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Cornwall Cricket
First for Cornish Cricket News
National Club Competitions 2006
National Club Championship - Cockspur Cup - Cornish Results 2006
Cockspur Cup National Results 2006 Updated Group Draws 2006
npower Village Cup - Cornish Results
National Village Official Website & Results 2006
Rules Group 27 (Cornwall) Draw National Draw
(6 Cornish entries) Group 10 Draw Wales & West
Round 1 No matches
Round 2
Monday 1 May
St Just 206-8 (D Roberts 100, N Smitheram 37, G Edwards 28; C Roberts 3-33, M Roberts 2-45)
Grampound Road 145 (C Roberts 43, M Roberts 38, M Pearce 20; R Harvey 3-24, G May 2-30).
St Just beat Grampound Road by 61 runs
Sunday 7th May
3) Falmouth 198-6 (A Noott 51, S Hooper 46, S Churcher 41, L Martin 26no; J Bose 2-30),
Truro 159-8 (T Marrion 49, M Thomas 32, J Bose 23; L Martin 2-38). Falmouth beat Truro by 39 runs
Sunday 14th May 2006 (Cornish teams in bold)
1) Bovey Tracey 224 v Werrington 225-8
2) Exeter Torquay (conceded)
4) Paignton lost to Taunton St Andrews
5) St Austell 166 (G Williams 45, J Gray 34, M Toms 25; L Baker 4-57, T Legodi 2-10),
Tavistock 169-2 (25.2 overs) (S Luffman 64, S Down 39no, D Manning 37).
Tavistock beat St Austell by 8 wickets
7) Sidmouth lost to Ilminster
8) Taunton Deane lost toTaunton
Round 3 - 28th May 2006
9) Tavistock 157 (G Barros 47, D Manning 38; A Hodgson 3-27, Andrew Smeeth 3-35, I Worsnip 2-27, M Robins 2-34),
Werrington 163-2 (M Robins 53no, M Horwell 48, A Hodgson 28).
Werrington beat Tavistock by 8 wickets and meet St Just at home in Rd 4 on June 18th.
10) Falmouth 142 v St Just 143-1 scorecard
Falmouth 142 (A Angove 43, S Churcher 23, L Martin 22, extras 22; G Thomas 4-28, M George 2-18),
St Just 143-1 (G Thomas 59no, N Curnow 51no).
St Just beat Falmouth by nine wickets
11) Taunton St Andrews v Taunton
12) Ilminster v Exeter
Round 4 18th June 2006
13) St Just 287-6 (D Roberts 102, G Edwards 66, G Thomas 45; A Pooley 3-66), ]
Werrington 224-8 (B Smeeth 103no, R May 33, M Taylor 21, M George 3-49).
St Just beat Werrington by 63 runs
14) Taunton St Andrews v Ilminster
Group Final 2nd July 2006
Taunton St Andrews 198-8 (A Grundy 65, K Sedgebeer 30, P Lawrence 27. M Jenkin 24; R Clackworthy 2-23, N George 2-34, G Thomas 2-50),
St Just 199-3 (G May 81no, G Thomas 79no, D Roberts 34; M Parsons 2-51).
St Just beat Taunton St Andrews by seven wickets with 4 overs to spare and are away to Frocester (Gloucestershire) in the last sixteen.
St Just did well to have Taunton St Andrews struggling at 84-5 in the 26th over with former Somerset men Mike Burns and Kevin Parsons both dismissed cheaply by Nick George. The visitors were saved by Ashleigh Grundy who hit 65, and Kevin Sedgbeer with 30, as the pair added 87 over 16 overs for the sixth wicket. Needing 199 in 45 overs St Just lost Neil Curnow to the impressive Gareth Porter with only 1 on the board but David Roberts (34) took control striking seven glorious boundaries before falling to Mike Parsons. The Somerset quickie in his next over then had Gavin Edwards brilliantly caught at slip at 51-3. St Just though were carried to victory thanks to a fine stand between Gary Thomas (79 not out) and skipper Gareth May (81 not out) as they added an unbroken 148, in great fashion, to win the game with four overs to spare.
Round 6 Sunday 16 July
Frocester (Gloucestershire) 263-6 (N Trainor 125; M George 2-52),
St Just 265-5 (G Thomas 78no, D Roke 49no, D Roberts 47, G May 32, N Curnow 27).
St Just beat Frocester by five wickets with nine balls to spare and are at home to Ealing in the quarter-finals on Sunday 30th July.
QF 30 July
St Just v Ealing St Just are just one step from the Cockspur Cup Final at Lord's following a superb performance to defeat Ealing at Cape Cornwall Road. They will bid to become the first Cornish team to reach the National Club Final when they travel to Bromley in Kent on Sunday 13th August. Ealing recovered from 59-4 to make 226-9 in 45 overs. St Just lost David Roberts for 29 at 79-1 in the 13th over but Neil Curnow with a brilliant 119 not out including a six and 19 fours and Gary Thomas 68 not out steered them home with almost 5 overs to spare.
Ealing 226-9 (D Holt 93 not out, S Hawk 40, P Wellings 35, I Manchett 30; G Thomas 4-53, G Trenwith 2-19),
St Just 228-1 (N Curnow 119no, G Thomas 68 no, D Roberts 29).
St Just beat Ealing by nine wickets and meet Bromley away in the semi-final.
SF 13 Aug
Bromley v St Just - postponed to 20th August waterlogged ground
St Just’s Cockspur Cup run came to an end when they lost their delayed semi-final at Bromley by 88 runs. St Just won the toss and after being put in Bromley lost an early wicket with Graham Trenwith striking in the second over. Nick George picked up a couple of wickets including former Surrey batsman Nadeem Shahid, caught in the deep for 55, at 76 for 3 off 15 overs. The home team fought back as Nicky Bluett (52) and James Watson took the total to 153 before Matthew Issacs blasted 59 not out. With Watson making an unbeaten 59 a hundred runs came off the last 12 overs for the fifth wicket to get the total up to 253-4 off 45 overs. Nick George took 2 for 47. The innings was interrupted due to rain with a further heavy shower at teatime. David Roberts and Neil Curnow put on 43 before Curnow was given out lbw for 23. Gary Thomas went for 0 but with skipper Gareth May making 19 St Just reached 133 for 4 before losing four wickets in consecutive overs. Roberts was then ninth out for 82 and the end came soon after at 165 all out with six overs remaining. Issacs took 3 for 26.
Bromley 253-4 (45 overs) (J Watson 59no, M Issacs 58 no, N Shahid, 55, N Bluett 52; N George 2-47, G Trenwith 1-37, R Clackworthy 1-41),
St Just 165 (38.5 overs) (D Roberts 82, N Curnow 23, G May 19; M Issacs 3-26, J Butterfill 2-3, T Mees 2-41).
Bromley beat St Just by 88 runs
Final Mon 4 Sept at Lord's
npower National Village Championship
Group 27 Cornwall
npower Village Cup 1st Round 24th April - all byes
2nd Round - Sunday 7th May
Goldsithney 129 (extras 43, S Nicholson 20; K Reed 4-18),
Lanhydrock 103 (M Horne 25; E Fyans 4-19, A Pellow 3-25).
Goldsithney beat Lanhydrock by 26 runs.
Menheniot 215-4, St Mawgan in Pydar 216-5
St Mawgan-in -Pydar beat Menheniot by 5 wkts
3rd Round - Sunday 21st May
Goldsithney 250-8 v St Mawgan in Pydar 223
Vale of Lanherne conceded to Perranarworthal
Sunday 28th May (after postponements)
Boconnoc 34 ( S Trudgeon 3 - 10, Mrk Trudgeon Jnr. 2 - 5),
Roche 36 - 1 (S Trudgeon 21 no).
Roche beat Boconnoc by nine wickets.
Beacon 138 (D Trease 63; M Burt 5-12),
Paul 142-2 (K Snell 42).
Paul beat Beacon by eight wickets
4th Round (Group semi-final) 4th June
Goldsithney 136 (F Pellow 25, J Gardener 24; A Moore 3-50, C Murphy 3-17)
Perranarworthal 84 (S De-Gruchy 30; E Fyans 5-9)
Goldsithney beat Perranarworthal by 52 runs.
Paul 198-7 (C James 57, C Osborne 31, P Osborne 24no; D Best 2-20, R Clark 2-44),
Roche 107 (P Anstey 27, S Trudgeon 20; A Hosking 3-13, R Hall 2-22).
Paul beat Roche by 91 runs.
5th Round (Group Final) 18th June
Goldsithney 136 (S Lawrence 48no, E Fyans 42; C Osborne 3-20, K Snell 3-31)
Paul 138-4 (A Snell 64; E Fyans 3-62)
Paul beat Goldsithney by six wickets.
6th Round (National Round 1- last 32) 2nd July
Paul 208-9 (P Osborne 48, C James 41, N Pengelly 39; P Everson 3-40, J Sylvester 2-39),
Sully Centurions (Glamorgan & Gwent) 198 (R Sylvester 59, J Sylvester 39, P Evison 39; P Osborne 3-51, N Pengelly 2-42).
Paul beat Sully Centurions by 10 runs with 2 balls remaining and are away to Marshfield (Gloucestershire) in the last sixteen.
7th Round (Last sixteen) 16th July
Paul 249-4 (K Snell 76, N Pengelly 52no, C James 40, A Snell 37, extras 37; J Williams 2-41, M Jackson 2-59),
Marshfield (Gloucestershire) 180 (R Crockett 80no, D Watson 20; M Osborne 4-54, A Hosking 2-21, K Snell 2-35, N Pengelly 2-36).
Paul beat Marshfield by 69 runs and will be away to Oxford Downs (Oxfordshire) or Timsbury (Somerset & Avon) in the quarter-finals on Sunday 30th July.
8th Round (Quarter Finals) 30th July
Paul's hopes of reaching the npower Village cup final were ended at Timsbury in North Somerset when they lost by four wickets. After making a modest 152 all out with Martin Prodger making 34 and Cas James 31 the game looked well poised when the home team were 61 for 4 in the 21st over before a heavy downpour. On the resumption runs came quickly and the home team eventually got home with over 2 overs to spare.
Npower Village Cup Quarter Final
Paul 152 (M Prodger 34, C James 31; M Sage 3-13),
Timsbury 153-6 (D Wilkins 32no, J Thomas 25; K Snell 3-36, M Osborne 2-43).
Timsbury beat Paul by four wickets.
Semi-finals Sun 13 Aug
Final Sun 3 Sept at Lord's