PHOTOS:
Jamie White - 48 not out for Pembroke Dock
Brad McDermott-Jenkins - superb for Lawrenny
Phil Llewellyn - looked a class act with the Crusaders

 

Pembrokeshire Indoor Cricket League – Week Three

 
 
Participating teams: Cresselly Crusaders; Lawrenny & Pembroke Dock
Umpires: Neil Croucher & Peter Davies
Venue: Tenby Leisure Centre
 
There were young players aplenty in week three of local indoor cricket as Lawrenny won both their games and a Cleddau Crusaders’ team of talented teenagers won one against Pembroke Dock.

Small wonder then that organiser Peter Davies was pleased, with an added bonus that no cricket balls were lost in hits to the roofing area this week!
 

Match One: Pembroke Dock (115 for 4) lost to Cleddau Crusaders (116 for 1)

 
Cleddau Crusaders announced their arrival in indoor cricket with a convincing win over Pembroke Dock, who also included some newcomers as Jamie White led their batting with a stylish 48 not out against good Crusaders bowling from Phil Llewellyn (2 for 11).

The other Crusaders’ bowlers also tried hard but the top scorer for The Dock was ‘Mr Extras’ with 32 runs alongside other useful knocks by Craig Butland (17) and Connor Beynon (18 not out).

Then Llewellyn showed why he is a very good first division player outdoors with 35 not out that included five boundaries, ably assisted by Noah Davies before he was run out for 21, Jacob Lay (21 not out) and Jonathan Clout (9 not out).

The extras column was again kept busy with 30 runs there – and helped the Crusaders stroll home with three overs still left!
 
Scorecard:
 
Pembroke Dock Batting:
Craig Butland b Phil Llewellyn 17
Declan Scourfield b Phil Llewellyn 0
Jamie White not out 48
Geraint Shaw st Tom Carrington b Jonathan Clout 0
Morgan Smith run out 0
Connor Beynon not out 18
Extras 32
Total (4 wickets) 115
 
Cleddau Crusaders Bowling:
Noah Davies 0-17; Phil Llewellyn 2-11; Iwan Griffiths 0-23; Jonathan Clout 1-11; Jacob Lay 0-23.
 
Cleddau Crusaders Batting:
Noah Davies run out 21
Phil Llewellyn not out 35
Jacob Lay not out 21
Jonathan Clout not out 9
Extras 30
Total (1 wicket) 116
 
Pembroke Dock Bowling:
Declan Scourfield 0-21; Craig Butland 0-38; Jamie White 0-15; Geraint Shaw 0-26
 

Match Two: Pembroke Dock (52 all out) lost to Lawrenny (57 for 0)

 
Pembroke Dock didn’t bat well against Lawrenny as they were shot out for only 52 runs, 20 of them scored by Jamie White and with only Connor Beynon (12) again managing double figures.

Harry Thomas, Jamie Lewis, Matthew Kidney and Mathew Lewis shared the wickets for Lawrenny as they also fielded well before skipper Brad McDermott Jenkins smashed 30 quick runs before retiring, finishing with a six, with support from Steve Campbell (13 not out) and Matthew Lewis (9 not out) – and  Lawrenny reached their target without losing a wicket and with overs aplenty in hand!
 
Scorecard:
 
Pembroke Dock Batting:
Craig Butland run out 4
Declan Scourfield run out 5
Jamie White b Jamie Lewis 20
Geraint Shaw b Matthew Lewis 0
Morgan Smith b Matthew Kidney 3
Connor Beynon lbw b Harry Thomas 12
Extras 8
Total (all out) 52
 
Lawrenny Bowling:
Harry Thomas 1-6; Jamie Lewis 1-14; Matthew Lewis 1-6; Matthew Kidney 1-7; Brad McDermott-Jenkins 0-17
 
 
Lawrenny Batting:
Steve Campbell not out 13
Brad McDermott-Jenkins retired 30
Matthew Lewis not out 9
Extras 4
Total (0 wicket) 57
 
Pembroke Dock Bowling:
Declan Scourfield 0-17; Jamie White 0-16; Craig Butland 0-20
 

Match Three: Cleddau Crusaders (83 for 5) lost to Lawrenny (85 for 2)

 
The best match of the afternoon was reserved for the last one as Lawrenny put their greater experience to good effect with victory over the Cleddau Crusaders.

Phil Llewellyn again led the Crusaders’ batting with a cracking innings of 30 before he had to retire, with Noah Davies (15) and Jacob Lay (17) looking comfortable before they were run out in pursuit of quick runs.
Brad McDermott-Jenkins, Matthew Lewis and Matthew Kidney were the Lawrenny wicket-takers – and when they batted Steve Campbell (17) and Matthew Lewis gave them a solid start before both departed to Phil Llewellyn in the Crusaders’ camp.

But then Brad McDermott-Jenkins again intervened with a speedy 30 before retiring, leaving Tom Cole (15 not out) and Matthew Kidney to take Lawrenny home with more than two overs still left in their tally.
 
Scorecard:
 
Cleddau Crusaders Batting:
Noah Davies b Brad McDermott-Jenkins 15
Phil Llewelyn retired 30
Jacob Lay run out 17
Jonathan Clout ct Matthew Kidney b Jamie Lewis 4
Tom Carrington b Matthew Kidney 0
Aled Phelps run out 7
Extras 10
Total (83 for 5)
 
Lawrenny Bowling:
Tom Cole 0-9; Brad McDermott-Jenkins 1-15; Matthew Lewis 0-16; Matthew Kidney 1-7; Jamie Lewis 1-15
 
Lawrenny Batting:
Steve Campbell ct Aled Phelps b Phil Llewellyn 17
Matthew Lewis ct Aled Phelps b Phil Llewellyn 14
Brad McDermott-Jenkins retired 30
Tom Cole not out 15
Matthew Kidney not out 3
Extras 6
Total (2 wickets) 85
 
Cleddau Crusaders Bowling:
Noah Davies 0-13; Phil Llewellyn 2-11; Aled Phelps 0-13; Jonathan Clout 0-22; Jacob lay 0-14