First XI

23/6/2001 Versus Lancaster
at Vernon Road
NPL

Lancaster: 232
St. Annes: 233 - 5

Result:- St. Annes won by 5 wickets

Umpires: A. Dunn & A. Swallow

St Annes won the toss and elected to field.

Lancaster
Batsman	How Out	Bowler	R
D. Heywood	Ct Evans	Callaghan	5
D. Hagen	Ct Callaghan	Davies	70
G. Breese	Ct Cotton	Callaghan	30
D. Derham	Ct Whalley	Cotton	3
P. Dennison	LBW	Davies	19
I. Burstow	Ct Whalley	Banks	33
B. Simm	Bowled	Callaghan	1
L. Phillips	LBW	Davies	0
G. Hiron	Run Out		20
I. Dawson	Ct Bickerdike	Callaghan	9
G. Barnes	Not Out		1
Extras			41
Total			232

Bowler	O	M	R	W
Callaghan	21	6	49	3
Davies	11	0	49	3
Banks	9.4	0	48	1
Cotton	8	1	24	1
D. Taylor	6	2	20	0
Evans	2	0	10	20

St Annes
Batsman	How Out	Bowler	R
A. Darlington	Ct Dawson	Barnes	7
G. Evans	Ct Dennison	Dawson	13
D. Callaghan	Ct Hiron	Barnes	60
J. Davies	Bowled	Breese	31
R. Bradley	Not Out		50
Adam Cotton	Ct Barnes	Dawson	83
S. Bickerdike	Not Out		1
R. Banks	DNB
D. Taylor	DNB
N. Bradley	DNB
D. Whalley	DNB
Extras			8
Total for 5 wickets			233

Bowler	O	M	R	W
Barnes	19	3	74	2
Dawson	9	2	36	2
Burstow	3/td>	0	22	0
Breese	8	2	45	1
Simm	3	0	23	0
Dennison	4	0	25	0

Match Report Any side that chases a total over 220 and reaches it deserves to win and the fact that St Annes reached the targret with five overs to spare was even more remarkable. St Annes looked to have let Lancaster off the hook as they reached 232 after being 169-7.Highlight of the innings was a splendid and stylish 70 from opener Hagen aproduct of Lancaster Grammar School. Burstow and Hiron gave the innings some late impetus and professional Callaghan and fellow opening bowler Davies were the main wicket takers. With both openers gone for 37, it was St Annes who were on the back foot. Davies and Callaghan retrieved the situation, but when the latter was out on 112 in the 30th over a lot was still needed. Enter Cotton,who in the space of just 15 overs completely devastated the opposition bowling with some ferocious hitting. His 83 came from just 47 balls with 9 fours and 4 sixes. He took St Annes to the brink of victory when he was out on 231. Bradley remained undefeated on 30 having played a minor but important role in the success. A wonderful afternoons cricket especially for St Annes supporters

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