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Monday, June 30, 2025
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Fulton's Repton School CC Secure Victory in Local Derby
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Repton School Cricket Club Won by 18 Runs
Repton School Cricket Club 247/7 Repton Pilgrims Cricket Club 229/9
Luke Fulton and his Repton School Cricket Club teammates secured an 18-run victory over Repton Pilgrims Cricket Club in a 35-over local derby match.
Batting first, Repton School Cricket Club posted a strong total of 247 for 7 in their allotted overs. Omaris Khan led the scoring with an impressive 59 runs. Bermudian Luke Fulton was the last wicket to fall, dismissed for 17 runs on the final ball of the innings, contributing to a competitive total. E Sloane and O Reddy were the pick of the Repton Pilgrims bowlers, both claiming 2 wickets for 49 runs.
In reply, Repton Pilgrims Cricket Club put up a good chase but ultimately fell short, finishing on 229 for 9 in their 35 overs. J Sookias was their top scorer with a half-century, making 54 runs. George Pocklington was the standout bowler for Repton School Cricket Club, taking 3 wickets for just 24 runs from his 6 overs. While Fulton did not bowl in the match, he made his presence felt in the field, holding onto two crucial catches to help secure the 18-run win for his team.
Repton School Cricket Club Inning
..18 (34) George Pocklington b E Sloane
..56 (51) Tom Fraine c E Crowther b E Sloane
..09 (13) Henry Styring Run Out
..59 (45) Eamonn Crossley LBW O Reddy
..09 (10) Ben Hidderley c F Cheshire b Hamish Firth
..59 (31) Omaris Khan c C Simons b O Reddy
..17 (16) Luke Fulton c Augustus Wenham b C Simons
..13 (11) Matthew Stewart Not Out
..07 Extras (2lb-4w-1nb)
247 Total for 7 wickets after 35 Overs
Fall of Wickets: 1-58 (Pocklington), 2-85 (Fraine), 3-87 (Styring), 4-129 (Hidderley), 5-209 (Khan), 6-222 (Crossley), 7-247 (Fulton)
Repton Pilgrims Cricket Club Bowlers
6.0-0-35-0 M Steventon
7.0-1-44-0 F Cheshire
7.0-0-45-1 Hamish Firth
5.0-0-49-2 E Sloane
7.0-0-49-2 O Reddy
3.0-0-23-1 C Simons
Repton Pilgrims Cricket Club Inning
..06 (11) M Steventon b Jake Green
..54 (49) J Sookias c Henry Styring b George Pocklington
..14 (15) P Brown c Luke Fulton b Matthew Stewart
..20 (23) Augustus Wenham b Eamonn Crossley
..04 (10) O Reddy c Luke Fulton b Eamonn Crossley
..18 (30) E Crowther b Ollie Black
..39 (23) C Simons b Matthew Stewart
..02 (07) Hamish Firth LBW George Pocklington
..10 (07) E Sloane LBW George Pocklington
..29 (20) F Cheshire Not Out
..19 (15) F Byrne Not Out
..14 Extras (2b-4lb-8w)
229 Total for 9 wickets after 35 Overs
Fall of Wickets: 1-12 (Steventon), 2-31 (Brown), 3-64 (Wenham), 4-86 (Reddy), 5-121 (Sookias), 6-139 (Crowther), 7-166 (Firth), 8-176 (Simons), 9-180 (Sloane)
Repton School Cricket Club Bowlers
6.0-0-27-1 Jake Green
7.0-0-60-2 Matthew Stewart
6.0-0-32-2 Eamonn Crossley
6.0-0-35-0 Monty Jackson
1.0-0-07-0 Ben Hidderley
6.0-0-24-3 George Pocklington
3.0-0-38-1 Ollie Black
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Sunday, June 29, 2025
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St. George's & Rangers Crowned T20 Knock-Out Champions
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A thrilling Day of Twenty20 cricket saw two Champions crowned in the Bermuda Cricket Board's Premier and First Division T20 Knock-Out competitions at Lord's in St. David's.
St. George’s Cricket Club Crowned Premier Division T20 Knock-Out Champions
St. George’s Cricket Club Won by 30 Runs
St. George’s Cricket Club 179/6 Bailey’s Bay 149/8
The St. George’s Cricket Club successfully defended their Premier Division T20 Knock-Out title, securing a 30-run victory over Bailey’s Bay.
Batting first after winning the toss, St. George's posted a challenging total of 179 for 6. The innings was spearheaded by an explosive knock from Macci Simmons, who was the top scorer with 58 runs off just 26 balls, a remarkable innings featuring 11 fours and 2 sixes. Michael Agard was the pick of the Bailey’s Bay bowlers, claiming 2 wickets for 22 runs from his 4 overs.
In reply, Bailey’s Bay found the target a step too far and were restricted to 149 for 8. Jarryd Richardson was their top scorer with 41. The St. George’s bowling attack was led effectively by Zeko Burgess, who returned impressive figures of 2 wickets for just 20 runs from his 4 overs, helping to seal the victory for his side.
Southampton Rangers Crowned First Division T20 Knock-Out Champions
Southampton Rangers won by 116 runs
Southampton Rangers 190/2 Western Stars 74
The Southampton Rangers were crowned the First Division T20 Knock-Out Champions after a dominant 116-run victory over Western Stars at the same venue.
Winning the toss and electing to bat, the Southampton Rangers unleashed a formidable display of power hitting, amassing 190 for 2 in their allotted overs. The innings was built on an unbroken partnership between Dion Stovell and Dalin Richardson. Stovell was the top scorer with an unbeaten 80 runs off 57 balls, featuring 8 fours and 3 sixes. He was brilliantly supported by Richardson, who blasted 69 not out off just 27 balls, an innings highlighted by 1 four and 7 towering sixes. Rohan Davis managed to pick up 1 wicket for 14 runs for Western Stars.
In response, Western Stars struggled against a disciplined Rangers bowling attack and were bowled out for just 74. Brian Hall was the top scorer for Western Stars with 22. The chief destroyer with the ball for the Southampton Rangers was none other than Dion Stovell, who completed a superb all-round performance by taking 3 wickets for a mere 3 runs from just 2.4 overs, including one maiden, to wrap up a comprehensive victory and the championship title for the Rangers.
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Saturday, June 28, 2025
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Devonshire Rec Crowned Central County Cup Champions
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Devonshire Recreation Club Won by 87 Runs
Devonshire Recreation Club 211 Western Stars 124
Devonshire Recreation Club have successfully defended their Central County Cup title, securing an 87-run victory over Western Stars in the final match held at their home ground.
After winning the toss and electing to bat, Devonshire Recreation Club posted a total of 211 before being bowled out. The innings was anchored by a well-crafted half-century from Isaiah O'Brien, who scored 50 runs off 63 balls, including 3 fours and 4 sixes. Western Stars' bowling effort was led impressively by Jahre Blakeney, who was the pick of their bowlers, returning figures of 4 wickets for just 38 runs from 8.1 overs.
In reply, Western Stars found the chase a challenging one and were ultimately bowled out for 124 runs. Phillip Thomas was their top scorer with 25. The decisive blow came from Devonshire Recreation Club's captain, George O’Brien Jr, who delivered a sensational spell with the ball. O'Brien Jr was the standout bowler, claiming an exceptional 6 wickets for a mere 8 runs from just 4.4 overs, including one maiden.
The dominant bowling performance from O'Brien Jr. ensured that Devonshire Recreation Club retained the Central County Cup, celebrating a comfortable victory in front of their home crowd. Isaiah O'Brien was named Man of the Match for his knock of 50, he claimed 2 wickets and held onto a catch.
Devonshire Recreation Club Inning
..11 (16) Kamal Leverock c Ethan Adderley b Jahre Blakeney
..01 (06) Drewonde Bascombe c Jamori Manders b Malachi Jones
..16 (36) Treadwell Gibbons LBW Seth Campbell
..15 (13) Onias Bascome LBW Jahre Blakeney
..50 (63) Isaiah O'Brien c Jahre Blakeney b Sebastin Davis
..02 (04) Ricardo Brangman Jnr LBW Seth Campbell
..20 (23) Derrick Brangman c & b Phillip Thomas
..36 (19) Allan Douglas c Malachi Jones b Seth Campbell
..05 (15) George O'Brien c Tre Manders b Jahre Blakeney
..09 (24) Nairobi Carmichael c Tre Manders b Jahre Blakeney
..08 (18) Alafia Henry Not Out
..38 Extras (1lb-29w-8nb)
211 Total All Out after 38.1 overs
Fall of Wickets: 1-11 (Drewonde Bascombe), 2-38 (Leverock), 3-61 (Onias Bascome), 4-62 (Gibbons), 5-64 (Ricardo Brangman), 6-104 (Derrick Brangman), 7-167 (Douglas), 8-186 (Isaiah O'Brien), 9-200* (George O'Brien * retired not out), 9-204 (Nairobi Carmichael), 10-211 (George O'Brien)
Western Stars Bowlers
8.0-1-37-3 Seth Campbell
10.-0-54-1 Malachi Jones
8.1-0-38-4 Jahre Blakeney
3.0-1-10-0 Detroy Smith
4.0-0-29-1 Phillip Thomas
1.0-0-23-0 Jaiden Manders
4.0-0-19-1 Sebastin Davis
Western Stars Inning
..22 (58) Jamori Manders b Kamal Leverock
..00 (02) Jaiden Manders b George O'Brien
..04 (04) Tre Manders b George O'Brien
..00 (01) Malachi Jones LBW George O'Brien
..02 (16) Ethan Adderley b Derrick Brangman
..32 (44) Detroy Smith c Ricardo Brangman Jnr b Isaiah O'Brien
..08 (18) Sebastin Davis c Onias Bascome b Isaiah O'Brien
..25 (20) Phillip Thomas c Isaiah O'Brien b George O'Brien
..02 (07) Seth Campbell c Allan Douglas b George O'Brien
..12 (07) Jahre Blakeney Not out
..00 (01) Isaiah Cameron c Ricardo Brangman Jnr b George O'Brien
..17 Extras (8b-8w-1nb)
124 Total All Out after 29.4 overs
Fall of Wickets: 1-4 (Jaiden Manders), 2-10 (Tre Manders), 3-10 (Jones), 4-13 (Adderley), 5-71 (Jamori Manders), 6-74 (Smith), 7-90 (Davis), 8-110 (Thomas), 9-124 (Campbell), 10-124 (Cameron)
Devonshire Recreation Club Bowlers
5.0-1-20-0 Nairobi Carmichael
4.4-1-08-6 George O'Brien
5.0-0-27-1 Derrick Brangman
4.0-0-10-0 Allan Douglas
3.0-0-13-1 Kamal Leverock
5.0-0-10-2 Isaiah O'Brien
3.0-0-28-0 Alafia Henry
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Saturday, June 28, 2025
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Bermudian Cricketers See Mixed Fortunes in UK and Scotland
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Bermuda's cricketers plying their trade overseas experienced a weekend of varied results across leagues in England and Scotland.
In Bristol, Chare Smith and his Frenchay Cricket Club teammates went down by 5 wickets to Knowle CC, Bristol. After being sent in to bat, Frenchay were bowled out for 138, with Max Richards top-scoring with 25 and Smith adding 8 runs. Mohib Ahmadzai was the pick of the Knowle bowlers, claiming 3 wickets for just 8 runs. In reply, Knowle successfully chased the target, scoring 142 for 5. Ahmadzai also led their batting with 32, while Smith took 2 wickets for 43 runs from 7.5 overs for Frenchay.
Meanwhile, in Scotland, Dennico Hollis played a starring role as his The Tryst teammates secured a narrow 2-wicket victory over Renfrew in the Western Championship Two. Playing for the second team at King George V Playing Fields, Hollis contributed with both bat and ball. Renfrew batted first, posting 222 for 9 in their allotted 40 overs, with Guneet Dhaliwal and Hijratullah Omarkhil both scoring half-centuries. Robert Angus took 2 wickets for 22 for The Tryst, with Hollis contributing 1 wicket for 43 runs from his 8 overs. In a tense chase, The Tryst reached their target, scoring 224 for 8. Hollis was the hero with the bat, top-scoring with an unbeaten 65 runs off just 60 balls, an innings that included 5 fours, guiding his team to victory.
Elsewhere in Bristol, Cameron Jeffers and his Bristol West Indian Phoenix CC secured a comfortable 10-wicket victory over Pak Bristolians CC. Pak Bristolians CC were bowled out for just 96, with S Razaq scoring 43 not out. M Jones was the pick of the Phoenix bowlers, taking an impressive 5 wickets for 28 runs from 8 overs. In a dominant chase, Bristol West Indian Phoenix CC reached their target with 100 for no loss, led by V Mamgai's unbeaten 51.
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Friday, June 27, 2025
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Devonshire Rec Bolster Squad for Central County Final
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Central County Cup holders Devonshire Recreation Club have announced significant changes to their squad as they prepare for the Second and Final Round match against Western Stars. The highly anticipated clash is set for Saturday, June 28th, at the Devonshire Recreation Club.
Having decisively defeated North Village in the First Round, the champions have brought in five key players, strengthening their ranks for the decisive encounter. Coming into the squad for the final are captain George O’Brien, all-rounders Onias Bascome, and Derrick Brangman, explosive batsman Allan Douglas Jr, and Isaiah O’Brien adding to Kamau Leverock who scored 79, and Ricardo Brangman who scored 73 in their First Round match.
These five experienced additions will replace Ankoma Cannonier, Ajai Daniels, Christopher Daile, Orlando Maulseed, and Trey Tucker from the previous round. The inclusion of these seasoned players, many of whom have represented Bermuda on the international stage and featured in the prestigious Cup Match Classic, signals Devonshire Recreation Club's intent to defend their title with their strongest possible lineup.
In total, the Devonshire Recreation Club team features an impressive seven players with Bermuda National team and Cup Match Classic experience, showcasing the depth and quality they bring to this critical fixture. The match promises to be a thrilling contest as both teams vie for the coveted Central County Cup.
Devonshire Recreation Club Central County 2nd & Final Round Team
George O’Brien Jr. - Captain
Drewonde Bascome - Vice Captain
Treadwell Gibbons
Kamau Leverock
Ricardo Brangman
Derrick Brangman
Onias Bascome
Allan Douglas Jr
Alafia Henry
Nyrobi Carmichael
Isaiah O’Brien
Reserves
Orlando Maulseed
Aaron Holdipp
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