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Wednesday Team Bowling Averages 2008

Bowling averages for 2008 Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average Putt, B 3 0 16 4 4 Mabbett, J 5 0 29 6 4.833333333 Pill, T 4.1 0 23 4 5.75 Wooloff, D 4 0 14 2 7 Henson, D 13 0 61 7 8.714285714 Yates, C 11 1 53 6 8.833333333 Martin, B 4 0 26 2 13 Bulpitt, S 13 0 87 6 14.5 Mercer, C 7 0 30 2 15 Haine, O 12 0 84 4 21 Cripps, P 2 0 36 0 0 Peach, A 2 0 9 2 4.5…continue reading →

Wednesday Team Batting Averages 2008

Batting averages for 2008 Innings Not outs Total Runs Average Mercer, A 2 1 60 60 Mabbett, J 3 1 71 35.5 Bramley, S 4 0 126 31.5 Martin, B 3 1 55 27.5 Lonnon, R 5 3 50 25 Wooloff, D 2 0 47 23.5 Putt, B 2 1 21 21 North, T 2 0 39 19.5 Grey, A 1 0 11 11 North, G 3 1 22 11 Mercer, C 3 0 29 9.666666667 Henson, D 3 1 19 9.5 Butterfield, S 3 0 26 8.666666667 Peach, A 1 0 7…continue reading →

Saturday Team Bowling Averages 2008

  • Posted on March 18, 2009
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Bowling Averages for 2008 Name Matches Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average Best 100 Overs or more 1. Martin, Ryan 14 120.4 21 366 21 17.429 3 - 32 Others 1. Russell, Luke 4 30.2 5 85 7 12.143 2 - 18 2. Braham, Joe 10 42.0 7 134 9 14.889 3 - 11 3. Rey, Daniel 3 17.0 6 62 4 15.5 3 - 27 4. Brodie, Kenny 3 10.0 0 34 2 17 2 - 20 5. Jones, Connor 11 59.2 11 246 14 17.571 4 - 12 6. Pepper, Alex 5 11.0 2 58 3 19.333 3 -…continue reading →

Saturday Team Batting Averages 2008

  • Posted on March 18, 2009
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Batting Averages for 2008 Name Matches Not Outs Runs Higest Score Average 9 Innings or more 1. Burton, Nick 11 1 284 87 25.818 2. Brown, Francis 12 0 118 28* 23.6 3. Martin, Barry 12 1 203 51 18.454 4. Sherman, Lewis 12 0 162 45 16.2 5. Pill, Tom 12 0 134 30 13.4 6. Martin, Ryan 14 0 155 35 12.917 Source: http://oxfordshirecricketassociation.org.uk/2008/batting.asp?Club=Wantage#continue reading →

Saturday Team League 2008

  • Posted on March 18, 2009
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Oxfordshire Cricket Association (OCA) Division 7 P W L T NR Batting Bowling Points Total Runs/Wkt Chipping Norton 16 13 1 0 2 56 62 270 388 27.5946 Ducklington 16 10 3 0 3 40 61 215 316 17.4787 Marsh Gibbon II 16 8 6 0 2 34 56 170 260 14.3304 West Ilsley II 16 7 8 0 1 39 53 145 237 17.7677 Wantage 16 6 6 0 4 35 41 140 216 17.12 Stonesfield II 16 6 6 0 4 34 40 140 214 17.525 Steventon 16 4 9 0…continue reading →

Wantage Cricket Club On Sky Sports

  • Posted on February 8, 2009
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I kid you not, our illustrious traveler Chief is once again abroad following the England team, this time he’s out in the West Indies to watch the first two tests. All will know that the second innings didn’t go very well in the first test, with England being bowled out for 51. Silver lining is this picture though, Chief’s sign being shown on Sky Sports. Top work sir!continue reading →

Awards Evening

We finally got around to having the end of season bash, yes I know January is quite late but its all about building the anticipation don’t you know… This year we decided to congregate at the club house for the annual curry night and get a take away, fabulous idea. The curry was good, the drinks were flowing and the silly games were a plenty. Onto the awards: Sunday Team Best Batsman – Duncan “Longdog” Wooloff Best Bowler – Colin “Pod” Mercer Most Man of the Matches – Barry “Circus” Martin Most Pigs…continue reading →

Advertising

  • Posted on February 7, 2009
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I thought it was about time to sort out a little bit of advertising for the club so invested some money into local buses. You can see a shot of what it looked like below. Cool hey!continue reading →

Heading Back To India

  • Posted on December 7, 2008
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Good news for Sky TV, bad news for the players, we are going back to India to play the planned 2 tests. Security will be no problem, the amount of protection which will be required to get the team close to the country will be more than sufficient to stop any threat. The reason it’s bad idea for us to go back? Because the Indians are a world ahead of us at the moment, if they can confortably beat the Aussies we stand little, to no hope.continue reading →