misc393359	The Forty Club South West v The Forty Club Wales
	Other matches in England 1988
Venue	Longwood, Bristol on 15th June 1988 (1-day single innings match)
Balls per over	6
Toss	The Forty Club South West won the toss and decided to bat
Result	The Forty Club South West won by 85 runs
Umpires	I Pugh, J Toney
Scorer	L Hodge

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The Forty Club South West innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
MV Pritchard	st Parry b Jenkins	56			5	-
P Portingale	st Parry b Jenkins	28			4	-
MJ Davis	c [unknown] b Jenkins	8			-	-
G Ellison	c [unknown] b Cann	34			3	-
ME Holt	lbw b Cann	18			2	-
J James	lbw b A Davies	5			-	-
K Crabtree	not out	25			3	-
RL Andrew	not out	3			-	-
L Hodge	did not bat
GH Edgington	did not bat
GG Loxton	did not bat
Extras	(4 b, 1 lb, 1 nb, 3 w)	9
Total	(6 wickets, declared, 46 overs)	184
Fall of wickets:
1-62 (Portingale), 2-87 (Davis), 3-97 (Pritchard), 4-136 (Holt), 5-151 (Ellison), 6-162 (James)

The Forty Club Wales bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Hallet	9	0	20	0
Bunyan	5	0	19	0
Jenkins	12	1	49	3
Phillips	4	0	22	0
Cann	10	2	30	2
A Davies	6	0	39	1

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The Forty Club Wales innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
J Shaw	b James	18			1	-
R Coghill	lbw b Edgington	0			-	-
DAH Davies	b Edgington	0			-	-
JSW Williams	c Ellison b Andrew	23			3	-
EL Jenkins	c James b Andrew	19			1	-
GW Parry	c Portingale b James	9			1	-
G Phillips	b James	2			-	-
JM Bunyan	c Pritchard b James	7			1	-
A Hallet	b Crabtree	7			-	1
I Cann	c [unknown] b Andrew	8			1	-
A Davies	not out	0			-	-
Extras	(3 b, 1 w)	4
Total	(all out, 33 overs)	99
Fall of wickets:
1-3 (Coghill), 2-3 (DAH Davies), 3-30 (Williams), 4-57 (Shaw), 5-61 (Jenkins), 6-75 (Parry), 7-76 (Phillips), 8-88 (Hallet), 9-90 (Bunyan), 10-99 (Cann, 33 ov)

The Forty Club South West bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Andrew	14	4	38	3		-
Edgington	8	1	22	2		-
James	8	1	23	4		-
Crabtree	3	0	13	1		-

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Notes
--> The Forty Club South West innings batting adds 2 runs over
--> The Forty Club Wales innings batting adds 2 runs under

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