Full programme as top teams show their strength


 
Division One:

 

Cresselly 130 for 3 (19) beat Pembroke 39 for 9 (2) by 91 runs

 
 

Cresselly utilised their wealth of experience as they elected to bat first and built up a formidable total from their experienced batters before using their depth of bowling strength to shift Pembroke, who lost early wickets and found it hard going, despite the yeoman efforts of Sophie Jelly - and in a brave rearguard action. Chloe Jones and Jamie Moseley were the principal Pembroke bowlers.
 
Ffion Ashman, Eleri Williams and Lucy Johnson were the main run-getters for Cresselly and Ms Ashman joined Meg Arthur and Caitlin Lewis in grabbing the bulk of the wickets.
 
Cresselly Innings:
Ffion Ashman 25*, Eleri Williams 26*, Lucy Johnson 25*
Chloe Jones 2-23, Jamie Moseley 1-18
Pembroke Innings: Sophie Jelly 10*
Caitlin Lewis 3-12, Meg Arthur 2-4, Ffion Ashman 2-4
 
Umpires: Peter Johnson & Rob Lewis
Scorer: Ginny Davies
 
 
 


 

Hook 160 for 1 (20) beat Haverfordwest 26 all out (1) by 134 runs

 
 

Hook also showed their immense batting strength as they elected to bat first and amassed 160 runs whilst losing only one wicket - and then removed a depleted Town team cheaply as their bowlers showed their strike power.
 
Hook Innings: Jemma Phillips 26*, Emilia Wilson 26*, Kate Farr 25*, Sam Rossiter 17*
Ellen Keen 1-24
Haverfordwest Innings: Emilia Wilson 2-4, Tia Rees 4-6, Kacey Arran 2-1
 
Umpires:  Simon Richards & Richard Scriven
Scorer: Gareth Richards
   

 

 

Pembroke Dock 83 for 9 (5) lost to Burton (84 for 3) by 7 wickets

 
Pembroke Dock chose to bat at Oatfield Park but could only muster a score they might have wished to improve upon but were kept under pressure in the field as Burton reached their target in the 14th over.
 
Pembroke Dock Innings:  Katie Griffiths 17*, Chloe Lloyd 13
Chloe Lewis 4-4, Becca Barton 1-15
Burton Innings: Becca Barton 25*, Anna Ridge 25*
Kate Gibbons 1-16
 
Umpires: Josh Davies and Dan Ridge
Scorer: Dianne Morris
 
 





 

Division Two:

 

Whitland 132 for 1 (19) beat Kilgetty 82 for 9 (4) by 50 runs

 
 

Whitland enjoyed their visit to Kingsmoor and found the wicket very much to their liking after opting to bat first and building up a sizeable score via their top three batters.

Kilgetty battled away in their innings but a superb spell of bowling by Fflur Davies saw them fall well short in a game played in the best of spirits.


 
Whitland Innings: Kelly Rogers 27*, Lani Hogben 27*, Fflur Davies 25* Lewis Hughes 1-17



Kilgetty Batting: Lily Ormond 10
Fflur Davies 5 -2
 
 
 

 

Llangwm 105 for 4 (5) lost to St Ishmaels 111 for 0 (17) by 10 wickets

 
 

Llangwm produced a solid batting display, led again by skipper Lucy Asson and the Brick girls but then found it impossible to curtail Tish batters when they joined the fray and all four who arrived at the crease were retired or not out at the end to give them a big win at Pill Parks.
 

Llangwm Innings:  Pam Asson 25*, Daisy Brick 21*, Zoe Brick 14*
Tei Tallet 1-18, Tracey Chandra 1-7


St Ishmaels Innings:  Linzi Picton 25*, Jo Bradshaw 30*, Cath Orton 27*, Lucy Patterson 16*
 


Umpires Toby Asson and Johnny Lewis
Scorers: Sara Jeffrey and Poppy Kucyj
 
 




 

Carew 103 for 5 (5) lost to Saundersfoot 104 for 1 (17) by 9 wickets

 
Extras were a major feature in this entertaining tussle as Carew had 34 when they batted but then conceded 43 before Saundersfoot won at home with nine wickets in hand as Jacquie Goodwin top scored for The Rookettes and Thalia Ennis did the same for the Lady Seasiders!
 
Carew Innings: Jacquie Goodwin 28*, Extras 34
Charlotte Lord 2-14
Saundersfoot Innings: Thalia Ennis 25*, Madi Neye 22*, Extras 43
 
Umpire: Chris Parker