Sutton and Miller achieve top spots

Iwan IzzardLee SummonsDaniel Sutton
 
As usual at the end of each cricket season, Paul and Janice Webb research the statistics for batting and bowling in Division One of the Pembroke County Cricket League, sponsored by Thomas Carroll Group PLC, with Dan Sutton (Johnston) easily scoring the most runs and Andrew Miller (Neyland) claiming the most wickets.
 
The Webbs have done a wonderful job, particularly so this season because Paul has been chairman of the Pembroke County Cricket Club and captain of one of the Welsh Veterans’ teams.
 

Sutton smashes runs galore . . .

 
On the batting front, Sutton smashed no fewer than five of the 13 centuries scored in the top echelon, his tally of 936 runs easily dominating the batting stakes ahead of Cresselly’s Iwan Izzard (618, including two ‘tons’) and Lee Summons (Johnston  (532).
 
As well as the figures below, they also provide details of best averages and there is no doubt that the most remarkable statistic comes from Dan Cherry, the former Glamorgan run-maker now back at Cresselly and playing whenever his work at the Swalec Stadium, Cardiff, allowed.
 
Dan batted six times and was 18th in the total runs scored column but with four not outs in his 312 total his average was a thumping 159.5!


 Andrew Miller Tom DaviesDan Flynn

. . . And Miller makes batsmen struggle!

 
Neyland veteran Andrew Miller has previously won the best batsman award but as he’s moved down the order has increased his value as a canny slow bowler to claim 37 wickets, just one ahead of Carew’s pace man Tom Davies and three in front of another spinner in Dan Flynn (St Ishmaels).
 
But with best averages as a consideration the table looks different because Whitland skipper Iestyn Scourfield’s runs per wicket stood at a creditable 10.23, marginally ahead of talented young Carew fast bowler Shaun Whitfield, with 10.46 and Haverfordwest’s Simon Holliday (11.08), who were 8th, 7th and 11th respectively in the ‘Most Wickets’ list!
 

Fewer all-rounders but ‘Jammer’ battles on for Johnston

 
Richard JamesThere were fewer all-rounders than in other seasons as only Simon Holliday and Carew’s Rhys Davies featured in both the batting and bowling tables. Holliday ended up with third in the bowling in terms of averages and eighth in the batting, whilst Davies was 10th in the batting and 14th in the bowling.
 
And finally, a word of praise for Johnston’s veteran bowler Richard James, who is now close to 60 but still played with the enthusiasm of a much younger man at Glebelands as he grabbed 21 wickets in 12 matches – so well done ‘Jammer’ but watch those dodgy knees!
 
And well done also to Paul and Janice for their yeoman work respectively as player and scorer – and Paul for doing a good job as county club chairman too!




BATTING
Name Club Innings N/0s 50s 100s      H/S   Runs Average
Dan Sutton Johnston 15 2 2 5 138 936 72.01
Iwan Izzard Cresselly 15 4 3 2        119* 618 56.18
Lee Summons Johnston 16 1 1 1 107 532 35.46
Tim Hicks Carew 11 4 6 0 79 505 72.14
Adam Chandler Cresselly 13 2 2 1 118 469 42.63
Kyle Marsh Kilgetty 16 0 1 1 105 457 28.56
Simon Holliday Haverfordwest 13 5 2 1         151* 453 56.42
Patrick Bellerby Neyland 15 3 2 1         114* 445 37.08
Paul Murray Neyland 13 1 4 0           87* 434 36.16
Phil Cockburn St Ishmaels 14 4 3 0 76 395 39.5
Wayne Howells Whitland 10 1 5 0 84 389 43.22
Phil Williams Cresselly 16 2 2 0           80* 385 27.51
Peter Bradshaw St Ishmaels 13 4 2 0           62* 376 41.77
Will Spreadbury Whitland 14 2 2 1         105* 375 31.25
Jonathan Thomas Whitland 10 2 2 0 90 356 32.36
Tom Scourfield Carew 15 3 1 0            55* 329 27.41
Dan Cherry Cresselly 6 4 3 0 54 319 159.51
B McDermott-Jenkins Lawrenny 14 1 2 0 58 304 23.28
Joe Kidney Lawrenny 14 2 2 0           69* 301 25.18
Rhys Davies Carew 12 4 2 0 66 301 37.62



BOWLING
Name Club  Overs Maidens   Runs Wkts Best Fig Average
Iestyn Scourfield Whitland 124.4 20 466 26 4 for 19 10.23
Shaun Whitfield Carew 84.1 10 293 28 4 for 7 10.46
Simon Holliday Haverfordwest 87.4 22 255 23 5 for 29 11.08
Tom Davies Carew 152.1 26 453 36 6 for 20  12.58
Nick Koomen Neyland 57.4 6 240 19 4 for 33 12.63
Andrew Miller Neyland 139.3 16 476 37 6 for 30 12.86
Neil Gregory Cresselly 112 24 379 25 4 for 19 15.16
Rhys Davies Carew 101.3 23 324 21 4 for 17 15.42
Ceri Brace Carew 99.3 14 344 22 6 for 34 15.63
Johnny White Haverfordwest 106.1 17 396 25 5 for 22 15.84
Dan Flynn St Ishmaels 150 23 551 34 5 for 24 16.21
Andrew Pawlett St Ishmaels 150 24 477 29 5 for 44 16.44
Andrew Palmer St Ishmaels 148 23 536 29 4 for 50 18.48
Dan James Cresselly 113 28 370 20 5 for 21 18.51
Ryan Lewis Cresselly 89.5 13 378 20 3 for 18 18.91
Richard James Johnston 96.1 12 404 21 5 for 12 19.23
Matthew Davies Whitland 145.1 16 598 31 5 for 38 19.29
Kurtis Marsh Kilgetty 94.5 14 382 18 4 for 28 21.22
Rob Williams Lawrenny 105.2 15 384 18 5 for 23 21.33
Ross Hardy Kilgetty 139 35 435 18 3 for 18 24.16