Buckingham Town Cricket Club - June 9th 2004Winslow U15 vs Buckingham Town U15Jonny Cater writes:Playing away from home Town U15's took on Winslow in the Bucks league. Batting first Buckingham made 103 from their 20 overs. Jonny Cater(39) Ben Stafford(23) Krishan Talsania(21). In reply Winslow reached 46, losing all their wickets (Tom Buchan 21). Dilshan Direkse was the pick of the bowlers taking 3-7 from his 4 over spell. Other wicket takers were K Talsania 2-5 from 4, Danny Murray 2-10 from 3, B Stafford 2-1 from 1. Buckingham Town U13 vs OlneyTom Jones writes:Buckingham U13s defeated a determined Olney effort by 9 runs. After Town won the toss, the openers were out cheaply before Stuart Powell hit a 6 and six 4s in a quick fire 32 to lead the recovery with first Tom Jones (17) and then man of the match Jack Thompson, who played fluently for 27 not out despite cracking his bat. After Powell retired, Josh Goodey (8) helped Town to reach 118 for 5 in the allotted 20 overs. Olney got off to a good start before Josh Goff and Toby O'Neill removed the openers on 20, Goff bowling a peach of a delivery which took the top of off stump. Then Olney scored quickly until Goodey ended a stand of 33 and Jones ran out the next man with a direct hit from the boundary. The runs slowed as further wickets fell to Ben Austin, Richard Collett (2-3), O'Neill (2-25) and Goodey, who was the pick of the bowlers with 2-6 in 4 overs. There were good catches from Goff and Thompson and an exceptional one from Powell at leg slip, as Olney ended on 109-9. Buckingham Town U12 vs CublingtonJonny Cater writes:Buckingham Town Under 12's entertained Cublington in the Bucks League. Winning the toss Buckingham put Cublington into bat. The damp artificial wicket proved tricky at times but some fine bowling restricted Cublington to 62 all out. Pick of the bowlers was George Stephenson ripping through three batsmen, giving away only 2 runs from his two overs. Other wicket takers were Steven Brunning(2) Jack Deal(2) Adam Bone(1) Antonio Aguilar-Rohan(1) and a run out. In reply Buckingham reached the target in 12 overs using only three batsmen. Top scorer was Alex Walters (19 no), other runs coming from Tom Hill (17 no) & Callum Cater (14). |