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Sunday, 24 August 2014
Senior Results - 23.8.14
A clean sweep for the Worthing elevens this week!
1st XI v St James (Away):
It was 4th v 3rd in the league with both sides having to win to maintain any vague hopes of promotion and it was Benn Challen's side that triumphed in a frankly bad tempered game. The hosts won the toss and chose to field first with Worthing making 159 all out, skipper Challen top-scoring with 55 on an "up-and-down" track. Nick Ballamy made 30 but Worthing lost their last 6 wickets for just 18 runs.
St James' reply started brilliantly as they were 80 for 1 with plenty of overs left in the bank but Corey Altis claimed 4 for for 25 and Challen 4 for 17 as the hosts collapsed to 144 all out. Worthing remain 3rd but are relying heavily on second-placed Billingshurst slipping up majorly in their final two games.
Scorecard
2nd XI v St James (Home):
Tom Lund's side climbed back into the promotion places with an easy win against St James at the MCG. The visitors made 210 all out from 51.2 overs as Kevin Punter rolled back the years to claim 4 for 47, Shane Felton 3 for 52 and Paul Westlake 2 for 38.
The target was chased in just 37 overs as Alex Harris made 62, Stuart Carter 57, Lund a quickfire 46 not out from 37 balls and Dave Leader 27 not out from 16 balls.
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3rd XI v Southwick (Home):
A high scoring affair saw Tim Dunn's side chase 280 with a wicket to spare at the MCG. The visitors won the toss and elected to bat first making 280 for 3, with only Jack Westlake and Lloyd Osland taking wickets.
A tenth wicket partnership of 57 between Lloyd Osland (59 not out) and Jack Westlake (12 not out) saw Worthing over the line, the foundations having been laid by Tim Dunn (57) and Michael Hodnett (67).
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4th XI v Arundel (Away):
A convincing win for Glenn Harris' men saw them clinch promotion at Arundel. The hosts elected to bat but made just 129 as Luke Winter claimed 4 for 31, Anthony Kane (in brand new club kit!) 3 for 12 and Glenn Harris 2 for 27.
Worthing reached their target for the loss of just 4 wickets. Alex Anderson made 40 and Kieran O'Brien 33 not out in a game where plenty of young Worthing player contributed significantly.
Well done to Glenn and his team on their promotion!
Scorecard
Wednesday, 25 June 2014
Senior Reports - 21.6.14
1st XI v St James (Home):
The visitors won the toss and opted to bat on a good looking pitch. They finished on 237 for 8 as Benn Challen claimed 3 for 44, Andy Lutwyche 3 for 45 and Corey Altis 2 for 37. This was regarded as being around par and very gettable with sensible batting.
The reply got off to a terrible start as the hosts slumped to 33 for 4 in the face of some lively opening bowling from Mali Richards, son of Viv. The ship was steadied by Challen (38) and the in-form Ian Gooding, who finished on 67 not out in Worthing 's total of 156 for 6.
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2nd XI v St James (Away):
A comprehensive win for Tom Lund's side by 9 wickets. St James won the toss and chose to bat on a good surface, finishing on 215 for 5 from their 53 overs. Harry Dunn took 2 for 48, with Martyn Swift, Shane Felton and Dave Leader taking a wicket each.
The reply lasted just shy of 43 overs as Brad James scored 102 not out, Gary Tester 67 not out and Brad Lewis 26.
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3rd XI v Southwick (Away):
A collapse in Worthing's middle order meant a loss at Southwick. The hosts batted first and scored 224 for 8 with Adam Squires taking 3 for 39, Paul Westlake 2 for 32, Joe Wesylake 2 for 39 and a wicket for Jack Dunn.
The reply began well as both Tim Dunn and Michael Hodnett scoring 56, but batsmen 5 to 11 made just 9 runs between them as they succumbed for 168.
Scorecard
4th XI v Arundel (Home):
Arundel opted to make first use of a good track at the MCG and finished on 172 for 8 from their 40 overs. Sanjeev Kalra took 2 for 23 and skipper Glenn Harris 2 for 34, with Robson Piper and Andrew Culver claiming a wicket each.
The reply lasted 32.3 overs as Alex Anderson made 65 not out and Lloyd Crathern, making his way back from injury scoring 70 as the target was achieved for the loss of only 2 wickets.
Scorecard
The visitors won the toss and opted to bat on a good looking pitch. They finished on 237 for 8 as Benn Challen claimed 3 for 44, Andy Lutwyche 3 for 45 and Corey Altis 2 for 37. This was regarded as being around par and very gettable with sensible batting.
The reply got off to a terrible start as the hosts slumped to 33 for 4 in the face of some lively opening bowling from Mali Richards, son of Viv. The ship was steadied by Challen (38) and the in-form Ian Gooding, who finished on 67 not out in Worthing 's total of 156 for 6.
Scorecard
2nd XI v St James (Away):
A comprehensive win for Tom Lund's side by 9 wickets. St James won the toss and chose to bat on a good surface, finishing on 215 for 5 from their 53 overs. Harry Dunn took 2 for 48, with Martyn Swift, Shane Felton and Dave Leader taking a wicket each.
The reply lasted just shy of 43 overs as Brad James scored 102 not out, Gary Tester 67 not out and Brad Lewis 26.
Scorecard
3rd XI v Southwick (Away):
A collapse in Worthing's middle order meant a loss at Southwick. The hosts batted first and scored 224 for 8 with Adam Squires taking 3 for 39, Paul Westlake 2 for 32, Joe Wesylake 2 for 39 and a wicket for Jack Dunn.
The reply began well as both Tim Dunn and Michael Hodnett scoring 56, but batsmen 5 to 11 made just 9 runs between them as they succumbed for 168.
Scorecard
4th XI v Arundel (Home):
Arundel opted to make first use of a good track at the MCG and finished on 172 for 8 from their 40 overs. Sanjeev Kalra took 2 for 23 and skipper Glenn Harris 2 for 34, with Robson Piper and Andrew Culver claiming a wicket each.
The reply lasted 32.3 overs as Alex Anderson made 65 not out and Lloyd Crathern, making his way back from injury scoring 70 as the target was achieved for the loss of only 2 wickets.
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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.
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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.
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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, 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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