National Club Competitions 2004

updated 27July - Werrington go out in Village Quarter Finals

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Cockspur Cup

Rd 1 Sun 25 April

Truro 180 (J Kent 85, R Driver 27; D Toseland 4-30, S Turner 3-53, P Goodwin 2-21),

Falmouth 84 (A Noott 18; R Driver 4-19, R Lewis 2-7, C Murphy 2-15).

Truro beat Falmouth by 96 runs. Scorecard

Grampound Rd 133 (I Lean 32, M Pearce 21; K Donohue 5-31),

Plympton 89 (L Mundale 24; M Roberts 4-4, C Hunkin 3-14).

Grampound Road beat Plympton by 44 runs. Scorecard

Exeter 170-8 (R Ayre 68, D Tuohey 25; G Furse 2-13, I Bishop 2-24, S Fitze 2-46),

Callington 91 (G Furse 30; J Wragg 3-27, A Gribble 3-9)

Exeter beat Callington by 79 runs Scorecard

2nd round Draw 9th May Exeter v Truro, Sidmouth or Paignton v Grampound Road

Cockspur Cup 2nd Round Sunday 9th May

Two Cornish clubs defeated Devon opposition in the second round of the National Cockspur Cup. Grampound Road had a 9 wicket win at Sidmouth who made 180-8 in their 45 overs. The 'Road' lost only 1 wicket with Martin Roberts making 116 not out as victory came with 7 overs to spare. Meanwhile back in the County Truro had an equally emphatic win over Exeter. Exeter made 172-7. Truro skipper Tom Sharp hit a brilliant 104 to see his side home by 7 wickets with 15 overs to spare. Grampound Road will now meet Truro in the third round

Exeter 172-7 (A Wilkinson 47, R Ayre 31);

Truro 173-3 (T Sharp 104, N Stoddard 49no).

Truro beat Exeter by 7 wkts with 15 overs to spare   Scorecard

Sidmouth 180-8 (Nigel Gingell 58, Matt Cook 23, Dave Child 21; C Hunkin 7-0-36-1, L Sanders 7-0-27-1, J Wills 9-1-28-2, M Roberts 9-1-32-1, K Harris 9-1-36-0, M Pearce 4-0-13-1);

Grampound Road 181-1 (M Roberts 116no, A Brenton 46, C Hunkin 5no; M Cook 1-18).

Grampound Road beat Sidmouth by 9 wkts with 7 overs to spare Scorecard

Cockspur Cup 3rd Round Sunday 30th May

Grampound Road beat Truro by 3 runs and are at home to Taunton St Andrews in Rd 4 Grampound Road got of to a poor start at 8-4 in the 5th over then 39-5 and 69-6 in the 16th over. Kriss Harris 89 (3 sixes, 14 fours, 109 balls) and Alex Pearce 40 (7 fours, 73 balls) rescued the innings with a partnership of 95 for the 7th wicket. Grampound Road made 177 all out. Truro got off to a flyer but then lost Ben Price (5) and Jon Kent (23), both to the bowling of Chris Hunkin in the fifth over. Tom Sharp (27) and Ryan Driver (22) looked to be taking control when they were both dismissed, within 3 balls of each other, with the score at 89. Julian Bose (16), Adam Barber (25) and Caddy (12) all got into double figures but thanks to some good catching wickets continued to fall. In a tense finish Murphy was caught by Ian Lean, off the bowling of Harris, off the third ball of the last over to give the home team victory by just 3 runs. Jonathan Wills took 3-24, Hunkin 3-32 and Harris 2-16.

Grampound Road 177 (K Harris 89, A Pearce 40, P Davey 16; C Murphy 3-16, L Caddy 3-45, R Driver 2-39);

Truro 174 (T Sharp 27, A Barber 25, J Kent 23, R Driver 22, J Bose 16, L Caddy 12; J Wills 3-24, C Hunkin 3-32, K Harris 2-16)

Grampound Road beat Truro by 3 runs   Scorecard

Cockspur Cup 4th Round Sunday 6th June

Taunton St Andrews 286-7 (K Sedgebeer 68, P Lawrence 39, R Rexworthy 39, T Sanderson 31, M Hooper 3-51);

Grampound Road 236-9 (C Hunkin 53, M Pearce 30, D Wilton 26, K Sedgebeer 3-38).

Taunton St Andrews bt Grampound Road by 50 runs.

npower National Village Championship

Group 27 Cornwall

npower Village Cup 1st Round - all byes

npower Village Cup 2nd Round

Vale of Lanherne 33

Menheniot 37-7

Menheniot beat Vale of Lanherne by 3 wickets

South Petherwin 41 (G Mitchell 4-3, A Moore 2-10)

Perranarworthal 45-0 (S Martin 42 no)

Perranarworthal beat South Petherwin by 10 wkts.

St Neot bye

St Mawgan-in-Pydar bye

Roche conceded to Luckett

Beacon 156-6 (K Turner 54no, R Trembath 37, R Williams 30; T Bowen 3-25, M Slade 2-27),

Paul 160-6 ( N Pengelly 76no, K Snell 38; K Thomas 4-38).

Paul beat Beacon by 4 wkts off the last ball.

Boconnoc conceded to Werrington

Gorran bye

npower Village Cup 3rd Round Sunday 16th May

Luckett 223-7 beat Paul 215 (A Snell 84) by 7 runs

Perranarworthal conceded to Menheniot

Gorran conceded to Werrington

St Neot conceded to St Mawgan-in Pydar

npower Village Cup Rd 4 (Group SF) Sunday 30th May

Luckett 230 (A Warne 74, A Brenton 33, D Clemence 32, A Smeeth 5-54, N Ward 3-22);

Werrington 234-4 (B Smeeth 76, M Horwell 57, A Hodgson 35, A Robins 3-50).

Werrington beat Luckett by 6 wickets

St Mawgan -in -Pydar conceded to Menheniot

npower Village Cup Rd 5 (Group Final) Sunday 13th June

Werrington won the Cornwall Area Group Final of the npower village cup on Sunday with a four wicket win in a low scoring game at Menheniot. The hosts were short out for 89 thanks to a fine spell from Nick ward who took 5 for 17. Darren Johns supported well with 3-25. Only Lloyd Sluman with 23 and Mike Harrison with 17 made much impression. Werrington got home by 4 wickets thanks to Mark Hodgson's 38 and Ben Smeeth's 25. Sluman enjoyed a good game to take 4-27. Werrington are at home to the Devon Champions in Round 6 on 27th June.

Menheniot 89 (L Sluman 23, M Harrison 17, N Ward 5-17, D Johnd 3-25),

Werrington 93-6 (M Hodgson 38, B Smeeth 25, L Sluman 4-27). Werrington beat Menheniot by 4 wkts.

Npower Village Cup Rd 6 Sunday 27th June

Werrington are through to the last 16 tanks to Ben Smeeth carrying his bat for 61 no and sharing stands of 55 with Mark Howell, 75 with Mark Hodgson and an unbeaten 39 with Adam Hodgson.

Feniton 163-9 (M Kingdon 64, D Johns 4-36, N Ward 3-25),

Werrington 169-2 (B Smeeth 61no, M Hodgson 43, A Hodgson 34no, M Horwell 25).

Werrington beat Feniton by 8 wkts with 7 overs to spare and travel to Goatacre (Wiltshire) or reigning champions Shipton-under-wychwood (Oxfordshire) in Round 7 (last 16) on July 11th

Npower Village Cup Rd 7 Sunday11th July

Werrington won through to the last eight of the npower Village Cup on Sunday following a 84 run win over former competition winners Goatacre in Wiltshire. They now face a quarter-final at Sully Centurions on the banks of the Bristol Channel in South Wales on 25th July with the winners at home in the semi-final to either Linton Park (Kent) or Findon (Sussex).

The win against Goatacre was achieved thanks to a brilliant 94 from Adam Hodgson which included 5 sixes and 8 fours. Then the Werrington bowlers produced the goods to bowl the home team out for 91 in 31 overs. Nick Ward took 3-19 and Ian Worsnip had sensational figures of 9-7-8-2. Darren Johns took 2-15 and Mark Taylor 2-16 to leave Werrington just two games from another appearance at Lord's.

Werrington 175 (A Hodgson 94, M Taylor 20, J Williams 4-26);

Goatacre 91 (K Iles 34, N Ward 3-18, I Worsnip 9-7-8-2, D Johns 2-15, M Taylor 2-16).

Werrington beat Goatacre by 84 runs.

Npower Village Cup Rd 7 Sunday25th July

Sully Centurions (Glamorgan & Gwent) v Werrington

Werrington are out of this year's npower National Village championship when they went down to by 87 runs to Sully Centurions in the quarter -final in South Wales on Sunday. Batting first the Sylvester brothers put on 52 for the home team before Ryan was lbw for 41. Lloyd Smith made 36 but it was Jamie Sylvester with 104 not out that laid the base of the big total of 240-5. Werrington lost Ben Smeeth in the third over for 5. After a couple of interruptions for rain Werrington Mark Horwell made 22 but after his dismissal the visitors were in trouble at 64-4. Mark Taylor made 20 but wickets continued to fall Robert Dymond was forced to retire hurt with a facial injury, Ryan Sylvester took 4-28 and Jamie Sylvester 3-15 as Werrington were dismissed for 153 off 35 overs. Sully now go forward to face a home semi-final with Findon from Sussex who defeated Kent's Linton Park by 4 wickets.

Sully Centurions 240-5 beat Werrington 153 by 87 runs.

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