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Cricket results
11:38am Friday 16th May 2008
CRICKET Surridge Premier Division: Whitminister 124-8 6 pts v Hawkesbury Upton 128-8 18 pts, Woodchester 174-7 5 pts v Bisley 231-2 18 pts, Hardwicke 164-9 8 pts v Minchinhampton 165 a o 18 pts, Frocester IV 157-8 5 pts v Cranham 161-3 20 pts, Uley 132-7 8 pts v Eastcombe 261 a o 18 pts.
Division 1: Stone III 165-2 21 pts v Stroud III 157-9 4 pts, Slimbridge 139-8 17 pts v Rockhampton III 135-9 7 pts, Wickwar II 98 a o 5 pts v Leonard Stanley 99-9 16 pts.
Division 2: Stroud IV v Hardwicke II no result, Painswick III 66 a o 1 pt v Uley II 67-3 20 pts.
50 & 5wkts Tim Phillips 109 Eastcombe, Jason King 84* Bisley, Nick Green 77* Bisley Steve Walden 74*, Cranham T Merrick 71 Stone III, Jer Perrins 70 Eastcombe, A Pierce 70 Hardwicke, Dave Moore 68 Stroud III, Jeff Chandra 60* Slimbridge, S Andrews 6-36 Stone III, Simon Opher 5-13 incl hat trick Uley II, L Medcroft 5-22 Whitminster.
Fixtures May 17 Premier Division: Hawkesbury Upton v Hardwicke, Bisley v Eastcombe, Cranham v Uley, Minchinhampton v Frocester IV.
Division 1: Wickwar II v Stone III, Stroud III v Slimbridge, Rockhampton III v Eastington.
Division 2: Frampton III Painswick III, Uley II v Stroud IV, Frocester V v Cam III.
3-D Sports Gloucestershire County Cricket League Division 1: (1st) Apperley 216-7 (7) Cinderford St John 218-5 (20)Mike Gibson 84 (Apperley) M House 81* (Cinderford) Cheltenham Civil Service 172-9 (7) (1st) Tewkesbury 223-9 (19) Tewkesbery: Stuart Tame 51 Warren Deeming 56 Cheltenham C.S: Mark Febery 69 Frampton on Severn 108-9 (5) (1st) Cirencester 176-8 (18) D. Hudson (Cirencester) 61 Kings Stanley 150-10 (7) (1st) Frocester 3rd XI 162-8 (18) J Evans 48 FRO, J Niblet 35 FRO, P Weaver 33 KS, J Grant 4-34 Oldlands 98-10 (3) (1st) Birdlip & Brimpsfield 224-7 (22) OLdlands D Walton 12 - 3 - 32 - 4, S Heaven 52 Birdlip N Shetty 65, G James 12 - 2 - 25 - 6.
Division 2: Chalford 147-10 (7) (1st) Corse & Staunton 203-10 (20) Shaun Turner 61, Mat Dudfield 42 Charfield 140-10 (6) (1st) Poulton 144-9 (17) R Young 26-4 Higginson 11-3 M Higginson 49 Poulton B Waldron 20-3D Newman 37-3 (1st) Churchdown 194-6 (19) Newent 143-10 (5) Haresfield 125-4 (20) (1st) Ruardean Hill 122-10 (3) Ruardean Hill P.Sawyer 37 retd hurt Haresfield C.Bray 31 Tim Smith 53 not out. (1st) Shurdington 168-9 (4)Charlton Kings 169-3 (20) S Brown 58 Shurdington Burrows 69 Charlton Kings.
Division 3: Arcadians 174-9 (6) (1st) Westbury 179-6 (18) Rob Birch 3/27 from 12 overs BEW Crescent 113-4 (17) (1st) Slaughters 112-7 (3) (1st) Cam 203-7 (20) Gloucester A.I.W. 127-10 (5) Scott Kalus Cam C.C. 81 not out Sheepscombe 258-10 (7) (1st) Tetbury 290-5 (20) D Sharpe 104, M Baverstock 87 for Tetbury and Jamie Bill 84 for Sheepscombe (1st) St Philips North 198-6 (19) Witcombe 168-10 (6) R.Blake 51 (St Philips North) G Rooke 48 (St Philips North) M.Fuller 12O 6M 27R 2W (Witcombe) A.Wakefield 10O 4M 26R 5W (St Philips North).
Division 4: Cirencester 2nd XI 174-10 (7) (1st) Upton St Leonards 190-8 (19) USLCC D Stokes 49, Ashley Bick 63no in 32 balls. N Croft 7.4 overs 5-27 Cirencester Dom Jeffcott 62, Clive Brown 11 overs 3-33 Down Hatherley 133-10 (5) (1st) Bharat Sports 221-6 (20) D Blair (Bharat) scored 90 D Darlington (Bharat) 5wickets for 28. (1st) Gloucester Civil Service 173-8 (5) St Stephens 177-5 (20) Nigel Hugggins (Glos CS) not out 51 Seb Thomas (St Stephens) 4-34 J.Williams (St Stephens) 47 not out Wickwar 188-6 (18) (1st) Dymock 186-5 (7) Y Senior 57 D Williams 50 D Ecclestone 48 P Neathercote 72* Woodpeckers 118-0 (22) (1st) Aston Ingham 117-10 (1) Andy Ruxton (woodpeckers) 3 for 24, Andy Watts (Woodpeckers) 3 for 24 Andy Watts (Woodpeckers) 56 not out, Andy Ruxton (Woodpeckers) 35 not out.
Division 5 : Bharat Sports 2nd XI 151-5 (20) (1st) Nine Elms 150-10 (5) (1st) Cheltenham Allsorts 235-4 (20) Eldersfield 150-10 (5) I Turner \Alllsorts 90 R Ellacott 85 no Allsorts (1st) Gloucester City Winget 3rd XI 291-6 (22) Highnam Court 58-10 (3) Lloyd Harrington 99 not out and Asif Raza 8-4-8 -3 both GCW. Newnham 44-4 (20) (1st) Hatherley & Reddings 3rd XI 43-10 (2) Ullenwood 98-4 (20) (1st) Gloucester Harlequins 95-10 (2) Neil Adcock (Glos Harlequins) 30 Mark Leach (Ullenwood) 4-22 Iftikhar Shah (Ullenwood) 46 n/o.
Division 6: (1st) Cheltenham Saracens 210-5 (22) Frampton on Severn 2nd XI 24-10 (2) (1st) Ruardean Hill 2nd XI 202-5 (17) Arcadians 2nd XI 161-5 (5) P Ballinger R.Hill 65 (1st) Tewkesbury 2nd XI 196-8 (19) Gloucester Civil Service 2nd XI 128-10 (6) Tewkesbury, (1st) Upton St Leonards 2nd XI 164-10 (20) Kings Stanley 2nd XI 81-10 (5) Jon Pitt (Upton St Leonards) 53 Newent 2nd XI 135-0 (22) (1st) Apperley 2nd XI 132-10 (2) J.Cowles 3-17 A.Mortimer 3-16 S.Edgell 80* B.Cowles 41* all Newent Division 7: Birdlip & Brimpsfield 2nd XI 125-10 (5) (1st) Down Hatherley 2nd XI 197-7 (19) R Jones (Hatherley) 59 Allen Partridge (Birdlip) 70 Cinderford St John 2nd XI vs Churchdown 2nd XI Cancelled Corse & Staunton 2nd XI 104-10 (5) (1st) Chalford 2nd XI 237-8 (22) J Stallard (Chalford) 80, P Bovey (Chalford) 45. T Rowell (C&S) 53. J Forsey (C&S) 3 for 41. N Holbrow (Chalford) 3 for 12. (1st) Dymock 2nd XI 162-10 (5) Cam 2nd XI 163-4 (21) V.Bush Dymock 62 Udal Cam 64 (1st) Hatherley & Reddings 4th XI 226-5 (20) Cheltenham Saracens 2nd XI 171-10 (5) Hatherley and Reddings CC: Paul Ferns 143. JJ Rudge 30, Rich Stewart 4-9, Lewis Price 2-23 Cheltenham Saracens: D Edwards 34, G Roberts 3-86.
Division 8: (1st) Charlton Kings 2nd XI 211-6 (20) Shurdington 2nd XI 165-10 (6) R.Cotterell C.Kings 69, M.Clempson C.Kings 46, M.Clempson C.Kings 3 for 32, J.Terry C.Kings 3 for 28 Lee Baldwin Shurdington 52, Paul Basford Shurdington 3 for 45 Gloucester Harlequins 2nd XI 167-10 (7) (1st) Dowty Arle Court 334-9 (20) A.Howell 102 n.o Dowty Arle Court M.Cruse 63 Dowty Arle Court J.Williams 56 Gloucester Harlequins S.Lewis 5 for 33 Dowty Arle Court (1st) Gloucester City Winget 4th XI 226-7 (20) Highnam Court 2nd XI 153-10 (6) B. Griffiths - (Glos City/Winget) 128* Nick Scott - (HCCC) 56 (1st) Cheltenham Civil Service 2nd XI 230-8 (22) St Stephens 2nd XI 111-10 (5) Martin Hopkins 49, Mike Meredith 47, Mike Griffiths 3-31 James Cadogan 3-20 (1st) 208-5 (22) Haresfield 2nd XI 113-10 (3) Mike Edginton (Westbury on Severn) 83 not out, Gary Hamilton (Westbury on Severn) 34 Colin Penson (Haresfield) 47 not out, Alex McGregor 3-19, Clive Tempest 4-36 Witcombe 2nd XI 100-10 (6) (1st) Gloucester Pakistanis 275-10 (22) For Glos Pakistanis , Raja 68, Raju 71 for Witcombe Burford 58 and 4-58.
Division 9: (1st) Aston Ingham 2nd XI 157-8 (7) Woodpeckers 2nd XI 160-8 (18) P.Leighton 62 (AICC) M.Ruxton 12-2-28-5 (Woodpeckers) (1st) Bream 152-10 (20) Charfield 2nd XI 40-10 (5) Paul Adams(Bream) 28 runs and 5 for 20 Chris Farr (Bream) 68 Jeremy Hull (Charfield II) 5 for 35 Steven Bullock (Bream) 3 for 8 Gloucester AIW 2nd XI 107-7 (19) (1st) Gloucester City Winget 5th XI 106-10 (4) (1st) Leckhampton 167-10 (17) Oldlands 2nd XI 46-9 (5) Wes Green Leckhampton CC - 58, Anthony Last Leckhampton CC - 5 for 10, Lee Wintle Leckhampton CC - 3 for 16, T Patterson Oldlands CC - 3 for 33.
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