1st XI v Ifield (Home):
This should have been a comfortable win for Benn Challen's men, but a last wicket partnership of 58 along with the now mandatory Worthing batting collapse made this a nervy affair. Having won the toss and stuck Ifield in on a dry wicket Worthing had the visitors 58 for 9, but they managed to get to 116 with Corey Altis claiming 4 for 19, John Glover 2 for 20 and Will Fazakerley 2 for 12.
In reply it was Matt Green with a half century who made the main contribution until the 8th wicket partnership of Fazakerley (12 not out) and Gareth Challen (16 not out) saw Worthing over the line to give the hosts a win by 3 wickets.
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2nd XI v Ifield (Away):
Tom Lund's side travelled up to Ifield in a must win to stay in the promotion race. Lund opted to bowl first with the hosts finishing on 160 for 8 with Shane Felton taking 2 for 36, Paul Westlake 2 for 33 and Nick Gunning 2 for 26.
The reply lasted just over 41 overs and saw Worthing reach their target for the loss of just four wickets. Gary Tester smashed 53 before having to go to work(!) and he was ably supported by Kevin Punter (31), Tom Lund (30 not out) and Brad Lewis (20).
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3rd XI v Himani (Away):
Worthing travelled to the home of Himani, which is always a pleasure as the hosts' insistence regarding umpires for each innings makes for some interesting decisions. Having stuck the hosts in they amassed 229 for 9 with just one LBW right at the death of the innings. Joe Westlake claimed 5 for 31 and Dan Stuart 2 for 19.
The reply achieved 152 with plenty getting starts without going on to make a really significant contribution. Westlake starred with the bat too, making 31 not out. Skipper Tim Dunn scored 25, Stuart 23, Andy Culver 21 and Spinhar Shinwari 16 but they fell well short.
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4th XI v Portslade (Home):
Having won the toss Glenn Harris decided to chase whatever Portslade accumulated. They made 146 for 8 from their 40 overs with Greg Harris taking 3 for 47 and Robson Piper 2 for 23.
The chase required just 35 overs as skipper Harris smashed 59 with support from Lloyd Osland (22). Worthing remained solidly in the promotion places.
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Senior Results 14.6.14
1st XI v Ifield (Away):
Worthing were asked to bat first on what looked a bit of a shirt front at Ifield. Openers Andy Reid made 80 and Matt Green 42, with important contributions from Corey Altis (57 not out), which included 5 sixes at the end and Ian Gooding (42) to finish on 230 for 6 declared after 50 overs, the declaration made in order to give more of a chance to bowl Ifield out.
The hosts reached their target with 4 balls to spare and 6 wickets down as Jamie Piper claimed 2 for 44 and Benn Challen 2 for 57, with Luke Vinter and Altis taking a wicket each. Despite the loss Worthing closed the gap on second place in the league.
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2nd XI v Ifield (Home):
Tom Lund won the toss and asked Ifield to bat on a wicket that, although well covered, had seen heavy overnight rain. The visitors were all out for 155 with Harry Dunn taking 4 for 43 and Dave Leader 3 for 21. Martyn Swift, Shane Felton and a Lund run out claimed the remaining wickets.
Worthing arrived at their target for the loss of 5 wickets with Bradley Lewis carrying his bat for 72 not out, Josh Wood (19), Leader (23) and Lloyd Osland (15 not out) also contributed as there were 3 ducks in the innings.
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3rd XI v Himani (Home):
Tim Dunn's side won their first game of the season with a comprehensive 53 run win over Himani. Worthing batted first and amassed 228 for 8 with Dunn himself smashing 81 and Dan Stuart 41. Other contributions came from Michael Hodnett (22), Josh Hyde (25) and Adam Squires (25)
Jack Westlake was the main destroyer of the Himani batting line-up as he took 4 for 36 as they made just 175 all out. There was a wicket each for Paul Westlake, Stuart, Joe Westlake, Adam Squires and Jack Dunn.
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4th XI v Portslade (Away):
Another win for Glenn Harris' men as they maintained their bid for promotion. Having won the toss Harris elected to bat as they achieved 156 for 8, Neil Harris top scoring with 50 and Adam Bardouleau made 41.
The hosts were all out for 133 as Worthing ran out winners by 23 runs with Robson piper taking 3 for 29, James Belton 2 for 14, Dan Turner 2 for 18, skipper Glenn Harris 2 for 25 and Greg Harris 1 for 20.
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Worthing were asked to bat first on what looked a bit of a shirt front at Ifield. Openers Andy Reid made 80 and Matt Green 42, with important contributions from Corey Altis (57 not out), which included 5 sixes at the end and Ian Gooding (42) to finish on 230 for 6 declared after 50 overs, the declaration made in order to give more of a chance to bowl Ifield out.
The hosts reached their target with 4 balls to spare and 6 wickets down as Jamie Piper claimed 2 for 44 and Benn Challen 2 for 57, with Luke Vinter and Altis taking a wicket each. Despite the loss Worthing closed the gap on second place in the league.
Scorecard
2nd XI v Ifield (Home):
Tom Lund won the toss and asked Ifield to bat on a wicket that, although well covered, had seen heavy overnight rain. The visitors were all out for 155 with Harry Dunn taking 4 for 43 and Dave Leader 3 for 21. Martyn Swift, Shane Felton and a Lund run out claimed the remaining wickets.
Worthing arrived at their target for the loss of 5 wickets with Bradley Lewis carrying his bat for 72 not out, Josh Wood (19), Leader (23) and Lloyd Osland (15 not out) also contributed as there were 3 ducks in the innings.
Scorecard
3rd XI v Himani (Home):
Tim Dunn's side won their first game of the season with a comprehensive 53 run win over Himani. Worthing batted first and amassed 228 for 8 with Dunn himself smashing 81 and Dan Stuart 41. Other contributions came from Michael Hodnett (22), Josh Hyde (25) and Adam Squires (25)
Jack Westlake was the main destroyer of the Himani batting line-up as he took 4 for 36 as they made just 175 all out. There was a wicket each for Paul Westlake, Stuart, Joe Westlake, Adam Squires and Jack Dunn.
Scorecard
4th XI v Portslade (Away):
Another win for Glenn Harris' men as they maintained their bid for promotion. Having won the toss Harris elected to bat as they achieved 156 for 8, Neil Harris top scoring with 50 and Adam Bardouleau made 41.
The hosts were all out for 133 as Worthing ran out winners by 23 runs with Robson piper taking 3 for 29, James Belton 2 for 14, Dan Turner 2 for 18, skipper Glenn Harris 2 for 25 and Greg Harris 1 for 20.
Scorecard
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