Brocklesby Park Cricket Club

Market Rasen against Brocklesby Park at Market Rasen on 02/08/2015

Innings of Market Rasen

Batsman How Out Fielder Bowler Score 4s 6s
1 C.Scales Caught D.Hussain D.Clark 52 5 0
2 J.Keast Retired Not Out 75 11 0
3 N.Hawke Caught K.Navaratnam D.Clark 10 2 0
4 J.Beastall Bowled D.Galloway 1 0 0
5 J.Fussey Caught CA.Strange D.Clark 0 0 0
6 N.Keast Retired Not Out 57 7 2
7 J.Snell Caught L.Speck K.Navaratnam 19 2 0
8 D.Quinlan Not Out 20 3 0
9 M.Quinlan Caught and Bowled S.Sanmugathas 1 0 0
10 H.Inman Not Out 1 0 0
11 J.Quinlan DNB -
Extras 44
40.0 Overs Total 280/6

Bowling (6-ball Overs)

Bowler Overs Maidens Runs Wickets
1 RJ.Bedwell 7.0 1 39 0
2 IJ.Dunn 4.0 1 24 0
3 S.Sanmugathas 8.0 0 47 1
4 H.Iqbal 4.0 0 21 0
5 L.Speck 4.0 0 28 0
6 D.Clark 7.0 1 45 3
7 D.Galloway 4.0 0 22 1
8 K.Navaratnam 2.0 0 25 1


Innings of Brocklesby Park

Batsman How Out Fielder Bowler Score 4s 6s
1 AM.Easey Bowled D.Quinlan 5 1 0
2 H.Iqbal Caught J.Keast M.Quinlan 31 4 0
3 K.Navaratnam Caught J.Keast M.Quinlan 6 1 0
4 D.Clark Caught J.Fussey J.Quinlan 10 1 0
5 D.Hussain+ Caught N.Hawke J.Quinlan 0 0 0
6 CA.Strange Stumped N.Keast J.Snell 6 1 0
7 S.Sanmugathas Caught J.Keast J.Snell 8 1 0
8 D.Galloway Caught D.Quinlan J.Fussey 0 0 0
9 RJ.Bedwell* Caught and Bowled J.Fussey 17 3 0
10 L.Speck Not Out 2 0 0
11 IJ.Dunn Stumped N.Keast J.Keast 13 2 0
Extras 31
30.5 Overs Total 129 All Out
1 7 2 45 3 57 4 64 5 73
AM.Easey K.Navaratnam H.Iqbal D.Hussain CA.Strange
6 85 7 85 8 98 9 110 10 129
D.Clark S.Sanmugathas D.Galloway RJ.Bedwell IJ.Dunn

Bowling (6-ball Overs)

Bowler Overs Maidens Runs Wickets
1 D.Quinlan 5.0 1 26 1
2 M.Quinlan 5.0 0 25 2
3 J.Quinlan 5.0 1 14 2
4 J.Snell 5.0 1 13 2
5 H.Inman 5.0 0 13 0
6 J.Fussey 5.0 0 25 2
7 J.Keast 0.5 0 6 1


Market Rasen won by 151 runs

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