misc125863	Halesowen v Wombourne
	Birmingham and District Premier League Division One 2010
Venue	Seth Somers Park, Halesowen on 5th June 2010 (1-day single innings match)
Balls per over	6
Toss	Halesowen won the toss and decided to field
Result	Wombourne won by 150 runs
Points	Halesowen 4 (Batting 2, Bowling 2); Wombourne 24
Umpires	JF Hook, G Taylor

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Wombourne innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
K Quiney	c Griffiths b Mohammed Ishtiaq	23
AL Hughes	c Griffiths b Patel	47
MJ Hill	c Patel b Moseley	115
*LD Hughes	c Mohammed Ishtiaq b Salim Malik	78
+IT Walker	not out	24
AA Shermer	lbw b Salim Malik	39
M Branch	not out	4
TJ Meek	did not bat
A Quiney	did not bat
B Shorter	did not bat
S Howard	did not bat
Extras	(2 lb, 2 nb)	4
Total	(5 wickets, declared, 50 overs)	334
Fall of wickets:
1-48 (K Quiney), 2-104 (AL Hughes), 3-258 (Hill), 4-272 (LD Hughes), 5-328 (Shermer)

Halesowen bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Humais Butt	5	0	25	0	-	-
Roberts	7	0	36	0	-	2
Mohammed Ishtiaq	11	2	62	1	-	-
Hawker	4	0	48	0	-	-
Patel	8	0	58	1	-	-
Moseley	7	0	49	1	-	-
Salim Malik	8	0	54	2	-	-

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Halesowen innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
H Quami	c Howard b A Quiney	0
*Mohammed Ishtiaq	c K Quiney b LD Hughes	73
A Mahmood	c LD Hughes b A Quiney	0
Salim Malik	lbw b A Quiney	41
KD Moseley	c Meek b LD Hughes	10
M Ishfaq	c Walker b LD Hughes	0
+W Griffiths	c Meek b AL Hughes	0
Humais Butt	not out	20
K Patel	c and b LD Hughes	15
A Hawker	lbw b A Quiney	5
AJ Roberts	c Shermer b LD Hughes	4
Extras	(6 b, 4 lb, 4 nb, 2 w)	16
Total	(all out, 59 overs)	184
Fall of wickets:
1-0 (Quami), 2-9 (Mahmood), 3-112 (Salim Malik), 4-132 (Moseley), 5-132 (Ishfaq), 6-137 (Griffiths), 7-137 (Mohammed Ishtiaq), 8-160 (Patel), 9-172 (Hawker), 10-184 (Roberts, 59 ov)

Wombourne bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
A Quiney	17	5	45	4	-	-
Howard	9	1	39	0	-	-
Hill	7	3	21	0	-	-
Shorter	7	1	28	0	-	-
LD Hughes	11	3	27	5	-	-
AL Hughes	8	1	14	1	-	-

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Notes
--> The first innings of the match was limited to 55 overs; the total overs for both teams was limited to 110 overs

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