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St Just's Gareth May receives the Cup from League President Mike Buzza, a big crowd on a perfect evening

Warrens Vinter Cup Final at Camborne CC on Wed 13th July

St Just 157-4 (G Thomas 73no, N George 28no, D Roberts 23; J Hall 5-0-22-1, D Bostock 4-0-21-1, ),

Camborne 145-7 (I Goldsworthy 37, M Pooley 37, D Mitchell 21no; G Thomas 5-1-22-2, M George 5-0-32-2).

St Just beat Camborne by 12 runs. - Man of the Match Gary Thomas

St Just lifted the Warrens Vinter Cup for the fourth time in five years, in one of the great finals in recent years. A bumper crowd packed the Roskear ground, on a perfect summer's evening and saw over 300 runs scored. St Just's winning margin was just 12 runs. Batting first the St Just innings was saved by an unbroken fifth wicket stand of 83 from Gary Thomas and Nick George. The pair produced a late onslaught, of dramatic proportions, that saw 62 come off the last 3 overs. Thomas hit 26 off the last five balls of the innings from Darren Shorland to boost the total to 157-4. Thomas hit 5 sixes and 5 fours off 50 balls while Nick George thumped two big sixes in his unbeaten 28 of 18 balls.

Earlier Camborne had done well to keep control. St Just lost Neil Curnow caught behind for 18 and David Roberts was smartly stumped by Danny Mitchell for 23. A mini collapse then saw Mark George and Gareth May get ducks to make it 74-4 in the 13th over but Thomas and Nick George transformed the innings.

Camborne made a bright start as Ian Goldsworthy and Kevin Roberts put on 56 in 8 overs before Roberts was caught in the deep for 14. Goldsworthy followed for 37 then the game swung in St Just's favour with Shorland and Hall go cheaply to make it 75-4 in the 13th over just as St Just had been at the same stage. Malcolm Pooley made 37, Tim Edwards 13 and there was a valiant 21no from Danny Mitchell, including two sixes in the last over but the task proved just too much on a night when cricket was the winner.

Rules  

Round 1 by 11 May               Round 2 by 27th May             Quarter Finals by 17th June

Semi-Finals by 1st July,    Final at Camborne CC on Wed 13th July (If wet 14th July at 6p.m.)

Winners v Hawkey Cup Winners in the Edwards Final at Truro C C on Wed 20th July

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2005 Results

Prelim Rd

Troon II 78-5; Hayle II 79-3 (17.1 overs)

Hayle II beat Troon II by 7 wkts.

Constantine II conceded to Mullion

First Round

Troon 114 -4 (N.Stoddard 61no, M.Jenkin 23);

Camborne II 86 -4 (N.King 24 , A.Rodda 2-16).

Troon beat Camborne II by 28 runs.

Wendron 108-5 (M Mitchell 46no, S Williams 18, S Winnan 3-16);

Constantine 112-2 (M Strick 55no, A Strick 31);

Constantine beat Wendron by 8 wkts

Penzance II conceded to Hayle.

St Gluvias 82 (K Oldfield 24, J Dent 21, K Martin 3-16, S Richards 2-13, D Dowling 2-23, D Proctor 2-25);

Beacon 83-2 (R Trembath 37, S Richards 20).

Beacon beat St Gluvias by 8 wickets.

Goldsithney 144-7 (G Lawrence 56, A Hadley 37);

Paul 126-9 (P Taylor 35no, S Bonner 28)

Goldsithney beat Paul by 18 runs.

Perranarworthal 180-1(Scott Martin 107no, O Shilston 63)

Falmouth II 137-8 (J Osborne 48, P Blackman 3-33);

Perranarworthal beat Falmouth II by 43 runs.

Leedstown 88-7;

St Just II 89-0.

St Just II beat Leedstown by 10 wkts.

Rosudgeon 156-4

St Ives 109

Rosudgeon beat St Ives by 45 runs

Truro II 117-3 (R. Brabyn 51no, A. Van Evelingen 44no) - 101 partnership for 4th wkt (Cuff 2-15)

Mullion 92-6 (T. Matthews 27) (D. Taylor 3-25, A. Taylor 2-10)

Truro II beat Mullion by 25 runs

Redruth 123-7 (D Guffick 46no, F Troskie 30, W Morris 3-36, J Neve 2-21);

Perranporth 128-3 (M Gray 52, B Dickinson 22no).

Perranporth beat Redruth by 7 wkts

Penzance 178 - 1 (S May 93no, G Edwards 48);

Hayle II 75 - 4 (N Trestrail 55no).

Penzance beat Hayle II by 103 runs

Second Round

Helston 71 in 19.2 overs (J Ludlam 35, A Reynolds 3-23, M Salerno 2-14, A Rodda 2-14, D Jenkin 2-16);

Troon 75-2 in 15.2 overs(C Rowe 30, N Stoddard 21no; J Ludlam 2-14).

Troon beat Helston by 8 wickets.

Constantine conceded to Perranporth

Perranarworthal conceded to Camborne

Beacon 94 (R Trembath 21; T Riggall 4-24, J Westren 2-18, J Stephens 1-21, A Lavender 1-31),

Penzance 95-2 in 17 overs (K Nankervis 53, J Stephens 36no).

Penzance beat Beacon by 8 wickets.

Rosudgeon 146-5 (M Yannakis 39, S Parbhoo 36, R Clackworthy 3-42, M Harvey 2-14);

St Just II 101 (R Harvey 21, S Parbhoo 4-17, M Waters 2-28).

Rosudgeon beat St Just by 46 runs.

Falmouth 182-6 (A Angove 66, L Martin 34; D Taylor 2-20),

Truro II 62-5.

Falmouth beat Truro II by 120 runs

Goldsithney 84-9 (J Edwards 23, G Sorma 21; P Lello 5-27),

Hayle 86-4 (M Jenkin 31, K Jenkin 21; S Lawrence 2-21).

Hayle beat Goldsithney by 6 wickets

St Just 136-7 (M George 42, G May 41),

Truro 48 (M George 4-15, G Trenwith 3-7).

St Just beat Truro by 88 runs

Quarter Finals

Second division Perranporth gave Camborne a scare. They needed 12 off the last over but only scored 3.

Camborne 132-5 (K Roberts 70no; J Bradley 2-37),

Perranporth 124-6 (B Dickerson 48, J Bradley 23, W Morris 20; S Curnow 2-24).

Camborne beat Perranporth by 8 runs.

Troon 104-5 (C Rowe 76no, N Stoddard 20; S Parbhoo 2-21),

Rosudgeon 105-6 (M Thomas 35no, L Harvey 31; M Salerno 3-19).

Rosudgeon beat Troon by 4 wickets.

Holders St Just eased into the Warrens Vinter Cup semi-finals on Tuesday evening with a 59 run win at Falmouth. Neil Curnow hit 77 off only 38 balls with a six and 13 fours in the St Just total of 176-5. David Roberts made 57 off 43 balls. Falmouth slumped to 12-3 off 2 overs losing Sean Hooper, Stefan Churcher and Adrian Noott all without scoring. Brayden Hill and Rob Eccleston saw the 100 up in only 12 overs but the home team were bowled out for 117 off 15 overs.

St Just 176-5 (N Curnow 77, D Roberts 57; S Turner 3-34);

Falmouth 117 (B Hill 41, R Eccleston 38; H Spierling 3-33, G Thomas 3-38).

St Just beat Falmouth by 59 runs

Hayle 123-5 (P Lello 62; T Laity 2-13),

Penzance 125-3 (T Riggall 38, S May 32, J Stephens 31no)

Penzance beat Hayle by 7 wickets

Semi-Finals

Rosudgeon 71 (T Boston 15no, S Parbhoo 12, N Harvey 11; D Bostock 4-9, D Shorland 2-15, M Pooley 1-11, S Curnow 1-30);

Camborne 75-3 (D Shorland 27no, D Mitchell 12, I Goldsworthy 10; S Parbhoo 1-19, M Waters 1-42).

Camborne beat Rosudgeon by 7 wkts with 9 overs to spare

In misty conditions at Troon a fine opening spell from Dominic Bostock reduced Rosudgeon to 27-4, as he clean bowled Andrew Gouldthorpe, Neil Harvey, Mark Thomas and Sushi Parbhoo. Rosudgeon slipped to 45-8 before Tim Boston and Marcus Dunstan added an unbeaten 26. Bostock took 4 for 9 from 5 overs. The Camborne innings was interrupted after 3 overs when the umpires took the players off due to the conditions. Play resumed ten minutes later and Darren Shorland hit 27 not out to secure a seven wicket win with 9 overs to spare.

Penzance 94-6 (J Stephens 28, T Laity 20no, S May 18, C Nicholls 14; G Thomas 3-22; H Spierling 1-22, N George 1-23),

St Just 98-1 off 10.4 overs (N Curnow 52no, G Thomas 24no, D Roberts 18; J Stephens 1-28).

St Just beat Penzance by 9 wickets and meet Camborne in the final at Camborne on Wednesday 13th July at 6pm.

In sunshine Penzace lost Tony Riggall early on then Scott May and Gavin Edwards in quick succession at 43-3 off 10 overs. Justin Stephens became a third victim for Garty Thomas a 62-4 in the 15th over. Treve Laity hit a straight six near the end to take the total to94-6. St Just wasted no time with rain imminent. Dave Roberts and Neil Curnow put on 40 in under 5 overs before Roberts was caught at deep square. Curnow went on to make 52 not out with 2 sixes and 7 fours off 30 balls and Thomas made 24 not out off just 19 balls as victory came in the 11th over.

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