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1^st XI v Carrington Cavaliers (away) – SNCL Division A

Lost by 14 runs

Carrington Cavaliers – 134 all out in 39.4 overs (Brad Evans 5-39, Scott Bailey 2-16, Ben Thompson 2-30)

PCC – 120 all out in 45.2 overs (Steve James 39, Hassan Azad 36)

Scorecard – here

League table – Division A

2^nd XI v Radcliffe (The PCG) – SNCL Division B

Won by 5 wickets

Radcliffe – 153 all out in 43.5 overs (Alex Sheriston 4-45, Paul Kelly 4-56)

PCC – 156 for 5 in 38.2 overs (Justin Stockdale 73, Alex Sheriston 39*)

Scorecard – here

League table – Division B

3^rd XI v Belton (away) – SNCL Division L

Won by 5 wickets

Belton – 75 all out in 24 overs (Keith Sheriston 6-20)

PCC – 76 for 5 in 20 overs (Josh Sheriston 14, Adrian Knowles 18)

Scorecard – here

League table – Division C

Sunday 1^st XI v Bracebridge Heath (The CBCG) – Newark Division 1

Won by 50 runs

PCC – 151 all out in 40 overs (James Gamble 33, Hassan Azad 30, Matt Milnes 24)

Bracebridge – 101 all out in 38.3 overs (Paul White 2-7, Alamgir Khan 2-13)

Scorecard – here

League table – here

Sunday 2^nd XI v Clumber Park (away) – Newark Division 4

Lost by 130 runs

Clumber Park – 261 for 5

PCC – 131 for 5

League table – here

Following his recent selection for the Midlands, Bobby Gamble’s performances have led to his being selected for the National Elite Under 15 squad, effectively an England age group side.  Whilst the ECB are not running an under 15 side, he was selected from all the regional sides to join the squad at Loughborough next week for three days of elite coaching and there is talk of a game at Lord’s in September against last year’s u15 side.

Bobby Gamble

Our very own Bobby Gamble has been selected to play for the Midlands representative Under 15 side in the English Schools Cricket Association (ESCA) Bunbury Festival, this year being held in Chester during the week commencing 26th July.  Bobby has this year been representing Plumtree, the Nottinghamshire Academy in the Premier League and also captaining the Nottinghamshire Under 15 side.

The Midlands will be playing London on Monday 26th, the South & West on Tuesday, and the North on Thursday; there will also be a Twenty20 competition on Wednesday.

Brad Evans

1st XI v Rolls Royce (away) – SNCL Division A

Won by 152 runs

PCC – 224 for 6 from 48 overs (Brad Evans 49, Charlie Kingsbury 40, Steve James 39)

Rolls Royce 72 all out from 26.4 overs (Brad Evans 4-11, Ben Thompson 3-26, Matt Milnes 3-32)

Match scorecard – here

League table – Divison A

Alamgir Khan

2nd XI v Eastwood Town (The PCG) SNCL Division B

Winning Draw

PCC 240 for 7 from 48 overs (Ben Marvin 91, Alamgir Khan 66, Ali Hall 30)

Eastwood Town 205 for 8 from 48 overs (Alex Sheriston 4-65, Alamgir Khan 3-59)

Match scorecard – here

League table – Division B

3rd XI v Broad Street (The CBCG) SNCL Division L

Won by 9 wickets

Broad Street 84 all out from 28.4 overs (Len Jackson 4-30)

PCC 85 for 1 (Fred Dulwich 38)

League tale – Division L

Sunday 2nd XI v Kimberley (The PCG) – Newark Division 4

Lost by 161 runs

Kimberley 280 for 5 in 40 overs (Alex Robinson 110, Paul Kelly 2-40)

Plumtree 119 all out in 35.5 over (Hassan Azad 53)

Match scorecard – here

League table – here

Trent Bridge Under Floodlights

The four teams that will make up the Nottinghamshire Premier League’s Twenty20 finals day are now known – Clifton will play West Indian Cavaliers in the  first semi final, followed by Cuckney taking on Rolls Royce Leisure in the second.  Both games and the final will take place on Friday 13th August at Trent Bridge – Nottinghamshire is the only county in the country to have the honour of playings its final on a first class or Test Match ground.

The first semi final kicks off at 10.30 am, the second at 2.00 pm and the final at 5.00 pm and this will be played partly under floodlights; entrance is free to all and there will be a bar and refreshments available.  The success of this day and whether it can be repeated will to some extent depend on how well it is supported so come and along and join in the fun.