Saturday September 25th v Woldingham CC

Match Nomads CC v Woldingham CC Craigmyle Glebe Woldingham Surrey Saturday September 25th 2004 2.00pm– Time Game

Toss:    Woldingham  
Result:  Match Drawn 
Umpires: Not recorded
Scorers: Various
Debuts : 

NOMADS CC Innings
P Wakefield  c Jones b Hambleton  11
J Al-Darraji c & b     Anderson   31
N Taylorson  lbw     b Anderson    9
GC Lamb      c Patel b Hambleton   1
G Kendrick   bowled    Hambleton   4
N Cooper     bowled    Anderson    0
S Sen        not out              59
S Banerjee   bowled    Hambleton   0
S Marions    not out               0
Extras      (b7,lb0,w9,nb6)       22
TOTAL       (7 wkts dec,31 overs)144
Dnb:ME Blumberg.
 
Fow:1-32(1),2-53(2),3-54(4),4-66(5), 5-66(5), 6-66(6),7-66(8).
 
Bowling-Patel 4 0 30 0,Hambleton 14 2 36 4,Anderson 8 2 28 3,Dhilipan 4 0 36 0,Tozer 1 0 9 0.
 
WOLDINGHAM VILLAGE CC Innings
T Tozer    bowled   Lamb       2
A Altaf    bowled   Lamb       5
D Dhilipan bowled   Lamb       3
N Nadeel   bowled   Lamb       1
J Jones    lbw    b Al-Darraji 0
D de Alwis bowled   Lamb      16
A Anderson lbw    b Senn      21
H Hamiton  bowled   Lamb       4
S Sheldon  not out            10
P Patel    c ?    b Banerjee   3
A Seal     not out             6
Extras    (b10,lb1,w2,nb0)    13
TOTAL    (9 wickets,32 overs) 84
 
Fow:1-7(1)2-11(3),3-12(2),4-12(5)5-14(4),6-56(6),7-58(8),8-70(7),9-76
(10).
 
Bowling- Al-Darraji 7 3 4 2,Lamb 16 7 23 5,Wakefield 3 0 30 0,Sen 3 0 9 1,Banerjee 3 1 7 1.

Charlton Fifer nearly wins match

A remarkable mid order collapse even by Nomads standards threatened to scupper Nomads innings on this drizzly day after a delayed start. Saurav Sen and Steve Marions revived the innings, the former completely a fine fifty before the declaration.

Charlton Lamb and Jemile removed the Woldingham top order, 5-14. the introduction of Wakers wrist spin with a wet ball revived the home side’s fortunes temporarily. Two more Lamb wickets and o each for Sen and Banerjee seemed to have secured Nomads victory. However former sometime Nomad Sheldon and Grand Old Man Seale deprived Nomads of a win with a solid last wicket stand.

This was a miserable day weather wise and both teams were glad to retire to the Village Community club for some reviving liquid refreshment.

Matches Tours Scorecards 2004