Poole Town U15 B

Batting and Bowling Stats for 2009 Outdoor Season

Batsman	Total Runs	Innings	Ave per Innings
Alex Ayling	217	15	14.5
Simon Card	111	5	22.2
Sam Bayston	100	13	7.7
Jack Galton	78	11	7.1
Rob Hellawell	52	10	5.2
Peter Singleton	99	10	9.9
Michael Smith	219	11	19.9
Carl Terry	216	10	21.6
Sam Leaton	205	12	17.1
Dom Narrimore	59	7	8.4
Tom Whitehead	2	1	2.0
Jordan Young	10	2	5.0
Stacey Ayling	1	1	1.0
James Green	4	2	2.0

Bowlers	Wickets	Overs	Runs	Ave Runs per Over
Carl Terry	7	44	278	6.3
Jack Galton	11	45	351	7.8
Michael Smith	11	47	323	6.9
Dom Narrimore	9	27	228	8.4
Simon Card	1	5	44	8.8
Sam Leaton	7	27	240	8.9
Jordan Young	1	14	117	8.4
Alex Ayling	12	24	179	7.5
Ben Mogg	0	2	18	9.0
Rob Hellawell	2	5	33	6.6

 

Monday 8th June Poole 113/1 vs Wayfarers 112/9 League

Michael won the toss and put Wayfarers in to bat. We seem to be able to chase better than putting on a big score to start. Wayfarers started well and were scoring at over 8 an over after 5 overs. Sam Hellier and Mark Rollingston putting on a 39 run partnership until Dominic and Alex struck in successive overs. Wayfarers batted well through the order but our fielding and catching restricted their run chase and ended on 112 for 9. Alex, Sam, Dominic and Michael all picking up 2 wickets.
Sam Leaton and Carl Terry opened our innings, finding it difficult to get the ball away on a slow pitch, scored slowly and after 5 overs were batting at under 5 and over. To win we had to get at least 7. 10th over saw us at 57, well below the run rate required. Carl was bowled, trying to up the run rate, for 22. Michael joined Sam and immediately accelerated the run rate. After a few dropped catches in the deep Michael retired on 35 after 22 balls. Sam retired shortly after that on 35, another solid innings from Sam after scoring 40 in his last match. We reached 113 in the 17th over. Great win guys, next is Winton.

Batting: Sam Leaton 35 rt, Michael 35 rt, Carl 22, Alex 3 no and Sam Bayston 1 no

Bowling: Michael 2 - 23, Carl 0 - 20, Jack Galton 0 - 16, Dominic 2 - 17, Alex 2 - 6, Sam 2 - 19, James 1 - 11.
Man of the Match: Alex Ayling: We all played well but Alex's 2 for 16 runs came at a time that Wayfarers were scoring well and turned the game in our favour.

Wednesday 3 June Poole 109 vs Hamworthy 184 ECB Cup

After being bowled out for 45 in our last match against Hamworthy we went into this match determine to do better. Hamworthy batted first and put on an impressive 184. Catano 49 and Stockley 50.

Sam Leaton again scored well and was finally out for a record 40 runs, helped by Jack 20 we put on a credible 109 in our 20 overs. More than double the score of the last match. Well played guys

Monday 1st June Poole 123 - 2 vs Broadstone 119 ao (League)

Summer is here

After being trunced by Hamworthy in the last match we won the toss and put Broadstone in to bat. Good, sharp fielding and bowling. Carl bowling a good line and length, Jack putting a great deal of pace and clearly unsettled the batsman. Alex getting more aggressive and taking 2 wickets while Dom was on a hat trick in his second over and finally getting his third wicket in his last over. Broadstone all out for 119 runs.

Sam Leaton opening the batting with Alex retired for 35 and was joined a little later by Carl (35). Michael scored a quick 20 and Jack galton 2 fours in 2 balls saw use through to 123 in the 14th over. Great win and with the quality of play, we deserved it.

Monday 25th May Poole 45 ao vs Hamworthy 46 - 1 (Cup)

This was one bank holiday we should forget. Hamworthy balled well and held all the catches, we, with the exception of Jack Galton and Pete Singleton, seem to be out of our depth. They were just too good on the day.

Wednesday 20th May Poole 105 -9 vs. Swanage 79 all out (Cup)

What a difference two days can make. Sunny skies and a light breeze greeted us at the locked gates at Canford Arena. Great playing conditions and a chance to settle the score with a strong Swanage team, this time playing a National Cup match.
We were asked to bat and Swanage struck early with Carl going for 0, Alex Ayling was on 16 runs. Jack Galton took to the crease then Michael joined him when Francis Kerinis bowled Alex Ayling for 16. Jack soon lost his wicket to a brilliant ball from Luke Edgar. So Dominic Narramore joined Michael and seemed to be batting well until he was bowled. Only when Sam Leaton joined Michael did the game seem to settle down.  They batted well together making quick runs, until Michael was caught for 22. Peter Singleton then joined Sam to make a quick 10.

Swanage came in to a really motivated Poole team, sharp fielding and accurate bowling by Michael and Carl saw the two openings fall for 20 runs, after that it was only Charlie Parsons who tried to defend a aggressive bowling attack and scoring 20 before he was caught off Dom. Michael then wrapped up the innings with 3 wickets for 6 runs in 2 over’s. Pete Singleton showed everyone how to field and must have saved us 20 runs by attacking the ball and anticipating where the batsmen were going to hit the ball. Great to watch. Swanage finally all out for 79 in the 16th over.
Summing up: Aggressive batting, sharp fielding – including taking all the catches. Bowling with a good line and length gave us the advantage we lacked in the previous game. Great win and well played.

Batting: Sam Leaton 26, Michael Smith 22, Alex Ayling 16 and Pete Singleton 10.

Bowling: Michael Smith 4-20-4, Sam Leaton 2-21-4, Carl Terry 1-14-3, Dominic 1-8-2

Monday 18th May Poole 118 – 4 vs. Swanage 119 - 0 (League)

Typical May weather, overcast, gale force winds and we are playing Swanage at Whitecliff. Now I enjoy Whitecliff with the harbour backdrop and moored yachts bobbing on the ripple but tonight was more batten down the hatches type conditions.
With heavy bales on the stumps we won the toss and decided to bat.
Alex and Carl cautiously saw the first two overs off without incident and then started to take on the Swanage bowlers. Our run rate seemed to be a little slow but I was hoping it would pickup as the game progressed. Alex was the first to fall but made a solid 20. Sam came and went for 1, Michael joined Carl in the 12th over with 52 on the board, and we saw a flurry of runs until Carl retired for 37, great knock. Dominic followed on in the same vain and the partnership with Michael took us to 101 runs before Dominic was caught by the Swanage captain for 14. Sam Leaton opened with a great 4 then ran 2 and was caught. We ended on 118 in our 20 over’s, good, positive batting by all.

Swanage looked strong from the first ball and with the wind now even stronger the opening pair started to score at a good rate. Both batsman were dropped at least once and a certain stumping went all wrong giving Swanage four chances, which they took and went on to retire on 37. Charlie Parsons and James Holland wrapped the innings up in the 18th over.

We batted well and so did Swanage, the difference was only the catches we dropped and the loose fielding. 

Batting: Carl Terry 37, Alex Ayling 20, Michael Smith 17, and Dominic Narramore 14.
Bowling: Michael Smith 0-24-4, Carl Terry 0-26-3, Dominic 0-24-4

 

National Cup Match 6th May - Canford Arena, Poole 76-6 vs Poole U15A 165-5

Our first game of the season started with a match against the A team. Poole A decided to bat first, with Jordan Randall and Michael Porter each retiring on 50 we set ourselves a big target to get in 20 overs. Our bowling was great for the start of the season, with Sam behind the stumps and fielding sharp we did well to restrict the A team to 165 for 5.

Alex started chasing the runs after the first ball and top scored with 25. We batted well but not fast enough to every threaten Poole A and finished our 20 overs with 76 for 6.

I was pleased with the commitment from my team and although they all knew we couldn't realistically win, we did better than expected. Next game is against Christchurch on Monday.