On Sunday 8 August Buckinghamshire U10 played Hampshire U10 at the Hardmoor Sports Ground Solent University
Buckinghamshire won the toss and decided to bat, scoring 176 runs for the loss of 5 wickets in 40 overs
Tom Petrie 57 runs Ballinger Waggoners CC and The Beacon School
Adam King 11 runs Buckingham Town CC and Bourton Meadow School
Ross Hanekom 27 runs The Lee CC and The Beacon School
Freddie Thompson 26 runs Ballinger Waggoners CC and The Beacon School
Tom Petrie opened the innings and played a fine anchor role, batting 38 overs for his second fifty of the season. He was ably supported by all the batsmen at the other end and a challenging total was set
In reply Hampshire were bowled out for 150 runs in 38 overs
Hamish Smart 7 overs 1 maiden 30 runs 1 wicket Gerrards Cross CC and Gayhurst School
Connor Thomas 8 overs 1 maiden 30 runs 1 wicket Great Kingshill CC and Great Kingshill Combined School
Nouman Aslam 8 overs 3 maidens 9 runs 3 wickets Chesham CC and Hawridge and Cholsbury School
Albert Johnson 4 overs 0 maidens 22 runs 1 wicket Buckingham Town CC and Buckingham Primary School
Hampshire got off to a flier scoring 59 runs of the loss of one wicket in 13 overs. Nouman Aslam came on to bowl and strangled the life out of the Hampshire batsmen and got Buckinghamshire back into the game. Tight bowling and excellent support by the fielders saw the pressure applied further as Hampshire fell further and further behind the required run rate
The differance between the two sides was the fielding. Buckinghamshire were superb, with four run outs, Max Hutt was parturalily on fire with two direct hits. The winning margin was the differance in extras between the two sides
Buckinghamshire won by 26 runs
This was the conclusion of the U10 season. A very fine squad with an excellent team spirit. Played 15, Won 7, Tied 1, Lost 3, Winning Draw 1, Losing Draw 1, Abandoned 2,
Next Games
U9
Friday 3 September -v- Surrey at Headley CC
Sunday 5 September -v- Surrey at Winchmore Hill CC
U11
Sunday 15 August to Friday 20 August - English Schools Cricket Association U11 Festival at Kings College Taunton. With games -v- Cheshire, Devon, Essex, Middlesex and Yorkshire |
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Successful Tauton festival for Under 10s |
On Thursday 22 July Buckinghamshire U10 played Cornwall U10 on Pitch 6
Buckinghamshire won the toss and asked Cornwall to bat, who scored 89 runs for the loss of 4 wickets in 45 overs
Dominic Goodman 8 overs 4 maidens 12 runs 2 wickets Chesham CC and Chesham Preparatory School
Freddie Thompson 9 overs 1 maiden 23 runs 2 wickets Ballinger Waggoners CC and The Beacon School
Cornwall defended the good balls and attacked the bad balls . As the bad balls were few and far between and as Cornwall were not prepared to be more attacking the runs were not forthcoming
In reply Buckinghamshire scored 90 runs for the loss of no wickets in 19.5 overs
Adam King 30 runs not out Buckingham Town CC and Bourton Meadow School
Tom Petrie 16 runs not out Ballinger Waggoners CC and The Beacon School
The Buckinghamshire openers both played very sensibly and saw the team through to victory
A very good all round competent performance
Buckinghamshire won by 10 wickets
At the end of the first day Essex were leading the table, with Buckinghamshire in second place, Berkshire third and Cornwall fourth
On Friday 23 July Buckinghamshire U10 played Essex U10 on Pitch 5
Buckinghamshire won the toss and asked Essex to bat, who scored 167 runs for the loss of 5 wickets in 45 overs
Connor Thomas 8 overs 1 maiden 37 runs 1 wicket Great Kingshill CC and Great Kingshill Combined School
Hamish Smart 9 overs 0 maidens 27 runs 1 wicket Gerrards Cross CC and Gayhurst School
Nouman Aslam 5 overs 0 maidens 20 runs 1 wicket Chesham CC and Hawridge and Cholesbury School
Freddie Thompson 5 overs 3 maidens 19 runs 2 wickets Ballinger Waggoners CC and The Beacon School
The Essex opener W Butterman batted throughout the innings scoring 114 runs not out, the next highest score being 10 runs. This was a testament to the bowlers and fielders who kept a very tight control over the batsmen to prevent a run riot
In reply Buckinghamshire scored 167 runs all out in 38.4 overs
Tom Petrie 24 runs Ballinger Waggoners CC and The Beacon School
Nouman Aslam 10 runs Chesham CC and Hawridge and Cholesbury School
Adam King 17 runs Buckingham Town CC and Bourton Meadow School
Jamie Woodley 11 runs Chesham CC and Lockers Park School
Dominic Goodman 20 runs Chesham CC and Chesham Preparatory School
Connor Thomas 36 runs not out Great Kingshill CC and Great Kingshill Combined School
Buckinghamshire were in all sorts of trouble with the score at 115 runs for the loss of 8 wickets in 31 overs. Dominic Goodman and Connor Thomas then played two fine attacking innings to add 38 runs in five overs before being parted with 15 runs required for victory. Albert Johnson joined Connor Thomas, they both played very sensibly to see Buckinghamshire to the brink of victory
A true team performance, with every member of the side contributing to a very fine game of cricket
Buckinghamshire tied with Essex
At the end of the second day Essex were leading the table, with Buckinghamshire in second place, Berkshire third and Cornwall fourth
On Saturday 24 July Buckinghamshire U10 played Berkshire U10 on Pitch 5
Buckinghamshire won the toss and asked Berkshire to bat, who scored 153 runs for the loss of 6 wickets in 45 overs
Hamish Smart 9 overs 2 maidens 28 runs 1 wicket Gerrards Cross CC and Gayhurst School
Dominic Goodman 7 overs 2 maidens 22 runs 1 wicket Chesham CC and Chesham Preparatory School
Joseph Rance 6 overs 1 maiden 18 runs 1 wicket Ballinger Waggoners CC and The Beacon School
Albert Johnson 5 overs 0 maiden 21 runs 1 wicket Buckingham Town CC and Buckingham Primary School
In the field Buckinghamshire were in control with the score at 109 runs for the loss of 4 wickets in 40 overs. Then all hell broke out with the Berkshire batsmen hitting the ball to all the parts of the ground to score 44 runs in the last 5 overs for the loss of 2 further wickets
In reply Buckinghamshire scored 154 runs for the loss of 4 wickets 41.5 overs
Tom Petrie 24 runs Ballinger Waggoners CC and The Beacon School
Adam King 40 runs Buckingham Town CC and Bourton Meadow School
Ross Hanekom 34 runs not out The Lee CC and The Beacon School
Nouman Aslam 10 runs Chesham CC and Hawridge and Cholesbury School
Tom Petrie and Adam King got Buckinghamshire of to a good start putting on 77 runs for the first wicket. Despite a slight flutter with the score at 108 runs for the loss of 3 wickets in 32 overs, Ross Hanekom Nouman Aslam and Sam Quinn (8 runs not out, Bledlow Village CC and Gateway School) saw Buckinghamshire through to a comfortable victory
Apart from the last five overs of the Berkshire innings another competent performance
Buckinghamshire won by 6 Wickets
At the end of the festival Essex were first, with Buckinghamshire in second place, Berkshire third and Cornwall fourth
A very successful festival for Buckinghamshire who only came second to the winners, Essex by fewer bonus points, both sides having won two games and tied one game
U10
Monday 2 August -v- Dorset at Dean Park Bournemouth
Wednesday 4 August -v- Oxfordshire at Tiddington CC
U11
Sunday 25 July -v- Kent at The Lee CC
Wednesday 28 July -v- Essex at Buckingham Town CC |
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