Match Result

Match Report

8th July 2005 - George Blow Cup Final

Winslow Town vs Maid's Moreton at Marsh Gibbon

Innings of Maid's Moreton				Innings of Winslow
Batsman	How Out	Bowler	Runs	Batsman	How Out	Bowler	Runs
P Stairs	not out		52	Marcus Sales	bowled	Hamilton	15
R Pengelly	run out	(Waugh)	5	P Stolworthy	bowled	Pengelly	19
A Hamilton	bowled	Waugh	1	B Knaves	bowled	Hamilton	0
R Jenson	ct Waugh	Hampton	0	J Gaskins	not out		45
M Wilson	lbw	Bishop	8	Martin Sales	bowled	Sharp	6
A Sheppeck	not out		23	S Myatt	not out		12





Extras			23	Extras			17
Total (for 4 wickets) from 15 overs			112	Total (for 4 wickets) from 14.1 overs			113

Bowling Analysis					Bowling Analysis
Bowler	O	M	R	W	Bowler	O	M	R	W
J Waugh	3	1	5	1	A Hamilton	4	0	30	2
C Hampton	3	0	32	1	P Stairs	3	0	23	0
A Maxwell	2	0	22	0	R Pengelly	4	0	26	1
J Bishop	3	0	18	1	M Sharp	3	0	22	0
C Price	3	0	28	0	A Sheppeck	0.1	0	1	0
J Gaskins	1	0	4	0

Match Result and Report

Winslow won by 6 wkts

Winslow Town Cricket club won its first trophy for a number of years by coming out on top in the George Blow Cup Final. A youthful Winslow side performed to the best of its ability with bat and ball and thoroughly deserved its win with all the members of the team contributing. At times the aggressive batting of the opposition, in particular Moreton's opener Paul Stairs, put the Winslow bowlers under pressure but the bowlers were never dominated and 112 could not be considered a great effort in the conditions.

Marcus Sales and Paul Stolworthy provided Winslow with a good platform as they often have done but the innings wobbled when Sales and skipper Brian Knaves became 2 legs of a hat-trick. Possibly the crucial moment in the game was reached when James Gaskins was dropped behind off his first ball - Hamilton missed out on his hat-trick and Gaskins went on to make sure that Moreton missed out on the Cup. The 15-year-old went on to make a fine 45 in his customary breezy style and with some excellent support from Martin Sales and 14 year old Simon Myatt Winslow eased to a comfortable victory.