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Frimley Green Cricket Club vs Farncombe Wanderers - Sunday 25th May 2008, 14:00

Farncombe Wanderers (122/6) beat Frimley Green Cricket Club (119 all out) by 4 wickets

Match Detail
FGCC, losing an important toss, were inserted on a wet wicket here but started well regardless. Jim Barker's 37 was the main contributor in an opening stand of 47, but once Gordon Marsh fell, others soon followed. Ultimately some very tight Farncombe bowling restricted Frimley Green to a slightly under-par 119 all out despite Nick Gates's quickfire 20. Still, desperate for a first victory of the season, FGCC fancied their chances and tried gamely for the win. With the opening bowlers unable to eke out a wicket despite some great economy from Nick Gates, David Huggett was brought on and eventually nipped out the two openers. Shahid Hussain got another, and with skipper Gordon Marsh bringing himself on and taking two quick wickets, Frimley Green were in with a real chance. However, Dawkins and MacDonald eventually got their side over the line with 4 wickets remaining - a close encounter and a good win for Farncombe.
Frimley Green Innings Runs Balls
Gordon Marsh caught Russ 13   31  
Jim Barker bowled May 37   70  
Alan Greaves bowled MacDonald 7   23  
Antony Johnson bowled Dawkins 9   28  
Jonathan Prior lbw Dawkins 1   6  
Marcus Carmichael bowled Stewart 4   13  
Al Hammond stumped Ackehurst 8   27  
Shahid Hussain lbw Dawkins 0   3  
Nick Gates caught Stewart 20   23  
Julian Bland bowled Stewart 0   1  
David Huggett not out 1   4  
Extras (1b, 4lb, 13w, 1nb) 19
Total (all out, 38.1 overs) 119
Farncombe Bowling Overs Maidens Runs Wickets
Bowling figures not available
Farncombe Innings Runs Balls
Full scorecard not available
Extras (1b, 1lb) 2
Total (6 wickets, 32.2 overs) 122
Frimley Green Bowling Overs Maidens Runs Wickets
Nick Gates 8.0 5 10 0
David Huggett 8.0 1 31 3
Julian Bland 7.0 1 30 0
Shahid Hussain 6.0 0 28 1
Gordon Marsh 3.0 0 17 2
Alan Greaves 0.2 0 4 0
: Excellent reactions from Jules to stop a certain four off his own bowling... leading to a badly injured foot.
: Jim Barker