Tom Halsey
International Coach
Top scored. 
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Season XII/XIII Charity Games
- Thread starter Jamee999
- Start date
roseboy64
Cricket Web Content Updater
Boulevard Bombers
DPW Pares (10)
XPA Rose*(9)
JP McNamara+
MD Luff (8)
CR Butler (7)
BL Wilshere(5)
RA Williams(4)
GM Thomas(6)
RD Dunn (2)
ZE Gelman(1)
TC Halsey(3)
Batting order will be changed for every game. Everyone except the 'keeper will bowl in every game. Bowlers 1-4 to 6 overs each with 5-8 getting 5 overs each. Bowlers 9 and 10to split the other overs.
DPW Pares (10)
XPA Rose*(9)
JP McNamara+
MD Luff (8)
CR Butler (7)
BL Wilshere(5)
RA Williams(4)
GM Thomas(6)
RD Dunn (2)
ZE Gelman(1)
TC Halsey(3)
Batting order will be changed for every game. Everyone except the 'keeper will bowl in every game. Bowlers 1-4 to 6 overs each with 5-8 getting 5 overs each. Bowlers 9 and 10to split the other overs.
all fun for charity. Classy stuff from Dan Smith as well.
ash chaulk
International Captain
heath davis just too bloody quick
Travis_Teh
International Regular
My apologies to all parties involved.
dinu23
International Debutant
why?
Prince EWS
Global Moderator
Rob Cribb's XI - Game 2
TV Weber +
CP Thompson (2)
BC Cunningham (9)
MA Gaukroger (8)
RJ Dauth (5)
EAP McNamara (6)
JE Stedman (10)
BC Donald (7)
DP Towns (3)
GN Nayak (4)
RGEWS Cribb (1)
Rob Cribb's XI - Game 3
BC Donald (8)
JE Stedman (5)
DP Towns (10)
BC Cunningham (4)
GN Nayak (9)
RJ Dauth +
TV Weber (1)
RGEWS Cribb (7)
CP Thompson (3)
MA Gaukroger (2)
EAP McNamara (6)
Again, everyone to get 5 overs if possible.
TV Weber +
CP Thompson (2)
BC Cunningham (9)
MA Gaukroger (8)
RJ Dauth (5)
EAP McNamara (6)
JE Stedman (10)
BC Donald (7)
DP Towns (3)
GN Nayak (4)
RGEWS Cribb (1)
Rob Cribb's XI - Game 3
BC Donald (8)
JE Stedman (5)
DP Towns (10)
BC Cunningham (4)
GN Nayak (9)
RJ Dauth +
TV Weber (1)
RGEWS Cribb (7)
CP Thompson (3)
MA Gaukroger (2)
EAP McNamara (6)
Again, everyone to get 5 overs if possible.
Mr Mxyzptlk
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Because you scored 37 and took 5 wickets?
Johnners
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Bronx Cheerers - Game 3
KR Clapham+
NA Borcich
M Corrin
A Sharma
HT Davis
GKK Dobson
SV Raghav
SA Bennett
AA Cameron
CR Dwyer
MW De Silva
Bennett & Dwyer: Overs 1-10, Corrin & Cameron: 11-20, Borcich & Sharma: 21-30, De Silva & Raghav: 31-40, Davis & Dobson: 41-50
KR Clapham+
NA Borcich
M Corrin
A Sharma
HT Davis
GKK Dobson
SV Raghav
SA Bennett
AA Cameron
CR Dwyer
MW De Silva
Bennett & Dwyer: Overs 1-10, Corrin & Cameron: 11-20, Borcich & Sharma: 21-30, De Silva & Raghav: 31-40, Davis & Dobson: 41-50
Magrat Garlick
Global Moderator
Round Two - completed
R. G. E. W. S. Cribb's XI vs Crampton's XI
at PDV Dome
Scorecard
Ball By Ball
Crampton's team was routed thoroughly, with youngster Rob Malone jnr. the only man to withstand mostly top-quality bowling from everyone involved in the Cribb effort. Despite Andrew Garven's early strikes, Thompson, Gaukroger, Dauth and Stedman propelled their team to a massive total, which was easily defended.
Garven and Malone adjusted well to the new-ball role, with Garven striking twice, but that only brought Thompson and Gaukroger together. The pair feasted on variable medium pace from Crampton, Kearsley and Scott, and though Kearsley eventually managed to get Thompson out - caught attempting a straight six - Dauth pushed onwards with characteristic brutality.
Dave Richards set them back, however. The left-armer baffled both Dauth and Ethan McNamara, but despite bowling with a low economy rate the other bowlers were taken apart by Stedman, who ran up two sixes in an unbeaten 39 and helped the total up to 284 for nine. It was simply too vast. Wright and Watt holed out after being tied down by Cribb, and the remainder of the batting order were forced to chase seven an over with remarkably few wickets left. Hope truly went out of the team when Malone pulled to Stedman at mid on, leaving the side at 68 for five; the remaining dismissals were soft, the most embarrassing being the run out of Crampton which ended the innings for a meagre 169.
R. G. E. W. S. Cribb's XI 284 for nine (50 overs)
MA Gaukroger 84, CP Thompson 57; DP Richards 3-43, AJ Garven 3-50
Crampton's XI 169 all out (37.4 overs)
R Malone jnr. 38; EAP McNamara 3-24, RGEWS Cribb 2-16, GN Nayak 2-18
R. G. E. W. S. Cribb's XI won by 115 runs
Player of the Match: M. A. Gaukroger (Cribb)
R. G. E. W. S. Cribb's XI vs Crampton's XI
at PDV Dome
Scorecard
Ball By Ball
Crampton's team was routed thoroughly, with youngster Rob Malone jnr. the only man to withstand mostly top-quality bowling from everyone involved in the Cribb effort. Despite Andrew Garven's early strikes, Thompson, Gaukroger, Dauth and Stedman propelled their team to a massive total, which was easily defended.
Garven and Malone adjusted well to the new-ball role, with Garven striking twice, but that only brought Thompson and Gaukroger together. The pair feasted on variable medium pace from Crampton, Kearsley and Scott, and though Kearsley eventually managed to get Thompson out - caught attempting a straight six - Dauth pushed onwards with characteristic brutality.
Dave Richards set them back, however. The left-armer baffled both Dauth and Ethan McNamara, but despite bowling with a low economy rate the other bowlers were taken apart by Stedman, who ran up two sixes in an unbeaten 39 and helped the total up to 284 for nine. It was simply too vast. Wright and Watt holed out after being tied down by Cribb, and the remainder of the batting order were forced to chase seven an over with remarkably few wickets left. Hope truly went out of the team when Malone pulled to Stedman at mid on, leaving the side at 68 for five; the remaining dismissals were soft, the most embarrassing being the run out of Crampton which ended the innings for a meagre 169.
R. G. E. W. S. Cribb's XI 284 for nine (50 overs)
MA Gaukroger 84, CP Thompson 57; DP Richards 3-43, AJ Garven 3-50
Crampton's XI 169 all out (37.4 overs)
R Malone jnr. 38; EAP McNamara 3-24, RGEWS Cribb 2-16, GN Nayak 2-18
R. G. E. W. S. Cribb's XI won by 115 runs
Player of the Match: M. A. Gaukroger (Cribb)
superkingdave
Hall of Fame Member
did i miss the OD batting and bowling sides or are we waiting on Dan for those.
Poor show by the crampton Xi so far tbph
Poor show by the crampton Xi so far tbph
Mister Wright
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Lol. Think that'll be the last time I bat at the top of the order.
alternative
Cricket Web Content Updater
Ok clearly i am not a good keeper.