Saturday 3rd May - One wicket win for First XI
- Bob Paisley
- May 3
- 3 min read
Updated: May 5
First XI
Hightown St Marys 162 all out (47 overs)
H Zubair 3 for 30, A Jagan 2 for 25, M Chappell 3 for 21
Sefton Park 163 for 9 (41 overs)
P Horton 19, J Stirling 26, H Zubair 33
Sefton Park won by 1 wicket
Second XI
Ormskirk 161 all out (44.3 overs)
C Mitchell 3 for 74, S Rustum 5 for 27
Sefton Park 133 all out (46.1 overs)
J Vinu 33, S Aitchison 22 not out, C Mitchell 30
Ormkirk won by 28runs
Third XI
Sefton Park 222 for 9 dec.
A Woods 45, S Khan 95, A Fallows 25
Formby 133 all out
I Dawes 4 for 15, S Khan 3 for 8
Sefton Park won by 89 runs
Fourth XI
Sefton Park 229 for 6 dec. (40 overs)
A Taylor 56, R Kennedy 40, S Hawkes 23, N Singh 21, T Yates 29, A Zia 32
Wallasey 232 for 5 (44.4 overs)
L Carl 2 for 50
Wallasey won by 5 wickets
The First XI welcomed promoted Hightown St Mary to Sefton Park.
The visitors won the toss and decided to bat first. This did not prove a good decision as the found themselves on 15 for 3. They recovered to 71 for 4, 94 for 5 and 123 for 6. The run rate, then, slowed and the last four wickets fell for a further 39 runs as they were dismissed for 162 in 47 overs. Huzaifa Zubair finished with 3 for 20, Abhishek Jagan 2 for 25 and Mark Chappell 3 for 21.
Sefton soon found out that their reply would not be easy as they lost Haroon Khan (14) with the score on 15, then Kaash Patel (4) on 20, then Chris Bellis (14) on 39. Paul Horton (19) and James Stirling (26) steadied the ship but when they were out on 82 and 83 respectively, the target looked a long way off. However 33 in 42 balls from Huizafa Zubair and a rapid 14 in 12 balls from Dave Kelly took them nearer their target and in the end, they were left requiring 12 run with one wicket left and the ten and eleven batsmen in.
Naimat Karyab faced a difficult over from West Indian pace bowler Gordon Bryan and the next over saw a single from Abhishek Jagan put Naimat on strike again. This, he enjoyed and with the scores one short for Sefton, anything was possible. Naimat struck the ball on the leg side and they were able to scamper two and a second league victory was achieved.
25 points for Sefton Park who move to 3rd in the table
Haroon Khan scored 14
The Second XI travelled to play Ormskirk, won the toss and decided to field
Chris Mitchell bowled 18 overs and took 3 for 74, Sarhad Rustum took 5 for 27 as Ormskirk were dismissed for 161 in 43.3 overs.
The total looked getable but did not prove so and only 22 not out from Scott Aitchison and 30 runs from Chris Mitchell batting at number eleven gave the score some respectability as they finished on 133 in 46.1 overs. Earlier Joel Vinu had scored 33
The Third XI made the trip to Merchant Taylors to play Formby's Thirds. Sefton won the toss and decided to bat. Top scorers were Alex Woods (45) Shadab Khan (95) and Andrew Fallows (25 as they were able to declare on 222 for 9 in 38.3 overs.
Formby's reply was remarkable in that they lost their first two wickets for 17, Then put on a stand of 93 for the third wicket before being dismissed for 133 in 35th over
Ian Dawes finished with 4 for 15 and Shadab Khan 3 for 8.
So, the Thirds start off their defence of their title with two victories.
The Fourth XI played a young Wallasey's Fourths on the Lower Ground.
Sefton won the toss and decided to bat first. Early runs for Adam Taylor (56), Rob Kennedy (40, Scott Hawkes (23), Navi Singh (21), Tim Yates (29 not out) Ahmad Zia (32) enabled them to declare on 229 for 6 in 40 overs.
Wallasey, also, found batting fairly easy and they were able to pass the Sefton total with 5 wickets down in the 45th over. Luke Carl finished with 2 for 50 on debut.
Rob Kennedy scored 40
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