Westmorland Cricket League Round: Match Reports July 17, 2021

Carnforth has not lost a league game since 2019. Until Saturday, when Heysham defeated them comprehensively in 101 runs. Lee Calverley (34), Sam Calverley (35) and Graeme Cassidy (39) helped the home team 183/7.

Carnforth started flawlessly at the first gate in 41 laps, but Chris Parry (26) fell to Jamie Cassidy (1/32), Sam Calverley (4/45) and Graeme Cassidy (5/4) ran through Carnforth. all ten gates fell during 41 runs. The two lowest met in Baressa and played a dramatic draw.

Silverdale owed Robert Reghelin (67) because they were all out of 190 in 40 matches, Robbie White claimed 4/36. Andy Butler (65) and Frank Smith (41) placed the bare driver in the seat, but other spells from Phil Mason (2/37) and Sam Letcher (2/32) got to see the wickets collapse and Rob Letcher (4/32) bowled well the game was in balance. Mat Cook (13) hit two limits in the previous final match and Bare only needed four, but Letcher kept his nerve driver Cook on his fourth ball and needed Koby Cheeseman to shuffle the last ball’s foot to equalize the score.

There was another exciting game in Arnside. The home team relied on 56 from Ben Lenton to be able to send the number 183/9, Tom Ridley took 3/50. Sedgwick’s early pair Carl Bevan (34) and Aaron Lomas (66) put them in a strong position, but the rarely observed medium pace of David Birch (3/42) and Richard Hodgson (3/17) caused a stir for the pillows.

Ridley (10 not away) got his team home with one remaining gate. Burneside, having hit bottom for most of the first two months of the season, is now virtually safe after their fifth consecutive victory, and Carnforth may find them a handful next Saturday. A second loss to Carnforth would still leave about a 40-point difference from second-place team, but cricket can be a fun game.

On Saturday, there were only 130 of them thanks to Simon Huck (37) and Mark Kelsall (40), while Mike Wills (7/33) with their slow left-hand variations tied them in knots.

Milnthorpe’s top tier can be fragile, and it happened on Saturday when Steve Bowman made 28, no one stayed with him because they were separated from 76, Simon Daws took 4/8. Of the 6/28 mercury, Zak Buchanan bowled Trimpell to 88, Paul Thompson scored the best with 25.

Phil Harvey (37 absent) and Chris Carter (54 absent) in the third fifty season saw Westgate win 10 gates. Players who have tested positive COVID values ​​or have too much self-isolation have influenced many clubs and non-Warton this week.

The club will receive full compensation for mining resources and removing 11 men against Shireshead. When Ryan Needham took 4/18, Shireshead was in big trouble early on, and restoring the situation took the best 82 of Joe Oliver’s career.

His father, Phil, weighed 46 when not outdoors, and thanks to them Shireshead was able to finish 193/8. Stuart Mayor (30) and Ali Matthews (21) fought well to take Warton to 40/1, but the introduction of Joe Oliver (5/30) into the attack along with Jack Cunnington’s 3/20 saw Warton all out of 103. Joe Oliver now has 25 gates at 9.72 and is one of the league’s best-improved players.

CONDITION: The Westgate Honors Board now includes David Lord

Division two

Division 2 has been affected by the failure of Sedbergh School’s 3rd team to complete matches during the rest of the season. The league management committee must decide what to do about the results of games already played. Kirkby Lonsdale stays at the forefront after a hard-fought two-gate victory over Holme. Shireshead’s second team is in third place after winning Coniston’s side at four gates. Coniston’s treadmill Mike Burton got 35 patients to support patient George Wilkinson (42), but Shireshead’s young attack-maintained management and Jake Gould, who until recently held the gate, took 4/5 as the last five gates fell for seven times.

Ernie Collinson (64 not absent) fought for sure to win. Dan Sykes (4/33) was the spearhead of the Windermere attack when they bowled Cartmel 121. Stuart Bailey (5/19) bowled brilliantly to Cartmel and demanded four and six from the last man, Denzil Harrison, to give to Windermere. single gate gain. Charlie Nicholls scored 92,120 balls and Neil McDonnell added 42 of 44 when Netherfield made a total of 227/7 renewed by hosts Carnforth with three balls left Lee Potter (52 out) and Glenn Russell (54 out).

Ben McGregor scored 128 no for Ambleside in his 252/7 match at Bolton le Sands. The sands weren’t beaten so Ben Anderton (65) crossed the 500-run milestone and David Carter scored 52, who wasn’t out in his first appearance in the season when they reached the finish line with 163/3. Sedgwick seconds overtook Ambleside at the top of Division 3 by winning Arnside seconds.

Will Richards (61) helped Sedgwick until 197 with Sam Till taking 4/27 and Michael Collins (3/28). Arnside was able to respond to 57 responses as Adam Kershaw took 3/18 and Dan Noar 4/7. The first two look like an advancing campaign after Leven Valley’s narrow win over Heysham’s seconds.

Only Luke Deveney (28) and tailor Chris Husband (20) got Leven Valley to 122 when Paul Antcliffe took 4/13 and Geoff Carter 3/20. Josh Smith scored 48, but Freddie Burrow (5/19) and George Needham (3/23) won by 12 sets.

Carl Weiss (31) scored the best score in Holme seconds, but everyone was out of 125, David Lyde took 3/28. Although there was a late stutter, the upper grades of Charlie Gawin (47), David Hones (23) and Ben Fletcher had done enough for the lower order to get Silverdale seconds over the line.

MATCH: Action Penrith v. Shireshead (credit: Mike Latham)

Fourth Division

In Division 4, David Lord (124 not away) made a virgin hundred who passed their previous best 73 points against Heysham 20 years ago. After adding 103 with Arjun Manjare, no other batsman produced double numbers and Westgate’s thirds placed 191, David Brackwell made 3/35. Peter Dodd (81 not out) carried his bat as Coniston split the score by 153/6 seconds. Baressa had similar points where the home team scored 209/9 and Ingleton seconds equals 153/3. Milnthorpe seconds also hit a strong 241/5, with Sedgwick’s thirds making 104/3 in response. 4/24 from Mike Allen and 3/20 from Simon Daws helped Burneside seconds to transport Shireshead’s thirds to 101, Burneside won by 6 gates. Phil Sinclair (33) scored the best goal for Kirkby Lonsdale seconds, but the best 5/19 of the promising Ollie Wilson career limited them to 102/9. Wilson was wrinkled as Trimpell seconds to scrape one gate home.

In the Moon and Coxhill Cup, Burneside seconds, Kirkby Lonsdale seconds, Milnthorpe seconds and Shireshead thirds reached the semifinals. Outstanding performances included Jordan Wilkinson, who made 122 for Burneside, Ernie Collinson for 50 and 3/11 for Shireshead, and Toby Norton for 4/15 Milnthorpe.

Carnforth reached the Meyler Cup final by beating Standish at 4 gates, where they meet Penrith, who defeated Shireshead in the second match.

Carnforth was indebted to an experienced couple, Adam Hornby (45 not out) and Robert Horsfall (15 out), who shared a crucial seventh gate partnership when Carnforth exceeded goal 162.