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Jolly's Drinks ECB Cornwall Premier League Reports 2006
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Games | Wins | Draws | Ties
| Abandoned | Cancelled | |
110
over Time | 84 | 55 | 16 | 0 | 6 | 7 |
Tables 2006 Premier Premier play-cricket scorecards
Saturday 9th September
Grampound Road 175 (J Preston 72, N Sanders 30; G May 4-19, M George 2-41, N Smitheram 2-42, G Thomas 2-44),
St Just 168 (M George 54no, D Bowden 26, N Smitheram 25; B Rowse 5-39, M Pearce 3-79, C Roberts 2-15).
Grampound Road (19 points) beat St Just (eight) by 7 runs.
Camborne 125-8 (45 overs) S Harris 42no, K Roberts 20, N Smitheram 2-17, D Bowden 2-18, M George 2-35).
St Just 127-4 (D Roberts 77no, G May 25, G Thomas 21; S Harris 2-11).
St Just (19 points) beat Camborne (four) by six wickets. Match reduced to 90 overs after a delayed start. Camborne are relegated
Falmouth, v Truro, Grampound Road v Camborne, St Just v Newquay, Werrington v Hayle. All cancelled - rain
St Just retain their title
Relegation - Camborne need 11 points from their game with St Just on Sunday 3rd to be safe. However if the game is cancelled Hayle go down by 0.0158 of an average point or effectively a third of a league point.
St Just required one point from three games to retain the title.
At the bottom there is 0.0158 of an average point (effectively 1 league point) between Hayle and Camborne with Falmouth effectively less then 7 points off the bottom..
For Hayle to finish above Falmouth they will need 7 points more than Falmouth in the final game or Falmouth need 14pts to guarantee finishing above Hayle if Hayle were to get 20 points.
For Camborne to finish above Hayle they need to get at least 11 points more than Hayle in their last two games then Hayle get in their last game. ie If Hayle got 10 points Camborne would need at least 21
St Just 325-0dec (52 overs) (D Bowden 161no, D Roberts 152no),
Falmouth 252-4 (S Hooper 116no, D Ayres 65, A Angove 33; N George 2-31).
St Just (13 points) drew with Falmouth (seven).
Truro 323-4 (J Kent 118, T Sharp 107, A Tunnadine 35, B Price 31no; S Curnow 2-93);
Camborne 200-8 (D Stephens 100, M Pooley 21; A Libby 3-45, A Fairman 2-29).
Truro (15 points) drew with Camborne (seven)
Grampound Road 157-7 (C Roberts 29, C Hunkin 28, M Dalby 20; M Jenkin 3-42, L Caddy 2-56).
Hayle 161-9 (P Lello 42, W Jenkin 38, S Pollard 37; M Roberts 3-23, C Roberts 2-24),
Hayle (16 points) beat Grampound Road (seven) by one wicket with 2 balls to spare
Werrington 246-9 (M Robins 139, A Smeeth 36, M Hodgson 26; R Harrison 4-40, N Ivamy 2-76),
Newquay 206-7 (T Walton 47, S Mason 41, G Furse 37, R Harrison 22; A Smeeth 3-52, B Smeeth 2-49).
Werrington (14 points) drew with Newquay (eleven)
St Just need 19 points for the title. At the bottom Camborne are effectively 10points ahead of Hayle with Falmouth 16 ahead
St Just are almost in touching distance of the title after an eight wicket win at home to bottom side Hayle who made 225 for 9. After losing early wickets Hayle recovered well through Paul Lello (87) and Jason Weeks (47). Nick George took 3 for 47 with Graham Trenwith and Mark George taking two apiece. In reply Gary Thomas made 102 not out and David Roberts 90 as they shared a partnership of 184 for the second wicket. Lee Caddy and Jason Weeks were the wicket-takers.
Truro won at Werrington by 103 runs to move into second spot. Tom Sharp made 41 and Tim Marrion 24 but they were struggling at 93 for 5 before Julian Bose made a valuable 67 off 81 balls to help get the total to 208-8. Adrian Pooley, Darren Johns and Ben Smeeth all took a couple of wickets apiece. Werrington reached 41 before losing their second wicket through Mark Horwell (20) and Ben Smeeth (19). In a collapse Richard Lewis took 5 for 39 and Sharp 4 for 31 with only Adam Hodgson (21) of the rest getting double figures.
Falmouth gained an important win at Grampound Road by seven wickets, with 27 overs to spare. Grampound Road lost Kris Harris to the third ball of the match before Chris Hunkin made 24 but in a collapse they were reduced to 55 for 5. Joe Booth then batted well making 73 to recover the innings to 147 all out. Dave Neville took 3 for 18. Falmouth lost Stefan Churcher in the first over but Sean Hooper (42) and Steve Williams (56) added 88 for the second wicket in just 18 overs. Angove with 34 not out, including 4 sixes, completed victory.
Camborne's relegation fears increased with a seven wicket home defeat to Newquay. After being put in Camborne's Ian Goldsworthy (40) and Nick King (48) put on 99 but good bowling by Godfrey Furse with 2 for 26 off 16 overs put the brakes on. Steve Mitchell took 2 for 29 to restrict the home team to 182-6. Tim Walton (46) and Steve Mason (95) added 134 for Newquay second wicket to set up victory which came with 17 overs to spare
Grampound Road 147 (J Booth 73, C Hunkin 24; D Neville 3-18, G Popperwell 2-27, D Ayres 2-29),
Falmouth 150-3 (S Williams 56, S Hooper 42, A Angove 34no).
Falmouth (20 points) beat Grampound Road (three) by seven wickets.
Camborne 182-6 (N King 48, I Goldsworthy 40, M Pooley 23; G Furse 2-26, S Mitchell 2-29),
Newquay 184-3 (S Mason 95, T Walton 46; S Curnow 2-28).
Newquay (18 points) beat Camborne (five) by seven wickets.
Hayle 225-9 (P Lello 87, J Weeks 47, R Colyn 20; N George 3-47, G Trenwith 2-37, M George 2-54),
St Just 228-2 (G Thomas 102no, D Roberts 90).
St Just (19 points) beat Hayle (six) by eight wickets
Truro 208-8 (J Bose 67, T Sharp 41, T Marrion 24; B Smeeth 2-24, D Johns 2-28, A Pooley 2-70),
Werrington 105 (A Hodgson 21, M Horwell 20; R Lewis 5-39, T Sharp 4-31).
Truro (20 points) beat Werrington (five) by 103 runs.
Effectively 2 points between bottom two (Hayle & Falmouth), 11 points bottom three (Camborne), 25 points bottom four (Newquay)
Truro secured mid table safety with a nine wicket win at Hayle. Set 179 they swept to victory by nine wickets with over 14 overs to spare. Jonathan Kent celebrated his recall to Cornwall's championship side with 78 not out while Tom Sharp hit 83 not out in a second wicket unbroken stand of 155 over 31 overs. In a game reduced to 104 overs after a delayed start Hayle, after being put in, got to 107 for 2 in 32 overs with Martin Jenkin (40) and Kevin Jenkin (37) adding 72 for the third wicket. Wickets fell regularly thereafter with Paul Lello's 24 the only major contribution as the innings ended at 178-8 off 52 overs. Tom Sharp picked up 4 for 46 from 15 overs. Richard Lewis had earlier dismissed openers Steve Pollard and Wayne Jenkin to take 2 for 35.
Newquay eased their relegation fears with a five wicket win at Falmouth who were restricted to 143-9 in a game also reduced to 104 overs due to rain. After slipping to 50-4 Sean Turner made 33 and Antony Angove 22 with David Neville hitting 26 not out. Steve Mitchell took 4 for 28 from 11 overs with economic spells from Rob Harrison with 2 for 16 from 10 overs and Godfrey Furse with 2 for 15 from 12 overs. After losing Joe Crane and Furse with 26 on the board Steve Mason hit 48 before Barry Purchase saw his side home with 48 not out with six overs to spare. Duncan Ayres took 2 for 17 from 10 overs. Dave Toseland came out of first XI retirement to take the wicket of Mason at a cost of 44 runs.
Werrington moved back to second spot and increased Camborne's relegation fears with a 66 run home win at Ladycross. Alex Smeeth hit a splendid 111 off 84 balls and added 152 for the fourth wicket with his brother Ben who made 73. Scott Curnow took 3 for 68. Camborne replied with 189 all out. James Gool made 34 with Giles Head, Ian Goldsworthy and Dan Stephens all passing 20. Ben Smeeth took 5 for 49 with Ian Worsnip 2 for 23 off 14 overs and Alex Smeeth 2 for 40.
Hayle 178-8 (M Jenkin 40, K Jenkin 37, P Lello 24; T Sharp 4-46, R Lewis 2-35),
Truro 180-1 (T Sharp 83no, J Kent 78no).
Truro (19 points) beat Hayle (four) by nine wickets. Match reduced to 104 overs due to rain.
Falmouth 143-9 (S Turner 33, D Neville 26no, A Angove 22; S Mitchell 4-28, G Furse 2-15, R Harrison 2-16),
Newquay 146-5 (S Mason 48, B Purchase 48 no; D Ayres 2-17).
Newquay (18 points) beat Falmouth (four) by five wickets. Match reduced to 104 overs due to rain.
Werrington 255-6 (A Smeeth 111, B Smeeth 73, A Hodgson 25; S Curnow 3-68),
Camborne 189 (J Gool 34. G Head 29, I Goldsworthy 28, D Stephens 21; B Smeeth 5-49, I Worsnip 2-23, A Smeeth 2-40).
Werrington (20 points) beat Camborne (seven) by 66 runs.
Grampound Road v St Just postponed - to be rearranged due to St Just's Cockspur Cup delayedSemi-Final at Bromley
39 points between 2nd placed Grampound Road and bottom side Hayle. 13 points between the bottom four and two points the bottom two.
Bottom club Hayle recorded an impressive, and vital home win over Falmouth by eight wickets with five overs spare to keep alive their hopes of avoiding the drop. Hayle needed 256 but got home in style with skipper Martin Jenkin striking a superb 86 not out, that included a six and 14 fours. Kevin Jenkin on his return to the side made 24 not out . Earlier Steve Pollard with 48 and an excellent 90 from Wayne Jenkin saw put on 112 for the first wicket in 30 overs. Earlier, for the second successive week, Falmouth's Sean Hooper and Stefan Churcher put on a century opening partnership. They put on 134 before Churcher was caught for 87. Hooper went on to make 72 and Steve Williams 24 as the visitors reached 194-1 with 13 overs to go. Hayle fought back with Paul Lello taking 2 for 28 and Ryan Colyn 2 for 30. With three run outs the innings ended on 255-8.
Truro recorded a seven wicket win at home to Grampound Road who were restricted to 154 for 7 in an innings reduced to 52 overs. After losing Martin Roberts and Chris Hunkin to Richard Lewis in the first three overs the visitors were 51-4 before opener Chris Roberts (36) and Martin Pearce (50) added 59. Lewis took 4 for 51 off 15 overs. Ben Price with 41 not out and Julian Bose (22 not out) saw Truro home after Tim Marrion had made 38 and Jon Kent 20 before retiring hurt.
There was a tight finish at Newquay where the game was drawn. Werrington just failed by three runs to snatch victory with two wickets remaining after 18 were needed off the last over. Newquay made 253-4 with good contributions from Barry Purchase 69no, Steve Mason 67, Tim Walton 52 and Rob Harrison 47. Matt Robins led the visitors reply with 64 with Ben Smeeth making 51 and Adam Hodgson 36. Harrison took 3 for 59.
Falmouth 255-8 (S Churcher 87, S Hooper 72, S Williams 24; P Lello 2-28, R Colyn 2-30),
Hayle 260-2 (W Jenkin 90, M Jenkin 86no, S Pollard 48, K Jenkin 24no).
Hayle (19 points) beat Falmouth (six) by eight wickets.
Grampound Road 154-7 (M Pearce 50, C Roberts 36; R Lewis 4-51, T Sharp 2-29),
Truro 156-3 (B Price 41no, T Marrion 38, J Bose 22no, J Kent 20 ret hurt; M Pearce 2-28).
Truro (18 points) beat Grampound Road (four) by seven wickets.
Newquay 253-4 (B Purchase 69no, S Mason 67, T Walton 52, R Harrison 47; D Johns 2-63),
Werrington 250-8 (M Robins 64, B Smeeth 51, A Hodgson 36, M Hodgson 31, A Smeeth 24; R Harrison 3-59, L O'Mahoney 2-41, G Furse 2-58).
Newquay (14 points) drew with Werrington (nine) (Newquay deducted 1 point due to slow over rate)
Camborne v St Just postponed and to be rearranged due to St Just's Cockspur Cup Semi-Final at Bromley
St Just remain on course for the title with a six wicket home win over Truro. Needing 200 Gary Thomas hit 3 sixes and 15 fours in his 100 not out having added 115 for the second wicket with David Roberts 57. Andrew Libby took 2 for 73. Truro's 199 all out in the last over had been based on Ben Price's 59 with Alex Tunnadine making 53 and Tim Marrion 29. Mark George took 3 for 51 from 16 overs.
Grampound Road move into second spot after their 74 run win at Werrington. Martin Pearce made 49 and Chris Roberts 46 as the visitors made 174-8. Ian Worsnip took 4 for 14 from 16 overs. Werrington were bowled out for 100 by Chris Hunkin who took 5 for 18 from 11.4 overs and Ben Rowse with 2 for 15.
There was a tense finish at Camborne, whose last pair of Scott Harris and Scott Curnow survived the last nine balls to earn a draw with Falmouth. Chasing Falmouth's 227-6 Camborne looked on course as Bronwell Williams (55) and Malcolm Pooley (39) added 97 for the 4th wicket. The stand was broken at 161 with 13 overs to go by Matt Woods who took 3 for 67. Sean Turner ended with for 39 as the visitors almost forced victory. Earlier Falmouth opened with a 107 run stand in 29 overs between Stefan Churcher (55) and Sean Hooper (61). Camborne's slow bowlers Harris and Williams put the brakes on with Harris taking 2 for 41 from his 16 overs. Ryan Edwards held the rest of the innings together with 45.
Newquay gained an important win to move off the bottom of the table when they beat Hayle by 169 runs. Newquay's 257-8 was initially thanks to a 106 run partnership between Rob Harrison (70) and Barry Purchase (58). Dan Davis then made 46 not out. Martin Jenkin took 4 for 56 and Lee Caddy three early wickets for 62. Hayle were shot out for 88 by Neil Ivamy who took 5 for 17 from 11.2 overs with fellow spinners Steve Mitchell and Tom Brooks taking two apiece. Ryan Colyn made 28
Falmouth 227-6 (S Hooper 61, S Churcher 55, R Edwards 45; S Harris 2-41),
Camborne 206-9 (B Williams 55, M Pooley 39, I Goldsworthy 25; S Turner 5-39, M Woods 3-67).
Falmouth (15 points) drew with Camborne (ten)
Grampound Road 174-8 (M Pearce 49, C Roberts 46, extras 26, K Harris 22; I Worsnip 4-14, B Smeeth 2-44),
Werrington 100 (A Smeeth 21; C Hunkin 5-18, B Rowse 2-15).
Grampound Road (18 points) beat Werrington (five) by 74 runs.
Truro 199 (B Price 59, A Tunnadine 53, T Marrion 29; M George 3-51, G Trenwith 2-35, G Thomas 2-51),
St Just 203-4 (G Thomas 100no, D Roberts 57; A Libby 2-73).
St Just (20 points) beat Truro (six) by six wickets.
Newquay 257-8 (R Harrison 70, B Purchase 58, D Davis 46no, N Ivamy 27; M Jenkin 4-56, L Caddy 3-62),
Hayle 88 (R Colyn 28; N Ivamy 5-17, T Brooks 2-1, S Mitchell 2-20).
Newquay (20 points) beat Hayle (four) by 169 runs.
For the first time this season rain washed out the entire Premier League programme. There was only a few overs possible in three of the games where both sides took six points each. The exception was at Grampound Road versus St Just, where play was delayed until 1.30pm after morning rain. Just as the players were taking to the field it started raining again and the covers were put back with the game abandoned an hour or so later. Neither side took any points but their season points average, which determines league positions, remains unaltered.
At Hayle only 27 minutes play was possible after a delayed start until 1.30pm. The home team, against Camborne, reached 27-0 off 7.3 overs when the conditions worsened. Play was due to restart around 3.25pm but further heavy showers saw the abandonment twenty minutes later.
It was a similar story at Truro where Newquay were put in. They came off after only four overs, then again two overs later with Newquay 18-0. The abandonment came at 4.15pm.
At Falmouth eleven overs were possible with Werrington 31-0 when play ended. Mark Horwell had made 16 not out and Matt Robins 13 not out.
Newquay 18-0 (6 overs) v Truro.
Rain stopped play. Match Abandoned. Newquay (6 points), Truro (six)
Werrington 31-0 (11 overs) v Falmouth.
Rain stopped play. Match Abandoned. Werrington (6 points), Falmouth (six).
Hayle 27-0 (7.3 overs) v Camborne.
Rain stopped play. Match Abandoned. Hayle (6 points), Camborne (six).
Grampound Road (0 points) v St Just (nil).
Match Cancelled - rain
St Just won their seventh game, to remain clear at the top, by 105 runs at Hayle. St Just made 278-2 after being put in with Gary Thomas making 121 not out and Gavin Edwards 109 not out in an unbroken stand of 240 after openers Dave Roberts (17) and Neil Curnow (19) were dismissed with the score at 38. Opener Steve Pollard made 55 but Hayle were in trouble at 103-6 before Thom Berry made 36 as they were bowled out for 173 in 51 overs. Mark George took 5 for 36 and Dewayne Bowden 3 for 28.
Werrington hold on to second spot after beating Camborne at Ladycross by three wickets. Ian Goldsworthy made 38, Malcolm Pooley 24 and Karl Turner 22 before the last pair of Gary Stephens (20no) and Scott Curnow (20no) on took the total to 155-9. Alex Smeeth took 3 for 27 from 13 overs. Ben (44no) and Alex Smeeth (32) put 53 for the fourth wicket to steer the home team towards victory. Scott Harris took 3 for 25 and Dan Stephens 3 for 35.
Truro won at Falmouth by four wickets with 11overs to spare. Needing 201 they got off to a good start before losing Tim Marrion for 26. Jon Kent with 47 and Ben Price took the total to 130 before the 3rd wicket fell. Price went on to make 69 off 60 balls hitting 6 sixes and 6 fours . Alex Tunnadine made 30 while Dave Neville took 3 for 53. Falmouth had been saved by Sean Turner's 54 as they made 200 off the last ball having been 114-7. Sean Hooper had made 28 and Ryan Edwards 26 before being run out. Tom Sharp took 4 for 51.
Grampound Road won at home to Newquay by 96 runs after scoring 227 for 9. After electing to bat the 'Road' were well served by Andy Pearce (57), Kris Harris (22) and Chris Hunkin 61 reaching 141-1 in the 36th over. Young spinner Tom Brooks took 7 for 76 off 15 overs to get Newquay back into the game. Only Steve Mason with 54 made much impression as the visitors were bowled out for 131 with 4 overs to go. Martin Pearce took 5 for 51 from 16 overs
Bottom four covered by just 10 points.
Falmouth 200 (S Turner 54, S Hooper 28, R Edwards 26; T Sharp 4-51, J Kent 2-16, A Libby 2-59),
Truro 201-6 (B Price 69, J Kent 47, A Tunnadine 30, T Marrion 26, D Neville 3-53).
Truro (20 points) beat Falmouth (eight) by four wickets.
St Just 278-2 (G Thomas 121no, G Edwards 109 no),
Hayle 173 (S Pollard 55, T Berry 36; M George 5-36, D Bowden 3-28).
St Just (20 points) beat Hayle (four) by 105 runs.
Camborne 155-9 (I Goldsworthy 38, M Pooley 24, K Turner 22, G Stephens 20no, S Curnow 20no; A Smeeth 3-27, A Pooley 2-35, I Worsnip 2-42),
Werrington 156-7 (B Smeeth 44no, A Smeeth 32, M Hodgson 20; S Harris 3-25, D Stephens 3-35).
Werrington (18 points) beat Camborne (six) by three wickets.
Grampound Road 227-9 (C Hunkin 61, An Pearce 57, M Roberts 24, K Harris 22; T Brooks 7-76),
Newquay 131 (S Mason 54; M Pearce 5-51, L Sanders 2-29, M Roberts 2-31).
Grampound Road (20 points) beat Newquay (six) by 96 runs.
St Just gave their championship hopes a boost when they defeated nearest rivals Werrington by six wickets with an over to spare at Cape Road. Werrington made 268-7 with Mark Horwell making 104 off 148 balls with 16 fours. He got good support from Matt Robins with 31, Ben Smeeth 28 and the Hodgson brothers Adam and Mark with 24 apiece. Mark George took 3-75 from 15 overs. St Just lost Neil Curnow for 8 but David Roberts 114 and Gary Thomas 88 shared a second wicket stand of exactly 200 before Gareth May (24no) and Mark George (15 no) secured victory with 8 balls to spare.
Bottom club Hayle got a welcome win at Truro after the home club struggled to 199-9 having been 75-5 off 30 overs. Julian Bose (46) and Neil Stoddard (44) added 59 for the 6th wicket before Andrew Libby made a useful 31 not out. Ryan Colyn took 5-50 from 14 overs Wayne Jenkin had to retire after one over having been called back to work. Hayle lost Greg Mungles and Steve Pollard with only 25 on the board but Colyn made 79 before being run out and Martin Jenkin (34) adding 77 for the third wicket. Jason Weeks (43no) saw Hayle home with 12 overs to spare. Alex Taylor took 2-54 from 10 overs.
Newquay and Falmouth fought out a draw after Falmouth totalled 276-9. Sean Hooper made 115 putting on 88 with Stefan Churcher (35) for the first wicket and 96 with Steve Williams (35) for the second. Ryan Edwards made 23 with Lewis O'Mahoney taking 4-41. Newquay struggled as Matt Woods took 5-35 from 16 overs. They looked in danger of defeat at 165-7 but a fighting unbroken eighth wicket partnership of 60 between Steve Chapman (29no) and Neil Ivamy (41no) saved the game.
Camborne and Grampound Road drew at Roskear after the 'Road' made 243-6 with Peter Davey making 90 and Martin Pearce 32. Scott Curnow took 4-66. Camborne reached 220-8 in reply with Malcolm Pooley making 73 and Scott Harris 47 not out.
Only 10 points between Camborne in 4th and Newquay bottom (8th)
Truro 199-9 (J Bose 46, N Stoddard 44, A Libby 31no, M Adams 21; R Colyn 5-50, M Jenkin 2-50, L Caddy 2-60),
Hayle 200-6 (R Colyn 79, J Weeks 43no, M Jenkin 34; A Taylor 2-54).
Hayle (19 points) beat Truro (seven) by four wickets.
Corrected score. Hayle lost six wickets not five. W Jenkin has been adjudged 'retired out' by the umpires after retiring to return to work unexpectedly.
Werrington 268-7 (M Horwell 104, M Robins 31, B Smeeth 28, A Hodgson 24; M George 3-75, G Trenwith 2-60),
St Just 272-4 (D Roberts 114, G Thomas 88, G May 24no; A Pooley 2-41).
St Just (18 points) beat Werrington (seven) by six wickets.
Falmouth 276-9 (S Hooper 115, S Churcher 35, S Williams 35, R Edwards 23; L O'Mahoney 4-41),
Newquay 225-7 (N Ivamy 41 no, S Chapman 29no, R Harrison 23, P Emery 22; M Woods 5-35).
Falmouth (14 points) drew with Newquay (eleven)
Grampound Road 243-6 (P Davey 90, M Pearce 32, C Roberts 22, C Hunkin 21; S Curnow 4-66),
Camborne 220-8 (M Pooley 73, S Harris 47no, I Goldsworthy 28; M Pearce 3-45, M Roberts 2-52).
Grampound Road (15 points) drew with Camborne (ten).
St Just were 121-2 off 29 overs in reply to Newquay's large total of 278-2 when play was abandoned due to rain at the Sports Centre. Tim Walton hit 5 sixes and 16 fours in his 135 not out sharing an unbroken stand of 201 for the third wicket with Barry Purchase, who made 73 not out. Steve Mason earlier hit 45. David Roberts was 54 not out and Gavin Edwards 33 not out when the rains came. Tom Brooks had got rid of Neil Curnow (20) and Gary Thomas.
Werrington's title ambitions suffered a blow at Hayle where their game was abandoned due to rain when they were in the driving seat. Chasing 255 Hayle were 90-4 off 33 overs when the conditions forced the players off the field. Wayne Jenkin had hit 40 with Alex Smeeth taking 2-10 off 9 overs and fellow spinner Matt Robins 1-22 from 13 overs. Werrington's total had been based on opener Mark Horwell's 79 with useful middle order contributions from Alex Smeeth (43) and Mark Hodgson 52 not out. Martin Jenkin took 3-40 and Lee Caddy 3-65.
Falmouth looked to be denied victory at home to Grampound Road when the game was abandoned with Falmouth 19 runs short of victory with 7 wickets and 15 overs remaining. Sean Hooper (43) and Stefan Churcher (62) put on 100 for the first wicket but in worsening conditions rain had the final say. Matt Woods had taken 4-72 and David Neville 3-28 as the'Road' were restricted to 182-9. Chris Hunkin made 57 and Martin Pearce 38 but the innings fell away from 82-2 at one stage.
Truro beat the weather to defeat Camborne by five wickets, after being set 205, thanks to Tom Sharp's explosive innings 115 that included 8 sixes and 10 fours. He added 165 for the third wicket with Alex Tunnadine who made 43. Camborne's 204-9 saw Karl Turner (63) and Bronwell Williams (78) added 115 for the third wicket after they had been 31-2. Tom Sharp took 5-46 and Andrew Libby 2-61.
Newquay 278-2 (T Walton 135no, B Purchase 73no, S Mason 45),
St Just 121-2 (D Roberts 54no, G Edwards 33no, N Curnow 20; T Brooks 2-42).
Rain stopped play after 28 overs. Newquay (12 points), St Just (8 points).
Camborne 204-9 (B Williams 78, K Turner 63; T Sharp 5-46, A Libby 2-61),
Truro 205-5 (31.3 overs)(T Sharp 115, A Tunnadine 43; S Curnow 2-54, D Stephens 2-62).
Truro (19 points) beat Camborne (seven) by five wickets.
Grampound Road 182-9 (C Hunkin 57, M Pearce 38, P Davey 28; M Woods 4-72, D Neville 3-28),
Falmouth 164-3 ( S Churcher 62, S Hooper 43; L Sanders 2-51).
Rain stopped play after 40 overs. Match Abandoned Falmouth (13 points), Grampound Road (11 points).
Werrington 254-7 (M Horwell 79, M Hodgson 52no, A Smeeth 43, A Hodgson 25; M Jenkin 3-40, L Caddy 3-65),
Hayle 90-4 (W Jenkin 40; A Smeeth 2-10). Rain stopped play after 33 overs.
Match Abandoned Werrington (13 points), Hayle (9 points).
St Just maintained top spot with a comfortable eight wicket win over visiting Falmouth. Needing 230 they had an opening stand of 160 between David Roberts and Neil Curnow. Roberts was dismissed for 91 before Curnow followed for 85. Gary Thomas (29 no) and Gavin Edwards (16no) completed the victory. Earlier Steve Williams hit 53 before some useful late runs from Duncan Ayres (45no) and Richard Kellow 26 got the total up to 229-6. Mark George and Gary Thomas took two wickets apiece.
Second placed Werrington were made to fight hard for their three wicket win at home to Truro. The visitors made 195-7 with Alex Tunnadine top scoring 76 and Andrew Libby making 22 not out. Werrington lost early wickets but Mark Taylor (46) and Ben Smeeth (26) added 53 for the 5th wicket. Then Alex Smeeth hit a crucial 76 not out adding 80 for the 7th wicket with Taylor. The winning runs came with 5 overs to spare. Richard Lewis took 4-54 and Andrew Libby 2-59
Camborne pulled off a fine 34 run win at home to Newquay. In a dramatic finish skipper Malcolm Pooley trapped last man Jonathan Wills with just 7 balls to go to end with 4-31. Needing 209 Newquay started well with Godfrey Furse and Joe Crane putting on 47. Crane went on to make 53 and Barry Purchase hit 30 but the Camborne bowlers stuck at their task. Earlier Bronwell Williams made 73 and Malcolm Pooley 36, adding 74 for the third wicket, before the innings slipped away to 208 all out. Rob Harrison took 6-55.
Grampound Road recorded a welcome 66 run home win over bottom club Hayle. Grampound Road scored 291 all out thanks to a solid batting effort led by opener Andrew Pearce with 48, Chris Roberts 42, Peter Davey 41, Chris Hunkin 34 and Martin Roberts 31. Wayne Jenkin took 4-63 and Paul Lello 3-61. Hayle openers Steve Pollard (56) and Greg Mungles (27) put on 51 but only Lello with 79 impressed thereafter. Hunkin took 3-12 and Chris Roberts 3-69.
Falmouth 229-6 (S Williams 54, D Ayres 45no, R Kellow 26; G Thomas 2-56, M George 2-68),
St Just 230-2 (D Roberts 91, N Curnow 85, G Thomas 29no).
St Just (18 points) beat Falmouth (six) by eight wickets.
Truro 195-7 (A Tunnadine 76, A Libby 22no; B Smeeth 2-47, I Worsnip 2-49, A Smeeth 2-56),
Werrington 198-7 (A Smeeth 76no, M Taylor 46, B Smeeth 26; R Lewis 4-54, A Libby 2-59).
Werrington (18 points) beat Truro (seven) by three wickets.
Camborne 208 (B Williams 73, M Pooley 36, I Goldsworthy 20; R Harrison 6-55, N Ivamy 3-54),
Newquay 174 (J Crane 53, B Purchase 30; M Pooley 4-31, S Harris 2-41, S Curnow 2-59).
Camborne (20 points) beat Newquay (nine) by 34 runs.
Grampound Road 291 (An Pearce 48, C Roberts 42, P Davey 41, C Hunkin 34, M Roberts 31, M Pearce 27; W Jenkin 4-63, P Lello 3-61, L Caddy 2-81),
Hayle 225 (P Lello 79, S Pollard 56, G Mungles 27; C Hunkin 3-12, C Roberts 3-69, L Sanders 2-69).
Grampound Road (20 points) beat Hayle (ten) by 66 runs.
St Just's unbeaten Premier League run, going back to the 2004 season, finally came to an end yesterday at home to Werrington when they lost by five wickets. Werrington's bowlers set up victory restricting the home team to 177-8. Darren Johns returned figures of 5-36 from 16 overs. David Roberts made 70 and Gareth May 55 not out, adding an unbroken 37 for the ninth wicket with Ryan Davies (8no). Ben Smeeth (39 no) and Mark Hodgson (39no) added an unbroken 68 to secure a famous victory after Rob May made 31, Adam Hodgson 27 and Matt Robins 19. Camborne won by five wickets at Roskear against Falmouth with 4 overs to spare. Needing 226 Camborne reached 117-2 through Ian Goldsworthy (45) and Bronwell Williams who went on to make 85. Kevin Roberts made 31 and Dan Stephens 30 not out, adding an unbroken 45 for the sixth wicket. Falmouth were in all sorts of trouble at 14-4 but recovered superbly through Steve Williams (76) and Sean Hooper, who made 110, to put on 176 for the 5th wicket. Scott Curnow took 3-39 and Malcolm Pooley 3-39. Truro beat Grampound Road by 79 runs after recovering from 48-4 to make 220-8. Jon Kent (84 no) and Julian Bose (40) were chiefly responsible adding 83 for the 5th wicket. Lewis Sanders took 3-70 and Martin Roberts 3-67. Only acting skipper Martin Pearce held up the Truro attack with 30 as the visitors were spun out by Andrew Libby (4-38) and Tom Sharp (2-16) after Alex Taylor and Richard Lewis made early inroads with two wickets apiece. Bottom club Hayle recorded a superb win at Newquay by eight wickets. Newquay made 251-4 with Steve Mason making 76 and Tim Walton 65 not out after Joe Crane had made 64. For Hayle Steve Pollard and Ryan Colyn (45) added 85 for the 2nd wicket before Pollard made a unbeaten 102 and Martin Jenkin 85 not out in an unfinished stand of 151, as victory came in the 50th over.
Truro 220-8 (J Kent 84no, J Bose 40; M Roberts 3-67, L Sanders 3-70),
Grampound Road 141 (M Pearce 30; A Libby 4-38, T Sharp 2-16, A Taylor 2-27, R Lewis 2-40).
Truro (20 pts) beat Grampound Road (six) by 79 runs.
St Just 177-8 (D Roberts 70, G May 55no; D Johns 5-36),
Werrington 178-5 (B Smeeth 39no, M Hodgson 39no, R May 31, A Hodgson 27, G Trenwith 2-32).
Werrington (19 points) beat St Just (six) by five wickets.
Falmouth 225-8 (S Hooper 110, S Williams 76; S Curnow 3-39, M Pooley 3-58),
Camborne 228-5 (B Williams 85, I Goldsworthy 45, K Roberts 31, D Stephens 30no, M Woods 2-69, S Churcher 2-79).
Camborne (19 points) beat Falmouth (seven) by five wickets.
Newquay 251-4 (S Mason 76, T Walton 65no, J Crane 64; M Jenkin 2-42),
Hayle 253-2 (S Pollard 102no, M Jenkin 85no, R Colyn 45).
Hayle (17 points) beat Newquay (six) by eight wickets.
Leaders St Just had to settle for another draw at Truro after the home team made 235-9 in reply to St Just's 288-5. Truro's Tom Sharp made 64, Alex Tunnadine 32 and Neil Stoddard 31 but hopes of a Truro win ended when wickets tumbled. Jon Kent with 48 ensured the draw, being out on the last ball of the match for 48. Dewayne Bowden took 4-36 and Graham Trenwith 3-48. St Just's top order produced the goods again with David Roberts making 92, Gary Thomas 85 and Gavin Edwards 50. Richard Lewis and Tunnadine took two wickets each. Falmouth's good form continued with a seven wicket home win over Werrington. Needing 193 the home team won with over seven overs to spare thanks to an unbroken fourth wicket stand of 105 between Steve Williams (53no) and Antony Angove (70no) after Larry Martin made 18. Earlier Werrington lost Mark Horwell and Alex Smeeth with only 28 on the board to Angove. Adam Hodgson (28) took the total to 88 before Sean Johns (15) added 65 for the fifth wicket with opener Matt Robins. From 167-4 in the 37th over the visitors collapsed losing their last six wickets for 25 runs. Robins (104) completed his maiden premiership century before becoming one of Angove's 6-43 from 12 overs. Hayle won their derby with Camborne by three wickets with 13 balls to spare. Paul Lello was the hero with 84 not out with 2 sixes and 9 fours. Supported by Greg Mungles (8no) the eighth wicket pair added 40 . Hayle had needed 34 off the last seven overs. Earlier Ryan Colyn made 42. Darren Shorland took 3-53. Camborne were bowled out for 206 with Ian Goldsworthy making 47 and Bronwell Williams 77 as Camborne reached 131-2 at one stage. Darren Shorland hit 76 but Lee Caddy took 5-40 from 12 overs. Newquay overcame Grampound Road at the Sports Centre by 47 runs thanks to spinners Godfrey Furse (5-18) and Neil Ivamy (3-41). The 'Road' had been set 177 and got off to a good start through Andy Pearce and Kris Harris (33) who added 36 for the first wicket. Only Chris Hunkin (40) made much impression thereafter. Joe Crane had earlier continued his good form for Newquay making 58 with 10 fours and Steve Mason hit 43 adding 80 for the second wicket. Lewis Sanders took 4-24 and Martin Roberts 4-35.
Werrington 192 (M Robins 104, A Hodgson 28; A Angove 6-43, D Neville 2-42, M Woods 2-65),
Falmouth 194-3 (A Angove 70no, S Williams 53no).
Falmouth (20 points) beat Werrington (five) by seven wickets.
Newquay 176 (J Crane 58, S Mason 43, L Sanders 4-24, M Roberts 4-35),
Grampound Road 129 (C Hunkin 40, K Harris 33; G Furse 5-18, N Ivamy 3-41).
Newquay (19 points) beat Grampound Road (seven) by 47 runs.
St Just 288-5 (D Roberts 92, G Thomas 85, G Edwards 50, R Lewis 2-56, A Tunnadine 2-58),
Truro 235-9 (T Sharp 64, J Kent 48, A Tunnadine 32, N Stoddard 31; D Bowden 4-36, G Trenwith 3-48).
St Just (15 points) drew with Truro (nine).
Camborne 206 (B Williams 77, I Goldsworthy 47; L Caddy 5-40, W Jenkin 2-67),
Hayle 211-7 (P Lello 84no, R Colyn 42; D Shorland 3-53, D Pascoe 2-64).
Hayle (20 points) beat Camborne (eight) by three wickets
Leaders St Just were held to a draw at Werrington yesterday. St Just made the huge total of 300 for 5 with Gary Thomas making 142 not out. Werrington replied with 225 for 9 with Adam Hodgson making 112. Falmouth had a remarkable ten wicket win at home to Newquay who were bowled out for 189. Falmouth's openers Larry Martin and Sean Hooper then put on an unbroken 193 to win the game. Camborne won by four wickets at Grampound Road after the home team had set them a target of 252. Meanwhile at Hayle Truro skipper Tom Sharp made 107 to take his side to a five wicket win after Hayle had made 215 for 9.
Hayle 215-9 (M Jenkin 58, W Jenkin 47, R Colyn 20; T Sharp 4-65, R Lewis 2-46, A Libby 2-48),
Truro 216-5 (T Sharp 107, A Tunnadine 46, J Kent 23no; R Colyn 2-37).
Truro (19 points) beat Hayle (seven) by five wickets.
St Just 300-5 (G Thomas 142no, D Roberts 56, N Curnow 25, N George 24),
Werrington 225-9 (A Hodgson 112, M Taylor 22, M Robins 21; D Bowden 3-40, M George 3-58).
St Just (15 points) drew with Werrington (nine).
Grampound Road 251-4 (C Hunkin 74no, A Pearce 57, C Roberts 56, K Harris 28, M Roberts 27no; S Harris 2-6),
Camborne 253-6 (B Williams 62, I Goldsworthy 57, D Shorland 50no, D Stephens 31; C Hunkin 2-49).
Camborne (17 points) beat Grampound Road (eight) by four wickets.
Newquay 189 (J Crane 71, P Emery 33, M Yates 31no; M Woods 4-63, A Angove 2-30, D Neville 2-38),
Falmouth 193-0 (L Martin 90 no, S Hooper 81no).
Falmouth (20 points) beat Newquay (four) by ten wickets.
Leaders St Just had an eight wicket home win over Newquay who scored 229-8. Neil Curnow and Gary Thomas both made hundreds as St Just replied with 230-2. Werrington are in second spot after a 117 win at home to Hayle. Werrington did well to make 260 with Mark Taylor making 74. Adrian Pooley then took 6-38 to bowl Hayle out for 143. In a thrilling game Truro pulled off a fine win at Camborne by 2 wickets off the penultimate ball. Karl Turner made 108 not out in Camborne’s 244-7 but Ben Price with 71 and Julian Bose with 58 led Truro’s reply of 245-8. Falmouth won a tight game at Grampound Road by 14 runs. Adrian Noot made 67 in Falmouth’s 213-9 with Grampound Road being bowled out for 199.
Newquay 229-8 (J Crane 79, S Mason 38, P Emery 33, R Harrison 27; G Thomas 3-67, M George 2-67),
St Just 230-2 (N Curnow 111, G Thomas 104no; R Harrison 2-45).
St Just (19 points) beat Newquay (six) by eight wickets.
Camborne 244-7 (K Turner 108, B Williams 58; R Lewis 2-74),
Truro 245-8 (B Price 71, J Bose 58no, T Sharp 49; M Pooley 4-32).
Truro (18 points) beat Camborne (nine) by two wickets off the penultimate ball.
Werrington 260 (M Taylor 74, A Smeeth 48, M Hodgson 25, N Dennis 24; R Colyn 3-62, W Jenkin 2-32, P Lello 2-49, M Jenkin 2-57),
Hayle 143 (R Colyn 45, J Weeks 20; A Pooley 6-38, B Smeeth 3-29).
Werrington (20pts) beat Hayle (seven) by 117 runs.
Falmouth 213-9 (A Noott 67, R Kellow 32; C Roberts 3-33, C Hunkin 3-55, M Pearce 2-45),
Grampound Road 199 (K Harris 73, M Roberts 34, J Booth 21; A Angove 3-48, D Neville 3-50, S Churcher 2-52).
Falmouth (20 points) beat Grampound Road (eight) by 14 runs.
St Just maintained top spot after a 5 wicket home win over Hayle who were dismissed for 143. Grampound Road moved up to second after a seven wicket win at Newquay. Chris Hunkin took 6 for 20 to bowl Newquay out for 61. There was a dramatic last over win for Werrington at Camborne. The home side lost their last five wickets in 22 balls as Werrington won by 46 runs with just 2 balls to spare. Meanwhile Truro won their first game of the season to move above Falmouth who were dismissed for 111 with Ryan Driver taking 6-21. Truro went on to win by 10 wickets.
Werrington 204-7 (B Smeeth 48, A Hodgson 47, M Robins 34, M Horwell 23, M Hodgson 22no; G Stephens 2-35),
Camborne 158 (K Turner 63, M Pooley 33, K Roberts 24; B Smeeth 4-45, D Johns 3-24, I Worsnip 2-35).
Werrington (20 points) beat Camborne (six) by 46 runs with two balls to spare.
Falmouth 111 (L Martin 36, R Eccleston 35; R Driver 6-21, R Lewis 2-21),
Truro 114-0 (M Adams 51no, N Stoddard 50no).
Truro (20 points) beat Falmouth (one) by ten wickets.
Hayle 143 (K Jenkin 38, P Lello 37; G Trenwith 4-11, M George 3-43),
St Just 144-5 (G Thomas 41no, D Roberts 39, G Edwards 24; P Lello 3-25).
St Just (19 points) beat Hayle (four) by five wickets.
Newquay 61 (J Crane 21; C Hunkin 6-20, M Pearce 3-16),
Grampound Road 62-3 (K Harris 30no; L O’Mahoney 2-15)
Grampound Road (18 points) beat Newquay (one) by seven wickets.
St Just are the new leaders despite having their game cancelled at Truro due to a wet ground. Under the new system of points average from games started they lead from Newquay who only picked up 14 points from a draw at Hayle. Steve Mason made 91 as Newquay recovered to make 177 all out. Hayle then collapsed from a promising 93-1 to end on 152-9 in a tense finish with Godfrey Furse taking 5-40. Werrington won their first game with a seven wicket win at Grampound Road. The home side struggled to 156-8 in their 55 overs. Werrington won by seven wickets with over 14 overs to spare with Matt Robins making 74 not out. Camborne also won their first game with a seven wicket win at Falmouth who could only make 81 all out. Scott Curnow took 4-29 then Bronwell Williams made 52 not out to steer Camborne home
Truro (nil) v St Just (nil) match cancelled wet ground
Falmouth 81 (S Turner 20; S Curnow 4-29, S Harris 3-5)
Camborne 82-3 (B Williams 52no).
Camborne (18 points) beat Falmouth (one) by seven wickets.
Grampound Road 156-8 (C Hunkin 42, D Wilton 38, C Roberts 27, K Harris 23; A Smeeth 3-24, M Robins 2-22, B Smeeth 2-42).
Werrington 160-3 (M Robins 74no, M Horwell 51)
Werrington (19 points) beat Grampound Road (four) by seven wickets.
Newquay 177 (S Mason 91, extras 21; L Caddy 4-39, W Jenkin 2-30, M Jenkin 2-63),
Hayle 152-9 (S Pollard 58, W Jenkin 23; G Furse 5-40, J Wills 2-26).
Newquay (14 points) drew with Hayle (ten).
Grampound Road remain top of the ECB Cornwall Premier League despite going down to a three wicket defeat at St Just yesterday. Grampound Road made 139-6 and St Just passed it for seven wickets with 15 overs to spare. Gavin Edwards top scoring with 49. Newquay move up to second, after a 93 run home win over bottom club Truro. Newquay made 188-9 with Rob Harrison making 57 and Tom Sharp taking 5-58. Truro replied with 93 all out, Neil Ivamy taking 5-34. Hayle had a high scoring draw at Camborne after making 213-8. Jason Weeks hitting 51. Camborne made 200-8 thanks to a 144 run 6thwicket partnership between Daniel Stephens with 83 and Karl Turner’s 54 not out, on his debut. The Werrington v Falmouth game was cancelled due to the weather.
Grampound Road 139-6 (C Hunkin 42, K Harris 37; G Thomas 3-42, M George 2-27),
St Just 140-7 (G Edwards 49, M George 26, D Roberts 24; M Pearce 3-33, C Hunkin 2-40).
St Just (16 points) beat Grampound Road (five) by three wickets.
Hayle 213-8 (J Weeks 51, K Jenkin 43, M Jenkin 29, P Lello 27, R Colyn 22; D Bostock 3-16, M Pooley 2-44, D Stephens 2-54),
Camborne 200-8 (D Stephens 83, K Turner 54no; M Jenkin 3-36, R Colyn 2-42, L Caddy 2-63).
Hayle (15 points) drew with Camborne (eleven).
Newquay 188-9 (R Harrison 57, G Furse 44, B Purchase 20; T Sharp 5-58, R Lewis 3-53),
Truro 95 (C Martin 26, A Libby 21; N Ivamy 5-34, R Harrison 3-26).
Newquay (19 points) beat Truro (four) by 93 runs.
Werrington (nil) v Falmouth (nil) cancelled due to rain.
Grampound Road maintained their 100% record when they beat Truro by 6 wickets. Tom Sharp made 80 in Truro’s 220 all out with Martin Pearce making 85 not out in reply for Grampound Road. St Just could only draw with Camborne after making 281-6 – David Roberts hitting a century. Camborne were 205-8 in reply. Falmouth gained a dramatic win over Hayle clinching victory with the first ball of the last over. Falmouth had made 194-9. Hayle collapsed from 86-0 to 159 all out – Matthew Woods taking 7-53. There was also a close finish at Werrington who lost to Newquay by 2 wickets. Needing 195 to win Newquay’s Godfrey Furse carried his bat for 70.
Falmouth 194-9 (A Angove 51, S Hooper 33, R Kellow 30, S Williams 29; L Caddy 5-65),
Hayle 159 (S Pollard 59, W Jenkin 34, P Lello 27; M Woods 7-53).
Falmouth (19 points) beat Hayle (seven) by 35 runs.
Werrington 195-8 (M Hodgson 38, S Johns 28, B Smeeth 25, extras 25; N Ivamy 4-28, M Yates 3-42,
Newquay 196-8 ( G Furse 70no, D Davies 24, B Purchase 22, extras 36; D Johns 3-41, A Pooley 2-32).
Newquay (19 points) beat Werrington (eight) by two wickets.
St Just 281-6 ( D Roberts 102, G Thomas 51, D Bowen 43no, G Edwards 40; N Endean 2-44),
Camborne 205-8 (B Williams 76, M Pooley 60, I Goldsworthy 27; G Trenwith 3-36, G Thomas 2-50).
St Just (15 points) drew with Camborne (eight).
Truro 220 (T Sharp 80, J Bose 43, M Adams 33, N Stoddard 23; C Hunkin 3-34, M Roberts 2-41, M Pearce 2-56),
Grampound Road 224-4 ( M Pearce 85 no, D Wilton 56, M Roberts 41; T Sharp 2-45).
Grampound Rd (20 points) beat Truro (seven) by six wickets.
Falmouth 194-9 (A Angove 51, S Hooper 33, R Kellow 30, S Williams 29; L Caddy 5-65),
Hayle 159 (S Pollard 59, W Jenkin 34, P Lello 27; M Woods 7-53).
Falmouth (19 points) beat Hayle (seven) by 35 runs.
Werrington 195-8 (M Hodgson 38, S Johns 28, B Smeeth 25, extras 25; N Ivamy 4-28, M Yates 3-42,
Newquay 196-8 ( G Furse 70no, D Davies 24, B Purchase 22, extras 36; D Johns 3-41, A Pooley 2-32).
Newquay (19 points) beat Werrington (eight) by two wickets.
St Just 281-6 ( D Roberts 102, G Thomas 51, D Bowen 43no, G Edwards 40; N Endean 2-44),
Camborne 205-8 (B Williams 76, M Pooley 60, I Goldsworthy 27; G Trenwith 3-36, G Thomas 2-50).
St Just (15 points) drew with Camborne (eight).
Truro 220 (T Sharp 80, J Bose 43, M Adams 33, N Stoddard 23; C Hunkin 3-34, M Roberts 2-41, M Pearce 2-56),
Grampound Road 224-4 ( M Pearce 85 no, D Wilton 56, M Roberts 41; T Sharp 2-45).
Grampound Rd (20 points) beat Truro (seven) by six wickets.
Grampound Road made it two wins out of two. They won by 5 wickets at Hayle after being set 163. Skipper Chris Hunkin made 88 not out. St Just won by 30 runs at Falmouth after scoring 188. Falmouth were dismissed for 158 with the George brothers, Nick and Mark taking 4 wickets apiece. Werrington had to be content with a draw at Truro after scoring 218-7. Truro recovered from 46-5 to end on 172-8. Camborne made 220-8 at Newquay who replied with 204-7 to earn a draw in a closely contested game.
Werrington 218-7 (M Horwell 62, M Robins 37, B Smeeth 31, A Hodgson 27; J Kent 2-14, R Lewis 2-55),
Truro 172-8 (M Adams 46, T Sharp 38, J Bose 30; A Pooley 3-36, B Smeeth 2-27, D Johns 2-49).
Werrington (15 points) drew with Truro (eight).
St Just 188 (D Roberts 61, M George 38; S Churcher 4-26, S Turner 3-39, M Woods 2-55),
Falmouth 158 (S Churcher 45, S Turner 36; M George 4-35, N George 4-45).
St Just (19 points) beat Falmouth (eight) by 30 runs.
Hayle 162 (J Weeks 36, T Berry 28, M Jenkin 21; M Pearce 5-50, J Trudgeon 4-60),
Grampound Road 163-5 (C Hunkin 88no, M Pearce 25; P Lello 3-28).
Grampound Road (20 points) beat Hayle (five) by five wickets.
Camborne 220-8 (B Williams 37, D Stephens 33no, M Pooley 28, K Roberts 28, I Goldsworthy 24, D Pascoe 20; N Ivamy 3-52),
Newquay 204-7 (G Furse 55, J Crane 37, S Mason 36, B Purchase 28; S Harris 3-63, D Pascoe 2-35).
Camborne 14 points drew with Newquay (eleven).
There was a full day's play on the opening day of the Jolly's Drinks Cornwall Cricket League season. In the ECB Cornwall Premier League champions St Just had to be content with a draw at Camborme. St Just posted 240-9 with Mark George making 72 and David Roberts 61. Camborne reached 187-4 in reply. Grampound Road took maximum points after a home win over Werrington by 15 runs. The 'Road' made 216-5 with Dave Wilton making 50. In a dramatic finish Werrington were bowled out with 2 balls remaining for 201. Hayle marked their return to the top flight with an excellent win over Falmouth at the Towans. On his return to the Falmouth side Steve Williams hit 70 in their 217-5. Hayle swept to victory by 6 wickets as Kevin Jenkin hit a brilliant 119. Newquay got the best of a draw at Truro. Peter Emery made 87not out in Newquay's big score of 266-5. Truro were hanging on at 168-8 at the end.
St Just 240-9 (M George 72, D Roberts 61, D Bowden 29, N Smitheram 22, N Curnow 21, M Pooley 4-31, S Curnow 3-45),
Camborne 187-4 (M Pooley 55no, I Goldsworthy 41, D Stephens 36no, D Pascoe 25; G Trenwith 2-20).
St Just (13 points) drew with Camborne (eight). Camborne deducted 2 points due to a slow over rate.
Falmouth 217-5 (S Williams 70, S Hooper 67no, R Kellow 20no; M Jenkin 2-52),
Hayle 218-4 (K Jenkin 119, M Jenkin 64; A Angove 2-53).
Hayle (17 points) beat Falmouth (seven) by six wickets.
Newquay 266-5 (P Emery 87no, R Harrison 68, S Mason 46; J Kent 2-54, T Sharp 2-77);
Truro 168-8 (J Bose 51no; G Furse 2-22, R Harrison 2-34).
Newquay (15 points) drew with Truro (five).
Grampound Road 216-5 (D Wilton 50, C Roberts 35, M Roberts 33, M Pearce 28, K Harris 27, C Hunkin 27; Andrew Smeeth 2-42);
Werrington 201 (S Johns 45, M Robins 37, M Taylor 36; C Roberts 4-46, C Hunkin 3-33, B Rowse 3-42).
Grampound Road (20 points) beat Werrington (seven) by fifteen runs.