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Post by lancsdes on Sept 3, 2018 8:02:38 GMT
Sep 1st ; Some cracking games but Rainford v Rainhill that I attended, wasn’t one of them BOOTLE 190-9 (58.0 overs) (Davies 44, V Tripathi 39, Purser 26; Vahaluwala 3-27, Sabbir Patel 3-44) v FORMBY 218-9d (55) (Smithies 49, Seward 33, Aitchison 30, Sutton 23, Vahaluwala 21; Liptrot 4-66) Result: match drawn Toss: Bootle Points: Bootle (4 bat pts + 4 bowl pts), Formby (4 bat pts + 4 bowl pts) ldcc.play-cricket.com/website/results/3404818 Karl Brown bowled for 18 by veteran former Worcester seamer , Chris Liptrot. Parry out for 14. Parry 19-2-42-2 HIGHFIELD 93 (40.3) (Hargreaves 24, Gaskell 21, Moxham 21; Lees 4-20, Maddock 4-2Cool v ORMSKIRK 236-3d (49) (ADJ Rankin 86, Armstrong 67 [160-1st wkt], Baybutt 38*, Knight 31*) Result: Ormskirk won by 143 runs Toss: Ormskirk Points: Highfield (1 bowl pt), Ormskirk (20 pts + 5 bat pts) ldcc.play-cricket.com/website/results/3404857 Predictable hammering here though George Lavelle out for 1. Tom Hartley 10-5-15-1 LEIGH 234-  (53) (Shallcross 75, Foster 50, Zelem 32, Pearson 23; Bourne 6-79) v WALLASEY 179-6 (53) (Wilcox 43, DM Beaver 43, Leckey 25*, Makol 21, Eagles 20; Bulcock 3-47) Result: match drawn Toss: Leigh Points: Leigh (5 bat pts + 3 bowl pts), Wallasey (3 bat pts + 4 bowl pt) ldcc.play-cricket.com/website/results/3404871 Ross Zelem 32. Dave Snellgrove agrees with me that he is a really good player and at 23 shouldn’t give up hope of playing County Cricket. NEW BRIGHTON 188 (56.2) (Clarke 41, AT Watkins 41, Rowland 34, DR While 23, LC Botes 20; Jenkins 5-58, Campion 5-67) v COLWYN BAY 188 (50.1) (JGT Johansen 62, Hewathanthree 51 [110-3rd wkt], Gidlow 22; Nawab 5-33) Result: match tied Toss: Colwyn Bay Points: New Brighton (15 pts), Colwyn Bay (15 Pts) ldcc.play-cricket.com/website/results/3404884 New Brighton’s supporters must have no nails left after the number of tight games they have had this season. NORTHERN 236- (54.4) (Grey 101, Laker 72 [163-2nd wkt], Brownlow 23; Holden 5-42, Croft 3-3Cool v LYTHAM 232-9 (59) (B Saunders 86, Taaffe 47, Cornall 28, Holden 22; Sephton 7-110) Result: match drawn Toss: Northern Points: Northern (5 bat pts + 4 bowl pts), Lytham (5 bat pts + 4 bowl pts) ldcc.play-cricket.com/website/results/3404899 Stephen Croft 12-0-38-3. Taylor Cornall 8-0-39-0.Lester didn’t bowl Croft out for 4,Lester for 0 and Cornall for 28. RAINFORD 71-1 (11.4) (P Farrar 37, Bailey 25*) v RAINHILL 67 (29) (Williams 27*; Dotters 4-29, Houghton 3-21) Result: Rainford won by 9 wickets Toss: Rainhill Points: Rainford (20 pts + 5 bowl pts), Rainhill (0 pts) ldcc.play-cricket.com/website/results/3404925 Tyler McGladdery out for 12 to Dan Houghton before I got there. McGalddery said he would be putting in a complaint about the pitch but you need your bowlers to take more than one wicket to support that really. Rainford’s captain David Snellgrove broke a wrist in the pre match warm up which didn’t matter today but is not good for their relegation struggle and Cup Final. |
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Post by lancsdes on Sept 8, 2018 22:05:17 GMT
Sadly not a ball bowled in Liverpool Competition today; something that very rarely happens.
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Post by lancsdes on Sept 16, 2018 10:25:37 GMT
Saturday September 15th Further info in subsequent post HIGHFIELD 168 (48.3 overs) (Gaskell 58, Welsby 23, Jump 21; Bourne 6-76, Cross 4-60) v WALLASEY 169-3 (42) (Leckey 60*, Cross 49, Wilcox 41*) Result: Wallasey won by 7 wickets Toss: Highfield Points: Highfield (3 bat pts + 1 bowl pt), Wallasey (20 pts + 5 bowl pts) LEIGH 190- (43.4) (Shallcross 54, Foster 44, Hulbert 22, Pearson 21*; B Saunders 4-24) v LYTHAM 194-8 (40) (McDonagh 43, Stevenson 40, Cornall 39, Jefferson 32*; Bulcock 3-37, Shallcross 3-42) Result: Lytham won by 2 wickets Toss: Leigh Points: Leigh (4 bat pts + 4 bowl pts), Lytham (20 pts + 4 bowl pts) NEW BRIGHTON 227-4 (59) (Rowland 77, AD Clarke 72*, TFW Horrocks 42 [103-3rd wkt]) v BOOTLE 226- (53.4) (Kershaw 54, V Tripathi 53, Farrell 39, Davies 32*; Nawab 5-62) Result: New Brighton won by 6 wickets Toss: New Brighton Points: New Brighton (20 pts), Bootle (5 bat pts + 2 bowl pts) NORTHERN 252-4d (51.5) (Grey 101*, Brownlow 58 [100-4th wkt], Snow 38*) v FORMBY 196 (53.5) (Aitchison 51, Seward 39, Sutton 25, Parry 24, Smithies 20; Sephton 8-61) Result: Northern won by 56 runs Toss: Northern Points: Northern (20 pts + 5 bat pts), Formby (4 bat pts + 2 bowl pts) ORMSKIRK 132-6 (36) (Lavelle 35, Armstrong 26; Williams 3-54) v RAINHILL 220-4d (50) (McGladdery 124, Clarke 34* [114-4th wkt], Higham 25) Result: match drawn Toss: Rainhill Points: Ormskirk (2 bat pts + 2 bowl pts), Rainhill (5 bat pts + 3 bowl pts) RAINFORD 132 (32.1) (Edgeworth 45, Kelly 33; Jenkins 6-37, Campion 3-47) v COLWYN BAY 178-9d (49.1) (Holtby 52*, Morris 40, Gidlow 29; Dotters 5-42, Davies 3-50) Result: Colwyn Bay won by 46 runs Toss: Colwyn Bay Points: Rainford (2 bat pts + 4 bowl pts), Colwyn Bay (20 pts + 3 bat pts) _________________ |
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Post by lancsdes on Sept 16, 2018 10:26:50 GMT
Summary scores are in previous post ldcc.play-cricket.com/website/results/3404992 ldcc.play-cricket.com/website/results/3404997 39 off 52 balls for Taylor Cornall ldcc.play-cricket.com/website/results/3405015 Will Hale made 9 ldcc.play-cricket.com/website/results/3405028 Stephen Parry 11-0-42-0 and 24 off 21 balls. Sam Oldham out for 1. Thomas Sephton ‘s extraordinary season for the Champions finished with a hat trick. Tom Bailey made 8 batting number four and took 9-1-31-2 bowling first change ldcc.play-cricket.com/website/results/3405046 Tyler McGladdery will have made runners up Ormskirk very glad he will be playing for them next season with 124 off 139 balls ; 15 4s and 3 6s. His Lancs seconds team mate Tom Hartley took some stick (15-1-76-1). Hartley scored 24 not out and Lavelle 35 in the reply ldcc.play-cricket.com/website/results/3405049 Lancs may play at Colwyn Bay next year but Rainford sadly won’t. THE FINAL TABLE ECB PREMIER LEAGUE . . . . . . . . . . bonus points . . . . . . . . . . . . W W D/L D/L pen . . P W WCn WDf T D (D) L LCn LDf ND (ND) Ab bat bwl bat bwl pts PTS . . 20 25 25 15 . . -10 -10 5 5 . . . . . . 1 Northern 22 16 0 0 0 3 (0) 2 0 0 0 (0) 1 44 15 11 18 0 413 CL 2 Ormskirk 22 13 0 0 0 3 (0) 5 0 0 0 (0) 1 40 10 16 17 0 348 L 3 Formby 22 10 0 0 0 5 (0) 5 0 0 0 (0) 2 26 20 25 35 0 316 L 4 Bootle 22 9 0 0 0 4 (0) 6 0 0 2 (0) 1 23 5 32 29 0 284 L 5 Leigh 22 9 0 0 0 3 (0) 8 0 0 1 (0) 1 16 10 29 36 0 281 L 6 Rainhill 22 8 0 0 0 5 (0) 8 0 0 0 (0) 1 13 15 35 35 0 263 L 7 Lytham 22 8 0 0 0 4 (0) 7 0 0 1 (0) 2 8 9 25 30 0 247 L 8 Wallasey 22 7 0 0 0 4 (0) 10 0 0 0 (0) 1 11 15 27 49 0 247 9 Colwyn Bay 22 6 0 0 1 5 (0) 9 0 0 0 (0) 1 8 9 35 44 0 236 10 New Brighton 22 7 0 0 1 2 (0) 10 0 0 1 (0) 1 2 17 17 30 0 231 11 Rainford 22 4 0 0 0 2 (1) 15 0 0 0 (1) 1 4 5 41 54 0 189 R 12 Highfield 22 2 0 0 0 5 (0) 14 0 0 0 (0) 1 9 0 46 47 1 146 R |
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Post by werneth on Sept 16, 2018 18:17:09 GMT
Thaanks for that regular round-up Des, it's always interesting to see what the Lancs players are doing. But I have seen no mention of Hameed who seems to have gone off the radar since he and Jones were dropped. Do you know if he has made any subsequent appearances in the league?
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Post by lancsdes on Sept 16, 2018 20:07:17 GMT
Hi Werneth. I’m fairly sure that Hameed’s last league appearance for Formby was his 80 odd at Rainhill on Aug 5. He may have made some cup appearances on Sunday but that is all I know.
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Post by werneth on Sept 17, 2018 6:54:27 GMT
Thanks for that, Des. Cheers.
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Post by lancsdes on Apr 19, 2019 20:41:30 GMT
It would be to an exaggeration to say that I get excited about anything nowadays but still looking forward to spending a few Saturdays on pleasant grounds with non-limited overs proper cricket and without the ludicrous devaluation of the currency of the game, the run, that we have witnessed today.
I haven’t seen any list this winter of any moves between clubs so no doubt some will catch me out in my summaries.
From old competition website
The weekend's matches
Friday 19th April 2019
The long winter is over, spring is here and with it the new cricket season.
In the ECB Premier League, reigning champions, Northern, entertain Rainhill whilst newly promoted Orrell Red Triangle play their first ever match in the top flight when they entertain last season's runners up, Ormskirk.
The most ridiculous of fixtures is that of Colwyn Bay having to face the 260 mile round trip to Lytham on Easter Saturday. The powers that be must have had their brains somewhere else when that fixture came out of the hat.
Southport and Birkdale, First Division winners last season, have to wait until Monday for their first match when they take on Formby at Cricket Path.
There's a west coast derby in the First Division at Sea Cop were Fleetwood Hesketh host neighbours Ainsdale.
Wigan face Highfield in a Wigan derby at Bull Hey.
Last season's Second Division winners Old Xaverians and runners up, Northop Hall, meet at Beaconsfield Road.
Liverpool travel to newcomers Norley Hall who make their début in the Liverpool Competition.
Saturday 20th April (1:00 pm)
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ECB Premier League
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Leigh v Wallasey Chris Dunn and Lol Watts
Lytham v Colwyn Bay Naeem Ashraf and Craig Parkinson
New Brighton v Bootle John Farrell and Martin Seward
Northern v Rainhill Alistair Davies and Chris Spencer
Orrell Red Triangle v Ormskirk Paddy Brown and Ian Laurence
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First Division
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Fleetwood Hesketh v Ainsdale Les Knowles and Dave Wood
Newton le Willows v Sefton Park Dave Laybourne and Phil Luxon
Old Xaverians v Northop Hall Steve Edwards and Neil Galbraith
Rainford v Prestatyn Chris Burns and Bernard Teebay
Wigan v Highfield Stephen Fildes and Andy Webb
Wavertree v Birkenhead Park Ian Craven and Don Searle
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Second Division
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Alder v Sutton Arthur Ashley and Ron Morris
Burscough v St Helens Town Norman Edwards and Martin James
Hightown St Mary's v Parkfield Liscard Chris Coxhead and Gareth Fishwick
Maghull v Southport Trinity Barry Evans and Dave Scrutton
Norley Hall v Liverpool Hugh Evans and Gareth Townsend
Spring View v Caldy John Lawton and John Pearson
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Monday 22nd April (1:00 pm)
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Formby v Southport and Birkdale John Farrell and Rob Jansen
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Post by stig7tfm on Apr 19, 2019 21:53:45 GMT
Just so you're aware Livingstone is set to play for Nantwich again this season when schedules allow.
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Post by chris on Apr 20, 2019 17:02:36 GMT
I haven’t seen any list this winter of any moves between clubs so no doubt some will catch me out in my summaries. Not seen a full list, not even online on the Liverpool Echo website, but:Tyler McGladdery has gone to Ormskirk from RainhillDan Houghton has gone to NorthernMattie McKiernan returned to LeighRoss Zelem has joined Lytham
but I suspect all have missed out on Lancs careers. The Lancs seconds seem to be young these days and Cheshire based!
I see also Jesse Ryder is at New Brighton and Tatenda Taibu joinns Formby
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Post by Admin on Apr 20, 2019 18:57:50 GMT
Palace Shield Division 6
Wyre 2nds 143 Bretherton 1st 134
Yours truly got 10 for Wyre it's down in the book as 12 not complaining though
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Post by chris on Apr 21, 2019 7:17:00 GMT
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Post by lancsdes on Apr 21, 2019 20:39:28 GMT
Thanks for the info above Chris Good starts for new clubs for Tyler McGladdery and Taylor Cornall, both who have played for Lancashire 2nds though only one in a winning cause. Great result for promoted Orrell LEIGH 204- (53.0 overs) (Foster 63, Hulbert 51, Pearson 27*, Farrar 26, Davies 26; Ruikar 4-62) v WALLASEY 163-7 (52) (DM Beaver 50, Leckey 24*; Pearson 3-29, Rotherham 3-39) Result: match drawn Toss: Leigh Points: Leigh (4 bat pts + 3 bowl pts), Wallasey (3 bat pts + 4 bowl pts,) ldcc.play-cricket.com/website/results/3763108 No real county interest here with Matt McKiernan not playing LYTHAM 108-8 (53) (Holden 31, Roberts 20; Jenkins 5-43) v COLWYN BAY 203-4d (55) (Westwell 60, Campion 53*, Gidlow 41) Result: match drawn Toss: Colwyn Bay Points: Lytham (1 bat pt + 2 bowl pts), Colwyn Bay (4 bat pts + 4 bowl pts) ldcc.play-cricket.com/website/results/3763110 Ross Zelem’s appearances for Lancs seconds several years ago now. Out for 18 on Latham debut NEW BRIGHTON 190 (54.4) (Clarke 83, MJ Hale 30*, DR While 24; Jhangir Liaqat 3-40, Purser 3-7Cool v BOOTLE 178 (49.1) (Purser 56, Kershaw 30) Result: New Brighton won by 12 runs Toss: New Brighton Points: New Brighton (20 pts + 4 bat pts), Bootle (3 bat pts + 5 bowl pts) ldcc.play-cricket.com/website/results/3763120 Will Hale , a contemporary of Zelem in Lancs seconds and a habitually heavy scorer making just ten for Bootle NORTHERN 171-2 (42.4) (Cornall 75, Grey 44, Laker 43*) v RAINHILL 168 (54.4) (Vandome 91, Qaisar Ashraf 27; Sephton 6-40) Result: Northern won by 8 wickets Toss: Rainhill Points: Northern (20 pts + 5 bowl pts), Rainhill (3 bat pts + 1 bowl pt) ldcc.play-cricket.com/website/results/3763139 Taylor Cornall making a good start for new club, his runs coming of 87 balls with 8 4s Dan Houghton played but neither batted or bowled for his new club ; something which often happens to players at Northern. ORRELL RED TRIANGLE 193 (49.2) (R Everett 78, Siddiq Patel 40, AJ Mottram 78; Barnes 4-24, Hartley 4-43) v ORMSKIRK 191 (40.5) (McGladdery 77, Robinson 35, Lavelle 30; Heeley 3-21, Ali Sartaj 3-53) Result: Orrell Red Triangle won by 2 runs Toss: Orrell Red Triangle Points: Orrell Red Triangle (20 pts + 4 bat pts), Ormskirk (4 bat pts + 5 bowl pts) ldcc.play-cricket.com/website/results/3763160 Tyler McGladdery 77 off 94 balls with 10 4s and a 6 in a losing cause for his new club. George Lavelle 30 off 35 balls before being run out which was probably crucial.He did not keep wicket. Tom Hartley 16.2-2-43-4 but made a duck. |
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Post by lancsdes on Apr 21, 2019 20:49:18 GMT
The other fixture between Formby and Southport Birkdale takes place on the bank holiday Monday . Will be going to it but not sure if I have Gary Keedy to look forward to or not; hoping he hasn’t retired. Yesterday I went to the first division game at Rainford where Prestatyn were the visitors. The reduction in quality from the Premier League I was watching last year was pretty apparent especially with Rainford having lost Dan Houghton and Prestatyn having lost several players to the Premier League. Good performance from John Dotters and pity he was out with a century there for the taking. ldcc.play-cricket.com/website/results/3765258 The ground looked an absolute picture with blossom of various colours on the trees. |
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Post by lancsdes on Apr 22, 2019 20:41:39 GMT
FORMBY 221-9 (49.4) (Oldham 64, Sutton 59, Ketteringham 32; Firth 3-24, Keedy 3-67) v SOUTHPORT AND BIRKDALE 220-9d (55) (Yates 53, Affleck 25, Gailey 22) Result: Formby won by 1 wicket Toss: Southport and Birkdale Points: Formby (20 pts + 4 bowl pts), Southport and Birkdale (5 bat pts + 4 bowl pts) ldcc.play-cricket.com/website/results/3763096 This match between Formby,( who no longer have Parry, Hameed and Saqib ) and promoted Southport was a real thriller . All four results were possible to the fourth ball of the last over when the game took its final twist and Formby edged home ; a tie would have been a just result. George Burrows bowled three tidy spells for Formby including taking the wicket of Southport’s highest scorer, Bradley Yates in his 10 overs 24-2. I backed Formby to get the 220 runs with some comfort and they started off very quickly. Even after Gary Keedy came on, Ollie Sutton continued to look very good and in that period of the game, off spinner, Chris Cunningham exerted more control . However, once Sutton had gone both spinners slowed the scoring rate and whilst Lancs’ Sam Oldham played a very composed 64 off 96 balls with 11 fours, he holed out unnecessarily off Keedy. The odds kept changing but the ninth wicket went down with eleven needed and a Formby win looked the least likely result. However, in last over bowled by captain Chris Firth who had been excellent until then , Formby got home. In the end at least a couple of dropped catches off Keedy were probably decisive. By common consent of both sets of supporters , a “proper game of cricket” and one very much enjoyed by the novice I took along. |
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(53) (Shallcross 75, Foster 50, Zelem 32, Pearson 23; Bourne 6-79) 
