Not a great week for Worthing CC to be honest, as the best result was a draw!
1st XI v Chichester Priory (Home):
The visitors won the toss and elected to bat on a good looking surface. They opted to use all their 53 overs in amassing 260 for 9, scoring pretty slowly for the last 5 or so overs. The bowling figures weren't overly pretty, but Benn Challen took 3 for 63, Will Fazakerley 2 for 40 and a wicket each for Nick Ballamy and Andy Lutwyche.
The Worthing innings finished on 207 for 8 with a few threatening to win the game before stalling. Brad James scored 53 and Andy Reid 51, with 38 from the in-form Ian Gooding.
Scorecard
2nd XI v Chichester Priory (Away):
There were two centuries for the second week running for Tom Lund's second eleven. Losing two early wickets didn't stop Worthing amassing 250 for 2 from exactly 50 overs as Stuart Carter made 105 not out and Lund 103 not out.
The hosts achieved their target with 3 balls to spare and for the loss of 8 wickets. Jamie Piper claimed 5 for 60, with Carter, Shane Felton and Dave Leader also taking a wicket each.
Scorecard
3rd XI v Clayton & Belgrave Adelaide (Home):
Tim Dunn's men won the toss and elected to bat first but lost early wickets. They were saved by some youngsters in the form of Dan Stuart (52) and Harvey Von Biel (70) as a total of 197 for 7 was set for the visitors.
The visitors reached their target thanks to some lusty lower order hitting, but Paul Westlake claimed 3 for 41, Adam Squires 2 for 50 and a wicket each for Kevin Punter and Robson Piper.
Scorecard
4th XI v Felbridge & Sunnyside (Away):
Glenn Harris' men won the toss and decided to bat first on what was a drying wicket, and so it proved as they were skittled for just 92 in 29 overs, with Harris and Kieran O'Brien top-scoring with 20 each.
The hosts took less than 20 overs to reach their goal for the loss of a solitary wicket claimed by Andy Culver.
Scorecard
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Monday, 7 July 2014
Monday, 26 August 2013
Senior Results - 24.8.13
All games in Sussex were rained off and this was the view from the pavilion on Saturday morning, after the thunder storm:
Some of the boys decide to amuse themselves with a bit of cover surfing:
Tuesday, 9 July 2013
Senior Results - 6.7.13
1st XI v Preston Nomads (Home):
The first eleven entertained the all-conquering Preston Nomads on a stinking hot day at the MCG. Having won the toss Worthing batted and overseas player Malcolm Lake made hay with 74 and Ian Gooding 59 as the hosts amassed 233 for 8 declared from their 58 overs. All other batsmen got double figures as Worthing did well against a potent attack.
In reply Nomads reached their score just four wickets down against a slightly depleted home bowling outfit, with Luke Vinter claiming 2 for 45 and Andy Lutwyche 2 for 42. A haul of 12 points but Worthing drop to the foot of the table, although just 37 points separate bottom from 3rd.
Scorecard
2nd XI v St James (Away):
The second eleven cruised to victory at St James having won the toss and bowled first. The hosts achieved 199 all out with Martyn Swift claiming 6 for 39, Nick Oxley 2 for 70 and a wicket each for Shane Felton and Josh Wood.
Worthing chased down their target with the loss of just 3 wickets, although there was a little panic at 87 for 3, but 94 not out from Oxley and 60 not out from skipper Tom Lund saw the team home with plenty of overs to spare.
This result moved the team to third in the league.
Scorecard
3rd XI v Worthing Chippingdale (Home):
The third eleven welcomed local rivals Worthing Chippingdale to the Manor, with the visitors flying high in the league. Chips batted first and smashed 249 for 3 in 47 overs as spin took all the hosts' wickets through Adam Squires (2 for 55) and Jack Dunn (1 for 50).
The chase didn't start well but led to tense finish as Jacks Westlake (11 not out in 31 balls) and Dunn (17 not out from 56 balls) held off the visiting attack to ensure that the game ended in a draw. Squires top scored with 25.
Scorecard
4th XI v Chichester Priory (Away):
Another win for the fourth eleven as they bowled Chichester out for just 122. Sanjeev Kalra (3 for 15) and James Belton (3 for 36) were the main destroyers, but Glenn Harris claimed 2 for 11 whilst Andrew Culver and Josh Hyde claimed a wicket each.
Harris then hit 52 and skipper Adam Bastable 28 not out as they reached their target with little over 20 overs bowled.
This win takes the side up to third place in the division with a 27 point advantage on fourth.
Scorecard
The first eleven entertained the all-conquering Preston Nomads on a stinking hot day at the MCG. Having won the toss Worthing batted and overseas player Malcolm Lake made hay with 74 and Ian Gooding 59 as the hosts amassed 233 for 8 declared from their 58 overs. All other batsmen got double figures as Worthing did well against a potent attack.
In reply Nomads reached their score just four wickets down against a slightly depleted home bowling outfit, with Luke Vinter claiming 2 for 45 and Andy Lutwyche 2 for 42. A haul of 12 points but Worthing drop to the foot of the table, although just 37 points separate bottom from 3rd.
Scorecard
2nd XI v St James (Away):
The second eleven cruised to victory at St James having won the toss and bowled first. The hosts achieved 199 all out with Martyn Swift claiming 6 for 39, Nick Oxley 2 for 70 and a wicket each for Shane Felton and Josh Wood.
Worthing chased down their target with the loss of just 3 wickets, although there was a little panic at 87 for 3, but 94 not out from Oxley and 60 not out from skipper Tom Lund saw the team home with plenty of overs to spare.
This result moved the team to third in the league.
Scorecard
3rd XI v Worthing Chippingdale (Home):
The third eleven welcomed local rivals Worthing Chippingdale to the Manor, with the visitors flying high in the league. Chips batted first and smashed 249 for 3 in 47 overs as spin took all the hosts' wickets through Adam Squires (2 for 55) and Jack Dunn (1 for 50).
The chase didn't start well but led to tense finish as Jacks Westlake (11 not out in 31 balls) and Dunn (17 not out from 56 balls) held off the visiting attack to ensure that the game ended in a draw. Squires top scored with 25.
Scorecard
4th XI v Chichester Priory (Away):
Another win for the fourth eleven as they bowled Chichester out for just 122. Sanjeev Kalra (3 for 15) and James Belton (3 for 36) were the main destroyers, but Glenn Harris claimed 2 for 11 whilst Andrew Culver and Josh Hyde claimed a wicket each.
Harris then hit 52 and skipper Adam Bastable 28 not out as they reached their target with little over 20 overs bowled.
This win takes the side up to third place in the division with a 27 point advantage on fourth.
Scorecard
Sunday, 23 June 2013
Seniors - 22.6.13
1st XI v Chichester Priory (Away):
A disappointing game at Priory Park as the first eleven lost by 7 wickets. Having been put in by the hosts Worthing made just 108 with number 10 Luke Vinter top scoring with 24 as the batting capitulated.
The hosts made their target just 3 wickets down, which included 2 run outs and a wicket for Vinter. The side are now just 11 points clear of the relegation zone.
Scorecard
2nd XI v Goring (Home):
An easy victory for the second eleven as Goring, who were asked to bat first, made just 60. Harry Dunn took 5 for 13, Kevin Punter 4 for 39 and Martyn Swift the other wicket.
Worthing didn't lose any wickets in completing the victory with Brad Lewis making 48 not out and Nick Oxley 12 not out as Worthing move up to 3rd in the table.
Scorecard
3rd XI v Three Bridges (Away):
Batting performances continued to let Worthing down as the third eleven succumbed for just 102 at Three Bridges. Joe Westlake top scored with 22.
the home side reached their target just one wicket down, with Westlake taking the only scalp.
Scorecard
4th XI v Brighton and Hove:
The visitors batted first and made just 82 to cap a day of low first innings totals. Andy Culver (3 for 8), James Belton (3 for 4), Sanjeev Kalra (2 for 28) and Shane Felton (2 for 44) shared the wickets.
Worthing reached their target just 2 wickets down with Glenn Harris hitting the lion's share with 51.
Scorecard
A disappointing game at Priory Park as the first eleven lost by 7 wickets. Having been put in by the hosts Worthing made just 108 with number 10 Luke Vinter top scoring with 24 as the batting capitulated.
The hosts made their target just 3 wickets down, which included 2 run outs and a wicket for Vinter. The side are now just 11 points clear of the relegation zone.
Scorecard
2nd XI v Goring (Home):
An easy victory for the second eleven as Goring, who were asked to bat first, made just 60. Harry Dunn took 5 for 13, Kevin Punter 4 for 39 and Martyn Swift the other wicket.
Worthing didn't lose any wickets in completing the victory with Brad Lewis making 48 not out and Nick Oxley 12 not out as Worthing move up to 3rd in the table.
Scorecard
3rd XI v Three Bridges (Away):
Batting performances continued to let Worthing down as the third eleven succumbed for just 102 at Three Bridges. Joe Westlake top scored with 22.
the home side reached their target just one wicket down, with Westlake taking the only scalp.
Scorecard
4th XI v Brighton and Hove:
The visitors batted first and made just 82 to cap a day of low first innings totals. Andy Culver (3 for 8), James Belton (3 for 4), Sanjeev Kalra (2 for 28) and Shane Felton (2 for 44) shared the wickets.
Worthing reached their target just 2 wickets down with Glenn Harris hitting the lion's share with 51.
Scorecard
Sunday, 5 May 2013
Seniors - Star Wars Day Reports
First league games of the season and Worthing were hoping that the Force would be with them in their four games in the league.
1st XI v Preston Nomads (Away):
Once again the fixture conjured up a tricky start for Worthing at the reigning league champions, Preston Nomads. Darryl Rebbetts won the toss and elected to bowl for Nomads to rack up 238 for 9 from their 53 overs in a shortened game due to some lunch time rain In tghe wickets was Sussex batsman Matt Machan, making his league debut for the club, who took 3 for 45, John Glover took 2 for 45, with Benn Challen, Luke Vinter and overseas all-rounder Malcolm Lake all taking a wick a-piece.
Worthing were cruising in reply at 224 for 1 with Michael Gould (67), another debutant Matt Green (66) and Machan (84) inflicting the damage, but a collapse left Ian Gooding facing his first ball, which was the last ball of the game requiring 4 runs with every fielder on the boundary. The wicketkeeper somehow found a gap much to the delight of the team who stormed the pitch as Gooding aeroplaned around the outfield!
Historic win!
1st XI Scorecard
2nd XI v St James (Home):
St James couldn't raise a side and therefore conceded the game.
2nd XI Scorecard
3rd XI v Worthing Chippingdale (Away):
A new look 3rd XI under tactical genius and self-proclaimed "most successful captain in Worthing history" Tim Dunn started at local rivals Chips. Worthing were given first use of the wicket with the bat and started slowly, but Tom Lund (41), Nick Oxley (87 not out), Paul Westlake (yes you read that correctly - 19) and Jack Dunn (26 not out) rescued the innings and posted a total of 217 for 8.
Worthing got their hosts 9 wickets down but couldn't take the final wicket. Harry Dunn took 4 for 49 and Oxley 2 for 59, with a wicket each for Westlake and Jamie Piper.
3rd XI Scorecard
4th XI v Chichester Priory 4th XI (Home):
Skipper Adam Bastable stuck the visitors in having won the toss but a mixture of some sloppy fielding and powerful hitting saw Chichester pile up 230 all out from their 40 overs. Dan Stuart took 3 for 27 and James Belton 3 for 28 did most of the damage, with Greg Harris, Jack Westlake and Adam Squires all opening their wicket accounts for the season.
A great effort from Worthing to chase down the total saw them finish on 227 for 9 with Glenn Harris (73), Marc Hinton (58) and Neil Harris (23) the main contributors in what all agreed was a great game played in a good spirit.
4th XI Scorecard
1st XI v Preston Nomads (Away):
Once again the fixture conjured up a tricky start for Worthing at the reigning league champions, Preston Nomads. Darryl Rebbetts won the toss and elected to bowl for Nomads to rack up 238 for 9 from their 53 overs in a shortened game due to some lunch time rain In tghe wickets was Sussex batsman Matt Machan, making his league debut for the club, who took 3 for 45, John Glover took 2 for 45, with Benn Challen, Luke Vinter and overseas all-rounder Malcolm Lake all taking a wick a-piece.
Worthing were cruising in reply at 224 for 1 with Michael Gould (67), another debutant Matt Green (66) and Machan (84) inflicting the damage, but a collapse left Ian Gooding facing his first ball, which was the last ball of the game requiring 4 runs with every fielder on the boundary. The wicketkeeper somehow found a gap much to the delight of the team who stormed the pitch as Gooding aeroplaned around the outfield!
Historic win!
1st XI Scorecard
2nd XI v St James (Home):
St James couldn't raise a side and therefore conceded the game.
2nd XI Scorecard
3rd XI v Worthing Chippingdale (Away):
A new look 3rd XI under tactical genius and self-proclaimed "most successful captain in Worthing history" Tim Dunn started at local rivals Chips. Worthing were given first use of the wicket with the bat and started slowly, but Tom Lund (41), Nick Oxley (87 not out), Paul Westlake (yes you read that correctly - 19) and Jack Dunn (26 not out) rescued the innings and posted a total of 217 for 8.
Worthing got their hosts 9 wickets down but couldn't take the final wicket. Harry Dunn took 4 for 49 and Oxley 2 for 59, with a wicket each for Westlake and Jamie Piper.
3rd XI Scorecard
4th XI v Chichester Priory 4th XI (Home):
Skipper Adam Bastable stuck the visitors in having won the toss but a mixture of some sloppy fielding and powerful hitting saw Chichester pile up 230 all out from their 40 overs. Dan Stuart took 3 for 27 and James Belton 3 for 28 did most of the damage, with Greg Harris, Jack Westlake and Adam Squires all opening their wicket accounts for the season.
A great effort from Worthing to chase down the total saw them finish on 227 for 9 with Glenn Harris (73), Marc Hinton (58) and Neil Harris (23) the main contributors in what all agreed was a great game played in a good spirit.
4th XI Scorecard
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