First XI

12/5/2001 Versus Kendal
at St. Annes
Nuffield Hospitals Cup

Kendal: 173
St. Annes: 175 - 9

Result:- St. Annes won by 1 wicket

Umpires: R. Brown & J. Rackleyft

Kendal won the toss and elected to bat.

Netherfield
Batsman	How Out	Bowler	R
S. Cooper	Bowled	Callaghan	4
S. Little	Ct Davies	Darlington	52
T. Hunte	Ct Adam Cotton	Davies	1
K. Howarth	Ct Bickerdike	D. Taylor	44
K. Khan	Run Out		5
D. Fallowes	Ct Z. Taylor	Adam Cotton	0
I. Schmid	Bowled	Darlington	10
R. Ellwood	LBW	Davies	7
A. Fawcett	Not Out		11
A. Potts	Bowled	Callaghan	7
S. Parkin	LBW	Callaghan	0
Extras			32
Total			173

Bowler	O	M	R	W
Callaghan	7.2	0	18	3
Davies	8	1	22	2
Darlington	9/td>	0	35	2
D. Taylor	9	1	30	1
Z. Taylor	2	0	23	0
Adam Cotton	7	0	20	1

St Annes
Batsman	How Out	Bowler	R
A. Darlington	LBW	Howarth	5
G. Evans	Bowled	Howarth	8
D. Callaghan	Stumped Fawcett	Ellwood	18
R. Bradley	Bowled	Potts	8
Adam Cotton	Ct Hunte	Potts	13
S. Bickerdike	Bowled	Khan	30
J. Davies	LBW	Khan	34
N. Bradley	LBW	Khan	0
Aiden Cotton	Not Out		12
D. Taylor	Bowled	Khan	0
Z. Taylor	Not Out		22
Extras			25
Total			175

Bowler	O	M	R	W
Khan	8.4	1	37	4
Howarth	9	2	23	2
Ellwood	9	3	20	1
Potts	9	1	25	2
Little	6	1	28	0
Parkin	3	0	30	0

Match Report On a glorious afternoon , St Annes and Kendal fought out a thrilling match in which fortunes ebbed and flowed right down to the penultimate ball. Early success for Callaghan and Davies reduced the visitors to 8-2, with the dangerous Hunte back in the pavillion.A third wicket partnership of 90 runs between Little and Howarth was the mainstay of the Kendal innings and this ,followed by much scampering of singles and leg byes saw them through to a reasonable total of 173. Callaghan finished off the innings in two balls to give him the best figures, although most of the bowlers had performed tidily.St Annes started badly losing Darlington at 6 and Evans and professional Callaghan at 36.Once again Callaghan had looked in splendid form but a rash charge at spinner Ellwood sealed his fate. It wasn't until Davies entered that the innings gained some impetus . Scoring off virtually every ball, he and Bickerdike put on 54 for the sixth wicket.Davies departed at 134 with his cameo innings taking just 29 minutes and 26 balls.St Annes then collapsed losing three wickets for three runs and at 137 -9 the last pair of Aiden Cotton and Zak Taylor were at the wicket needing 37 to win and just over six overs to get them in.The youngsters acheived it in great style with sensible running and never panicking. A great days cricket.

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