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Cornwall Cricket
First for Cornish Cricket News
Cornwall Schools Cricket Association
Results 2002 Season
Under 13's Under 15's Under 16's
Latest Results: Under 12's
Link to King's College Taunton Festival Results
1 v Somerset at Mount Hawke & Porthtowan CC 21st July 2001
SOMERSET 219 for 9 wkts S Hockin 2 for 20, A Strick 2 for 31
CORNWALL 119 for 6 wkts M Robins 38, M Jenkin 14
CORNWALL LOST BY 100 RUNS
2 v Devon at Redruth CC 27th July 2001
CORNWALL 173 for 6 wkts M Robins 55, J Brighouse 44*, M Jenkin 19, M Budd 15
DEVON 174 for 6 wkts M Jenkin 2 for 33
CORNWALL LOST BY 4 WKTS
Lord's Taverners U12 Festival at Kings College, Taunton
3 v Cheshire at Kings College 12th August 20021
CORNWALL 161 for 7 wkts M Robins 85, J Brighouse 21
CHESHIRE 163 for 3 wkts S Kevern 2 for 47
CORNWALL LOST BY 7 WKTS
4 v Cardiff at Kings College 14th August 2002
CARDIFF 65 all out N Matthews 4 for 6, J Hancock 2 for 11, S Kevern 2 for 16
CORNWALL 69 for 3 wkts M Robins 19, M Jenkin 19*
CORNWALL WON BY 7 WKTS
5 v Worcestershire at Kings College 15th August 2002
CORNWALL 111 all out S Kevern 37, M Jenkin 16, N Matthews
14 WORCESTERSHIRE 112 for 4 wkts S Hockin 2 for 9
CORNWALL LOST BY 6 WKTS
6 v The Netherlands at Kings College 16th August 2002
CORNWALL 295 for 3 wkts M Robins 187, J Brighouse 61
NETHERLANDS 127 for 9 wkts A Strick 4 for 32, A Taylor 2 for 10, J Parkinson 2 for 19
CORNWALL WINNING DRAW
7 v Berkshire at Kings College 17th August 2002
BERKSHIRE 156 all out J Parkinson 3 for 16, N Matthews 3 for 24, B Stevens 2 for 6
CORNWALL 159 for 3 wkts J Brighouse 41*, M Robins 29, S Kevern 29, M Jenkin 24
CORNWALL WON BY 7WKTS
U13 A/B v Truro School on 8/5 at Truro
Cornwall 128-2 Roberts 26* Davis 32* Pearce 31*
Truro School 126-2 Kendall 50 House 26
Match drawn
U13 v Millfield School on 12/5 at Millfield
Millfield 132 Hoban 3-21 Smeeth 3-34 Nance 2-14
Cornwall 133-5 Angove 34 Davis 29
Cornwall won by 5 wkts
U13 v. Millfield School at Perranporth CC 16/6
40 over match
Cornwall 170 for 6 Edwards 33, Angove 31, Roberts 27, Westlake 20*
Millfield 111 for 5 Matthews 3 for 28
Cornwall won by 59 runs
Cornwall U13 A/B v. Truro Sch. at Beacon CC June 19th
Cornwall 153 for 8 Edwards 52 Pearce 27
Truro Sch. 95 for 4 King 2 - 14
Match drawn
Cornwall U13 v. Dorset 30 June at Canford School (U13 County Championship)
Cornwall 138-9 Roberts 50* Kendall 29
Dorset 138-5 Smeeth 2-22 ( Hoban 0-10 in 8 overs )
Match tied
Cornwall v. Somerset 7 July at Edgerly Hall, Millfield School
Somerset 137-9 Hoban 2-18 Davis 2-26
Cornwall 141-6 House 38* Edwards 25 Pearce 22 Davis 20
Cornwall won by 4 wkts
v. Devon at Plymouth Civil Service CC 12th July
Devon 105 all out Smeeth 4-13 Roberts 3-14 Davis 2-5
Cornwall 108-4 Smeeth 43* Kendall 29*
Cornwall won by 6 wkts
v. Hampshire at Werrington CC 16th July
Hants 173-4
Cornwall 150-9 Westlake 24
Hants won by 23 runs
Friendly v. Gloucestershire at King's Taunton 14th July
Gloucs 183-7 Hoban 2-30 Roberts 2-36
Cornwall 173 all out House 46 Roberts 28
Gloucs won by 10 runs
Under 15's Reports by Manger John Eddy
Sunday, May 19th.U15 v Millfield School at Millfield
Millfield 94: R Lewis 3-12
Cornwall 92: T Edwards 25
The Under 15’s travelled to Millfield to take on a very strong school side containing a number of West and South regional players. They bowled and fielded exceptionally well to restrict the home side to 94 all out. All six bowlers used took at least one wicket, with Richard Lewis (3 for 12) being the pick of the bunch. Eight good catches were taken by eight different boys. When Cornwall batted, a couple of unfortunate dismissals meant that we were always on the back foot, so to speak, but a very disciplined innings of 25 from Tom Edwards kept us in the hunt for a time. However, when Tom was out, there followed a middle order collapse (not for the first time!) and the innings was in some disarray at 63 for 9. A heroic last wicket partnership between Graham Griffiths and Neil Rowse, who both batted with determination, application and a skill which belied their lowly positions in the order, almost saw us through to a famous victory before Graham was adjudged LBW – very harshly, it seemed to the Cornwall supporters – an agonising three runs short of our target. Our disappointment was compounded by the fact that, during the Cornwall innings, there had been three calls of “one short”! In addition, spectators who were square with the wicket reckoned that one of the Millfield bowlers should have been no-balled at least eight times for over-stepping. Will this team never have any luck?
Sunday, June 2nd – at King’s College, Taunton.
Cornwall 98 all out (42 overs) Hampshire 100 for 3 (28 overs).
After a promising opening stand of 34 between Ashley Hockin (21) and Craig Thomas (10), the middle order failed and it was left to the likes of Liam Devine, Gyles Reynolds and Graham Griffiths to restore a little respectability to the final total. Although we did manage to capture a couple of early wickets, a very mature innings of 53 not out from West player Eddie Bruce ensured that Hampshire were able to cruise fairly comfortably to a seven wicket win.
Monday, June 3rd – at Perranporth C.C.
Cornwall 120 for 6 (50 overs) Lancashire 121 for 2 (36 overs)
At first glance, a pretty ordinary, bread and butter victory for a very strong Lancashire side, but the bare details give no indication of the high drama surrounding the Cornwall innings.
Just take a look at the fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-5, 3-5, 4-10, 5-17, 6-19 (after 16 overs!).
Then take a look at the final score above. Yes indeed! The seventh wicket partnership really did produce 101 runs – a county record for this wicket at any age group. Congratulations to Liam Devine (69 not out in only his second county match) and Ryan Davies (28 not out), both of whom batted with great grit and determination, and with increasing confidence and fluency, against one of the best all-round Under 15 attacks in the country. Both boys attend Cape Cornwall School, and I’m sure all staff and students will be immensely proud of them. Obviously, the Cornwall total caused the visitors few problems, but after the heroic achievements of earlier in the day, it didn’t really seem to matter.
Sunday, June 30th. at Canford School
Dorset 211-7 Cornwall 144
The Under 15’s made the long trek to Canford School (a round trip of 400+ miles for the Penzance contingent) to meet Dorset in a championship game. Initially, thanks largely to some tidy bowling from Richard Lewis, Tom Edwards, Graham Griffiths and Neil Rowse and a generally impressive fielding performance, the Cornish boys did very well to restrict their strong opponents to 101 for 5 after 35 overs. However, they then had to suffer a violent onslaught from the sixth wicket pair who carved, slogged and snicked their way to a partnership of 85, made in just 11 overs. Dorset eventually finished on 211 for 7, a stiff target rendered all the more difficult by the fact that Cornwall, in reply, soon found themselves at 18 for 3. But, as has been the case in every match this season, the middle and lower order offered stern resistance, and useful contributions from Gyles Reynolds (33), Tom Edwards (22), Ryan Davies (18), Neil Rowse (14) and Liam Devine (12) enabled us to finish on a respectable – if not particularly threatening – 144 all out, with the last wicket falling to the final ball of the game.
Thursday 25th July at Helston
Cornwall 255-5 Herefordshire 138-7
Cornwall 255 - 5 40 overs Robert Jose (St.Just) 62* Daniel Jarman (St.Austell) 51 Johnny Ludlam (Helston) 33* Andrew Pearce (Grampound Road) 32 Chris Martin (Helston) 24
Herefordshire 138 - 7 40 overs Gary Stephens (Redruth) 8 overs 3 for 11 Ben Rowse (Grampound Road) 8 overs 3 for 19 Giles Head (Camborne) 8 overs 1 for 26
CORNWALL WON BY 117 RUNS to record a first win for 2 years.