DIVISION ONE:

Cresselly seals silverware with vital victory

 

Cresselly 108 for 3 (19) beat Burton 74 for 9 (4) by 34 runs

Cresselly won the toss and chose to bat first in this vital game against Burton, a tactic which worked as they reached three figures comfortable and bowled and fielded well to take the silverware, which was presented to skipper Chrissie Toy by Andrew Scott-Davies, the league chairman.

Megan Arthur, Ffion Ashman and Lucy Davies all reached the retirement target and then Lucy led the bowling with her off-sin to cause havoc, ably assisted Caitlin Lewis and Ffion.

Finola Scale, Yasmin Kiff and Anna Ridge all managed to get started but no-one was able to stay long enough to put real pressure on Cresselly as they marched confidently to the section silverware without losing a single match.

Cresselly Innings:

Megan Arthur 25*, Lucy Johnson 25*, Ffion Ashman 28*, Eleri Williams 10

Chloe Lewis 2-21, Rhiannon Morgan 1-21

Burton Innings:

Finola Scale 21, Anna Ridge 11, Yasmin Kiff 13

Caitlin Lewis 2-21, Lucy Johnson 5-8, Ffion Ashman 1-13

Umpires: Matthew Lewis & Dan Ridge

Scorers: Lewis Hewlett-Dyer & Helen McMillan

Hook ladies ease home against The Dock

 

Hook 104 for 7 (19) beat Pembroke Dock (8) 101 for 9 by 3 wickets

Pembroke Dock won the toss and batted first against Hook at Imble Lane and played well against a side which has to settle for second spot in the table despite collecting almost maximum points.

Abbey Price, Rachel Sander and Carys Lloyd were the pick of The Dock batters as Maisie Davies and Tia Rees collected two wickets apiece against them – then skipper Sam Rossiter stroked a maximum score before retiring and Emilia Wilson followed her earlier wicket with more runs as an ace all-rounder.

Katie Gibbins and Poppy Price bowled really well for the homesters but in the final analysis Hook’s greater experience pulled them through.

Hook Innings:

Sam Rossiter 25*, Emilia Wilson 24

Katie Gibbins 2–18, Poppy Price 2-23

Pembroke Dock:

Abbey Price 25*, Rachel Sander 13, Carys Lloyd 13

Maisie Davies 2-9, Tia Rees 2-14, Emilia Wilson 1-12

Umpires: Nick Daley & Simon Richards

 

The Town take the points against ever-improving Pembroke

 

Pembroke 84 for 4 (6) lost to Haverfordwest 85 for 4 (16) runs by six wickets

Haverfordwest finished the season on a positive note as they travelled to Pembroke and won at Treleet after restricting the home side to 84 for 4 and then reaching their target with wickets and overs in hand.

Jamie Dufresnoy-John led the home batting and Bobby Neale was her usual reliable self as Carys Pullin bowled well for The Town – and when Pembroke bowled it was Jodie Lewis and Summer Russant who shared the wickets for Pembroke.

But Ali Wadia reached the retirement qualification and there were also runs for Nina Bishop and Ehlana Lister to give The Twon their second win – whilst Pembroke still seek success but are growing in confidence as the weeks go by!

Pembroke Innings:

Jamie Dufresnoy-John 25*, Bobby. Neale 14*

Cerys Pullin 2-9

Haverfordwest Innings:

Ali Wadia 26*, Nina Bishop 20, Ehlana Lister 13

Summer Russant 2-20, Jodie Lewis 2-21

Umpires: Callum Davies & Richard Scriven

Scorers: Ginny Davies

DIVISION TWO:

 

 

Tish take a big step towards moving up

 

St Ishmaels 112 for 1 (18) beat Saundersfoot 108 for 6 (5) by 9 wickets

St Ishmaels and Saundersfoot are locked at the top of the section table after Tish travelled to the seaside and came away with a hugely convincing victory to haul themselves level with their opponents on 118 points.

Tish elected to field first but Saundersfoot batted well to pass three figures thanks to Madi Neye, Jen Thomas and a massive 38 extras as Rachel Maguire, Lola Phillips and Charl Couston-Weller were the main Tish bowlers.

Then the tireless Linzi Picton and big-hitting Jo Bradshaw both batted well to reach 25 before Cath Orton and Tracey Chandra finished off some excellent batting and were assisted by an even larger total of 38 extras to give Tish a vital victory!

St Ishmaels Innings: 

Linzi Picton 25*, Jo Bradshaw 25*, Cath Orton 13*, Tracey Chandra 15*, Extras 30

Anya Benton 1-21

Saundersfoot Innings: Madi Neye 23, Jen Thomas 20, Extras 38

Rachel Maguire 1-12, Lola Phillips 1-19, Charl Couston-Weller 1-28

Umpires: Chris Parker & Johnny Lewis

Scorers: Roger Stanford & Clarissa Lewis

Llangwm win with ease

 

Whitland 60 for 6 (4) lost to Llangwm 61 for 3 (16) by 7 wickets

At Whitland, Llangwm chose to field first and their bowling attack had good figures for Lily Thomas, Daisy and Zoe Brick as only Lani Hogben batted really well, with some support from Bex Swanson but only managing to reach a final tally of 60 for 5 in their 20 overs.

Then Llangwm soon settled into their stride via Zoe Brick, Rosie and Lily Thomas so that although there was a wicket apiece for Bex Swanson, Amy Morgan and Tegan Ryan the visitors reached their target in only 16.3 overs.

Whitland Innings:

Lani Hogben 27*, Bex Swanson 12

Lily Thomas 3-8, Daisy Brick 2-9, Zoe Brick 1-9

Llangwm Innings: 13-3 overs

Rosie Thomas 18*, Lilly Thomas 17, Zoe Brick 15

Bex Swanson 1-8, Amy Morgan 1-17, Teagan Ryan 1-19

Umpires: Ben Rodea & Simon Brick

Scorers: Amber Rodea & Sara Jeffrey

 

Powerful batting sees Lady Rooks beat battling Kilgetty

 

Carew 142 for 2 (16) beat Kilgetty 97 for 3 (5) by 45 runs

At Kilgetty.  Carew chose to bat first against the basement battlers and their ploy paid off as Kristin Jordan and Kate Chandler-Hall showed their high batting skills alongside Alys Silcox to reach a very challenging score of 142 for 2.

Kilgetty showed a big improvement in their batting skills as they almost reached three figures, with Phoebe Frearson leading the way but Carew pocketed their third win of the campaign as the final placings will be decided in next week’s final exciting round of matches.

 

Carew Innings:

Kristin Jordan 28*, Kate Chandler-Hall 25*, Alys Silcox 19

Lewis Hughes 1-15

Kilgetty Innings:

Phoebe Frearson 22,

Gwennie Hicks 1-15, Freya Hicks 1-17

Umpires: Colin Williams & Robert Hicks

Scorers: Chloe Bland & Emma Hicks


 

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