misc843459	Lullington Park v Shipley Hall Second XI
	Other matches in England 1987
Venue	Lullington Park, Lullington on 5th September 1987 (35-over match)
Balls per over	6
Toss	Toss not known
Result	Lullington Park won by 65 runs
Umpires	[unknown], R Dodwell

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Lullington Park innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s	S-Rate
J Clement	b Brandrick	5			-	-
A Tiso	c [unknown] b Cokayne	38			4	1
MV Timbrell	c [unknown] b Horsley	45			1	2
D Redpath	c [unknown] b Brandrick	3			-	-
N Giles	c [unknown] b Brandrick	0			-	-
+T Shaw	c [unknown] b Horsley	27			4	-
A Bagri	run out	8			-	-
J Cliffe	b Lacey	1			-	-
A Skriabin	b Lacey	0			-	-
S Wakelin	b Lacey	4			-	-
C Shaw	not out	1			-	-
Extras	(2 b, 2 lb, 4 w)	8
Total	(all out, 35 overs)	140
Fall of wickets:
1-27 (Clement), 2-53 (Tiso), 3-58 (Redpath), 4-60 (Giles), 5-106 (T Shaw), 6-130 (Timbrell), 7-132 (Cliffe), 8-132 (Skriabin), 9-138 (Wakelin), 10-140 (Bagri, 35 ov)

Shipley Hall Second XI bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls	S-Rate	Econ
M Hardwick	3	0	19	0		-	-	6.33
Sumner	6	1	16	0		-	-	2.67
Brandrick	8	0	25	3		-	16.00	3.12
Cokayne	5	0	31	1		-	30.00	6.20
Lacey	7	1	30	3		-	14.00	4.29
Horsley	6	0	15	2		-	18.00	2.50

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Shipley Hall Second XI innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s	S-Rate
Allwood	b Wakelin	2
M Hardwick	b Wakelin	11
I Hardwick	c Cliffe b Clement	9
M Brandrick	b Wakelin	4
P Young	c C Shaw b Timbrell	7
S Lacey	b C Shaw	20
M Parkinson	b Redpath	2
G Horsley	st T Shaw b Timbrell	4
D Cokayne	not out	4
Sumner	not out	1
[unknown]	did not bat
Extras	(6 b, 1 lb, 2 nb, 2 w)	11
Total	(8 wickets, innings closed, 35 overs)	75
Fall of wickets:
1-9 (Allwood), 2-27 (M Hardwick), 3-31 (I Hardwick), 4-33 (Brandrick), 5-61 (Lacey), 6-62 (Young), 7-65 (Parkinson), 8-69 (Horsley)

Lullington Park bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls	S-Rate	Econ
Wakelin	13	4	24	3			26.00	1.85
Clement	9	2	16	1			54.00	1.78
C Shaw	6	3	11	1			36.00	1.83
Redpath	5	0	12	1			30.00	2.40
Timbrell	2	1	5	2			6.00	2.50

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The start of the match was delayed by rain until 3-20

 

 

 

 

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