie – 192 for 3 in 24.2 overs
Match Scorecard – here
League Table – Division B
3rd XI v Radcliffe @ Radcliffe – SNCL Division C
Won by 34 runs (18 points)
PCC – 171 for 9 from 45 overs (Mark Oldham 81)
Radcliffe – 137 for 8 from 45 overs (Jack Manton 4-13, Josh Sheriston 3-31)
League Table – Division C
1st XI v Gedling Colliery @ Plains Road – Popkess Cup
Won by 5 wickets
Gedling Colliery – 249 for 9 from 45 overs (Scott Bailey 3-34, Nigel Finney 5-41)
PCC – 250 for 5 from 43.3 overs (Ben Storey 81, Charlie Kingsbury 54*, Steve James 41)
Match scorecard – here
Sunday 2nd XI v Claypole @ Claypole – Newark Alliance Division 4
Won by 2 wickets (4 points)
Claypole 126 all out in 39.4 overs (Chris Kerrison 3-13, Paul Kelly 2-18, Chris Simpson 2-14)
PCC – 127 for 8 in 29.4 overs (Sam Barrows 53).
Match Scorecard – here
League Table – here
Jake Debuts for Australia A
Former Plumtree favourite Jake Haberfield took the next step on the cricketing ladder this week when he made his debut for Australia A in both the Twenty20 and ODI formats in matches in Brisbane against Sri Lanka A. He was on the winning side in the T20 as Australia A won by 27 runs. Jakey opened the bowling and did a respectable job, going for 26 in three overs. He was on the losing side in the ODI but opened the bowling and dismissed both openers.
