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Chenies & Latimer 3 v AMERSHAM CC Saturday 3rd X1 on Sat 28 Jul 2012 at 13:00
AMERSHAM CC Won by 8 wickets

Match report Amersham completed a straightforward victory over Chenies & Latimer at Chesham Bois to move into the top half of Division 9b.

Chenies batted first and showed positive intent, but they lost momentum when batsman Mike Pickard was hospitalised after sustaining a nasty injury to his lip after top-edging a pull-shot. The 9 wickets were shared among all five bowlers: Pacemen Ollie Lansdowne (1-26) and Tim Aylott (2-34), pacewoman Alex Rogers (2-15), and spinners Chris Cooke (3-0) and Felix Allum (1-2) – who made short work of the tail.

Amersham had 75 overs to score the 92 runs required for victory, although there was a bizarre 50 minute delay when an air ambulance landed on the outfield to attend a nearby incident. Once the game resumed Sattish Subbiah (43) and Jonny Andrews (20 not out) produced an array of boundaries as the visitors cantered to victory in 15 overs.

Tim Aylott

Chenies & Latimer 3 Batting
Player name RunsMB4s6sSR
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TOTAL :
 
for 9 wickets
0
91 (24.3 overs)		     
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

AMERSHAM CC Saturday 3rd X1 Bowling

Player NameOversMaidensRunsWicketsAverageEconomy
Oliver Lansdowne6.0126126.004.33
Tim Aylott9.0234217.003.78
Alex Rogers6.031527.502.50
Chris Cooke3.03030.000.00
Felix Allum0.30212.004.00

AMERSHAM CC Saturday 3rd X1 Batting
Player Name RMB4s6sSRCatchesStumpingsRun outs
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TOTAL :
 
for 2 wickets
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94		        
Renny Adams   2
Felix Allum  
Jonny Andrews Not Out  20
Alex Braybrooks   1
Tim Aylott  
Chris Cooke  
William Gray Caught  11
Sathish Subbiah Caught  43 1
Oliver Lansdowne  
Robert Lloyd   1
Alex Rogers Not Out  4

Chenies & Latimer 3 Bowling

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Photos and video of Chenies & Latimer 3 v AMERSHAM CC Saturday 3rd X1 on Sat 28 Jul 2012 at 13:00

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The arrival of an air ambulance for a nearby incident stopped play for 50 minutes.