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Jolly's Drinks ECB Cornwall Premier League Reports 2007
Click date for match reports: Apr 28 May 5 12 19 26 28 June 2 9 16 23 30 July 7 14 21 28 Aug 4 11 18 25 27 Sept 1
Games | Wins | Draws | Ties
| Abandoned | Cancelled | |
| 50 over win lose | 28 | 25 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 2 |
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over Time | 56 | 32 | 7 | 0 | 5 | 12 |
Tables 2007 Premier Scorecards Premier play-cricket scorecards
Hayle are relegated following their five wicket defeat at home to Werrington. After being put in Hayle slipped to 57 for 5 in the 23rd over. Jason Weeks made 43 and added 49 for the sixth wicket with Chris Martin (22). Ryan Colyn then hit 25 not out to see the total to 158 for 9 in 55 overs. Alex Smeeth, with a mix of seam and spin, took four for 45 and Adrian Pooley three for 30. Hayle knew they needed to win for any chance of survival but Ben Smeeth (19) and Mark Hodgson (20) put on 46 for the first wicket. Matt Robins (29) and Adam Hodgson (32) took the total to 113 before losing their third wicket. Marlon Franklyn came back to take two for 48 to give just a glimmer of hope but Alex Smeeth's 29 not out secured victory with 15 overs to spare. In the end Newquay's creditable three wicket defeat at home to champions St Just had no great significance. Newquay were 183 all out off exactly 55 overs. Godfrey Furse top scored with 36, sharing a last wicket stand of 49 with James Harrison (19). Earlier Rob Harrison made 29, Tom Brooks 23 and Barry Purchase 20. Mark George enjoyed a great spell to take five for 27 from 16 overs and Kieran Noema-Barnett three for 41. Mark George then capped a fine game to lead the St Just reply with 76 with Gary Thomas (29), Gareth May (24no), David Roberts (21) and Gavin Edwards (21) all contributing. Dylan DeBeer took three for 24 and Rob Harrison three for 34. Truro finished with a win at home to Paul who were restricted to 176 for 9. Justin Stephens made 48 and Paul Osborne hit 33. Tom Sharp took three for 38. Truro eased home by six wickets after Neil Stoddard (55) and Chris Martin (62) added 101 for the first wicket. Dave Twigg took three for 56. Falmouth had a one wicket home win over Grampound Road who were dismissed for 160 by Dave Neville's four for 33 and Jon Udy's three for 24. Opener Mpho Sekhoto dominated the innings with 93. Adrian Noott hit 53, Stefan Churcher 26 and Rob Eccleston 20 not out adding 12 with Dave Neville (10no) for the last wicket. Lewis Sanders took five for 39.
Hayle 158-9 (J Weeks 43, R Colyn 25no, C Martin 22; A Smeeth 4-45, A Pooley 3-30),
Werrington 160-5 (A Hodgson 32, M Robins 29, A Smeeth 29no, M Hodgson 20; R Colyn 2-42, M Franklyn 2-48).
Werrington (19 points) beat Hayle (five) by five wickets.
Newquay 183 (G Furse 36no, R Harrison 29, T Brooks 23, B Purchase 20; M George 5-27, K Noema-Barnett 3-41),
St Just 184-7 (M George 76, G Thomas 29, G May 24no, D Roberts 21, G Edwards 21; D De Beer 3-24, R Harrison 3-34).
St Just (20 points) beat Newquay (seven) by three wickets.
Paul 176-9 (J Stephens 48, P Osborne 33, R Edwards 25; T Sharp 3-38, R Lewis 2-19),
Truro 177-4 (C Martin 62, N Stoddard 55, A Pennell 26; D Twigg 3-56).
Truro (19 points) beat (Paul) six by six wickets.
Grampound Road 160 (M Sekhoto 93, P Emery 19; D Neville 4-33, J Udy 3-24),
Falmouth 161-9 (A Noott 53, S Churcher 26, R Eccleston 20no; L Sanders 5-39).
Falmouth (18 points) beat Grampound Road (seven) by one wicket.
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St Just retained their Jolly's Drinks ECB Cornwall Premier League Championship when they beat Falmouth by 157 runs. They made 339 for 6 with Falmouth 182 all out. Elsewhere Newquay are 10 points ahead of Hayle at the bottom with one game to play after their draw at Paul. Meanwhile Hayle were going down to a 110 run defeat at Grampound Road. In the other game Werrington beat Truro by 42 runs with two balls remaining.
St Just 339-6 (G Thomas 109, M George 96, D Roberts 74; S Churcher 2-58, J Udy 2-116),
Falmouth 182 (A Noott 61, J Udy 33; K Noema-Barnett 4-59, M George 3-23, N Stephens 2-19).
St Just (20 points) beat Falmouth (seven) by 157 runs
Paul 190-8 (N Pengelly 51, D Twigg 31no, M Connell 23, A Snell 22; R Harrison 4-45, N Ivamy 3-38),
Newquay 170-9 (D DeBeer 55, J Truscott 35, B Purchase 24; N Pengelly 3-34, D Twigg 2-42).
Paul (14 points) drew with Newquay (nine)
Werrington 170 (B Smeeth 36, M Robins 28, M Taylor 24, I Worsnip 24, A Smeeth 20; A Taylor 3-23, T Sharp 3-36),
Truro 128 (J Bose 34, A Pennell 26; A Smeeth 4-33, B Smeeth 2-32).
Werrington (18 points) beat Truro (six) by 42 runs. Truro deducted 1 point - slow over rate.
Grampound Road 280-6 (C Hunkin 105, K Harris 56, M Sekhoto 33, M South 29; L Caddy 2-48),
Hayle 170 (C Martin 44, G Mungles 27, L Caddy 24, M Franklyn 23; M Pearce 7-57).
Grampound Road (20 points) beat Hayle (six) by 110 runs.
Champions elect St Just need just three points to retain their title from two games. They won by nine wickets at Werrington after chasing 208. David Roberts and Gary Thomas shared an unbroken stand of 166. Roberts hit 14 fours and 2 sixes in his 100 not out with Thomas making an unbeaten 91. Matt Robins anchored the home innings with 86 putting on 69 with Ben Smeeth (38) for the second wicket. Adam Hodgson made 24 but Kieran Noema-Barnett's five for 61 kept the home team in check. Nick George took three for 40. Paul stayed on track for second spot with a five wicket win at Grampound Road. Dave Twigg took four for 14 to bowl the 'Road' out for 130. Ryan Van Wyk made 46 as the home team recovered from 63 for 6. Paul were 13 for 3 themselves but Kelvin Snell's 58 not out took Paul to victory with 35 overs to spare. Hayle's game with Truro was abandoned after 31 overs after fog and drizzle descended on the Towans after tea. Needing an unlikely 311 to win Hayle had reached 128 for 2 in the gloom with Steve Pollard making 43 and Ryan Colyn 24. Marlon Franklyn was 33 not out when the conditions became too damp with play called off just before seven. Earlier Truro took full advantage of being put in under blue skies to post 310 for 2. After losing Jon Kent at 28 Chris Martin (89) and Tom Sharp added 166 for the second wicket over 33 overs. Sharp went on to hit 143 not out with Aaron Pennell hitting 45 not out off 34 balls. Newquay skipper Rob Harrison made a valuable 64 to gain his team a draw at Falmouth. It leaves Newquay 7 points ahead of Hayle at the bottom with two games to play. Needing 230 Barry Purchase hit 73 but he was one of three victims for David Neville as Newquay slipped to 150 for 8 before Harrison stepped in. For Falmouth Adrian Noott made 93 and Stefan Churcher 74 as they reached 149 before losing their second wicket. Neil Ivamy took three for 64.
Truro 310-2 (T Sharp 143no, C Martin 89, A Pennell 45no),
Hayle 128-2 (31.3 overs) (S Pollard 43, M Franklyn 33no, R Colyn 24).
Match abandoned (fog) . Hayle 9 points, Truro 12 points.
Werrington 207-9 (M Robins 86, B Smeeth 38, A Hodgson 24; K Noema-Barnett 5-61 N George 3-40),
St Just 211-1 (D Roberts 100no, G Thomas 91no).
St Just (19 points) beat Werrington (five) by nine wickets.
Falmouth 229-7 (A Noott 93, S Churcher 74, L Martin 26; N Ivamy 3-64, G Furse 2-45),
Newquay 209-8 (B Purchase 73, R Harrison 64; D Neville 3-46, P Milburn 2-47, D Ayres 2-59).
Falmouth (15 points) drew with Newquay (ten).
Grampound Road 130 (R Van Wyk 46, J Preston 29; D Twigg 4-25, N Pengelly 3-15),
Paul 131-5 (K Snell 58, J Stephens 18; C Roberts 2-22, L Sanders 2-59).
Paul (19 points) beat Grampound Road (four) by five wickets.
The weather severely disrupted the programme again. Only one of the four games, at the Newquay Sports Centre, was played and that failed to reach a finish. Werrington's visit to Paul was called off in mid morning. Hayle travelled to St Just but further rain prevented a start. Likewise Falmouth visited Truro and there were hopes of a delayed start. However further rain around 2pm ended proceedings. The one game that did survive saw Grampound Road recover from a bad start at Newquay. They lost Jake Preston for 1 with only 2 on the board. Martin Roberts joined Tom Hughes and the pair put on 113 for the second wicket in 28 overs. Rain took ten overs out of the game and on the resumption Roberts was run out for 57. Hughes immediately followed caught at mid on off Dylan Debeer for 53. Chris Hunkin and Mpho Sekhoto added 41 for the fourth wicket to keep the 'Road's momentum going. Neil Ivamy got the breakthrough to have Hunkin caught in the deep for 37 before Sekhoto played on for 39. Kris Harris was undefeated on 15 at the end of their allotted fifty overs. Ivamy took two for 51. Newquay's innings saw Pete Bolland, who replaced Tim Walton, getting his side off to a good start. His partner, Godfrey Furse, fell for a single with the score at 30, caught at slip off Lewis Sanders. He also got rid of dangerman Dylan Debeer for 2. Bolland and Barry Purchase took the total to 76 before both were lbw to successive balls from Hunkin and Ryan Van Wyk. Rob Harrison and James Walton got the total to 102 when rain drove the players from the field at 7pm. The game was abandoned twenty minutes later, in gloomy light. with over 24 overs remaining. The 'Road' took thirteen points to Newquay's ten .
Grampound Road 225-7 (M Roberts 57, T Hughes 53, M Sekhoto 39, C Hunkin 37; N Ivamy 2-51),
Newquay 102-4 (25.5 overs) (P Bolland 32; L Sanders 2-26). Rain stopped play - match abandoned.
Grampound Road 13 points, Newquay ten. (Reduced to 100 overs match)
Paul (nil) v Werrington (nil) match cancelled.
St Just (nil) v Hayle (nil) match cancelled.
Truro (nil) v Falmouth (nil) match cancelled.
St Just moved closer to the title with a 111run home win over Truro. Dave Roberts (37) and Neil Curnow (63) added 78 for the first wicket. Chris Phillips took three for 45 and Tom Sharp three for 59 as St Just slipped to 158-6. They reached 229-8 thanks to Mark George 29 and Nick George 38 not out. Jon Kent (29) and Chris Martin (22) added 40 but once parted wickets fell steadily. Mark George took five for 44 and Kieran Noema-Barnett three for 16 as Truro were 118 all out in the 41st over. Paul and Falmouth fought out a draw with Falmouth 40 runs short of victory but only 2 wickets remaining. Paul reached 82-1in the 28th over before Andrew Snell was dismissed for 49. Kelvin Snell made 21 and Cas James 43. From 168 -4 in the 50th over the innings fell away to 199 all out off the last ball. Dave Neville took four for 42 from 13 overs and Duncan Ayres three for 46. Falmouth reached 105 before losing their third wicket in the 32nd over with Stefan Churcher making a fine 56. Paul though restricted the run rate with Neil Pengelly taking four for 16 from 14 overs. Newquay's last pair hung on for a draw in the vital basement battle clash to take ten points to Hayle's fifteen. Hayle's 229-8, after being 1 for 2, saw Marlon Franklyn make 74 with Ryan Colyn (37no), Steve Pollard (33), Chris Martin (33) and Jason Weeks (27) all contributing. Rob Harrison took three for 37. Lello took four for 27 as Newquay looked doomed at 158 for 8 but Dylan DeBeer made a splendid 113 not out. He saw out the last four overs with last man Neil Ivamy to gain a vital draw. For the second time in a week Werrington's Matt Robins just missed out on a century. However his 94 not out gave his team a five wicket win over Grampound Road, with 11 overs to spare after being set 211. He got good support from Ben Smeeth with 30 and Adam Hodgson with 42. Chris Hunkin took three for 72. In the 'Road's 210-6 Jake Preston made 68 and Mpho Sekhoto 65. The Smeeth brothers Ben & Alex took two wickets apiece. ends
Paul 199 (A Snell 49, C James 43, K Snell 21; D Neville 4-42, D Ayres 3-46),
Falmouth 160-8 (S Churcher 56; L Martin 19, A Noott 19; N Pengelly 4-16, J Stephens 2-30).
Paul (14 points) drew with Falmouth (ten).
Grampound Road 210-6 (J Preston 68, M Sekhoto 65, M Roberts 28, C Hunkin 25; B Smeeth 2-33, A Smeeth 2-44),
Werrington 211-5 (M Robins 94no, A Hodgson 42 B Smeeth 30, extras 37; C Hunkin 3-72).
Werrington (18 points) beat Grampound Road (six) by five wickets. (Gramp Rd deducted 1 pt)
St Just 229-8 (N Curnow 63, N George 38no, D Roberts 37, M George 29, G Edwards 23; C Phillips 3-45, T Sharp 3-59),
Truro 118 (J Kent 29, C Martin 22; M George 5-44, K Noema-Barnett 3-16, G Trenwith 2-23).
St Just (20pts) beat Truro (five) by 111 runs
Hayle 235-8 (M Franklyn 74, R Colyn 37no, S Pollard 33, C Martin 33, J Weeks 27; R Harrison 3-37, T Brooks 2-27),
Newquay 182-9 (D DeBeer 113no; P Lello 4-27, M Franklyn 2-52).
Hayle (15 points) drew with Newquay (ten)
Leaders St Just powered to a 109 run win at Grampound Road. Neil Curnow (86) and David Roberts (55) opened with 129 in 32 overs. Gavin Edwards hit 30, Kieran Noema-Barnett 26, Gary Thomas 19 and Andy Birkett 18 in St Just's 292 for 6. Martin Pearce and Martin Roberts took three wickets each. The 'Road' were bowled out for 183 in the 48th over. Opener Martin Roberts made 61 with Mpho Sekhoto hitting 35 and Chris Roberts 20. Barnett took four for 47 and Graham Trenwith three for 38. There was a quick finish at Falmouth who were shot out for just 61 in 29.2 overs by Werrington. Ian Worsnip bowled unchanged to take five for 29 from 14.2 overs. Darren Johns started the rot to take three top order wickets at a cost of 17 runs from 9 overs. Tom Glover top scored with 17. After Ben Smeeth made 19, before being run out, Mark Horwell hit 22 not out as Werrington cruised home in the seventeenth over for the loss of three wickets. Paul won by seven wickets at Hayle with four overs to spare. Justin Stephens carried his bat for 88 in Paul's 193 for 3. Neil Pengelly (47) shared a third wicket stand of 102 after two wickets fell for 19. Ryan Edwards was 32 not out in an unbroken stand of 72. Hayle recovered from losing a couple of early wickets to make 192-8. Harvey Treloar (32) and Paul Lello (54) added 60 for the third wicket. Jason Weeks held the rest of the innings together with 31 not out while Chris Martin hit a quick 25. Daymon Nicholls took four for 41 on his debut. Truro defeated Newquay by six wickets in a game marred by an injury to Newquay's Joe Crane. He has spent a night in hospital after suffering a suspected fractured cheekbone. He was hit at short leg despite wearing a helmet. Newquay were dismissed for 113 with Aaron Pennell taking four for 18 and Ryan Driver three for 28. Andy Hancock made 24. Truro were seen home by Chris Martin 29, Tom Sharp 23, Jon Kent 22 and Pennell 21 not out, Neil Ivamy took three for 32.
Falmouth 61 (T Glover 17; I Worsnip 5-29, D Johns 3-17),
Werrington 62-3 (M Horwell 22no, B Smeeth 19).
Werrington (18 points) beat Falmouth (one) by seven wickets.
Hayle 192-8 (P Lello 54, H Treloar 32, J Weeks 31no, C Martin 25; D Nicholls 4-41, J Stephens 2-29),
Paul 193-3 ( J Stephens 88no, N Pengelly 47, R Edwards 32no; M Franklyn 2-37).
Paul (19 points) beat Hayle (five) by seven wickets.
St Just 292-6 (N Curnow 86, D Roberts 55, G Edwards 30, K Noema-Barnett 26; M Pearce 3-64, M Roberts 3-77),
Grampound Road 183 (M Roberts 61, M Sekhoto 35, C Roberts 20; K Noema-Barnett 4-47, G Trenwith 3-38, N George 2-20).
St Just (20 points) beat Grampound Road (seven) by 109 runs.
Newquay 113 (A Hancock 24; A Pennell 4-18, R Driver 3-28),
Truro 117-4 (C Martin 29, T Sharp 23, J Kent 22, A Pennell 21no; N Ivamy 3-32).
Truro (19 points) beat Newquay (three) by six wickets.
Rain swept across the county during mid afternoon to ruin the day's action. None of the four Premier League games saw any play after tea. St Just's home game with Paul was the first to fall victim to the weather with St Just seemingly in charge. Paul reached 22 before losing Dan Smith for 9 but a procession followed. Only Justin Stephens with 11 got into double figures as the home bowlers took control. Robert Clackworthy took five for 20 from 12.2 overs with Nick George taking one for 16 from 9 overs and Graham Trenwith one for 5 from 4 overs. Rain ended play for the day with Paul struggling on 45 for 7 in the 26th over with Neil Pengelly and Paul Osborne the undefeated batsmen. Play was uninterrupted until 3.30pm at Falmouth in which time the home team had reached 125 for 4 in 43 overs against Hayle. After losing Stefan Churcher in the second over Larry Martin led the home response with a six and 8 fours in his unbeaten 76. Wayne Jenkin took two for 24 from 10 overs including Tom Glover caught and bowled for 14. Duncan Ayres was 10 not out when the players left the field. At Grampound Road a recovery from Truro saw them reach 167 all out in the 49th over but rain prevented Truro from starting their innings. This was after they had been 99-7 before Richard Lewis hit 4 sixes in his 36. Earlier Jonathan Kent, opening, made 28, Aaron Pennell 23 and Julian Bose 27. Lewis Sanders took three for 23, Martin Roberts three for 23 and Martin Pearce three for 39. The nearest game to a result came at Werrington where Newquay looked to have escaped defeat. Newquay were bowled out for just 73 in 41 overs. Godfrey Furse top scored with 18 as Ian Worsnip took five for 36 from 16 overs and Alex Smeeth three for 15 from 12 overs. Werrington were 33 for 1 in the 14th over when the rain came. Ben Smeeth was 15 not out and Matt Robins 11 not out with Andy Hancock having dismissed Mark Horwell.
Paul 45-7 (25.2 overs) (J Stephens 11; R Clackworthy 5-20).
St Just (nine points), Paul (six) rain stopped play.
Falmouth 125-4 (43 overs) (L Martin 76no; W Jenkin 2-24).
Falmouth (8 points), Hayle (eight) rain stopped play.
Truro 167 (R Lewis 36, J Kent 28, J Bose 27, A Pennell 23; L Sanders 3-23, M Roberts 3-23, M Pearce 3-39).
Grampound Road did not bat. Grampound Road (11 points), Truro (nine) rain stopped play.
Newquay 73 (G Furse 18; I Worsnip 5-36, A Smeeth 3-15),
Werrington 33-1 (13.4 overs) (B Smeeth 15no).
Werrington (11 points), Newquay (six) rain stopped play.
St Just increased their lead with a convincing eight wicket home win over Werrington. The visitors were held together by Ben Smeeth who made 65 off 123 balls, before being out just before the end. Alex Smeeth made 21. Mark George took four for 50 with two apiece for Robert Clackworthy, Graham Trenwith and Kieran Noema-Barnett. David Roberts (55) and Neil Curnow put on 100 before Roberts was caught off Ben Smeeth. Curnow went on to hit 3 sixes and 7 fours in his 64 before being dismissed with only 9 needed. Victory came with 21 overs to spare. An amazing game at Paul saw 20 wickets fall for 164 runs. Paul, having been put in, struggled to 102 off 52 overs. Cas James and Ryan Edwards both made 15. Spinner Ben Rowse took five for 15 from 14 overs. Grampound Road slumped to 15 for 5 in reply with Anthony Hosking destroying the top order to take five for 21 from 17 overs. Mpho Sekhoto made 13 but with Kevin Snell taking three for 15 and Dave Twigg two for 9 the 'Road' were dismissed for 62 in the 42nd over. Newquay and Falmouth played out a thriller at the Sports Centre. The game was drawn with Falmouth's last pair needing four off the last ball but only managing a single. In the 94 over game due to a delayed start. Rob Harrison hit 4 sixes and 7 fours in his 69 off 69 balls, Dylan DeBeer made 23. Sean Turner took three for 42 and Duncan Ayres three for 46 as Falmouth were dismissed for 157 off the last ball. Stefan Churcher hit 39, Adrian Noott 29 and Larry Martin 20 but Falmouth were hampered when Duncan Ayres was called away and unable to bat. Neil Ivamy took three for 31. Hayle went down to a 129 run defeat at Truro for whom Chris Martin (54), Tom Sharp (37) and Aaron Pennell all batted well in their 227 for 9. Ryan Colyn took three for 69 in 16 overs with Paul Lello coming back to take three for 47. Lee Caddy arrived late and was unable to mat or bowl due to travel problems up country. Only opener Harvey Treloar (27) and Wayne Vincent with 22 got double figures as Hayle were 98 all out. Richard Lewis took four for 19 and Tom Sharp three for 24.
Truro 227-9 (A Pennell 63, C Martin 54, T Sharp 37; P Lello 3-47, R Colyn 3-69, J Weeks 2-29),
Hayle 98 (H Treloar 27, W Jenkin 22; R Lewis 4-19, T Sharp 3-24).
Truro (20 points) beat Hayle (four) by 129 runs.
Paul 102 (extras 25, R Edwards 15, C James 15; B Rowse 5-15),
Grampound Road 62 (extras 18; A Hosking 5-21, K Snell 3-15, D Twigg 2-9).
Paul (16 points) beat Grampound Road (five) by 40 runs.
Werrington 157 (B Smeeth 65, A Smeeth 21; M George 4-50, R Clackworthy 2-25, G Trenwith 2-28, K Noema-Barnett 2-39),
St Just 159-2 (N Curnow 64, D Roberts 55).
St Just (20 points) beat Werrington (four) by eight wickets.
Newquay 157 (R Harrison 69, B Purchase 23; S Turner 3-42, D Ayres 3-46, G Popperwell 2-20),
Falmouth 155-8 (S Churcher 39, A Noott 29, L Martin 20; N Ivamy 3-31, R Harrison 2-37).
Newquay (13 points) drew with Falmouth (ten). Delayed start due to rain. Reduced to 94 over game.
The leaders St Just consolidated their top spot with a seven wicket win at second placed Falmouth. Mark George took 5 for 34 to restrict Falmouth to 159-9. David Roberts with 82 not out saw St Just to victory. Paul move up to second after their 52 run win at Newquay. Neil Pengelly rescued Paul with 62 in their 135 for 8. Dave Twigg then took 5 for 20 and Justin Stephens 4 for 17 as Newquay were 83 all out. Truro's last pair hung on for a draw at home to Werrington for whom Matt Robins made 76 in their 196 for 9. Tom Sharp took 5 for 57. Truro were 147 for 9 at the close. Bottom club Hayle lost by five wickets at home to Grampound Road after being bowled out for 138
Hayle 138 (W Jenkin 40, J Weeks 24no; B Rowse 4-56, M Roberts 3-36),
Grampound Road 141-5 (M Sekhoto 60, C Hunkin 41; L Caddy 2-32).
Grampound Road (19 points) beat Hayle (four) by five wickets.
Werrington 196-9 (M Robins 76, M Horwell 40, A Smeeth 22; T Sharp 5-57),
Truro 147-9 (A Pennell 44, T Sharp 38; M Robins 3-13, B Smeeth 3-45).
Werrington (14 points) drew with Truro (eight).
Falmouth 159-9 (D Ayres 34, S Churcher 25, S Turner 23no, R Eccleston 20; M George 5-34, G Thomas 3-26),
St Just 162-3 (D Roberts 82no, K Noema-Barnett 23; D Neville 2-27).
St Just (19 points) beat Falmouth (four) by seven wickets.
Paul 135-8 (N Pengelly 62, K Snell 29; A Hancock 3-25, R Harrison 3-26),
Newquay 83 (D DeBeer 44, B Purchase 23no; D Twigg 5-20, J Stephens 4-17.
Paul (17 points) beat Newquay (four) by 52 runs.
Champions St Just had few problems in overcoming Newquay by 127 runs at Cape Road to move to the top of the table. St Just hit 210-9 in their 55 overs. After David Roberts hit 35 Gavin Edwards top scored with 47. Andy Birkett made 29 and Kieran Noema-Barnett 21. James Harrison took four for 55. Newquay were shot out for 83. Mark George took five for 16 with Dylon DeBeer making 32. Paul beat Truro by five wickets at home with 24 overs to spare to move back to third. Truro, after being put in, made solid early progress to reach 33 without loss in the 19th over with Neil Stoddard making 22. In a dramatic collapse five wickets fell for just 2 runs in 14 balls to rip the heart out of the innings. Anthony Hosking took three for 35 and Kelvin Snell three for 5 in 9 overs. Neil Pengelly ended the innings at 96 all out in 50 overs with three for 8. Andrew Snell hit six fours in his 36 as Paul reached 79-2. Chris Phillips took three late wickets but Justin Stephens' 31 not out secured victory. Werrington finally got an outright win when they beat bottom club Hayle at Ladycross by seven wickets. After Paul Lello made 24 Hayle slipped to 69-5 but recovered with Martin Jenkin (25) and Jason Weeks (30) adding 38 for the sixth wicket. The innings ended on 129 all out with Alex Smeeth taking three for 15 from 12.4 overs. Ben Smeeth took three for 49 before carrying his bat for 67 not out that included 8 fours. He shared an unbroken fourth wicket stand of 59 with brother Alex who made 21 not out. Marlon Franklyn bowled sharply to take two for 57. Grampound Road's Chris Hunkin made 109 not out to steer his side to an eight wicket home win over Falmouth, with four overs to spare, after being set 202. He shared a 106 run stand for the second wicket with Tom Hughes who made 52. For Falmouth Adrian Noott made 45 with extras contributing 49 including 23 wides. Martin Roberts took three for 28 with Martin Pearce, Ben Rowse and Lewis Sanders taking two wickets each.
Truro 96 (N Stoddard 22; K Snell 3-5, N Pengelly 3-8, A Hosking 3-35),
Paul 100-5 (A Snell 36, J Stephens 31no; C Phillips 3-18).
Paul (18 points) beat Truro (two) by five wickets.
St Just 210-9 (G Edwards 47, D Roberts 35, A Birkett 29, K Noema-Barnett 21; J Harrison 4-55, J Crane 2-23),
Newquay 83 (D DeBeer 32; M George 5-16, N George 2-9).
St Just (20 points) beat Newquay (four) by 127 runs.
Hayle 129 (J Weeks 30, M Jenkin 25, P Lello 24; A Smeeth 3-15, B Smeeth 3-49),
Werrington 133-3 (B Smeeth 67, A Smeeth 21no, M Horwell 20; M Franklyn 2-57).
Werrington (20 points) beat Hayle (three) by seven wickets.
Falmouth 201 (A Noott 45, S Turner 24, D Ayres 23; M Roberts 3-28, M Pearce 2-11, L Sanders 2-35, B Rowse 2-59),
Grampound Road 202-2 (C Hunkin 109no, T Hughes 52).
Grampound Road (20 points) beat Falmouth (six) by eight wickets.
Heavy morning rain sees a complete League washout. A third successive cancellation for Falmouth, Newquay and Truro.
Hayle (nil) Falmouth (nil) match cancelled
Newquay (nil) Werrington (nil) match cancelled
Paul (nil) St Just (nil) match cancelled
Truro (nil) Grampound Rd (nil) match cancelled
Due to the weather only one game, at Werrington survived. The Falmouth v Truro game was called off at 11am due to a waterlogged Trescobeas ground with both teams suffering a second successive cancellation. The Hayle v St Just game was called off after an inspection by both captains. Newquay did make the trip to Grampound Road but after waiting until 1.45pm, with conditions failing to improve sufficiently, the captains called matters to an end. The match at Ladycross between Werrington and Paul saw a delayed start with the 86 over game getting underway at 2.30pm. Werrington got off to a good start as Ben Smeeth (44) and Mark Horwell (55) added 103 in 27 overs for the first wicket. Neil Pengelly got the breakthrough to have them both caught and bowled. It was the start of a memorable spell for the slow bowler as he went on to take eight for 31 from 8.5 overs. Andrew Snell made four stumpings. Mitch Connell took the other two wickets at a cost of 48 runs. Matt Robins made 23 but the Werrington innings collapsed from 152-3 to 173 all out off the penultimate ball. After losing Connell cheaply Dan Smith (32) and Dave Twigg took the total to 50 before both were dismissed. After Justin Stephens (9) and Kelvin Snell (5) were out at 78-5 Ryan Edwards (21no) and Pengelly (22no) saw out the draw, but were unable to reach the 75% points scoring threshold. Alex Smeeth took three for 19 from 12 overs and Ben Smeeth only conceded 22 runs from his 12 overs.
Werrington 173 (M Horwell 55, B Smeeth 44, M Robins 23; N Pengelly 8-31, M Connell 2-48),
Paul 121-5 (D Smith 32, N Pengelly 22no, R Edwards 21no; A Smeeth 3-19).
Werrington (11 points) drew with Paul (six). Match reduced to 86 overs
Falmouth (nil) v Truro (nil) match cancelled
Grampound Road (nil) v Newquay (nil) match cancelled
Hayle (nil) v St Just (nil) match cancelled
The weather took its toll with two of the four games called off without a ball being bowled. The Newquay v Truro game was called off due the very heavy rain in the previous 24 hours in the resort. Falmouth travelled to Werrington only for rain to prevent a start. Conditions were more favourable in the west where St Just beat Grampound Road by eight wickets with 24 overs to spare. The visitors put on 68 for their first wicket before Martin Pearce went for 14. Jake Preston went on to hit 47, Chris Hunkin 33 and Mpho Sekhoto 38 to get the total to 185 for 9. Graham Trenwith, Nick and Mark George and Kieran Noema-Barnett all took two wickets. St Just lost David Roberts in the first over with Neil Curnow following for 23. However Thomas and Noema-Barnett saw St Just to victory with an unbroken third wicket stand of 134. Thomas' 81 not out included 2 sixes and 14 fours while Barnett hit 12 boundaries in his 66 not out. Paul won for the fifth successive game at home when they got the better of Hayle by 109 runs. Paul got off to a bad start losing Dan Smith and Andrew Snell to Lee Caddy before Mitch Connell was run out with the score at 23-3 in the sixth over. Justin Stephens hit six boundaries in his 33 before holing out to Franklin at square leg of Caddy for 33. From 65 for four Ryan Edwards and Kelvin Snell added 133 for the fifth wicket over 29 overs to put the home team in the driving seat. Snell's 82 came off 84 balls while Edwards season's best of 80 came off 136 balls. The innings ended on 241 for 8 with Caddy taking five for 66 from 15 overs and Ryan Colyn two for 44. Hayle got off to a useful start with Wayne Jenkin and new skipper Steve Pollard adding 38 in 16 overs. Once parted however wickets fell regularly. Jenkin was fourth out for 46 with the score at 71. Greg Mungles made 18 as the end came at 132 in the 46th over. Neil Pengelly took three for 26 in a 16 overs spell, with Snell, Connell and Twigg two apiece. end
Paul 241-8 (K Snell 82, R Edwards 80, J Stephens 33; L Caddy 5-66, R Colyn 2-44),
Hayle 132 (W Jenkin 46; N Pengelly 3-26, K Snell 2-12, D Twigg 2-17, M Connell 2-32).
Paul (20 points) beat Hayle (five) by 109 runs. (Hayle deducted one point due to a slow over rate).
Grampound Road 185-9 (J Preston 47, M Sekhoto 38, C Hunkin 33; G Trenwith 2-34, N George 2-36, M George 2-39, K Noema-Barnett 2-54),
St Just 186-2 (G Thomas 81no, K Noema-Barnett 66no, N Curnow 23; L Sanders 2-32).
St Just (19 points) beat Grampound Road (five) by eight wickets.
Newquay (nil) v Truro (nil) match cancelled.
Werrington (nil) v Falmouth (nil) match cancelled.
Leaders Falmouth won dramatically at home to Paul by one wicket off the penultimate ball. Last man David Neville, coming in with three needed off 2 balls hit Justin Stephens for a boundary in a thrilling finish. Needing 152 Falmouth looked doomed at 79 for 6 but Sean Turner (30) and Rob Eccleston (17) added a vital 43. Adrian Noott (28) and Jon Udy (24) put on 46 for the fourth wicket. Paul after deciding to bat found life a struggle against an accurate Falmouth attack after losing their first three wickets for 31. Antony Angove bowled a fine spell to end with three for 17 off 14 overs. Justin Stephens held the innings together with 69 off 106 balls before being dismissed in the penultimate over. Neil Pengelly was next highest with 14 as George Popperwell took four for 45. St Just were worthy winners by seven wickets at Truro winning with 45 overs to spare. Truro collapsed from 53 for 2 to 101 all out after Julian Bose (21) and Neil Stoddard (17) departed. Robert Clackworthy took four for 13 from nine overs and Nick George four for 35. St Just raced to victory in 22 overs. After Neil Curnow went for 24 and David Roberts 30 Andy Birkett secured victory with 30 not out. Tom Sharp took two for 17. Newquay did well to win at Hayle by six wickets with 3.3 overs to spare. Dylan deBeer made 59 and Joe Crane 51 before an unbeaten stand of 60 between Tim Walton (55no) and Rob Harrison (22no) saw the visitors home. Lee Caddy took three for 92. Eight Hayle batsmen got double figures led by Paul Lello 41 and Wayne Jenkin and Ryan Colyn with 35 each. DeBeer took four for 42 from 9 overs. Werrington's woes continued at Grampound Road losing by 111 runs. Mpho Sekhoto made 48 and Kris Harris 40 with Jake Preston, Chris Hunkin and Ryan Van Wyk all passing 30. Ben Smeeth and Matt Robins took two wickets apiece. Werrington were dismissed for 112. Lewis Sanders led the way with three for 27. Ben Smeeth hit 21 after the first five wickets fell for 64.
Truro 101 (J Bose 21; R Clackworthy 4-13, N George 4-35),
St Just 105-3 (D Roberts 30, A Birkett 30no, N Curnow 24; T Sharp 2-17).
St Just (19 points) beat Truro (two) by seven wickets.
Paul 151-9 (J Stephens 69; G Popperwell 4-45, A Angove 3-17),
Falmouth 153-9 (S Turner 30, A Noott 28, J Udy 24; K Snell 2-17, D Twigg 2-28).
Falmouth (17 points) beat Paul (seven) by one wicket off the penultimate ball.
Hayle 228-8 (P Lello 41, R Colyn 35, W Jenkin 35, C Martin 27, J Weeks 26; D DeBeer 4-42, L O'Mahoney 2-63),
Newquay 232-4 (D DeBeer 59, T Walton 55no, J Crane 51, R Harrison 22no; L Caddy 3-91).
Newquay (19 points) beat Hayle (seven) by six wickets.
Grampound Road 223-7 (M Sekhoto 48no, K Harris 40, J Preston 37, C Hunkin 34, R Van-Wyk 32; M Robins 2-26, B Smeeth 2-46),
Werrington 112 (B Smeeth 21; L Sanders 3-27, B Rowse 2-2, B Briscoe 2-16, M Pearce 2-31).
Grampound Road (20 points) beat Werrington (four) by 111 runs.
Leaders Falmouth won by seven wickets at Newquay after restricting the home team to 142-8. Dylon de Beer made 47 and Rob Harrison 26 with Antony Angove taking four for 27 and Duncan Ayres two for 33. Stefan Churcher led the visitors to success with 66 with Angove completing a good game with 26 not out as victory came in the 46th over. Truro made it four wins on the trot with a 111 run win at home to Hayle. Truro got off to a solid start as Neil Stoddard (20) and Chris Martin put on 56 in 23 overs. Tom Sharp gave the innings the needed impetus hitting a second consecutive century before being dismissed for a superb 101 off 91 balls. Martin made 54 and Aaron Pennell 25 as Truro reached 217-6. Lee Caddy took two for 40. Hayle got off to a bad start with Richard Lewis claiming the wickets of Wayne, Martin & Kevin Jenkin with only 19 on the board. Marlon Franklyn made 25 but with Chris Phillips taking three for 23, Sharp two for 19, Taylor two for 16 to add to Lewis' three for 20 Truro ran out easy winners with ten overs to spare. St Just had a comfortable seven wicket win at home to Grampound Road who made 169 for 7. Coming in at 54-2 Kris Harris held the innings together with 67 after Jake Preston made 28. Robert Clackworthy took two for 19 and Kieran Noema-Barnet two for 35. David Roberts and Neil Curnow then put on 158 for the first wicket. Roberts was run out for 103 while Curnow made 49. Lewis Sanders took two for 12. Werrington went down to a fourth successive defeat when they lost at Paul by eight wickets. The North Cornwall side made 119 for 8 in their fifty overs. Anthony Hosking had remarkable figures of two for 3 off 10 overs with seven maidens. Mitch Connell took two for 29. Paul were 2 for 2 in reply but Connell's 56 not out and Stephens' 53 not out put on 118 to secure victory.
Truro 217-6 (T Sharp 101, C Martin 54, A Pennell 25, N Stoddard 20; L Caddy 2-40),
Hayle 106 (M Franklyn 25; R Lewis 3-20, A Taylor 2-16, T Sharp 2-19).
Truro (20 points) beat Hayle (four) by 111 runs.
Newquay 142-8 (D de Beer 47, R Harrison 26; A Angove 4-27, D Ayres 2-33),
Falmouth 146-3 (S Churcher 66, A Angove 26no).
Falmouth (19 points) beat Newquay (three) by seven wickets.
Grampound Road 169-7 (K Harris 67, J Preston 28; R Clackworthy 2-19, K Noema-Barnett 2-35),
St Just 173-3 (D Roberts 103, N Curnow 49; L Sanders 2-12).
St Just (18 points) beat Grampound Road (four) by seven wickets.
Werrington 119-8 (B Smeeth 26, M Horwell 20; A Hosking 2-3, M Connell 2-29,
Paul 120-2 (M Connell 56no, J Stephens 53 no).
Paul (19 points) beat Werrington (two) by eight wickets.
Falmouth take over from Paul at the top of the table and Hayle move above Newquay at the bottom after beating them by two wickets with 2 balls to spare.
Werrington 120 (A Smeeth 49, D Johns 21no; N George 3-19, G Trenwith 2-17, K Noema-Barnett 2-22, M George 2-43),
St Just 123-4 (D Roberts 41, K Noema-Barnett 37; I Worsnip 2-18).
St Just (19 points) beat Werrington (three) by six wickets.
Falmouth 188 (A Noott 57, E Farley 51; J Stephens 4-17, A Hosking 2-22, D Twigg 2-29),
Paul 160-9 (K Snell 57, J Stephens 21; D Ayres 3-18, G Popperwell 2-16, D Neville 2-40).
Falmouth (18 points) beat Paul (eight) by 28 runs.
Newquay 196-8 (R Harrison 51, T Walton 44, D de Beer 31; M Jenkin 3-37, R Colyn 2-32, L Caddy 2-46),
Hayle 198-8 (49.4 overs) (K Jenkin 103no, J Weeks 32, M Jenkin 25; R Harrison 2-20, D DeBeer 2-41.
Hayle (19 points) beat Newquay (eight) by two wickets.
Truro 268-4 (T Sharp 108no, C Martin 49, R Driver 40, N Stoddard 36);
Grampound Road 106 (M Roberts 19; R Driver 4-21, C Phillips 3-30, A Taylor 2-33).
Truro (20pts) beat Grampound Road (three) by 162 runs.
Paul moved to the top of the table with a 90 run win over Hayle. Paul recovered well to make 217- for 6 after losing their first three wickets for only 27 in 14 overs. Lee Caddy bowled an excellent spell taking 2 for 15 in his 10 overs. However Ryan Edwards made 43 to add 71 for the fourth wicket with Justin Stephens, who went on to make 89 before being out off the penultimate ball. Acting skipper Neil Pengelly with 29 not out helped add 81 for the sixth wicket. Stephens took three quick wickets with only 10 on the board but Kevin Jenkin (47) and Steve Pollard put on 83 for the fourth wicket. Once dismissed Hayle last six wickets fell for 34 runs. Truro won at St Just by three wickets with five balls to spare. St Just were restricted to 159-9 as Tom Sharp took 5 for 24 from 10 overs and Ryan Driver 2 for 29. After David Roberts (36) and Neil Curnow put on 40 wickets fell regularly. Gavin Edwards made 32 and Gareth May 23. In reply Neil Stoddard (60) and Ryan Driver (48) put on 93 for the third wicket. Truro needed 27 off 10 overs with 7 wickets left but the home team made them fight to the end as Graham Trenwith, Gary Thomas and May took two wickets apiece. Falmouth gained a good win at Werrington by six wickets with 3 balls to spare. Werrington's 219-7 centred on Mark Horwell who made 47 and Adam Hodgson who was run out for 50 with Ben Smeeth making 45 not out. Dave Neville took 2 for 22 off 10 overs and George Popperwell 2 for 41. Falmouth were 33-3 but a stand of 122 between Gordon Whorlow and Ed Farley (61) turned the game. An unbeaten 69 between Whorlow, who ended on 99 not out and Rob Eccleston (33no) brought victory. Ian Worsnip took 2 for 22. Grampound Road won handsomely at home to Newquay by eight wickets after bowling the visitors out for 92. Tim Walton made 28 but Chris Roberts took 3 for 8 and Lewis Sanders 3 for 15. Chris Hunkin then made 49 not out as the 'Road' recorded their first win.
Paul 217-6 (J Stephens 89, R Edwards 43, N Pengelly 29no; L Caddy 2-15, W Jenkin 2-49),
Hayle 127 (K Jenkin 47, S Pollard 34; J Stephens 4-12, N Pengelly 3-12, M Connell 3-35).
Paul (20 pts) beat Hayle (five) by 90 runs.
Werrington 219-7 (A Hodgson 50, M Horwell 47, B Smeeth 45no; D Neville 2-22, G Popperwell 2-41),
Falmouth 224-4 (G Whorlow 99no, E Farley 61, R Eccleston 33no; I Worsnip 2-22).
Falmouth (18 points) beat Werrington (seven) by 6 wickets.
St Just 159-9 (D Roberts 36, G Edwards 32, G May 23; T Sharp 5-24, R Driver 2-29),
Truro 160-7 (N Stoddard 60, R Driver 48; G Thomas 2-20 G May 2-21. G Trenwith 2-28).
Truro (18 points) beat St Just (six) by 3 wickets.
Newquay 91 (T Walton 28; C Roberts 3-8, L Sanders 3-15, C Hunkin 2-12),
Grampound Road 92-2 (C Hunkin 49no).
Grampound Road (19 pts) beat Newquay (one) by 8 wickets.
Truro pulled off a fine home win over leaders Werrington by five runs with 3 balls remaining in a tight finish. Needing 156 Alex Smeeth's 41 looked to be steering the visitors home but they lost their last three wickets for just 5 runs. Tom Sharp took 3 for 43. Earlier Truro openers Chris Martin and Neil Stoddard (21) put on 55. Tom Sharp was run out for 11 then newcomer, kiwi Aaron Pennell was bowled first ball to make it 82-3. Martin went on to make 58 before being fifth out at 133. Truro ended on 155-8 with Matt Robins taking 3 for 35. Paul continued their winning ways with a four wicket win in a low scoring game at Newquay. Newquay struggled to 82 all out with Joe Crane making 28. Overseas players Dave Twigg took 4 for 10 and Mitch Connell 3 for 13. Justin Stephens then made 29 and Dan Smith 26, the pair putting on 51 for the third wicket. Lewis O'Mahoney took 3 for 17. St Just won at Hayle by 45 runs after making 276 for 5. David Roberts hit 114 off 120 balls with Neil Curnow making 39 and Keiran Noema- Barnett 38 off 24 balls. Martin Jenkin took 3 for 44. Hayle made 231 in reply with Paul Lello hitting 49, Jason Weeks 42not out and Chris Martin 38. Mark George took 5 for 55. St Just's Cockspur Cup game today with Truro was cancelled last night as Truro are unable to raise a side. St Just now visit Werrington in Round 3. There was a tight finish at Falmouth who beat Grampound Road by four wickets with 2 balls to spare. Grampound Road made 184-8 with opener Jake Preston making 49 and Chris Roberts 49no. Duncan Ayres took 3 for 45. Stefan Churcher made 46 but at 91 for 5 the game was in the balance. Adrian Noott made 24 and added a vital 72 for the sixth wicket with skipper Ayres who was undefeated on 51 when the winning runs came. Ryan Van Wyk took 3 for 24.
Truro 155-8 (C Martin 58, N Stoddard 21; M Robins 3-35, B Smeeth 2-26),
Werrington 150 (A Smeeth 41; T Sharp 3-43, A Taylor 2-25, R Lewis 2-29).
Truro (18 points) beat Werrington (seven) by 5 runs.
Newquay 82 (J Crane 28; D Twigg 4-10, M Connell 3-13),
Paul 84-6 (J Stephens 29, D Smith 26; L O'Mahoney 3-17, R Harrison 2-6).
Paul (17 points) beat Newquay (three) by 4 wickets.
Grampound Road 184-8 (J Preston 49, C Roberts 49no, K Harris 22; D Ayres 3-45, A Angove 2-27),
Falmouth 185-6 (D Ayres 51no, S Churcher 46, A Noott 24, A Angove 20, R Van Wyk 3-24).
Falmouth (19 points) beat Grampound Road (seven) by 4 wickets.
St Just 276-5 (D Roberts 114, N Curnow 39, K N-Barnett 38, G Edwards 27, G May 23, C Jelley 22; M Jenkin 3-44),
Hayle 231 (M Jenkin 50, P Lello 49, J Weeks 39no, C Martin 39; M George 5-55, G Trenwith 2-30).
St Just (20 points) beat Hayle (seven) by 45 runs.
The weather affected the ECB Cornwall Premier League programme with the Grampound Road v Hayle and Werrington v Newquay games being cancelled. In the games that did go ahead Paul had an exciting last over win over Truro. Truro made 134 for 5 in their 50 overs. Paul won by 3 wickets when New Zealander Dave Twigg hit a six off the first ball of the last over, having added 49 for the 8th wicket with Neil Pengelly. Meanwhile St Just won a low scoring game at home to Falmouth, who were dismissed for 93 with Robert Clackworthy taking 5 for 19. St Just made 94 for 6 to win by four wickets.
Truro 134-5 (G Buitendach 28no, S Cockett 24no, J Kent 24; A Hosking 2-24, M Connell 2-27),
Paul 136-7 (N Pengelly 29no, D Twigg 28no, J Stephens 20, M Connell 20; R Lewis 3-18).
Paul (15 points) beat Truro (five) by three wickets with 5 balls to spare.
Falmouth 93 (E Farley 37; M Clackworthy 5-18, K Noema -Barnett 2-18, G Trenwith 2-12),
St Just 94-6 (D Roberts 22, K Noema-Barnett 20; G Popperwell 2-20, D Ayres 2-24).
St Just (17 points) beat Falmouth (three) by four wickets.
Grampound Road (nil) v Hayle (nil) Match cancelled
Werrington (nil) v Newquay (nil) Match cancelled
St Just won a keenly contested Penwith derby beating visiting Paul by six wickets with just 7 balls to spare. Paul got off to a poor start losing their first five wickets for 31. Andrew Snell with 40 effected a recovery aided by Kelvin Snell with 35 and 34 not out from Neil Pengelly. Kieran Noema-Barnett took 3 for 36 and Graham Trenwith 2 for 16 from 10 overs. David Roberts anchored the home reply with 62 before being fourth out at 137 after Gary Thomas made 28 and Neil Curnow 19. Noema- Barnett made 21 not out . Werrington were in impressive form with the bat at home to Grampound Road making 296-9. Matt Robins made a superb 138 hitting 2 sixes and 18 fours off 134 balls. He put on 135 for the first wicket with Mark Horwell who made 45. Alex Smeeth, ahead of his full county debut, made 30. Robins completed a fine all round game to take 4 for 25 and Alex Smeeth 2 for 31 as the 'Road' were dismissed for 178. Chris Hunkin continued his good form with 46 but once Chris Roberts (33) and Kriss Harris (33) departed the end came quickly as the last six wickets fell for 14 runs. There was drama at Falmouth who tied with Hayle at 243 runs apiece. An excellent 105 from Antony Angove and 52 from Gordon Whorlow on his debut was the basis of Falmouth's 243-7. The pair added 152 for the third wicket after Larry Martin made 29. Hayle skipper Martin Jenkin took 4 for 23. Hayle were well placed through Wayne Jenkin's 57 and Kevin Jenkin 38 and Chris Martin 34. Falmouth fought back to leave Marlon Franklyn and Mark Pope requiring 10 off the last nine balls. Pope was run out off the penultimate ball. Truro won at Newquay by 32 runs after making 188-9. Jon Kent hit 54 with Neil Stoddard, Julian Bose and Mark Adams all passing 20. Rob Harrison took 4 for 35. Joe Crane held the home innings together with 81 but Chris Phillips with 3 for 39 and two wickets apiece for Richard Lewis and Alex Taylor saw Truro home with a couple of overs remaining.
Paul 159-8 (A Snell 40, K Snell 35, N Pengelly 34no,; K Noema-Barnett 3-36, G Trenwith 2-16),
St Just 161-4 (D Roberts 62, G Thomas 28, K Noema-Barnett 21no).
St Just (19 points) beat Paul (five) by six wickets.
Werrington 296-9 (M Robins 138, M Horwell 45, A Smeeth 30; C Hunkin 2-36, B Rowse 2-47),
Grampound Road 178 (C Hunkin 46, C Roberts 33, K Harris 33, M Roberts 20; M Robins 4-25, A Smeeth 2-31).
Werrington (20 points) beat Grampound Road (eight) by 118 runs.
Falmouth 243-7 (A Angove 105, G Whorlow 52, L Martin 29; M Jenkin 4-23, R Colyn 2-41),
Hayle 243 (W Jenkin 57, K Jenkin 38, C Martin 34, M Jenkin 27; S Turner 3-36, D Ayres 2-50).
Falmouth (15 points) tied with Hayle (13 points).
Truro 188-9 (J Kent 54, J Bose 24, M Adams 22, N Stoddard 20; R Harrison 4-35, M Yates 2-30),
Newquay 156 (J Crane 81, R Harrison 20, C Philips 3-39, R Lewis 2-21, A Taylor 2-38).
Truro (19 points) beat Newquay (seven) by 32 runs
Champions St Just went down to a surprise six wicket defeat at Newquay. The visitors started well with David Roberts (35) and newcomer Chris Jelley (33) adding 55 before Neil Ivamy struck also getting rid of Gavin Edwards and Gareth May to end with 4 for 28. Mark George's 21 got the total to 145 all out. Joe Crane made 48 and South African Dylon DeBeer(23) but at 88-4 the game was balanced before an unbeaten stand saw 15 year old James Walton (12no) and Rob Harrison with 44 not out steer their side home. Harrison's second six sealed the win with 6 balls to spare. In their first ever Premier game Paul got off to a winning start at home to Grampound Road. On electing to bat Paul got over the early losses of Dan Smith and Ryan Edwards to Chris Hunkin as Andrew Snell (42) and Justin Stephens added 75 for the third wicket. Stephens, on his debut, eventually went for 75. The innings was given a late boost as Kelvin Snell (42) and Neil Pengelly (44) added a 75 for the 6th wicket over the last 10 overs as the innings ended on 242-7 in 50 overs. Grampound Road's reply got off to a sensational start as Martin Roberts and newcomer Ryan Van Wyk were bowled in successive balls in the first over from Kelvin Snell. Kriss Haris fell in Snell's next over . Chris Hunkin made a fighting 102 not out but Paul ran out 83 run winners. Snell took 3-10. Werrington got off to a good start at Hayle winning by seven wickets after being set 207. Matt Robins made 89 before Adam Hodgson continued his good early season form with 54 not out. Earlier Wayne Jenkin top scored with 40 with Ryan Colyn making 33 and Paul Lello 32. Ben Smeeth took 3 for 33. Falmouth won by 19 runs at Truro after making 209. Larry Martin (55) and Stefan Churcher (43) added 117 for the first wicket before Adrian Noott hit 22 and georgePopperwell 19. Tom Sharp, Andrew Fairman and Richard Lewis each took 2 wickets. Tom Sharp made 63 and Julian Bose 55 but the home team were always struggling after being reduced to 128-7.
Paul 247-7 (J Stephens 75, N Pengelly 44, A Snell 42, K Snell 42; C Hunkin 3-53, R Van Wyk 2-61),
Grampound Road 159 (C Hunkin 102no; K Snell 3-10, D Twigg 2-25, N Pengelly 2-31, M Connell 2-40).
Paul (20 points) beat Grampound Road (six) by 83 runs.
Hayle 206-9 (W Jenkin 40, R Colyn 33, P Lello 32, M Jenkin 23; B Smeeth 3-33, A Smeeth 2-31),
Werrington 207-3 (M Robins 89, A Hodgson 54no R May 32).
Werrington (19 points) beat Hayle (six) by seven wickets.
St Just 145 (D Roberts 35, C Jelley 33, M George 21; N Ivamy 4-28),
Newquay 151-4 (J Crane 48, R Harrison 44no, D deBeer 23; K Noema-Barnet 2-37).
Newquay (20 points) beat St Just (four) by six wickets.
Falmouth 209 (L Martin 55, S Churcher 43, extras 32, A Noott 22; T Sharp 2-22, A Fairman 2-38, R Lewis 2-48),
Truro 190 (T Sharp 63, J Bose 55; S Turner 5-44, D Ayres 2-31).
Falmouth (20 points) beat Truro (nine) by 19 runs.