Wednesday July 13th v Barnes CC
MATCH 44 NOMADS CC v BARNES CC Wednesday July 14th 1.30pm 213 Lonsdale Road Barnes London SW13 9QL -Time Game
Result: Nomads won by 10 wickets Toss: Nomads CC Umpires:Nick Stevenson & Others Scorer: Elizabeth Amon Debut: BARNES CC Innings L Cadle c McLeod b MacVicar 11 J Alder bowled Butcher 24 J Gerrard run out(Brockton) 15 T Harwood c McLeod b Butcher 1 S Auteri bowled Butcher 4 N Malik not out 41 A Campbell retired Hurt 6 T Welton c O Marshall b Page 1 A Kinnear c & b Page 4 R Craig c O Marshall b Page 0 A Foulds* run out(McLeod) 1 Extras (b0,lb4,w3,nb0) 7 TOTAL (All out,34.2 overs) 121 Fow:1-38,2-40,3-46,4-60,5-67,6-88,7-111,8-111,9-121,10-121. Bowling – Butcher 12 1 28 3,MacVica 7 1 30 1,O Marshall 10 6 22 0,Page 5.2 0 27 3. NOMADS CC Innings T McLeod not out 65 T Brockton* not out 56 Extras (b0,lb4,w0,nb0) 4 TOTAL (O wickets,22.1 overs)125 Dnb:R Ormston,J Purnell,O Marshall,K Juriansz,S Wahi+,H Morris,B Butcher, C Page, D MacVicar. Fow: Bowling – Craig 3 1 12 0,Welton 4 018 0,Foulds 2 0 16 0,Kinnear 4 1 23 0,Malik 5 0 17 0,Harwood 2.1 0 17 0,Alder 2 0 15 0.
Nomads triumph by 10 wickets
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omads travelled in good spirits to SW London to be hosted by Barnes CC, which also marked Nick Stevenson's birthday. Blue skies, 30 degrees & a bumper BBQ after the game, what more could a wandering side ask for!
Brockton & Foulds effectively tossed up in the pub before the game so Barnes would be invited to bat, with a maximum of 45 overs allocated for their innings. An 85 over game was agreed under the watchful eye of Stevenson.
Nomads bowling stocks were depleted by the news that the jovial Keith Juriansz was suffering from "policeman's heel" & could not bowl so the equally veteran David MacVicor was entrusted with the new nut along with Beddington's Ben Butcher.
The pair bowled miserly, and MacVicor was rewarded with the wicket of Laurie Cadle. Butcher would take 3 scalps, including Barnes luminaries Alder & Harwood in a superb spell of darty off breaks.
Barnes slumped to 60-4 & their efforts were not helped when Campbell went in the calf and had to retire hurt, we wish him a speedy recovery from what looked like a season ending injury. He would take no further part in proceedings but gallantly remained for post cricket beers.
Professor Page had a couple of youngsters in his sights, and cashed in with 3 "burgled" scalps, Owen Marshall bowling nicely from the other end but with no reward.
Two run outs, courtesy of Brockton & MacLeod did not help the home side, Nomads Nikhil Malik (now playing his league cricket at Barnes CC) selling one of his partners up the proverbial garden path with a suicidal single.
Malik ploughed a lone furrow ending with 40* but on a decent enough wicket, Barnes were bundled out for 121, which the Nomads felt was about 121 runs under par !
During the tea beak & amazing & equally bizarre contra ton occured between two Russian chess players (Barnes Sports Club hosts a chess competition on a Wednesday) one of which accused the other of cheating ! The Nomads looked on with a mizture of amusement & bemusement !
Under an azure sky & searing heat, two Tom's opened the Nomads innings, MacLeod & Brockton. And in 19.2 overs they had overhauled the Barnes total with no wickets lost.
MacLeod was lucky to escape a shell at 1st slip, skipper Foulds putting down a regulation chance off Rich Craig in the 3rd over. Brockton also survived, albeit a much more difficult chance, James Alder the culprit at gully.
However the total was knocked off with consumate ease. Both players passed 50 in their efforts & MacLeod supplied the Coup De Grasse by dispatching Harwood over long on to win the game with many overs to spare.
The star of the show was now the BBQ, hosted by Nick Stevenson & cooked perfectly by Jarrod Schmid, a bowler of fearsome pace for Barnes CC in the past. All 22 players lingering long in the summer sunshine, enjoying camaraderie & a few cold beverages.
Barnes CC, licking their wounds after a chastening 10 wicket loss, however they were more than gracious in defeat.
We thank the ever jovial Nick Stevenson for hosting both XIs as well as The Times cricket correspondent Elizabeth Ammon for scoring.
Interested spectators included Michael Blumberg, James Drake-Brockman & Chris "Gas" Chambers.
We wish Barnes CC all the best for the remainder of their 2022 league season, especially as they have been promoted back into Div1 of the Middlesex County League.
Previous Matches
2021 Barnes won by 4 wickets
2020 Barnes won by 33 runs
2019 August Match Drawn
2019 July Nomads won by 14 runs
2018 Nomads won by 6 wickets
2018 April Match Cancelled
2016 Nomads won by 3 wickets
2015 Nomads won by 153 runs
2014 May Nomads won by 98 runs
2013 September Nomads won by 8 wickets
2013 May Barnes won by 6 wickets
2012 May Nomads won by 14 runs
2011 August Barnes won by 17 runs
2011 July Nomads won by 2 runs
2010 Nomads won by 11 runs
2009 Nomads won by 25 runs
2008 Match abandoned
2007 Match Cancelled
2006 Barnes won by 5 wickets
2005 Match Drawn
2004 Match Cancelled
2003 Nomads won by 6 wickets
2002 Barnes won by 2 wickets
2001 Match Drawn
2000 Barnes won by 5 wickets
1999 Nomads won by 19 runs
1998
1997 Barnes won by 6 wickets
1996 Match Drawn
1995 Nomads won by 7 wickets
1994 Nomads won by 6 wickets
1993 June 18th Match Drawn
1993 June 27th Nomads won by 9 wickets
1992
1991