Result: Lost by 28 runs
Review: Oundle 129 all out (29 overs) (F. Burns 3 for 32, O. Grayson 3 for 18,
H. Brooke 2 for 14) Felsted 101 all out (25.1 overs)
Although
the pitches have had to cope with a remarkable amount of rain in the last few weeks,
it was good to get a home fixture in, as one of six games we hosted against
Oundle.
Bowling first, Harry Brooke and Charlie Duke each took a wicket, before
Freddie Burns picked up 3, to leave Oundle in trouble at 64 for 5. However, they rallied with a few
agricultural
blows, taking 24 from the next three overs, before captain Ollie Grayson bowled
a remarkable over, bringing two wickets for him, and a run out. Suddenly 89 for 8, and we were back in
control. Grayson got one more wicket,
but an attacking last wicket stand of 26 saw them post a decent final total of
129 all out.
After a steady beginning we were 26 for 0 in reply after 8 overs, but
unfortunately Max Malins hit a short ball to point, to fall for 14. As the run rate began to rise, so did the
pressure, and Ollie Grayson fell next, hitting a full toss to square leg, who
took a good catch. At the half way
stage, we were only 40 for 2, and needing a run a ball for the remaining 15
overs. Unfortunately rash shots
accounted for the two Toms, Kingham and Latham, in quick succession, James
Smith fell cheaply, and Harry Brooke fell as well, and we were 50 for 6. Freddie Burns with 18 top scored, and
although Will Jackson hit the shot of the day first ball, he was not able to
repeat Tuesday's heroics. At least
Callum MacDonald (10 not out) put up a fight, as he added 29 for the last
wicket with Freddie.
Player
of the match: Freddie Burns
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