James 116 no, Tom 7 for 10 and all teams win !
Teams and individuals performed well during the weekend of cricket
The 1s travelled to Sibton Park and were put into the field. Tyler Wassell (1 for 13) and Ricky Dale (1 for 21) got two early break throughs and as Sibton tried to rebuild Harry Mantle (1 for 14) added to the pressure as Sibton found themselves 41 for 3. Tom Carey joined the attack and was immediately in the game taking two more wickets. The home team tried to rebuild reaching 72 for 5 but Tom removed the remaining 5 wickets in quick succession and Sibton found themselves all out for 82 in the 30th over.
Tom was not so successful after tea being dismissed without scoring and James Weller followed shortly afterwards. Josh Willis (38no) and Ricky Dale (19no) finished the game as Bapchild crossed the line with 6 wickets and just under 28 overs to spare.
The 2s were home to Sheppey and the visitors elected to field. Simon Cosstick (50) and James Sutton (38) got the team off to a strong start supported by Nick Page (18). A couple of quick wickets slowed the pace but Yuvraj Rajgor (12) and Linc Bryden (29no) helped the team reach 160 for 6 off their allotted 40 overs.
After the break Sheppey also started strong before Glenn Kennett (3 for 23) and Joe Mills (2 for 28) made the breakthrough. A fine spell of bowling from Jacob Carter (4 for 22) wrapped the game up as Sheppey found themselves bowled out 40 runs short of the target in the 39th over.
The 3s did not have a game this weekend
The Sunday XI entertained top of the league Headcorn in their Sunday KVL game. Electing to bat first BApchild scored 231 for 6 in their 40 overs mainly due to a fine knock from James Weller who carried his bat through the innings and reaching an excellent 116 not out. James was supported by Tom Carey (46) and Steve Roberts (28).
After the break Headcorn started steadily but Ethan Collier’s wicket (1 for 25) broke the opening partnership. Daniel Gunner (3 for 15) bowled extremely well and he and Daniel Covey (3 for 25) cleared out the middle order leaving Jacob Carter (1 for 22) supported by Tom Gunner and Ella Hadler to close out the game as Headcorn found themselves 8 down and 41 runs short at the end of the game.
The U12 Bronco unfortunately lost to Rodmersham
The U16s beat Minster by 60 runs on Monday. Patrick Hogben 43 rt, Brynn Foot (26) and Dhylan Smith (20 no) helped the team reach 153 for 5 off their 20 overs. Edward Louden’s devastating 6 for 9 off just three overs secured the win in the 19th over.
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