misc354745	Bath v Army
	Other matches in England 2004
Venue	North Parade, Bath on 21st July 2004 (50-over match)
Balls per over	6
Toss	Army won the toss and decided to field
Result	Bath won by 4 runs
Umpires	KT Bailey, G Berry
Scorers	A Chapman (Bath), S Frost (Army)

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Bath innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s	S-Rate
T Hawkins	c and b Carlin	46			4	-
S Depledce	lbw b Langman	48			9	-
BRF Staunton	b Parker	41			6	1
JRA Campbell	lbw b Langman	0			-	-
+DWJ Catlow	b Parker	15			3	-
*TJ Baker	run out (Fabien)	4			1	-
T Roe	c Fabien b Parker	15			2	-
NG Potter	not out	43			4	1
J Brown	not out	28			2	2
J Perry	did not bat
A Howarth	did not bat
Extras	(2 b, 9 lb, 2 nb, 18 w)	31
Total	(7 wickets, innings closed, 50 overs)	271
Fall of wickets:
1-105 (Hawkins), 2-117 (Depledce), 3-117 (Campbell), 4-164 (Catlow), 5-169 (Staunton), 6-182 (Baker), 7-211 (Roe)

Army bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls	S-Rate	Econ
de Souza	5	1	19	0	3	-	-	3.80
Fabien	6	0	33	0	1	2	-	5.50
Redfern	5	0	46	0	2	-	-	9.20
Langman	10	0	53	2	1	-	30.00	5.30
Carlin	10	2	29	1	1	-	60.00	2.90
Parker	8	0	49	3	-	-	16.00	6.12
Hole	6	0	31	0	1	-	-	5.17

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Army innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s	S-Rate
RJ Parker	b Campbell	90			13	-
PL Carlin	c Perry b Howarth	4			1	-
*JAG Fulton	lbw b Brown	8			2	-
N Palmer	lbw b Potter	26			4	1
D Rees	run out	13			-	1
SP Hole	lbw b Hawkins	1			-	-
+SG Houghton	lbw b Staunton	11			2	-
IP Redfern	c Baker b Potter	9			1	-
TF Fabien	not out	23			1	-
VC de Souza	b Campbell	0			-	-
BMW Langman	not out	33			4	1
Extras	(15 b, 2 lb, 1 nb, 31 w)	49
Total	(9 wickets, innings closed, 50 overs)	267
Fall of wickets:
1-14 (Carlin), 2-55 (Fulton), 3-110 (Palmer), 4-151 (Rees), 5-156 (Hole), 6-189 (Houghton), 7-208 (Parker), 8-212 (Redfern), 9-213 (de Souza)

Bath bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls	S-Rate	Econ
Howarth	9	2	41	1	4	-	54.00	4.56
Hawkins	10	1	52	1	5	-	60.00	5.20
Brown	9	1	48	1	1	1	54.00	5.33
Staunton	10	1	60	1	1	-	60.00	6.00
Potter	10	0	38	2	3	-	30.00	3.80
Campbell	2	0	11	2	-	-	6.00	5.50

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Notes
--> RJ Parker scored 1 five in the Army innings

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