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Wednesday, May 07, 2025
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Fulton's Repton Fall Short Against Malvern College
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Malvern College Won by 35 Runs
Malvern College 168/5 Repton School CC 133
Luke Fulton and his Repton School teammates suffered a 35-run defeat at the hands of Malvern College in their latest T20 encounter.
Having won the toss, Malvern College opted to bat first and posted a competitive total of 168 for 5 in their allotted 20 overs. Toby Cox led the way for Malvern with a solid innings of 45. Repton's bowling attack saw Ollie Black emerge as the most economical bowler, taking one wicket for 19 runs in his two overs. Fulton also contributed with the ball, bowling four overs and claiming one wicket for 24 runs.
In reply, Repton School struggled to build a substantial innings and were eventually dismissed for 133. Joseph Lowe top-scored for Repton with 38 runs, but he lacked significant support from the rest of the batting order. Malvern College's Ben Evans proved to be the key difference with the ball, dismantling the Repton batting lineup to finish with impressive figures of three wickets for 25 runs in his 3.3 overs.
Ultimately, Malvern College's strong batting performance and Evans' impactful bowling proved too much for Fulton's Repton side, who will be looking to bounce back in their next fixture.
Malvern College Inning
..26 (19) Joseph Harrison c Jake Green b Luke Fulton
..00 (04) Henry Hardinges c Tom Fraine b Jake Green
..13 (10) Flynn Gunston Run Out
..13 (16) Sam Clements c & b Eamonn Crossley
..45 (25) Toby Cox LBW Ollie Black
..37 (29) Joshua Leach Not Out
..25 (15) Charlie Taylor Not Out
..09 Extras (1lb-8w)
168 Total for 5 wickets after 20 overs
Fall of Wickets: 1-1 (Hardinges); 2-21 (Gunston); 3-54 (Harrison); 4-69 (Clements); 5-131 (Cox);
Repton School CC Bowlers
4.0-0-39-1 Jake Green
3.0-0-25-0 George Pocklington
4.0-0-24-1 Luke Fulton
3.0-0-40-0 Danny Chapman
4.0-0-20-1 Eamonn Crossley
2.0-0-19-1 Ollie Black
Repton School CC Inning
..02 (07) Danny Chapman c Henry Hardinges b Joshua Leach
..04 (12) Tom Fraine Run Out
..38 (23) Joseph Lowe st Flynn Gunston b Harley Pritchard
..22 (27) Taylor Lee-Sang st Flynn Gunston b Joshua Leach
..04 (05) Jake Green c Henry Hardinges b Ben Evans
..13 (09) Eamonn Crossley bToby Cox
..03 (06) George Pocklington b Toby Cox
..08 (06) Monty Jackson st Flynn Gunston b Ben Evans
..11 (07) Henry Styring Not Out
..02 (03) Ollie Black b Toby Cox
..00 (01) Luke Fulton b Ben Evans
..15 Extras (4b-2lb-9w)
133 Total All Out after 17.3 overs
Fall of Wickets 1-8 (Chapman); 2-23 (Fraine); 3-73 (Lowe); 4-82 (Green); 5-84 (Lee-Sang); 6-97 (Pocklington); 7-102 (Crossley); 8-120 (Jackson); 9-130 (Black); 10-133 (Fulton)
Malvern College Bowlers
3.0-0-08-0 Charlie Taylor
4.0-0-30-2 Joshua Leach
4.0-0-27-3 Toby Cox
1.0-0-13-0 Edward Taylor
2.0-0-16-1 Harley Pritchard
3.3-0-25-3 Ben Evans
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Tuesday, May 06, 2025
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Tomlinson's Ton not Enough as Sedbergh Fall in Friendly
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A spirited encounter at Sedbergh School saw the Old Sedberghian XI emerge victorious in a 50-over friendly match, defeating a Sedbergh School XI featuring Zeri Tomlinson by a margin of 58 runs.
Old Sedberghian XI Won by 58 Runs
Old Sedberghian XI 316/7 Sedbergh School 258
Having won the toss, the Old Sedberghian side elected to bat first and posted an imposing total of 316 for 7. The cornerstone of their innings was a magnificent unbeaten knock from opener Max Winskill, who carried his bat through the entire innings to reach a superb 157 not out. The Sedbergh School bowlers toiled hard, with Joe Davies proving the most successful, claiming two wickets for 48 runs in his ten-over spell. Tomlinson also played his part in the field, holding onto a catch.
In reply, the Sedbergh School team put up a valiant fight but were eventually bowled out for 258. The standout performer for the schoolboys was undoubtedly Zeri Tomlinson. The talented batsman led from the front, scoring a brilliant century, reaching 108 runs off just 101 deliveries. His innings was punctuated by 15 boundaries and one towering six, showcasing his attacking intent and class.
However, Tomlinson's heroics were not enough to overhaul the Old Sedberghian total. Michael Raikes proved to be the thorn in the side of the Sedbergh batting lineup, returning impressive figures of four wickets for 51 runs in his ten overs for the Old Sedberghian XI. Despite Tomlinson's sparkling ton, the Old Sedberghians' strong batting performance and Raikes' crucial wickets ultimately secured the 58-run victory in an entertaining friendly clash.
Old Sedberghian Inning
..04 (11) Phil Raikes b Joe Davies
157 (139) Max Winskill Not Out
..33 (35) Alex Simpson c Zeri Tomlinson b Aryan Chowdhury
..32 (42) Michael Raikes LBW Joe Davies
..07 (14) Tim Raglen c Charles Westmoreland b Fredrick Galitzine-Scott
..01 (03) Chris Park Johnson c Harry Temperton b Thomas Bentley
..17 (19) Chris Sanders c Joe Davies b Oscar Firth
..38 (36) Charlie ParkerJr. c Fredrick Galitzine-Scott b Raman Athwal
..03 (07) Tom Robinson Not Out
..24 Extras (10b-3lb-5w-6nb)
316 Total for 7 wickets after 50 overs
Fall of Wickets: 1-6 (Raikes); 2-49 (Simpson); 3-142 (Raikes); 4-164 (Raglen); 5-169 (Park); 6-233 (Sanders); 7-298 (ParkerJr);
Sedbergh School Bowlers
10.-1-48-2 Joe Davies
9.1-2-47-1 Thomas Bentley
5.0-0-38-0 Paidi Robinson
1.0-0-10-0 Jamie Taylor
5.0-0-30-1 Aryan Chowdhury
9.0-0-59-1 Fredrick Galitzine-Scott
9.0-0-49-1 Raman Athwal
2.0-0-22-1 Oscar Firth
Sedbergh School Inning
..07 (22) George Leach b Chris Sanders
..01 (14) Harry Temperton b Chris Sanders
108 (101) Zeri Tomlinson b Michael Raikes
..51 (77) Aryan Chowdhury b Michael Raikes
..07 (11) Oscar Firth b Charlie ParkerJr
..01 (06) Thomas Bentley c Max Winskill b Michael Raikes
..17 (22) Raman Athwal c Michael Raikes b Alex Simpson
..00 (04) Charles Westmoreland b Michael Raikes
..38 (21) Fredrick Galitzine-Scott c Charlie ParkerJr b Tom Robinson
..05 (11) Joe Davies c Alex Simpson b Joe Kelly
..01 (02) Paidi Robinson Not Out
..22 Extras (4b-2lb-9w-7nb)
258 Total: All Out after 47.2 Overs
Fall of Wickets: 1-5 (Temperton); 2-19 (Leach); 3-179 (Tomlinson); 4-188 (Firth); 5-189 (Bentley); 6-190 (Chowdhury); 7-202 (Westmoreland); 8-239 (Athwal); 9-255 (Galitzine-Scott); 10-258 (Davies)
Old Sedberghian Bowlers
8.0-2-29-2 Chris Sanders
11.-1-47-1 Charlie ParkerJr
3.0-0-22-0 Alex Mason
5.2-0-23-1 Joe Kelly
10.-0-51-4 Michael Raikes
4.0-0-24-0 Tim Raglen
1.0-0-19-0 Max Winskill
3.0-0-28-1 Tom Robinson
2.0-0-09-1 Alex Simpson
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Monday, May 05, 2025
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Fray and Stovell Lead Weekend Top Performers
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 Terryn Fray IslandStats.com
Fray's Batting Masterclass Leads Weekend Run-Scorers
In the batting department, Bailey's Bay's Terryn Fray takes the top honours. His incredible innings of 90 not out, carrying his bat through the entire innings against St. George's Cricket Club, was a masterclass in resilience and scoring. Facing 63 balls, Fray smashed 11 fours and two sixes, narrowly missing out on a century but firmly establishing himself as the weekend's leading run-scorer.
Following closely in second place is Southampton Rangers' Dion Stovell. Known for his aggressive style, Stovell led the way for his team with a blistering 70 runs off just 52 balls, including seven boundaries and two sixes, in their victory over Somerset Bridge.
Rounding out the top three batsmen of the weekend is St. George's Cricket Club's Jason Anderson. His explosive innings of 67 runs off just 43 balls, which included six fours and four sixes, was instrumental in his team's win over Bailey's Bay.
Stovell's Four-Wicket Blitz Leads Bowling Charts
The bowling honours for the weekend go to Southampton Rangers' Dion Stovell, who capped off an impressive all-round performance by claiming an impressive four wickets for just 23 runs in their match against Somerset Bridge. His spell proved crucial in restricting the opposition and securing victory for his side.
Finishing with the second-best bowling figures of the weekend is Western Stars' Seth Campbell. His tight and effective spell saw him bag three wickets for a miserly 11 runs against Warwick Workmen's Club, playing a key role in his team's comfortable win.
Completing the top three bowling performances is St. David's Cricket Club's Derrick Brangman. His spell was instrumental in his team's victory over Somerset Cricket Club, claiming three crucial wickets for just 12 runs.
The second week of the Bermuda Cricket Board season has showcased some exceptional individual performances, setting the stage for more thrilling action to come as the season progresses.
Batsmen
90* Terryn Fray - Bailey's Bay
..70 Dion Stovell - Southampton Rangers
..67 Jason Anderson - St. George's Cricket Club
..62 Nzari Paynter - St. George's Cricket Club
..61 Ryan Tyrell - Western Stars
..55 Davin Dill - PHC
..52 Onias Bascome - St. David's Cricket Club
Bowlers
4.0-1-23-4 Dion Stovell - Southampton Rangers
4.0-0-11-3 Seth Campbell - Western Stars
4.0-0-12-3 Derrick Brangman - St. David's Cricket Club
4.0-0-18-3 Ras Solomon Burrows - Willow Cuts
4.0-0-19-3 Q'Shai Darrell - Cleveland County
3.2-0-19-3 Allan Douglas - Devonshire Recreation Club
4.0-0-21-3 Dominic Sabir - Somerset Cricket Club
4.0-0-25-3 Isaiah Greaves - St. George's Cricket Club
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Monday, May 05, 2025
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Jeffers and Bristol West Indian Phoenix Cruise to Victory
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Bristol West Indian Phoenix Cricket Club 192/5 Pak Bristolians Cricket Club 120/7
Cameron Jeffers played a key role with the ball as his Bristol West Indian Phoenix Cricket Club secured a comfortable 72-run victory over Pak Bristolians Cricket Club.
Bristol West Indian Phoenix, batting first, posted a competitive total of 192 for 5 in their allotted 20 overs. Muntasir Nayeem led the charge with a well-constructed half-century, scoring 50 runs. Despite the strong batting performance, Jeffers was not required to pad up for his turn at the crease. For Pak Bristolians, Ahmed Tabraiz was the standout bowler, claiming one wicket for 26 runs in his economical four-over spell.
Chasing the challenging target, Pak Bristolians struggled to build momentum and ultimately fell short, reaching 120 for 7 in their 20 overs. Abdur-Rehman Tabraiz top-scored for Pak Bristolians with 23 runs, but they found it difficult to penetrate the tight bowling attack of Bristol West Indian Phoenix.
Mahin Omar was the pick of the bowlers for Jeffers' side, delivering an exceptional spell of four overs, conceding just nine runs and picking up three crucial wickets. Jeffers himself contributed with the ball, bowling four overs and taking one wicket for 29 runs, further restricting the Pak Bristolians' scoring opportunities.
The comprehensive victory highlights a strong all-round performance from Bristol West Indian Phoenix, with their batsmen setting a solid platform and their bowlers effectively stifling the opposition's chase. Jeffers' contribution with the ball adds another positive note for the team as they look to build on this success in their campaign.
Bristol West Indian Phoenix Inning
..41 Vishal Mamgai st Hashim Warraich b Ismail Zia
..01 (03) Dylan Young c Hashim Warraich b Ahmed Tabraiz
..50 (30) Muntasir Nayeem c Hashim Warraich b Ismail Zia
..04 (09) Ashur Morrison b Ismail Zia
..41 (23) Neiland Cadogan Not Out
..00 (03) Reuben Batt c & b Subhan Razaq
..37 (17) Zemroy Thomas Not Out
..18 Extras (6b-5lb-7w)
192 Total for 5 wickets after 20 overs
Fall of Wickets: 1-3 (Young); 2-89 (Mamgai); 3-109 (Nayeem); 4-110 (Morrison); 5-112 (Batt);
Pak Bristolians Bowlers
4.0-0-26-1 Ahmed Tabraiz
4.0-0-33-0 Waqas Ahmad
3.0-0-29-0 Abdullah Tabraiz
4.0-0-27-3 Ismail Zia
3.0-0-41-1 Subhan Razaq
2.0-0-25-0 Abdul Sami
Pak Bristolians Inning
..00 (05) Sufyaan Muzammil c Otis Lemon b Mahin Omar
..17 (19) Taimour Warraich b Mahin Omar
..23 (30) Abdur-Rehman Tabraiz c Vishal Mamgai b Otis Lemon
..00 (02) Subhan Razaq LBW Mahin Omar
..25 (14) Abdul Sami b Otis Lemon
..20 (23) Ahmed Tabraiz c Muntasir Nayeem b Zemroy Thomas
..01 (02) Fayyaz Mannan LBW Cameron Jeffers
..20 (22) Abdullah Tabraiz Not Out
..02 (03) Waqas Ahmad Not Out
..12 Extras (2b-2lb-8w)
120 Total for 7 wickets after 20 overs
Fall of Wickets: 1-9 (Muzammil); 2-39 (Warraich); 3-39 (Razaq); 4-59 (Tabraiz); 5-82 (Sami); 6-83 (Mannan); 7-116 (Tabraiz);
Bristol West Indian Phoenix Bowlers
2.0-0-07-1 Zemroy Thomas
3.0-0-18-0 Neiland Cadogan
4.0-0-09-3 Mahin Omar
4.0-0-34-2 Otis Lemon
4.0-0-29-1 Cameron Jeffers
3.0-0-19-0 Herman Vassell
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Sunday, May 04, 2025
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BCB Premier & First Division Round-Up
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The Bermuda Cricket Board's Premier and First Divisions served up a feast of T20 action across the island, with high scores, tight finishes, and individual brilliance dominating the headlines.
Premier Division Showdowns
At Sea Breeze Oval, St. George’s Cricket Club emerged victorious over Bailey's Bay Cricket Club by six wickets, despite a herculean effort from Bay's captain and opener Terryn Fray. Fray carried his bat through the entire innings, scoring an incredible 90 not out off just 63 balls, including 11 fours and two sixes. However, his solo brilliance wasn't enough as Isaiah Greaves spearheaded the St. George's bowling attack, taking three wickets for 24 runs.
St. George's chased down the target of 163 with relative ease, reaching 163 for 4. Jason Anderson led the charge with a blistering 67 off 43 balls, smashing six fours and four sixes in his innings. Sharye Tavares picked up two wickets for Bailey's Bay but couldn't stem the flow of runs.
The Somerset Cricket Club witnessed a tight affair as St. David's Cricket Club edged out the hosts by five wickets. Somerset CC were restricted to 124 for 7, with Jade Morrissey's unbeaten 44 off 29 balls providing some late impetus. Derrick Brangman was instrumental for St. David's, claiming three wickets for just 12 runs.
St. David's responded with 127 for 5, with Onias Bascome's explosive 52 off just 25 balls, including five fours and four sixes, guiding them to victory. Dominic Sabir took three wickets for Somerset but ultimately ended on the losing side.
At PHC Stadium, Cleveland County secured a four-wicket victory over Devonshire Recreation Club in a low-scoring encounter. Devonshire Rec were restricted to just 75 for 7 after winning the toss and electing to bat, with Gerald Simons and Alafia Henry both scoring 14. Q'Shai Darrell was the pick of the Cleveland bowlers, taking three wickets for 19 runs.
Cleveland County reached their target of 80 for 6, with Steven Bremar top-scoring with 21. Allan Douglas took three wickets for Devonshire Rec but couldn't prevent Cleveland from securing the win.
First Division Battles
The First Division also provided plenty of excitement. At Sea Breeze Oval, Western Stars dominated Warwick Workmen’s Club, winning by a comfortable 70 runs. Western Stars posted a strong 181 for 8 after being sent in to bat, with Brian Hall smashing a quick-fire 45 off 24 balls. Jalani Richardson took two wickets for Warwick.
In reply, Warwick Workmen’s Club were restricted to 111 for 4, despite Kamau Leverock's 43. Rohan Davis was economical for Western Stars, taking one wicket for just 13 runs.
PHC Stadium saw Willow Cuts emerge victorious over PHC by 13 runs in a low-scoring affair. Willow Cuts managed 115 for 8 after being put in to bat, with Shaquille Bean unbeaten on 22. Koshun Durrant took two wickets for PHC.
PHC could only muster 102 for 9 in their chase, with Sage Carter top-scoring with 26. Ras Solomon Burrows was the star with the ball for Willow Cuts, taking three wickets for 18 runs.
Southampton Rangers SC recorded a comprehensive 73-run victory over Somerset Bridge at the Somerset Cricket Club. Rangers posted an impressive 196 for 5 after winning the toss and electing to bat, with Dion Stovell leading the way with a blistering 70 off 52 balls. Noel Woods picked up one wicket for Somerset Bridge.
In reply, Somerset Bridge could only manage 123 for 9, despite Patrick Dill's 36. Makai Jacobs was the pick of the Rangers bowlers, taking two wickets for just 14 runs.
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