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Jolly's Drinks ECB Cornwall Premier League Reports 2010
Click date for match reports: May 22 29 31 June 5 12 19 26 July 3 10 17 24 31 Aug 7 14 21 28 30 Sept 4
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Weather, Warm with sunny spells. Paul get the bonus point they require to take the title at St Just after 45 minutes. St Just hold on to second with four teams going into the last day having the opportunity. Truro finish third as apart from Paul all the top five lose (St Just, Truro, Callington and Grampound Road). Penzance end without a win - 17 defeats and a draw.
Falmouth - Truro 162 (K Van Rooyen 47, C Martin 35, A Tunnadine 24; D Ayres 4-33, J Carvelly 2-32, J Udy 2-35, W Mewburn 2-50),
Falmouth 166-3 (A Noott 85no, D Ayres 51no; K Van Rooyen 3-40).
Falmouth (20 points) beat Truro (four) by seven wickets.
Newquay - Newquay 160 (J Busby 44, J Crane 30, M Pearce 23; J Fletcher 4-20, S Malik 4-56, M Slade 2-19),
Penzance 140 (A Hussein 28, M Slade 21; D Brooks 5-46, M Pearce 3-40).
Newquay (18 points) beat Penzance (seven) by 20 runs.
St Austell - Callington 194 (L Davis 44, M Robins 40, D Davis 27, A Libby 22; A Libby 3-35, M Rowe 3-36, S Barrott 2-35),
St Austell 198-7 (M Bone 53, S Churcher 43, S Hooper 26, D Jarman 20; J Shorten 3-50, M Robins 2-38).
St Austell (20 points) beat Callington (seven) by three wickets.
St Just - St Just 152-9dec (43.1overs) N Curnow 35, G Thomas 25, D Roberts 20; K Snell 3-36, N Pengelly 2-9, J Stephens 2-42, M O'Leary 2-50),
Paul 156-6 (A Snell 63, J Stephens 29no, R Edwards 22; G Thomas 3-36, D Roberts 2-27).
Paul (19 points) beat St Just (six) by four wickets and win the title.
Werrington - Grampound Road 160 (M Manuell 50; S Street 4-35, B Smeeth 2-18, I Worsnip 2-41),
Werrington 161-5 (A Smeeth 56, S Street 41, A Hodgson 22; B Rowse 2-36).
Werrington (20 points) beat Grampound Road (five) by five wickets.
Weather fine warm and sunny. Paul maintain a 20 point lead over St Just so require a point when they meet next Saturday to win the title. Penzance are relegated after defeat at St Austell.
Callington - Callington 232-6 (J Libby 84, M Robins 47, D Lee 28; M Pearce 2-40),
Newquay 143 (N Callender 39, extras 28; J Shorten 3-15, R Harrison 3-38).
Callington (20 points) beat Newquay (five) by 143 runs.
Falmouth - St Just 186 (M George 76, J Semmens 34, extras 38; J Udy 3-35, D Ayres 3-46, W Mewburn 2-33),
Falmouth 114 (J Udy 39, extras 29; M George 4-23, G Thomas 2-38).
St Just (19 points) beat Falmouth (six) by 72 runs.
Paul - Grampound Road 150 (M South 42; M O'Leary 4-58, J Stephens 3-16, N Pengelly 3-33),
Paul 151-7 A Snell 38, K Snell 30, N Pengelly 22, J Stephens 22; J Vandersay 4-52).
Paul (19 points) beat Grampound Road (six) by three wickets.
St Austell - Penzance 105 (R Brownfield 32, J Fletcher 29, A Le Friec 23; L Watson 5-25 (incl 4 in 4 balls), A Libby 4-27),
St Austell 110-1 (M Rowe 65no, D Jarman 21no).
St Austell (20 points) beat Penzance (one) by nine wickets.
Penzance are relegated.
Truro - Truro 235 (T Sharp 66, C Purchase 51, B Purchase 43, B Price 27; S Street 5-79, S Hockin 2-38),
Werrington 148 (P Smith 58, M Hodgson 22; K Van-Rooyen 4-39, R Clackworthy 3-50, T Sharp 3-52).
Truro (20 points) beat Werrington (seven) by 87 runs.
Weather - Fine, sunny cool breeze. Paul opened up a 20 point lead over St Just with two games to play. Paul made 133 all out at neighbours Penzance before dismissing their hosts for just 36 with Matt O' Leary taking 6 for 16. Meanwhile St Just's hopes of a seventh successive title suffered a blow when they were beaten at home by St Austell who made 170 all out. St Just were skittled out for 112 with Andrew Libby taking five for 15. Grampound Road are still in contention after beating Truro by 54 runs. The 'Road' made 197 all out before dismissing Truro for 143. Grampound Road are now 22 points behind Paul ahead of their Holiday Monday clash tomorrow. Callington's hopes were ended by Werrington after Sam Hockin took six for 34 to bowl them out for 111. Werrington replied with 112 for five. In the other game Newquay were all out for 95 and lost to Falmouth by seven wickets.
Grampound Road - Grampound Road 197 (T Hughes 55, M South 54, extras 32; A Tunnadine 2-21, K Van Rooyen 2-38, T Sharp 2-44),
Truro 143 (A Tunnadine 62, C Martin 24; T Turner 4-32, L Sanders 2-28).
Grampound Road (19 points) beat Truro (seven) by 54 runs.
Newquay - Newquay 95 (M Pearce 46; D Ayres 4-30, A Angove 3-25),
Falmouth 97-3 (A Angove 45no; M Pearce 3-19).
Falmouth (18 points) beat Newquay (one) by seven wickets.
Penzance - Paul 133 (N Pengelly 54, M O'Leary 22; T Riggall 3-31, S Malik 3-43, M Slade 2-23, A Hussein 2-28),
Penzance 36 (M O'Leary 6-16, J Stephens 4-14).
Paul (17 points) beat Penzance (five) by 97 runs.
St Just - St Austell 170 (G Bone 36, M Bone 26, S Churcher 23, M Rowe 22; G Thomas 5-37, M George 2-51),
St Just 112 (M Harvey 22no, G Edwards 20; A Libby 5-15, B Kitt 2-13, S Barrott 2-15).
St Austell (18 points) beat St Just (six) by 58 runs.
Werrington - Callington 111 (extras 34, D Davis 28; S Hockin 6-34, A Smeeth 2-25, I Worsnip 2-32),
Werrington 112-5 (A Hodgson 39no, P Smith 26no; A Libby 2-19, D Davis 2-27).
Werrington (18 points) beat Callington (three) by five wickets.
Weather Mist / drizzle clearing only to return . Humid. First general cancellations in the rest of the Cornwall League for the season.The lead changed hands again last night in the race for the Jolly’s Drinks ECB Cornwall Premier League title. Paul are back on top by 9 points after beating the weather and Newquay by 81 runs. Paul made 159 for 6 and Newquay were all out for 78 in reply. The match of the day between St Just and Truro ended in anti-climax with Truro on 125 for 5 when fog caused an abandonment. Callington are up to fourth after easily winning at Falmouth, who were bowled out for 64. Callington passed the score without loss. Only one innings was possible at Grampound Road. St Austell made 184 for 9 and after only seven balls of Grampound Road’s reply rain stopped play. Werrington’s good end of season form continued with an eight wicket home win over Penzance. The visitors were dismissed for just 61.
Falmouth - Falmouth 64 (D Ayres 36; L Davis 3-9, M Robins 3-10, A Libby 2-18),
Callington 65-0 (D Lee 38no).
Callington (20 points) beat Falmouth (nil) by ten wickets.
Grampound Road - St Austell 184-9 (D Jarman 63, A Libby 43, S Hooper 31, S Churcher 22; B Rowse 3-46, C Roberts 2-16, L Sanders 2-26),
Grampound Rd 3-0 rsp (1.1 overs).
Match abandoned St Austell (10 points), Grampound Road (ten). Match reduced to 84 overs.
Newquay - Paul 159-6 (K Snell 29, J Stephens 28no, T Edwards 24no, N Pengelly 22, M O'Leary 21; M Pearce 2-10, R Spall 2-24),
Newquay 78 (J Crane 35; J Stephens 4-13, N Pengelly 3-19, K Snell 2-15).
Paul (18 points) beat Newquay (three) by 81 runs.
St Just - Truro 125-5 fog stopped play (38 overs) (T Sharp 64no, A Tunnadine 33; M George 3-30).
Match abandoned - St Just (8 points), Truro (eight).
Werrington - Penzance 61 (S Hockin 4-24, S Street 3-10),
Werrington 62-2 (P Smith 24, M Hodgson 23).
Werrington (19 points) beat Penzance (one) by eight wickets.
Weather Overcast, brighter later. The race for the Jolly's Drinks ECB Cornwall Premier League title is boiling up for one of the closest finishes for years after another defeat for the leaders Paul. In an amazing game visiting Werrington were bowled out for 79 with Kelvin Snell and Matt O'Leary taking four wickets each. In reply Paul were shot out for 37 with Sam Hockin taking five for 19. St Just took advantage to move to the top of the table for the first time this year after they drew at Callington. St Just made 228-7 with Callington making 173 for 8 in reply. St Just lead Paul by just one point with four games remaining. Truro are only eleven points off the top after having to dig deep to beat Newquay by two wickets. Corey Harris made 93 in Newquay's 197 all out. Truro reached 200 for 8 thanks to an unbroken ninth wicket stand of 46. Grampound Road took closer order in fourth with a seven wicket win at Penzance. Chris Hunkin took six wickets as Penzance were all out for 133. Grampound Road responded with 136-3. There was a close finish at St Austell where Falmouth lost by just 9 runs. St Austell made 238 with Falmouth bowled out in the last over for 229.
Callington - St Just 228-7 (N Curnow 63, G Edwards 52, D Roberts 41, M George 20, extras 32; M Robins 4-45),
Callington 173-8 (D Davis 45, L Davis 39; N George 3-32, G Thomas 2-40, M George 2-57).
St Just (15 points) drew with Callington (eight). Match reduced to 106 overs due to rain.
Paul - Werrington 79 (A Smeeth 19; K Snell 4-19, M O'Leary 4-41, J Stephens 2-13),
Paul 37 (S Hockin 5-19, A Smeeth 3-8, S Street 2-5).
Werrington (15 points) beat Paul (five) by 42 runs.
Penzance - Penzance 133 (S Malik 61, T Riggall 27no; C Hunkin 6-26, B Rowse 2-9, L Sanders 2-33),
Grampound Road 136-3 (T Hughes 65no, A Cocking 25, M Manuell 22).
Grampound Road (20 points) beat Penzance (three) by seven wickets.
St Austell - St Austell 238 (M Bone 76, M Ellison 38, S Churcher 29, A Libby 26, extras 22; T Retallack 4-53, D Ayres 3-49, J Udy 2-53),
Falmouth 229 (A Angove 54, A Noott 35, M Johnson 25, C Conchie 20; M Bone 3-29, S Barrott 2-37, M Rowe 2-41, A Libby 2-44).
St Austell (20 points) beat Falmouth (ten) by 9 runs.
Truro - Newquay 197 (C Harris 93, M Hocking 20; T Sharp 5-50, K Van Rooyen 2-40, R Chadwick 2-42),
Truro 200-8 (T Sharp 55, B Price 43, K Van Rooyen 26no,T Marrion 23, R Chadwick 21no; M Pearce 5-48).
Truro (20 points) beat Newquay (seven) by two wickets. Newquay deducted 1 point due to slow over rate.
There was drama with both leading teams going down to defeat. The leaders Paul were bowled out for 92 at Callington with Aidan Libby taking 5 for 28. Callington were 93 for 3 in reply winning by seven wickets. Meanwhile second placed St Just went down to a dramatic one run defeat at home to Grampound Road. Needing 195 to win St Just collapsed from 141 for 2 to 193 all out. Sri Lankan Jeffrey Vandersay took 7 for 60. Paul now lead St Just by just 9 points with 5 games to play. Truro took closer order in third place with an eight wicket win at St Austell, who were bowled out for 218. Truro made 221 for 2 in reply with Tim Marrion hitting 117 not out. Werrington won at Newquay by six wickets after Newquay could only make 92. Werrington replied with 96 for 4. Bottom club Penzance were 134 all out at Falmouth, The home side won by nine wickets in quick time as they made 137 for 1
Callington - Paul 92 (J Stephens 42; A Libby 5-28, L Davis 3-21),
Callington 93-3 (J Libby 33no, D Lee 23; N Pengelly 2-23).
Callington (18 points) beat Paul (one) by seven wickets.
Falmouth - Penzance 134 (L Devine 50; L Hoban 4-15, J Carvelly 2-29, J Udy 2-30),
Falmouth 137-1 (H Roberts 59no, A Noott 49no, J Udy 20).
Falmouth (20 points) beat Penzance (two) by eight wickets.
Newquay - 92 (A Hussain 22; A Smeeth 3-25, S Hockin 3-29),
Werrington 96-4 (S Street 30, M Horwell 21; M Pearce 3-37).
Werrington (18 points) beat Newquay (two) by six wickets.
St Austell - St Austell 218 (M Rowe 49, S Churcher 40, D Jarman 33, G Bone 29, J Bragg 21; T Sharp 4-44, A Tunnadine 3-46, K Van Rooyen 2-66),
Truro 221-2 (T Marrion 117no, T Sharp 53, A Tunnadine 32no).
Truro (20 points) beat St Austell (six) by eight wickets.
St Just - Grampound Road 194 (A Cocking 68, M South 52; N George 4-43, M George 4-61),
St Just 193 (D Roberts 67, G Thomas 48; J Vandersay 7-60).
Grampound Road (19 points) beat St Just (nine) by 1 run.
Paul's lead over St Just was reduced to 17 points as both teams won . Paul dropped a couple of points after only making 161 against Falmouth. The visitors were bundled out however for 91 in reply with Justin Stephens taking four for 10. Meanwhile St Just took maximum points at neighbours Penzance. After St Just declared on 305 for 3 Penzance were bowled out for 191, with Gary Thomas taking 6 wickets to add to hs 84 with the bat. Truro moved up to third with a 91 run win over Callington. Truro made 250 for 8 with Tom Sharp making 81. Callington made 159 in reply. Grampound Road drew their game with Newquay. The Road hit 266 for 7 with Adam Cocking making 77. Newquay ended on 199 for 9 with Corey Harris hitting 93. Werrington defeated St Austell by 8 wickets. Sean Hooper made 75 in St Austell's 159 all out. Ben Smeeth responded with 75 not out for the home team who made 160 for 2
Grampound Road - Grampound Road 266-7 (A Cocking 74, C Hunkin 55, M South 31, C Roberts 31no, T Hughes 29, extras 25; A Hussain 4-68, M Pearce 2-76),
Newquay 199-9 (C Harris 93, T Brooks 28, M Hocking 28; B Rowse 2-32, J Udy 2-61).
Grampound Road (15 points) drew with Newquay (seven).
Paul - Paul 161 (K Snell 56, R Edwards 28no; J Carvelly 4-54, A Angove 3-17),
Falmouth 91 (D Ayres 26, G Popperwell 24; J Stephens 4-10, K Snell 3-17, M O'Leary 3-46).
Paul (18 points) beat Falmouth (five) by 70 runs.
Penzance - St Just 305-3dec (47 overs) (G Thomas 84, R Cook 77no, D Roberts 72, M George 44no),
Penzance 191 (S Malik 49no, A Hussein 27, C Goldsworthy 22; G Thomas 6-51, M George 3-36).
St Just (20 points) beat Penzance (five) by 114 runs.
Truro - Truro 250-8 (T Sharp 81, B Purchase 34, J Walton 31, C Martin 30; R Harrison 3-44, M Robins 2-58, D Davis 2-72),
Callington 159 (J Libby 63, M Robins 34; A Tunnadine 3-24, K Van Rooyen 2-27, T Sharp 2-28).
Truro (20 points) beat Callington (seven) by 91 runs.
Werrington - St Austell 159 (S Hooper 75, M Bone 25; B Smeeth 3-31, D Johns 2-17, A Smeeth 2-53),
Werrington 160-2 (B Smeeth 75no, A Smeeth 52no, A Jenkin 21).
Werrington (20 points) beat St Austell (four) by eight wickets.
Weather Rain & drizzle in the west. Becoming damp elsewhere later in the day. Paul's lead in the Jolly's Drinks ECB Cornwall Premier League has been cut from 32 to 19 points after their home game with St Austell was abandoned due to rain. Only 18 overs of play were possible in mid afternoon in which St Austell reached 100 for 2. Second placed St Just took full advantage claiming a maximum points win at Newquay. St Just made 234 for 6 declared with Rob Cook making 77. Newquay were bowled out for 97. Callington moved above Grampound Road into third after beating them by seven wickets. Grampound Road made 124 all out. Callington replied with 125 for 3 with Dan Davis 84 not out. Falmouth won at Werrington by seven wickets after the home team were dismissed for 169. Falmouth reached the target for three wickets with Jon Udy 70 not out. Bottom club Penzance were bowled out for 76 at home to Truro with five wickets for Kyle Van Rooyen. Truro lost two wickets in gaining victory.
Grampound Road - Grampound Road 124 (A Cocking 27, C Hunkin 27, M South 25; M Robins 3-5, R Harrison 3-42),
Callington 125-3 (D Davis 84no, J Libby 25; J Vandersay 2-26).
Callington (20 points) beat Grampound Road (two) by seven wickets.
Newquay - St Just 234-6 dec (R Cook 77, G Thomas 50, T Edwards 25no, M George 23no, D Roberts 21),
Newquay 97 (C Willett 20; G Thomas 4-39, R Clackworthy 3-36, M George 2-17).
St Just (20 points) beat Newquay (three) by 137 runs.
Paul - St Austell 100-2 rsp (S Churcher 64no; J Stephens 2-23) v Paul.
Match Abandoned - Paul (7 points), St Austell (seven).
Penzance - Penzance 79 (K Van Rooyen 5-25, A Fairman 2-13, R Chadwick 2-23),
Truro 80-2 (A Tunnadine 35no, T Sharp 32no; A Hussein 2-32).
Truro (19 points) beat Penzance (one) by eight wickets.
Werrington - Werrington 169 (A Smeeth 36, S Hockin 33, P Smith 26, B Smeeth 20; D Ayres 3-37, J Udy 3-45, A Angove 2-43),
Falmouth 170-3 (J Udy 70no, D Ayres 34no, H Roberts 31; S Hockin 2-50).
Falmouth (20 points) beat Werrington (four) by seven wickets.
Weather warm with sunny spells. Paul extended their lead to 32 points after beating Truro by 17 runs. Paul made 214 for 9. Truro were 197 all out with Tim Marrion making 86. St Just dropped ten points when they could only draw their home game with Werrington. Alex Smeeth made 104 in Werrington's 235 for 7. St Just ended on 210 for 7 with Gavin Edwards 74 not out. Third placed Grampound Road won by 79 runs at Falmouth after recovering to 184 for 5. Falmouth were bowled out for 106. Newquay were bowled out for 74 at St Austell with Andrew Libby taking six for 18. St Austell lost five wickets in reaching their target. Bottom side Penzance avoided defeat for the first time this season when they drew at Callington. The home side made 239 for 7 with Matt Robins run out for 99. Penzance were 203 for 7 at the close.
Callington - Callington 239-7 (M Robins 99no, D Lee 44, J Libby 28; T Riggall 2-51, A Hussein 2-60),
Penzance 203-7 (K Lennon 68no, R Brownfield 37, extras 30, C Nicholls 20; M Robins 3-45, D Davis 2-44).
Callington (14 points) drew with Penzance (ten).
Falmouth - Grampound Road 184-5 (C Hunkin 63no, J Vandersay 56no, M Manuel 23; J Udy 2-60),
Falmouth 106 (J Carvelly 26no; B Rowse 4-28, J Vandersay 3-25, C Hunkin 2-11).
Grampound Road (19 points) beat Falmouth (three) by 78 runs.
St Austell - Newquay 74 (J Busby 23; A Libby 6-18, S Barrott 2-15, M Bone 2-1),
St Austell 78-5 (S Churcher 39, M Pearce 3-25, L Schumann 2-39).
St Austell (17 points) beat Newquay (two) by five wickets.
St Just - Werrington 235-7 (A Smeeth 104, M Horwell 33, extras 33, P Smith 21, M Hodgson 20; G Thomas 3-54, N George 2-20, R Clackworthy 2-62),
St Just 210-7 (G Edwards 74no, G Thomas 50, N Curnow 28; S Hockin 3-32, B Smeeth 2-39, A Hodgson 2-17).
Werrington (14 points) drew with St Just (ten).
Truro - Paul 214-9 (J Stephens 58, K Snell 47, B Brooks 40; T Sharp 3-48, R Chadwick 3-89),
Truro 197 (T Marrion 86, B Purchase 45, K Van Rooyen 21; M O'Leary 5-42, J Stephens 3-59, N Pengelly 2-45).
Paul (20 points) beat Truro (seven) by 17 runs. Truro deducted 1 point due to slow over rate.
Weather very warm mainly overcast, evening showers. Paul have opened up a 22 point lead at the top of the Jolly’s Drinks ECB Cornwall Premier League after their top of the table win over local rivals St Just yesterday. St Just were restricted to 156 all out. Paul won by five wickets with fifties for Kelvin Snell and Justin Stephens. Callington lost further ground after drawing their home game with St Austell who made 208 for 9. Callington replied with 181 for 8. Grampound Road’s good run continued after an emphatic home win over Werrington, who were dismissed for just 65 with Chris Roberts taking five wickets. Grampound Road lost two wickets in knocking the runs off. Falmouth won by five wickets at Truro after the home team made 189 not out. Falmouth made 190 for 5 in reply. Newquay won their bottom of the table clash at Penzance by 20 runs. Newquay made 201 all out. Penzance were dismissed for 181 with Corey Harris taking five wickets
Callington - St Austell 208-9 (G Bone 41, M Bone 28, M Robins 27, T Williams 23, A Libby 23; R Harrison 3-37, D Davis 2-51, A Libby 2-52),
Callington 181-8 (R Harrison 44, D Lee 43, D Davis 32; A Libby 3-46, S Barrott 2-34).
St Austell (15 points) drew with Callington (ten).
Grampound Road - Werrington 65 (C Roberts 5-17, J Vandersay 2-8, C Hunkin 2-12),
Grampound Road 66-2 (A Cocking 31no, T Hughes 25).
Grampound Road (19 points) beat Werrington (one) by eight wickets.
Paul - St Just 156 (D Roberts 36, G Edwards 30no, N George 27, T Edwards 23; M O'Leary 4-38, J Stephens 3-48, R Hall 2-31),
Paul 158-5 (K Snell 51, J Stephens 50no, extras 25; G Thomas 2-23).
Paul (20 points) beat St Just (five) by five wickets.
Penzance - Newquay 201 (T Brooks 33, J Crane 31, C Harris 27, A Hussain 24, M Hocking 24; J Stevens 4-19, S Malik 2-52),
Penzance 181 (A Hussein 58, L Devine 31, T Riggall 27; C Harris 5-59, T Brooks 2-32, R Spall 2-34).
Newquay (20 points) beat Penzance (nine) by 20 runs.
Truro - Truro 189 (A Tunnadine 44, T Sharp 35, J Walton 32, B Purchase 29; D Ayres 4-37, L Hoban 3-48, J Carvelly 2-69),
Falmouth 190-5 (A Noott 56, H Roberts 27, G Popperwell 21no, D Ayres 20, extras 28; K Van Rooyen 2-49).
Falmouth (20 points) beat Truro (six) by five wickets.
Weather warm with sunny spells. The leaders Paul lost their first game after going down to defeat at Werrington off the last ball of the match. Werrington made 262 for eight with Alex Smeeth hitting 121. Paul lost four wickets over the last five overs to be all out for 208 with Alex Smeeth taking the last wicket off the final ball. St Just gained ground to moved into second spot just seven points behind. They bowled Callington out for only 70 and raced to victory by ten wickets. Truro’s improved form continued with an eight wicket win at Newquay. The home team were 132 all out with Truro responding with 133 for 2. St Austell made 265 for 6 at Falmouth. Falmouth drew the game making 229 for 4 with Antony Angove 112 not out. There was a lengthy delay, after a serious knee injury to Falmouth’s Will Mewburn, whilst batting, required ambulance attention. Penzance are still without a win after losing by 21 runs at Grampound Road. The home team made 162 for 9. Penzance were dismissed for 141 with Sri Lankan spinner Jeffrey Vandersay taking 7 for 43.
Falmouth - St Austell 265-6 (M Bone 78no, T Williams 51, M Rowe 38, D Jarman 22, M Ellison 20, extras 22; J Udy 3-53),
Falmouth 229-4 (A Angove 112no, A Noott 38, G Popperwell 32no, extras 24; A Libby 2-52).
St Austell (13 points) drew with Falmouth (ten).
Grampound Road - Grampound Road 162-9 (M Manuel 48, J Vandersay 46no; M Slade 3-36, T Riggall 2-33, S Malik 2-41, A Hussein 2-44),
Penzance 141 (K Lennon 54, A Hussein 26, S Malik 22; J Vandersay 7-43, B Rowse 2-44).
Grampound Road (18 points) beat Penzance (six) by 21 runs.
Newquay - Newquay 132 (M Pearce 48, C Harris 31; K Van Rooyen 3-27, R Chadwick 3-37, T Sharp 2-35),
Truro 133-2 (T Sharp 47no, T Marrion 35, C Martin 22).
Truro (20 points) beat Newquay (three) by eight wickets.
St Just - Callington 70 (M George 4-25, S Morris 2-9, N George 2-28),
St Just 73-0 (N Curnow 48no, D Roberts 20no).
St Just (20 points) beat Callington (nil) by ten wickets.
Werrington - Werrington 262-8 (A Smeeth 121, A Hodgson 37, B Smeeth 36; J Stephens 4-53, M O'Leary 2-78),
Paul 208 (K Snell 59, R Edwards 35, C James 33, J Stephens 29, N Pengelly 21; A Smeeth 4-34, S Hockin 4-35).
Werrington (20 points) beat Paul (nine) by 54 runs off the last ball.
Weather hot and sunny. Paul narrowly failed to record a seventh straight win when Falmouth’s last pair held out for a draw. Paul had recovered to make 222 for 8. In reply Falmouth ended on 190 for 9. St Just had an easy nine wicket win over bottom club Penzance to move up to second. Penzance were 120 all out. St Just reached their target for one wicket with the game over not long after four o’clock. Callington drop to third after losing at home to Truro by four wickets. Callington made 201 for 6. Truro replied with 202 for 6 with Tom Sharp making 78. Chris Hunkin’s great form continued as he hit 109 for Grampound Road in their big total of 276 for 5 at Newquay. The home team struggled to 103 all out in reply. St Austell had to settle for a draw at home to Werrington after making 266 for 6. Matthew Rowe made 84. Werrington’s last pair survived the last two overs to end on 230 for 9.
Callington - Callington 201-6 (L Davis 59, R Harrison 57, J White 30, J Libby 20; K Van Rooyen 4-47, A Tunnadine 2-44),
Truro 202-6 (T Sharp 78, A Tunnadine 42, T Marrion 20, A Libby 2-28, J Shorten 2-51).
Truro (18 points) beat Callington (eight) by four wickets.
Falmouth - Paul 222-8 (C James 61, M O'Leary 42, N Pengelly 37no, A Snell 27, J Stephens 27; D Ayres 3-40, J Carvelly 2-39, J Udy 2-77),
Falmouth 190-9 (J Udy 42, W Mewburn 34no, A Noott 30, extras 23; N Pengelly 3-40, J Stephens 3-53, M O'Leary 3-58).
Paul (15 points) drew with Falmouth (ten).
Newquay - Grampound Road 276-5 (C Hunkin 109, M Roberts 63no, T Hughes 23, M Manuell 22, extras 27),
Newquay 103 (A Hussain 31, C Harris 30; B Rowse 4-5, L Sanders 2-50).
Grampound Road (20 points) beat Newquay (three) by 173 runs.
St Austell - St Austell 266-6 (M Rowe 84, S Churcher 67, M Bone 27, T Williams 22, extras 30; A Smeeth 4-44),
Werrington 230-9 (M Horwell 75, M Hodgson 30, A Hodgson 27, B Smeeth 23, A Smeeth 21; M Rowe 3-20, M Bone 3-45).
St Austell (15 points) drew with Werrington (ten).
St Just - Penzance 120 (S Malik 48, R Brownfield 25; R Clackworthy 5-34, G Thomas 4-18),
St Just 124-1 (R Cook 56no, D Roberts 28no, N Curnow 28).
St Just (20 points) beat Penzance (one) by nine wickets.
Weather fine with sunny spells, cool breeze. On a day of surprises Paul extended their lead after a dramatic win in the top of the table clash with Callington. Paul made 260 for 8. Callington lost three late wickets to be bowled out for 207 with only an over remaining. The champions St Just were beaten at Grampound Road by 118 runs. Grampound Road recovered to make 198 for 7. St Just were shot out for 80 in 24 overs with Chris Hunkin taking five for 17. Newquay won their first game with a seven wicket win at Werrington. Having been set 203 Newquay reached their target for three wickets with five overs to spare. Truro beat St Austell by three wickets after St Austell were dismissed for 189 in the last over. Truro lost late wickets but ended on 190 for seven with plenty of overs to spare. Falmouth won their first game with a six wicket win at bottom club Penzance, who made 142 all out. Falmouth replied with 144 for 4.
Grampound Road - Grampound Road 198-7 (M Roberts 53no, J Vandersay 44, C Hunkin 38; S Morris 2-18, R Clackworthy 2-37),
St Just 80 (D Roberts 27; C Hunkin 5-17, C Roberts 3-26).
Grampound Road (19 points) beat St Just (three) by 118 runs.
Paul - Paul 260-8 (A Snell 83, J Stephens 49, N Pengelly 41, M Oats 31; L Davis 2-26, J Harrison 2-46, J Shorten 2-65),
Callington 207 (D Davis 55, D Lee 37, M Robins 24; J Stephens 4-33, N Pengelly 3-56, M O'Leary 2-52).
Paul (20 points) beat Callington (nine) by 53 runs.
Penzance - Penzance 142 (S Malik 28no, S May 26, L Devine 23; J Carvelly 2-20, D Ayres 2-37, A Angove 2-37),
Falmouth 144-4 (A Angove 68no, J Udy 36).
Falmouth (20 points) beat Penzance (four) by six wickets.
Truro - St Austell 189 (S Churcher 48, S Hooper 39, M Ellison 30; K Van Rooyen 5-34, A Tunnadine 2-43),
Truro 190-7 (T Marrion 87, T Sharp 50, C Martin 25; B Kitt 3-35, A Libby 3-52).
Truro (20 points) beat St Austell (seven) by three wickets.
Werrington - Werrington 202-9 (B Smeeth 65, M Hodgson 30, A Hodgson 24; M Pearce 3-41, C Harris 2-49, R Spall 2-52),
Newquay 206-3 (C Harris 74no, J Crane 37, A Hussain 33, T Eggins 30).
Newquay (19 points) beat Werrington (six) by seven wickets.
Weather fine and sunny, cool breeze. Paul take over from Callington at the top after Callington drop their first points. Paul win 5 in a row.
CALLINGTON's 100 per cent record came to an end when they were held to a draw by visiting GRAMPOUND ROAD. After losing Danny Lee for 12 and Jake Libby for 8 Dan Davis and Matt Robins took the total to 115 before the fall of the third wicket. Robins fell for 24 to Martin Roberts, who followed up by removing Davis for 61. Luke Davis held the rest of the innings together with 37 not out. Chris Roberts wrapped up the tail taking three for 52 as the innings ended at 192 off 51.2 overs. His father Martin took four for 49. After losing Tom Hughes and Adam Cocking with only four on the board Chris Roberts made 34 but the loss of four wickets for 22 put Callington on top. Martin Roberts denied them the win however making 54 not out and shared an unbroken ninth wicket stand of 21 with Robert Thomas with the innings ending at 149-8. Aiden Libby had tremendous figures of three for eight off ten overs. PAUL are the new leaders after making it five wins in a row with a 40 run win at ST AUSTELL. The visitors batted steadily with Ben Brooks making 46. The innings was given a late boost however as the experience of Justin Stephens (68no) and Neil Pengelly (35) added 65 for the sixth wicket to help them to 228-9 in their 55 overs. David Neville took four for 71 with Andrew Libby and Stefan Churcher taking two apiece. Matt Rowe made 41 and Taylor Williams 40 and at 127 for three the home team were reasonably well placed. Paul fought back however with Matt O'Leary taking five for 70. Despite Mike Bone's 51 St Austell were bowled out for 188 with 14 balls remaining. WERRINGTON'S last pair of Darren Johns and Ian Worsnip saw out the last eight overs to get a draw at FALMOUTH. Needing 192 Alex Smeeth made 39 to get them to 74 -2 but five wickets fell for 29 runs to put the home team in the box seat. That became 127-9 in the 47th over but Werrington held on for the draw. Will Mewburn took three for 25 from eleven overs. Falmouth's top order did well with Adrian Noott and Jon Udy both scoring 32 as they added 81 for the first wicket. Lewis Jenkins made 28, Duncan Ayres 21 and George Popperwell 22 late on in the 191-8. Ben Smeeth took three for 38 and Darren Johns and Alex Smeeth two wickets apiece. ST JUST took maximum points with a 57 run home win over NEWQUAY. Having been put in St Just openers David Roberts and Neil Curnow again impressed to put on 138 for the first wicket before Curnow was caught and bowled by Tom Eggins for 57. Roberts went on to make yet another century hitting eight fours and two sixes in his 102. Eggins took four for 70 as the innings was declared after 51 overs on 244-6. Adeel Hussain made 22 and Martin Hocking 33 to get the total to 132-4 before a collapse. Five wickets fell for 16 runs before Martin Pearce made 74 before being last man out at 187. Josh Semmens did much of the late damage with four for 34 after Robert Clackworthy took three for 64. PENZANCE remain at the bottom after a 76 run defeat at TRURO who made 239-7 in 55 overs. After the early loss of Chris Martin, Tim Marrion (53) and Tom Sharp (78) added 100 for the second wicket. The visitors fought back before Kyle Van Rooyen (28) and Nick Carter (27no) added an unbroken 41 for the eighth wicket. Tony Riggall took three for 59. Penzance slipped to 39 for five before Keiran Lennon (61), Riggall (28) and Charlie Goldsworthy (23) staged a recovery to 163 all out, Van Rooyen and Sharp both took three wickets. The top four all won in County Division One. Redruth beat Roche by 117 runs and Troon were eight wicket winners over Falmouth seconds. Hayle were 159 run winners at Gorran and Camborne won at Wadebridge by 66 runs. Beacon lost at Launceston by 21 runs while Luckett moved off the bottom with a seven wicket win at Menheniot Looe. ends
Callington - Callington 192 (D Davis 61, L Davis 37no, M Robins 24, extras 29;
Grampound Road 149-8 (M Roberts 54no, C Roberts 34, extras 25; A Libby 3-8, J Libby 2-23).
Callington (14 points) drew with Grampound Road (nine).
Falmouth - Falmouth 191-8 (A Noott 32, J Udy 32, L Jenkins 28, G Popperwell 22, D Ayres 21; B Smeeth 3-38, A Smeeth 2-38, D Johns 2-40),
Werrington 150-9 (A Smeeth 39, N Ward 20; W Mewburn 3-25, D Ayres 2-28).
Falmouth (14 points) drew with Werrington (nine).
St Austell - Paul 228-9 (J Stephens 68no, B Brooks 46, N Pengelly 35; D Neville 4-71),
St Austell 188 (M Bone 51, M Rowe 41, T Williams 40; M O'Leary 5-70).
Paul (20 points) beat St Austell (eight) by 40 runs.
St Just - St Just 244-6dec (51 overs) D Roberts 102, N Curnow 57, extras 28; T Eggins 4-70, A Hussain 2-59),
Newquay 187 (M Pearce 74, M Hodgson 33, A Hodgson 22; J Semmens 4-34, R Clackworthy 3-64, M George 2-34).
St Just (20 points) beat Newquay (seven) by 57 runs.
Truro - Truro 239-7 (T Sharp 78, T Marrion 53, K Van Rooyen 28, N Carter 27no; T Riggall 3-59),
Penzance 163 (K Lennon 61, T Riggall 28, C Goldsworthy 23no, extras 23; K Van Rooyen 3-26, T Sharp 3-60, M Lewis 2-20).
Truro (20 points) beat Penzance ( six) by 76 runs.
Weather Warm & overcast with some brighter spells. CALLINGTON maintained top spot with a win at bottom club PENZANCE in a match they didn't have all their own way. Callington were reduced to 61 -4 before staging a recovery. After Jake Libby was run out Mark Slade got rid of Dan Davis (12) and Matt Robins (20) before Danny Lee was dismissed by Tony Riggall for 15. Luke Davis (81) and Rob Harrison (60) then put on 127 for the fifth wicket. Some late hitting from the lower order got the total to 241-8. Alex Le Friec took three for 46. Penzance were 48-5 but recovered to make 208 all out. Sulman Malik made 46 with Riggall 44 not out. Charlie Goldsworthy, Liam Devine and Kieran Lennon made twenties. Jim Shorten took four for 57 and Dan Davis three for 42.
PAUL remain unbeaten in second after a 103 run home win over TRURO. Paul got off to a useful start with Ryan Edwards making 29 and Ben Brooks 21. Kyle Van Rooyen took four wickets however and with Tom Sharp getting rid of Kelvin Snell and Neil Pengelly at 99-6 Truro were well placed. A superb recovery came through skipper Justin Stephens (64no) and Matt O'Leary who made 79 as the innings ended at 250-7. Van Rooyen took four for 56. Truro lost their first five wickets for 76. James Walton made 32 and Christian Purchase 38 before both were run out. O'Leary wrapped up the tail as the last four wickets fell for six runs. The New Zealander ended with five for 34 and Stephens 3-31.
ST JUST had to settle for a draw at WERRINGTON after making the big total of 338-8. After losing David Roberts for 18 with the score at 73 Neil Curnow made 97 and Rob Cook 29. The game was taken away from the home side by Gary Thomas who made exactly 100 not out with Gavin Edwards contributing 35. The spin of Adam Hodgson took five for 87. After getting to 91 -1 four wickets fell for 4 runs but Werrington held out for the draw thanks to opener Mark Horwell who made 101 and 56 not out from Sam Hockin. Mark George took three for 38 as Werrington reached 225-6.
GRAMPOUND ROAD snatched a one wicket win at home to FALMOUTH after the last pair of Tom Turner and Ben Rowse got the seven required. Adrian Noott and Jon Udy put on 28 for Falmouth before a collapse saw five wickets fall for just 27 runs. Will Mewburn(40) and George Popperwell (36) staged a recovery adding 63 for the fifth wicket. Chris Hunkin took four for 32 and Ben Rowse 3-44 in the 156-8. The 'Road' were well served by Adam Cocking (37), Chris Hunkin (43) and Chris Roberts (24). Antony Angove took six for 55 to almost bring Falmouth a first win.
ST AUSTELL won at NEWQUAY by 42 runs after being bowled out for 164. Taylor Williams made 35 and Liam Watson 20. They were 96-2 but Martin Pearce took four for 24 in 13 overs. Newquay got to 74-2 with Corey Harris making 41. Pearce hit 30 but Andrew Libby took five for 31 as the innings ended at 122.
Grampound Road - Falmouth 156-8 (W Mewburn 40, G Popperwell 36, J Udy 26; C Hunkin 4-32, B Rowse 3-44),
Grampound Road 157-9 (C Hunkin 43, A Cocking 37, C Roberts 24; A Angove 6-55, D Ayres 2-25).
Grampound Road (17 points) beat Falmouth (seven) by one wicket.
Newquay - St Austell 164 (T Williams 35, L Watson 20; M Pearce 4-24, A Hussain 3-26, R Spall 2-59),
Newquay 122 (C Harris 41, M Pearce 30; A Libby 5-31, B Kitt 2-27).
St Austell (18 points) beat Newquay (six) by 42 runs.
Paul - Paul 250-7 (M O'Leary 79, J Stephens 64no, R Edwards 29, B Brooks 21; K Van Rooyen 4-56, T Sharp 2-36),
Truro 147 (C Purchase 38, J Walton 32; M O'Leary 5-34, J Stephens 3-31).
Paul (20 points) beat Truro (five) by 103 runs.
Penzance - Callington 241-8 L Davies 81, R Harrison 60, M Robins 20; A Le Friec 3-46, M Slade 2-54),
Penzance 208 (S Malik 46, T Riggall 44no, L Devine 26, C Goldsworthy 25, K Lennon 21; J Shorten 4-57, D Davis 3-42).
Callington (20 points) beat Penzance (nine) by 33 runs.
Werrington - St Just 338-8 (G Thomas 100no, N Curnow 97, G Edwards 35, R Cook 29, M George 21; A Hodgson 5-87),
Werrington 225-6 (M Horwell 101, S Hockin 56no, B Smeeth 25, A Smeeth 23; M George 3-38, G Thomas 2-59).
St Just (14 points) drew with Werrington (nine).
Weather - Bright start but increasingly cloudy with rain late evening. CALLINGTON maintained top spot with a third successive maximum points win. They overcame WERRINGTON at New Road by 41 runs after making 213-8. After being reduced to 29-3 Dan and Luke Davis hit 56 apiece with Rob Harrison making 30. Alex Smeeth took four for 28 and Mark Horwell claimed five victims behind the stumps. Werrington got off to a good start as openers Ben Smeeth (44) and Mark Horwell (29) put on 62. Once they departed only Adam Hodgson (29) and Sam Hockin (25) offered much. Ironically former Werrington player Matt Robins snatched victory with seven balls remaining. He took three for 16.
ST JUST remain unbeaten after inflicting a first defeat on ST AUSTELL, with an emphatic nine wicket win at Wheal Eliza. Dan Jarman made 44 at the top of the St Austell order and though the rest of the top five all got double figures no-one played a major innings. From 85-1 the innings fell away to 141 all out in 49 overs. Gary Thomas and Robert Clackworthy were responsible taking four wickets each. David Roberts (51) and Neil Curnow (60no) put on 114 before Rob Cook made 23 not out. Victory came with over 28 overs to spare.
PAUL also have won three out of three after a speedy victory over PENZANCE, whose batting again failed. They were shot out for 106 in only 32.3 overs with Matt O'Leary taking four for 32 and Justin Stephens and Kelvin Snell three wickets each. Only kiwi Kieran Lennon with 36 not out held up the home team after the first six wickets fell for 35. Andrew Snell with 30 and Kelvin Snell (48no) gained an eight wicket win inside 25 overs.
TRURO and GRAMPOUND ROAD drew at Boscawen Park in a game of almost 500 runs. Tim Marrion made 43 for the home team but at 95-5 they had problems. Barry Purchase came to the rescue hitting 102 not out and shared a sixth wicket stand of 116 with Nick Carter, who made 35 as Truro got to 262-8. The visitors lost their first four wickets for 74 but were well served by Adam Cocking (54), Chris Hunkin (74) and Lewis Sanders with 37 not out to see them to the draw at 234-7. Kyle Van Rooyen did much of the early damage taking four for 71.
Adeel Hussain played a key role for NEWQUAY in their draw at FALMOUTH. The home team made 236-9 with Adrian Noott making 54 and Antony Angove 32 at the top of the innings. After slipping to 143-7 Matthew Stephens made 26 and Will Mewburn 41 not out. Hussain took four for 75 and Richard Spall three for 51. Joe Crane (46) and Corey Harris (29) got Newquay off to a good start but they hung on for a draw at 204-8 thanks to Hussain's 84 not out. .
Callington - Callington 213-8 (D Davis 56, L Davis 56, R Harrison 30; A Smeeth 4-28, B Smeeth 3-74),
Werrington 172 (B Smeeth 44, M Horwell 29, A Hodgson 29, S Hockin 25; M Robins 3-16, R Harrison 2-35, D Davis 2-42).
Callington (20 points) beat Werrington (seven) by 41 runs.
Falmouth - Falmouth 236-9 (A Noott 54, W Mewburn 41no, A Angove 32, M Stephens 26; A Hussain 4-75, R Spall 3-53, M Pearce 2-51),
Newquay 204-8 (A Hussain 84no, J Crane 46, C Harris 29; D Ayres 2-39, J Udy 2-47, W Mewburn 2-58).
Falmouth (15pts) drew with Newquay (11pts).
Paul - Penzance 106 (K Lennon 36no, M O'Leary 4-32, J Stephens 3-41, K Snell 3-27),
Paul 107-2 (K Snell 48no, A Snell 30; J Ludlam 2-37).
Paul (20 points) beat Penzance (two) by eight wickets.
St Austell - St Austell 141 (D Jarman 44; R Clackworthy 4-32, G Thomas 4-34, M George 2-48),
St Just 142-1 (N Curnow 60no, D Roberts 51, R Cook 23no).
St Just (20 points) beat St Austell (two) by nine wickets.
Truro 262-8 (B Purchase 102no, T Marrion 43, N Carter 35; T Hughes 4-60, L Sanders 3-34),
Grampound Road 234-7 (C Hunkin 74, A Cocking 54, L Sanders 37no, T Hughes 22; K Van Rooyen 4-71, A Tunnadine 2-46).
Truro (14points) drew with Grampound Road (10 points). Grampound Rd deducted 1pt - slow over rate
Weather overnight rain and morning showers. Drier afternoon but further rain at Werrington. WERRINGTON and TRURO were frustrated at Ladycross as rain caused an abandonment after 36.2 overs of the Werrington innings. Following a slow start the home batsmen were getting into their stride when the weather intervened. After losing Mark Horwell for 2, bowled by Andrew Fairman, the Smeeth brothers took control to put on an unbeaten 134 for the second wicket. Ben made 83 not out off 102 balls with 12 fours while Alex struck four boundaries in his 55 not out. Fairman took one for 27 from 9.3 overs. Following a lengthy delay the match was abandoned at 5.30pm.
ST AUSTELL wasted no time in winning by nine wickets at PENZANCE in a game that only lasted 35 overs. Penzance were shot out for 66 inside 21 overs by Gary Bone and Liam Watson who bowled unchanged. Josh Fletcher, Arfan Hussein and Liam Devine were dismissed with just 11 on the board. Kieran Lennon hit six boundaries in his 33 but once he departed the innings collapsed. The last five wickets fell for just seven runs. Bone took six for 25 from 10.5 overs and Liam Watson three for 41. In reply Dan Jarman was dismissed for 0 by Arfan Hussein but Matt Rowe (36no) and Taylor Williams (30 no) saw St Austell to victory after just 14.1 overs.
CALLINGTON are the leaders after two games, being the only team with maximum points. Dan Davis with a century and Rob Harrison with seven wickets, on his return to his former club, were the key performers in the 75 run win at NEWQUAY. After losing Danny Lee for 1 and Jake Libby for 17 Davis and Matt Robins put on 121 for the third wicket before Davis was run out for 102. Robins went on to make 55 with Luke Davis and Aiden Libby both making twenties. Richard Spall took four for 44 in the 242 for 9 declared in the 53rd over. Joe Crane (39) and Corey Harris (29) put on 57 for Newquay's first wicket. Their departures signalled a collapse as Harrison ran through the top order. They were reduced to 110-8 before Richard Spall hit a defiant 42. The innings ended at 167 in the 46th over. Harrison took seven for 60 in 17 overs.
ST JUST beat FALMOUTH at Cape Road by seven wickets with Cornish Pirate and former Lincolnshire skipper Rob Cook making 62 on his debut. After being set 158 Cook and David Roberts (56no) set the home side on course for victory with a first wicket stand. Gary Thomas made 23 before becoming one of two victims for leg spinner Will Mewburn. The winning runs came in the 30th over. Adrian Noott made 51 for Falmouth at the top of the order with useful contributions from Duncan Ayres (30) and Mewburn (23) but the innings collapsed from 125-4 at one stage. Mark George took four for 49 and Robert Clackworthy three for 29.
PAUL were five wicket winners at GRAMPOUND ROAD in a game reduced to 90 overs. After Adam Cocking (29) and Chris Hunkin put on 57 for the third wicket the 'Road' innings slipped to 91-7 before 18 from Lewis Sanders and 26 not out from Tom Turner got the total to 128-9. Matt O' Leary, Justin Stephens and Kelvin Snell took two wickets each. Andrew Snell made 37 and Tom Edwards 25 but at 89-5 the game was well poised. Justin Stephens (23no) and Kelvin Snell (18no) secured the win. Chris Hunkin took three for 20.
Grampound Road - Grampound Road 128-9 (A Cocking 29, C Hunkin 28, T Turner 26no; J Stephens 2-28, K Snell 2-29, M O'Leary 2-34),
Paul 129-5 (A Snell 37, T Edwards 25, J Stephens 23no; C Hunkin 3-20).
Paul (18 points) beat Grampound Road (three) by five wickets. Match reduced to 90 overs. Grampound Rd & Paul deducted 1pt - slow over rates
Newquay - Callington 242-9d (52.2 overs) D Davis 102, M Robins 55, L Davis 21, A Libby 20no; R Spall 4-44, M Pearce 2-49),
Newquay 167 (R Spall 42, J Crane 39, C Harris 29; R Harrison 7-60).
Callington (20 points) beat Newquay (seven) by 75 runs.
Penzance - Penzance 66 (K Lennon 33; G Bone 6-25, L Watson 3-41),
St Austell 69-1(M Rowe 36no, T Williams 30no).
St Austell (19 points) beat Penzance (nil)
St Just - Falmouth 157 (A Noott 51, D Ayres 30, W Mewburn 23; M George 4-49, R Clackworthy 3-29, N George 2-19),
St Just 158-3 (R Cook 62, D Roberts 56no, G Thomas 23; W Mewburn 2-43).
St Just (20 points) beat Falmouth (four) by seven wickets.
Werrington - Werrington 154-1 rsp (B Smeeth 83no, A Smeeth 55no).
Match abandoned - Werrington (9 points), Truro (six).
Weather very warm and sunny. The champions ST JUST got off to a dramatic start in their title defence in a game of 623 runs at TRURO. After being set 312 David Roberts continued his impressive start to the season making 143 before being third out with the score at 272. The visitors required a further 40 off five overs but Gavin Edwards with 86 not out saw them home with four balls to spare. Earlier Gary Thomas made 49 sharing in a second wicket stand of 121 with Roberts, who then added 113 for the third wicket with Edwards. Truro's innings had got off to a great start as Chris Martin (58) and Tim Marrion (72) put on 143 for the first wicket. Tom Sharp then made 84 with Barry Purchase hitting 38 not out. Thomas took four for 85. WERRINGTON won at PENZANCE after posting the big total of 295-2. They were given a great start by Ben Smeeth and Mark Horwell who put on 136 for the first wicket before Horwell was dismissed by Alex Le Friec for 57. Le Friec also accounted for Ben Smeeth who made 89. Alex Smeeth (76no) and Adam Hodgson (52no) then shared an unbroken third wicket stand of 102. Penzance reached 152 before losing their fourth wicket. After Scott May (47) and Arfan Hussein (34) put on 71 for the first wicket Liam Devine made 46. The lower order were shot out by Sam Hockin as he took the last six wickets at a personal cost of 62 runs. Dan Magee made 29 but the innings ended at 209 all out with nine overs remaining. CALLINGTON got off to an impressive start with a 128 run home win over FALMOUTH. 16 year old Jake Libby held the Callington innings together carrying his bat for 108. He put on 71 for the first wicket with Danny Lee (24) and 86 for the second wicket with Dan Davis who made 59. Tom Retallack took three for 52 as the innings ended on 243-7. Falmouth reached 14 before losing four wickets for the addition of only one run. That became 51-6 before opener Adrian Noott single handedly saw the hundred up. He was last man out at 115 having hit 63. Jim Shorten did the early damage taking four for 30. PAUL overwhelmed NEWQUAY at Hutchens Park by 159 runs after scoring 201-8. Ben Brooks made 40 after Andrew Snell opened with 28 and Justin Stephens made 27 and Kelvin Snell 38 in the middle order. Richard Spall and Martin Pearce took three wickets each. Newquay were shot out for 43 with Pearce top scoring with 9. Stephens took three for 7 and Richard Hall three for 9. A high scoring game at ST AUSTELL saw the home team win by five wickets with over five overs to spare after being set 274 to win against GRAMPOUND ROAD. Tom Hughes hit 122 for the visitors getting good support from Chris Hunkin with 52 and Matt Manuell with 28. Spinners Dave Neville and Matt Rowe both took two wickets. St Austell's reply was led by Dan Jarman who made 71 with Taylor Williams making 72 as the home side reached 217 before losing their third wicket. Chris Hunkin took two for 47.
Callington - Callington 243-7 (J Libby 108no, D Davis 59, D Lee 24; T Retallack 3-52, A Angove 2-33, D Ayres 2-46),
Falmouth 115 (A Noott 63; J Shorten 4-30, R Harrison 2-18).
Callington (20 points) beat Falmouth (four) by 128 runs.
Paul - Paul 202-8 (B Brooks 40, K Snell 38, A Snell 28, J Stephens 27; R Spall 3-59, M Pearce 3-62, C Harris 2-54),
Newquay 43 R Hall 3-6, J Stephens 3-7, M O'Leary 2-19).
Paul (20 points) beat Newquay (four) by 159 runs.
Penzance - Werrington 295-2dec (53ovs) (B Smeeth 89, A Smeeth 76no, M Horwell 57, A Hodgson 52no; A Le Friec 2-56),
Penzance 209 (S May 47, L Devine 46, A Hussein 34, D Magee 29; S Hockin 6-62).
Werrington (19 points) beat Penzance (six) by 86 runs. Werrington deducted 1 pt - slow over rate
St Austell - Grampound Road 273-7 (T Hughes 122, C Hunkin 52, M Manuell 28, J Bustin 24; D Neville 2-43, M Rowe 2-58),
St Austell 274-5 (T Williams 72, D Jarman 71, M Bone 38, M Rowe 31, S Churcher 21; C Hunkin 2-47).
St Austell (18 points) beat Grampound Road (six) by five wickets. Grampound Rd deducted 1 pt - slow over rate
. Truro - Truro 311-5 (T Sharp 84, T Marrion 72, C Martin 58, B Purchase 38; G Thomas 4-85),
St Just 312-4 (D Roberts 143, G Edwards 86no, G Thomas 49).
St Just (17 points) beat Truro (seven) by six wickets.