Worcester Sunday Border League Div 1
JUNE
Sun 5 Lye Away 2.00 start
Sun 12 Pedmore Home 2.00 start
Sun 19 Springvale Home 2.00 start
Sun 26 Bellbroughton Away 2.00 start
JULY
Sun 3 Romsley & Hunt Away 2.00 start
Sun 10 Waterfront Home 2.00 start
Sun 17 Chaddersley Corbett Home 2.00 start
Sun 24 Lye Home 2.00 start
Sun 31 Pedmore Away 2.00 start
August
Sun 7 Springvale Away 2.00 start
Sun 14 Belbroughton Home 2.00 start
Sun 21 Romsly & Hunt Home 2.00 start
September
Sun 4 Warterfront Away 2.00 start
Sun 11 Chaddesley Corbett Away 2.00 start
Sun 18 Lge Rep XI v Div 1 Winners at Pedmore CC
JUNE
Sun 5 Lye Away 2.00 start
Sun 12 Pedmore Home 2.00 start
Sun 19 Springvale Home 2.00 start
Sun 26 Bellbroughton Away 2.00 start
JULY
Sun 3 Romsley & Hunt Away 2.00 start
Sun 10 Waterfront Home 2.00 start
Sun 17 Chaddersley Corbett Home 2.00 start
Sun 24 Lye Home 2.00 start
Sun 31 Pedmore Away 2.00 start
August
Sun 7 Springvale Away 2.00 start
Sun 14 Belbroughton Home 2.00 start
Sun 21 Romsly & Hunt Home 2.00 start
September
Sun 4 Warterfront Away 2.00 start
Sun 11 Chaddesley Corbett Away 2.00 start
Sun 18 Lge Rep XI v Div 1 Winners at Pedmore CC
Sunday 5 June
Lye (10 points) 236 beat Old Hill (0 points) 157 by 79 runs.
The Sunday XI game at Lye was played in continuous light rain throughout. Batting first, the hosts scored 236 off their allotted overs. In reply, Old Hill started well and a century partnership between Reece Shilvock and Ollie Moseley set up the visitors for a victory charge but it was not to be as Old Hill collapsed to 157 all out to lose by 79 runs.
Lye (10 points) 236 beat Old Hill (0 points) 157 by 79 runs.
The Sunday XI game at Lye was played in continuous light rain throughout. Batting first, the hosts scored 236 off their allotted overs. In reply, Old Hill started well and a century partnership between Reece Shilvock and Ollie Moseley set up the visitors for a victory charge but it was not to be as Old Hill collapsed to 157 all out to lose by 79 runs.
Sunday 19 June 2011
Old Hill (10 points) 216 – 1 beat Springvale (0 points) 212 – 8 by 9 wickets.
The Sunday XI played hosts to Springvale at Haden Hill on a sunny but cool afternoon. The visitors took first knock and posted a total of 212 – 8 wickets from their 40 overs thanks mainly to a century from A Hartshorne (102) with Old Hill Captain Carl Whyte (3 – 23) being the best bowler. In reply, the hosts openers Dan Cox and Joe Thorn (64) put together a partnership of 145 runs by the 25th over. Chris Round (17 not out) then joined Cox who went on to complete an unbeaten century finishing on 110 not out as Old Hill won the game by 9 wickets in 33.1 overs.
Sunday 3 July 2011
Romsley & Hunnington (0 points) 208 lost to Old Hill (10 points) 209 – 7 by 3 wickets.
The Sunday XI visited Romsley for their Worcester Border League Division 1 game and came away with a win in a hard fought game. Batting first, Romsley scored 208 all out with Dan Jones (4) and Dan Such (3) being the leading wicket-takers for the visitors. In reply, Joe Thorn (50) got Old Hill off to a good start with a half century but it was then left to Captain Carl Whyte (50 not out) to shepherd the visitors home to victory with his own unbeaten half century and three wickets remaining.
Sunday 10 July 2011
Old Hill (1 point) v Waterfront (1 point) – match abandoned.
The Sunday XI game at Haden Hill began in fine weather with Waterfront taking first knock. However, with the visitors innings standing at 148 – 5 wickets off 31 overs, the heavens opened accompanied by thunder and lightning and the match had to be abandoned.
Sunday 17 July 2011
Old Hill (1 point) v Chaddesley Corbett (1 point) – match abandoned.
The Sunday XI home game against Chaddesley Corbett began under threatening skies as Old Hill took first knock but after just under an hour’s play the rain returned and the inevitable abandonment ensued.
Old Hill (10 points) 216 – 1 beat Springvale (0 points) 212 – 8 by 9 wickets.
The Sunday XI played hosts to Springvale at Haden Hill on a sunny but cool afternoon. The visitors took first knock and posted a total of 212 – 8 wickets from their 40 overs thanks mainly to a century from A Hartshorne (102) with Old Hill Captain Carl Whyte (3 – 23) being the best bowler. In reply, the hosts openers Dan Cox and Joe Thorn (64) put together a partnership of 145 runs by the 25th over. Chris Round (17 not out) then joined Cox who went on to complete an unbeaten century finishing on 110 not out as Old Hill won the game by 9 wickets in 33.1 overs.
Sunday 3 July 2011
Romsley & Hunnington (0 points) 208 lost to Old Hill (10 points) 209 – 7 by 3 wickets.
The Sunday XI visited Romsley for their Worcester Border League Division 1 game and came away with a win in a hard fought game. Batting first, Romsley scored 208 all out with Dan Jones (4) and Dan Such (3) being the leading wicket-takers for the visitors. In reply, Joe Thorn (50) got Old Hill off to a good start with a half century but it was then left to Captain Carl Whyte (50 not out) to shepherd the visitors home to victory with his own unbeaten half century and three wickets remaining.
Sunday 10 July 2011
Old Hill (1 point) v Waterfront (1 point) – match abandoned.
The Sunday XI game at Haden Hill began in fine weather with Waterfront taking first knock. However, with the visitors innings standing at 148 – 5 wickets off 31 overs, the heavens opened accompanied by thunder and lightning and the match had to be abandoned.
Sunday 17 July 2011
Old Hill (1 point) v Chaddesley Corbett (1 point) – match abandoned.
The Sunday XI home game against Chaddesley Corbett began under threatening skies as Old Hill took first knock but after just under an hour’s play the rain returned and the inevitable abandonment ensued.
Sunday 24th July 2011
Old Hill (10pts) 113-1 beat Lye 110 by 9
wktsThe Sunday XI hosted Lye in their Border League at Haden Hill which for once was played in brilliant sunshine. Batting first Lye lost 2 early wickets, but a 55 run partnership between Webster(35) and Stanaway(38) looked to have set the visitors on course for a large total but Old Hill’s bowlers Dan Jones (2-19), Carl Whyte (4-26) and Nigel Davenport made sure that this did not happen as Lye were all out for 110 in 25 overs. Old Hill’s reply got off to a poor start as opener Richard Sydenham (1) was out in the second over but this brought in Nigel Davenport (68 n.o.) to join Dan Cox (43 n.o.) and they saw the hosts to an emphatic victory with an unbroken century partnership as Old Hill reached 113-1 in 17.3 overs – a good day for Davenport with bat and ball.
Old Hill (10pts) 113-1 beat Lye 110 by 9
wktsThe Sunday XI hosted Lye in their Border League at Haden Hill which for once was played in brilliant sunshine. Batting first Lye lost 2 early wickets, but a 55 run partnership between Webster(35) and Stanaway(38) looked to have set the visitors on course for a large total but Old Hill’s bowlers Dan Jones (2-19), Carl Whyte (4-26) and Nigel Davenport made sure that this did not happen as Lye were all out for 110 in 25 overs. Old Hill’s reply got off to a poor start as opener Richard Sydenham (1) was out in the second over but this brought in Nigel Davenport (68 n.o.) to join Dan Cox (43 n.o.) and they saw the hosts to an emphatic victory with an unbroken century partnership as Old Hill reached 113-1 in 17.3 overs – a good day for Davenport with bat and ball.
Sunday 31 July
Pedmore (0 points) 263 – 8 lost to Old Hill (10 points) 332 – 7 by 69 runs.
The Sunday XI took first knock in their game away at Pedmore and soon had 100 runs on the board as openers Nigel Davenport (70) and centurion Joe Thorn (107) put together a stand of 110 for the first wicket. The momentum was then continued by the rest of the visitors batsmen – Jared Daniels (38), Reece Shilvock (26), Captain Carl Whyte (34) and Jon Baig (25), as they posted a massive 332 – 7 wickets from their 40 overs. Pedmore made a spirited reply with Wasseem (87), Riaz (57) and Cooper (53) being the main contributors to a total of 263 – 8 wickets off 40 overs. Dan Such was the best visitors bowler with 3 – 27 as Old Hill won by 69 runs.
The Sunday XI took first knock in their game away at Pedmore and soon had 100 runs on the board as openers Nigel Davenport (70) and centurion Joe Thorn (107) put together a stand of 110 for the first wicket. The momentum was then continued by the rest of the visitors batsmen – Jared Daniels (38), Reece Shilvock (26), Captain Carl Whyte (34) and Jon Baig (25), as they posted a massive 332 – 7 wickets from their 40 overs. Pedmore made a spirited reply with Wasseem (87), Riaz (57) and Cooper (53) being the main contributors to a total of 263 – 8 wickets off 40 overs. Dan Such was the best visitors bowler with 3 – 27 as Old Hill won by 69 runs.
Sunday 7 August 2011
Springvale (0 points) 92 – 4 lost to Old Hill (10 points) 278 – 3 on faster run rate.
Following a delayed start, the Sunday XI game away at Springvale started under threatening skies. Batting first, Old Hill amassed a very large total of 278 – 3 wickets off 36 overs with Nigel Davenport (129) scoring a magnificent century closely followed by Richard Sydenham (87). After further showers, the Springvale reply finally got under way but they never scored quickly enough as the Old Hill bowlers led by Jon Baig (3 – 20) kept a tight grip on the scoring rate. The match ended with the hosts total on 92 – 4 wickets off 24 overs, well short of their target score of 187. Old Hill won the game easily on a much superior scoring rate.
Springvale (0 points) 92 – 4 lost to Old Hill (10 points) 278 – 3 on faster run rate.
Following a delayed start, the Sunday XI game away at Springvale started under threatening skies. Batting first, Old Hill amassed a very large total of 278 – 3 wickets off 36 overs with Nigel Davenport (129) scoring a magnificent century closely followed by Richard Sydenham (87). After further showers, the Springvale reply finally got under way but they never scored quickly enough as the Old Hill bowlers led by Jon Baig (3 – 20) kept a tight grip on the scoring rate. The match ended with the hosts total on 92 – 4 wickets off 24 overs, well short of their target score of 187. Old Hill won the game easily on a much superior scoring rate.
Sunday 14 August 2011
Old Hill (0 points) 233 lost to Belbroughton (10 points) 234 – 8 by 2 wickets.
The Sunday XI batted first in their match against Belbroughton and scored 233 all out in 40 overs. Joe Thorn top scored with 77 and Dan Jones scored 30. After losing two early wickets the visitors set a cracking pace and had 105 runs on the board in the 14th over but wickets then began to tumble and with Belbroughton only fielding 10 players the last pair came together with the score at 198 – 8 wickets in the 29th over. They survived numerous bowling changes by the hosts to see the visitors home with an unbeaten last wicket stand of 38 runs. For Old Hill Nathan Davies (2 – 30), Nick Couzens (2 – 33) and Dan Jones (2 – 36) were the pick of the bowlers.
Old Hill (0 points) 233 lost to Belbroughton (10 points) 234 – 8 by 2 wickets.
The Sunday XI batted first in their match against Belbroughton and scored 233 all out in 40 overs. Joe Thorn top scored with 77 and Dan Jones scored 30. After losing two early wickets the visitors set a cracking pace and had 105 runs on the board in the 14th over but wickets then began to tumble and with Belbroughton only fielding 10 players the last pair came together with the score at 198 – 8 wickets in the 29th over. They survived numerous bowling changes by the hosts to see the visitors home with an unbeaten last wicket stand of 38 runs. For Old Hill Nathan Davies (2 – 30), Nick Couzens (2 – 33) and Dan Jones (2 – 36) were the pick of the bowlers.
Sunday 21 August 2011
Old Hill (10 points) 286 beat Romsley (0 points) 263 – 8 by 23 runs.
The Sunday XI played hosts to Romsley at Haden Hill and took first knock in sunny conditions. They lost early wickets and looked to be in trouble at 80 – 5 wickets in the 15th over but in came Ollie Moseley (51) and Dan Jones (60) to push the score past 200 before a late flurry of boundaries from Steve Derham (39) helped Old Hill reach a massive 286 off 38 overs. After losing an early wicket the Romsley batsmen responded to the challenge with some big hitting from Painter (64), Peery (64) and Stibborne (58) getting close to the home side’s score as the overs ran out with Old Hill winning by 23 runs. Best bowlers for the hosts were Jon Baig (2 – 10) and Dan Jones (2 – 37).
Old Hill (10 points) 286 beat Romsley (0 points) 263 – 8 by 23 runs.
The Sunday XI played hosts to Romsley at Haden Hill and took first knock in sunny conditions. They lost early wickets and looked to be in trouble at 80 – 5 wickets in the 15th over but in came Ollie Moseley (51) and Dan Jones (60) to push the score past 200 before a late flurry of boundaries from Steve Derham (39) helped Old Hill reach a massive 286 off 38 overs. After losing an early wicket the Romsley batsmen responded to the challenge with some big hitting from Painter (64), Peery (64) and Stibborne (58) getting close to the home side’s score as the overs ran out with Old Hill winning by 23 runs. Best bowlers for the hosts were Jon Baig (2 – 10) and Dan Jones (2 – 37).
Sunday 4 September 2011
Waterfront (0 points) 234 – 7 lost to Old Hill (10 points) 249 – 5 by 15 runs.
The Sunday XI made the short journey to Chaddesley to take on Waterfront in their Border League game. Old Hill batted first on a damp wicket but made light of the tricky conditions to put together a formidable total of 249 off their 40 overs. Leading the way for the visitors were Mike Hingley (121) who hit a superb century closely followed by Captain Carl Whyte with a brilliant 53 not out. The Waterfront’s reply got off to a good start and the openers had 90 runs on the board in 11 overs before being parted by spinner Nick Couzens who took three quick wickets to finish with the excellent return of 3 – 28. However, the home side never gave up as the match was completed in almost complete darkness with the rain clouds gathering but Old Hill held their nerve to win by the narrow margin of 15 runs.
Waterfront (0 points) 234 – 7 lost to Old Hill (10 points) 249 – 5 by 15 runs.
The Sunday XI made the short journey to Chaddesley to take on Waterfront in their Border League game. Old Hill batted first on a damp wicket but made light of the tricky conditions to put together a formidable total of 249 off their 40 overs. Leading the way for the visitors were Mike Hingley (121) who hit a superb century closely followed by Captain Carl Whyte with a brilliant 53 not out. The Waterfront’s reply got off to a good start and the openers had 90 runs on the board in 11 overs before being parted by spinner Nick Couzens who took three quick wickets to finish with the excellent return of 3 – 28. However, the home side never gave up as the match was completed in almost complete darkness with the rain clouds gathering but Old Hill held their nerve to win by the narrow margin of 15 runs.
