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Springfield Versus St Ouen’s Date: 22^nd June 2007

Innings of Springfield

Batsman’s Name	How Out		Total
C Leith		B – Bignell	1
J Moss		B – De Gruchy	0
M Le Bourgeois		LBW – De Gruchy	0
B Rive		B – Palmer	18
P McCaffrey	Ct &	B – Carolan	10
B Rowland	Ct Powell	B – Carolan	17
N Carroll	Ct – Carolan	B – G Rice	6
A Mawsy		Run Out	9
P Condron-Doyle	Not Out		1
Moss		Run Out	0
Waugh	DNB
		Sub Total + 40	95
		Extras	52
		Total	147

Bowling Analysis

Bowlers Name	O	M	R	W	Ave.
Bignell	3	1	8	1	8
De Gruchy	3	-	17	2	8.5
Palmer	3	-	14	-	-
Le Lievre	3	-	23	1	23
Carolan	2	-	16	2	8
Powell	2	-	8	-	-
G Rice	2		22	1	22

Innings of St Ouen’s

Batsman’s Name	How Out		Total
Le Lievre	Not Out		23
Powell	Ct Rive	B Frederick	14
Bignell	Retired		25
De Gruchy	Ct Frederick	B Rive	5
Palmer	Not Out		3
Carolan
Ellis
Le Monnier
G Rice
Newton
J Rice
		Sub Total + 40	110
		Extras	40
		Total	150

Bowling Analysis

Bowlers Name	O	M	R	W	Ave.
McCafferty	3	-	17	-	-
B Rive	3	-	24	1	24
M Le Bourgeois	2	-	18	-	-
E Fredrick	2	-	16	1	16
Carrol	1	-	19	-	-
A Waugh	2	-	13	-	-

St Ouens CC won by 8 wickets

Summary

St Ouen’s won the toss and after putting on their new playing shirts, eventually decided to put Springfield into bat.

Bignell (1 - 8) and De Gruchy (2 – 17) immediately hit their straps with Bignell bowling quite a hostile spell.

With the top 3 back in the hutch Springfield needed to rebuild and solid partnerships between Rive, McCafferty and Rowland started to get the scoreboard moving.

However Carolan (2 – 16) took two quick wickets to put the pressure back on Springfield and with some desperate running resulting in two run outs, the innings closed on 147 for 9.

Le Lievre and Powell got the St Ouen’s reply off to a good start with the feature being the excellent running between the wickets, something not usually seen at this level particularly with the smaller boundaries.

The fall of Powell brought Bignell to the wicket and any hopes Springfield had were dashed as Bignell smashed 3 sixes and a four in racing to his 25 and retirement.

Fredericks took a superb catch in the gloom off of a steepling shot from De Gruchy but Le Lievre continued to push the singles taking St Ouens to their target with 5 overs to spare for the loss of only 2 wickets.

With two good victories and a rained off match so far, St Ouen’s are handily placed to reach the play off final.

Man of the match: James Bignell