Brocklesby Park Cricket Club

Brocklesby Park against Woodhall Spa at Brocklesby Park on 14/06/1992

Innings of Brocklesby Park

Batsman How Out Fielder Bowler Score 4s 6s
1 G.White Caught D.Lewis T.Graves 37 5 0
2 P.Inman Stumped Sub (Ferraby) R.Perkins 0 0 0
3 T.Hartley Bowled R.Perkins 54 4 2
4 J.Brumby Caught S.Parker R.Perkins 2 0 0
5 SC.Turner Caught R.Perkins T.Graves 30 6 0
6 R.Staniland Run Out 7 1 0
7 VGE.Jeffrey* Caught R.Perkins T.Graves 2 0 0
8 IJ.Ferraby+ Stumped C.Armstrong P.Wilkinson 4 0 0
9 J.Clarke Caught S.Parker P.Holmes 4 0 0
10 MCB.Burbidge Bowled R.Perkins 0 0 0
11 JD.Burbidge Not Out 2 0 0
Extras 5
40.3 Overs Total 147 All Out
1 2 2 74 3 87 4 104 5 125
P.Inman G.White J.Brumby T.Hartley R.Staniland
6 135 7 140 8 140 9 143 10 147
SC.Turner IJ.Ferraby VGE.Jeffrey MCB.Burbidge J.Clarke

Bowling (6-ball Overs)

Bowler Overs Maidens Runs Wickets
1 D.Lewis 9.0 1 35 0
2 R.Perkins 15.0 2 44 4
3 T.Graves 11.0 1 38 3
4 P.Wilkinson 5.0 0 24 1
5 P.Holmes 0.3 0 3 1


Innings of Woodhall Spa

Batsman How Out Fielder Bowler Score 4s 6s
1 T.Graves Caught IJ.Ferraby JD.Burbidge 3 0 0
2 P.Holmes Bowled JD.Burbidge 20 3 0
3 R.Goodyear Caught R.Staniland JD.Burbidge 42 2 0
4 C.Armstrong Caught J.Brumby MCB.Burbidge 42 6 0
5 R.Perkins Run Out 3 0 0
6 S.Parker Bowled JD.Burbidge 14 2 0
7 N.Perkins Bowled T.Hartley 3 0 0
8 R.Wilkinson Not Out 1 0 0
9 P.McGeough Bowled JD.Burbidge 0 0 0
10 D.Lewis Not Out 9 2 0
11 P.Wilkinson DNB -
Extras 13
38.3 Overs Total 150/8
1 14 2 39 3 99 4 110 5 126
T.Graves P.Holmes C.Armstrong R.Perkins R.Goodyear
6 138 7 138 8 143 9 150 10 -
N.Perkins S.Parker P.McGeough - -

Bowling (6-ball Overs)

Bowler Overs Maidens Runs Wickets
1 JD.Burbidge 16.0 7 44 5
2 R.Staniland 5.0 0 29 0
3 T.Hartley 8.3 2 29 1
4 MCB.Burbidge 4.0 0 22 1
5 P.Inman 5.0 0 15 0


Woodhall Spa won by 2 wickets

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