Brocklesby Park Cricket Club

Brocklesby Park against Hainton at Brocklesby Park on 07/06/2000

Innings of Brocklesby Park

Batsman How Out Fielder Bowler Score 4s 6s
1 G.White Bowled G.Sleight 3 0 0
2 R.Smith Bowled J.Milligan-Manby 29 3 0
3 JG.Hutchinson Run Out 44 1 0
4 SC.Turner Run Out 5 0 0
5 DS.Williamson Run Out 0 0 0
6 MCB.Burbidge Bowled J.Wright 1 0 0
7 NJ.Beacock Bowled J.Wright 0 0 0
8 N.Twinn Bowled J.Wright 2 0 0
9 J.Geldard Caught Chamberlin J.Wright 2 0 0
10 JD.Burbidge Not Out 1 0 0
11 EJ.Beacock DNB -
Extras 5
14.0 Overs Total 92/9
1 4 2 56 3 73 4 73 5 80
G.White R.Smith SC.Turner DS.Williamson MCB.Burbidge
6 80 7 88 8 91 9 92 10 -
NJ.Beacock JG.Hutchinson N.Twinn J.Geldard -

Bowling (8-ball Overs)

Bowler Overs Maidens Runs Wickets
1 G.Sleight 4.0 0 29 1
2 J.Haxby 4.0 0 15 0
3 J.Milligan-Manby 3.0 0 26 1
4 J.Wright 3.0 0 17 4


Innings of Hainton

Batsman How Out Fielder Bowler Score 4s 6s
1 D.Hutchinson Run Out 3 0 0
2 J.Milligan-Manby Bowled DS.Williamson 5 0 0
3 J.Basford Caught NJ.Beacock EJ.Beacock 15 1 0
4 J.Haxby Bowled J.Geldard 6 0 0
5 J.Wright Caught NJ.Beacock EJ.Beacock 1 0 0
6 G.Sleight Not Out 5 0 0
7 F.Chamberlin Bowled EJ.Beacock 3 0 0
8 R.Frankish Bowled J.Geldard 0 0 0
9 J.Stephenson Bowled J.Geldard 0 0 0
10 D.Chamberlin Not Out 1 0 0
11 B.Chamberlin DNB -
Extras 4
14.0 Overs Total 43/8
1 5 2 12 3 31 4 33 5 33
D.Hutchinson J.Milligan-Manby J.Haxby J.Basford J.Wright
6 40 7 41 8 42 9 43 10 -
F.Chamberlin R.Frankish J.Stephenson - -

Bowling (8-ball Overs)

Bowler Overs Maidens Runs Wickets
1 JD.Burbidge 4.0 0 8 0
2 DS.Williamson 4.0 1 16 1
3 EJ.Beacock 3.0 0 8 3
4 J.Geldard 3.0 0 9 3


Brocklesby Park won by 49 runs

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