Champions Llangwm win derby at Oatfield Park

 

Burton (122 all out) lost to Llangwm (123 for 8) by 2 wickets

 
Umpires: Neil Thomas & Brian Griffiths
Scorers: Janice Webb & Janice Brick
 
Champions Llangwm gained a thoroughly deserved victory against close neighbours Burton who have agonisingly lost out on promotion as a result.

The hosts opened the batting with only No 6 batsman James Davies (51, including six fours and two sixes)) settled at the crease despite cameos by Jack Davies (10) and James Venables (25).

Steve Mills was Llangwm’s chief wicket taker (3 for 15), supported by Chris Inward (2 for 25) and Matthew Kiff (2 for 35), alongside Ollie Davies (1 for 17) and Luke Brock (1 for 6) as the home team reached 122 all out.

Opener Will Beresford (32) played confidently as Joe Kiff (18), skipper Matthew Kiff (14), Luke Brock (13) and Chris Inward (24) eased Llangwm to victory as the team were delighted to go the whole season without losing a game.

Burton’s wicket takers were Jack Davies (3 for 29), James Davies (2 for 28), Luke Hayman (2 for 32) and Jonnie Scale (1 for 14).




 

Impressive McGilloway century helps Stags to victory

 

Lamphey (241 for 8) beat Hook (132 all out) by 109 runs

 
Umpires: Chris Stapleton & Ian Gow
Scorer: Helen Hodges (Lamphey)
 
A sparkling century by Peter McGilloway set-up a comfortable victory for Lamphey at home against Hook as both teams came into this game without any worry of promotion or relegation.

The Stags opened the batting with McGilloway setting the tone with a brilliant 113 (15 fours and a six) before he was bowled by Aled Phelps, and he was ably assisted by teammates David Blackwell (52, with seven boundaries) and Grant Cole (31) as they set a challenging total of 241 for 8.

Hook’s chief wicket taker was Aled Phelps with an impressive 4 for 39,  and there was two wickets each for Brennan Martin (2 for 34) and Chris Holder (2 for 50).

In reply, Hook struggled to keep up with the Stags’ run rate as they lost wickets regularly. The visitors’ run gatherers were Jake Wicks (40), Lewis Miller 22, Lee Morgan 19, and Bradley Flood (16).

Leading the bowling charge for Lamphey was Hywel Gibbs who finished with an impressive (3 for 26) alongside Grant Cole (2 for 2), Shaun Donohoe (2 for 45), Jonathan Edwards (1 for 15) and David Dredge (1 for 0 from his only delivery) restricted the visitors to 132 all out.

 

Dock fall short against The Rooks but still go up

 

Carew (132 for 3) beat Pembroke Dock (131 all out) by 7 wickets

 
Scorer: Nicola Murray (Pembroke Dock)
 
Carew Seconds gained a comfortable seven-wicket victory against Pembroke Dock, who must have thought their chance of promotion had gone up in smoke until news filtered through that fellow contenders Burton had also lost.

The Dock batted first and they struggled against the accurate bowling of Barry Evans (3 for 18) and Kerry Waters (3 for 24) alongside success for George Waters (2 for 23) and Ceri Brace (2 for 31). Only George Smith (37) and Nick Daley looked steady at the crease for the Dock as the innings closed on 131 all out.

In reply, Handy Shapcott (51no, with eight boundaries) cracked an undefeated half century and he found useful knocks from Tom Scourfield (46, including six fours and a six)), Iori Hicks (13no) and Ceri Brace (12) who guided the Rooks over the finishing line.

Billy Wood (1 for 26), Connor Carroll (1 for 23) and Nick Daley (1 for 29) took wickets in vain for the bitterly-disappointed, but ultimately delighted, Dock players.

 

Chalkie White leads Pembroke to comfortable win

 

Pembroke (228 for 3) beat Haverfordwest 2nds (120 for 3) by 108 runs

 
Scorer: Natalie Thomas (Haverfordwest)
 
Pembroke proved too strong for relegated Haverfordwest 2nds as they eased to a 108 runs victory at Treleet in a match which was reduced to 35 overs due to the wet weather and the later start.

The hosts batted first, and leading by example was a brilliant innings by Paul ‘Chalkie’ White who scored 92 (8 fours and a six),  and desperately unlucky not to reach a century. There were also excellent half centuries by Luke Butler (53, seven fours) and Jon Rogers (57no, with 7 fours and a six) as they reached an impressive 228 for 3.

The Town second-string wicket takers were Nigel Morgan (2 for 41) and Seth Woodhouse (1 for 51).
Ashoka (8 fours in his 45) batted well for the visitors and he was supported well by Nigel Morgan (29no) and Jason Phillips (22no), but they were always well behind the run rate, with the team suffered the indignity of not winning a single game all season.

Pembroke’s wicket takers were Jack Harries (1 for 12), Steve Durston (1 for 27) and George Davies.



















 

Match cancelled

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