Falmouth Women's Annual Cricket Festival will be held on Sunday 31st July 2005 at the Falmouth Ground, Trescobeas Road starting at 11.00 am with the final being at approximately 6.00 pm. This year we have a good entry of 10 teams from all over Cornwall. Each side will consist of 6 players with 5 overs per innings. Free Hits and double scoring opportunities are up for grabs. There will be a BBQ running and a bar with snacks and ice creams available all day. Come and support the Ladies, either with a view to playing in the future or just to enjoy the day out at t

Norfolk beat Northumberland by 61 runs to qualify to meet Wiltshire in the MCCA Trophy Final

Redruth have withdrawn from the Jolly's Drinks Sunday Cup Competition. Revised Fixtures Sunday Cups Fixtures 2005

Cornwall Under 17 team v Bucks at Paul on 27/28th July K Snell, J Crane, S Raven, G Bone, D Stephens, A Angove, R Edwards, R Kendall wk, A Smeeth, A Libby, M Rowe 12th man C Roberts

versus Beds at Dunstable on 1st/2nd Aug As above apart from C Roberts in for D Stephens and 12th man P Thomas

W T Edwards Cup Final

Werrington won the W T Edwards Cup for the first time when they defeated St Just at Truro by eight wickets with seven balls to spare. They were indebted to a superb unbroken partnership of 64 in just seven overs between the Hodgson brothers, Mark and Adam. Mark made 41 and Adam , who was named man of the match, 34. They came together in the 12th over with Werrington 53-2 after Mark Horwell had been bowled by Haydn Spierling for 3 and Ben Smeeth stumped off Gary Thomas for 23.

Earlier after electing to bat St Just lost the wicket of Neil Curnow caught at cover off Adrian Pooley for 10 in the third over. Pooley was replaced by Darren Johns who in his first over cleaned bowled Gary Thomas for 2. Jason Hall and Gareth May added 48 before Hall was brilliantly caught by a running Adam Hodgson in the deep for 26. May followed next over for 32 bowled by Worsnip. Nigel Smitheram and Nick George were run out but Darren Cudby made a useful unbeaten 20 off 14 balls as St Just reached 117 for 7. Johns took 2 for 26 and Ben Smeeth bowled 5 economic overs for 19 runs.

St Just 117-7 (G May 32, J Hall 26, D Cudby 20 no; D Johns 2-26), Werrington 118-2 (M Hodgson 41no, A Hodgson 34no, B Smeeth 23). Werrington beat St Just by 8 wkts with 7 balls to spare.

Minor Counties Latest Table

After the latest round of games Cornwall have moved up to 5th and are 13 points behind the joint leaders Cheshire and Berkshire with two games to go. In the latest games Cornwall beat Herefordshire by an innings and 85 runs, Cheshire beat Wiltshire by 9 wickets, Shropshire beat Devon by 8 wickets and Berkshire drew with Oxfordshire.

Leading Western Positions (unofficial) after 4 of 6 games

Cheshire 67, Berkshire 67, Devon 59, Shropshire 57, Cornwall 54, Oxfordshire 51,

Runciman Cup Final at Penzance CC on Mon 18 July

Gulval 92-7 St Levan 90- 9 Man of the Match Shane Eddy (Gulval)

Paul Cricket Club�s npower seventh round National village game with Carew on Sunday has been brought forward to 1.30pm to allow the Welsh side time for their flight connection from Newquay Airport on Sunday evening

Premier League Fixtures Saturday 10th September St. Just v Newquay instead of Saturday 23rd July owing to Cornwall travelling on Saturday to play Wiltshire in the MCCA Knock Out Trophy on Sunday 24th July at Corsham. Sunday 11th September Newquay v St. Just instead of Sunday 24th July - same reason

Gulval won last night's Runciman Cup semi final against Penzance by 51 runs and now play St Levan in the Final on Monday 18th July at Penzance at 6pm. Semi Finals St Levan 78-1 v Goldsithney 77 and Gulval 125-8 v Penzance 74

In last night's Clive Rosevear Centenary Handicap Cup Quarter Finals - St Gluvias caused a surprise to win at St Just by 9 wickets. Elsewhere Beacon beat Wendron by 9 wickets after being set 115 to win and Werrington defeated Luckett by 65 runs after scoring 166 for 7.. Gorran and Newquay tied but Newquay won through by losing one less wicket.

St Just 146-5, St Gluvias (+40) 147-1 St Gluvias beat st Just by 9 wickets

Wendron 70 (+40) 114-9 (M Mitchell 22; K Martin 3-16, D Hocking 2-17); Beacon 115-1 (D Trease 57no, R Trembath 30, K Turner 20no). Beacon beat Wendron by 9 wickets

Werrington 166-7 (B Smeeth 38, M Taylor 22; J Schuttkacker 3-32) Luckett 101 (+40) ( D Brown 20; A Pooley 5-1-9-1, B Smeeth 2-22, A Smeeth 2-20, I Worsnip 2-7) Werrington won by 65 runs

Gorran (+30) 119 (A Sharma 23, Lowe-Houghton 20; G Furse 6-10, N Ivamy). Newquay 119-9 ( R Couts 52no; R Daniels 3-37). Newquay tied with Gorran but Newquay lost fewer wickets.

A 'Good Practice & Child Protection Course' is being held at Stithians Watersports Centre on Thursday 21st July at 4:30pm - 7:30pm. Cost: �22.00 or cheaper if resident in Kerrier. To book a place please contact:Vicki Gregory, Cornwall Sports Partnership, Unit 6, Threemilestone Industrial Estate, Truro, Cornwall, TR4 9LD Email: vgregory@cornwall.gov.uk Tel: 01872 32 4385

MCCA Trophy Semi Finals

Sun July 24 (Reserve day 25) - Wiltshire v Cornwall at Corsham CC 11am click for map

Wed July 27 (Reserve day 28) - Northumberland v Norfolk at Jesmond

Final at Lord's on Monday 22nd August (Final Round of Championship games for the finalists to be re-arranged)

MCC Spirit of Cricket Under 13 Club Championship 2005.

South West Regional Finals at St Austell Cricket Club, Wednesday 13th July 2005

10.15am until 12.45pm 1.Grampound Road(Cornwall) vs. Parley (Dorset)

11.00am until 1.30pm 2.Paignton or Philliegh (Devon) or Bath (Somerset) vWiltshire winners

Lunch

2.20pm until 4.50pm Loser of match one vs. Loser of match two

2.40pm until 5.10pm Winner of match one vs. Winner of match two

Presentation to regional winners followed by tea at St Austell Cricket Club