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FIXTURES AND RESULTS
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North Molton |
Match drawn |
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Elliott 166-6 (G Williams 71, M Jasper 46*)
North Molton 154-4 (M Jackson 2-23) |
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Lynton & Lynmouth |
Won by 88 runs |
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Elliott 136 (I Crickmore 37)
Lynton & Lynmouth 48 (R Tyler 3-10, T Francis 3-19) |
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Braunton |
Won by 5 wickets (on the last ball) |
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Braunton 169-8 (M Ling 4-48), S Swindell 3-41)
Elliott 170-5 (G Williams 69, I Crickmore 45)) |
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North Devon CC |
Lost by 5 wickets |
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Elliott 201-8 (I Crickmore 61, A Ricketts 46)
North Devon CC 205-5 (M Ling 3-47) |
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AVERAGES
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Batting
Full scorecards not available for all games
M I NO HS Runs Avge 100 50 0s
G Williams 3 3 - 71 151 50.33 - 2 -
I Crickmore 4 4 - 61 156 39.00 - 1 -
M Jasper 3 3 1 46* 65 32.50 - - -
A Ricketts 3 3 - 46 63 21.00 - - -
M Jackson 1 1 1 18* 18 --- - - -
M Ling 4 4 - 27 51 12.75 - - 1
R Wood 2 2 - 22 22 11.00 - - 1
A Price 3 2 1 9* 9 9.00 - - 1
P Etheridge 3 3 - 15 22 7.33 - - 1
D Hales 3 3 - 10 13 4.33 - - 1
R Tyler 1 1 1 4* 4 --- - - -
S Swindell 3 3 1 5 8 4.00 - - -
C Jasper 1 1 - 4 4 4.00 - - -
A Kearney 2 1 1 1* 1 --- - - -
T Francis 3 1 - 0 0 0.00 - - 1
B Hodge 1 - - - - --- - - -
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Bowling
Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avge SR RpO
M Ling 27 3 118 8 14.75 20.25 4.37
R Tyler 17 5 51 3 17.00 34.00 3.00
T Francis 8.1 0 51 3 17.00 16.33 6.24
S Swindell 27.5 6 90 5 18.00 33.40 3.23
M Jackson 11 1 47 2 23.50 33.00 4.27
M Jasper 27 8 62 2 31.00 81.00 2.30
D Hales 19 1 84 1 84.00 114.00 4.42
A Ricketts 5 2 13 0 --- --- 2.60
A Price 6 0 38 0 --- --- 6.33
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TOUR PHOTOS
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The Hotel in Lynmouth, home for the week to the chunderfest that passed for Elliott's 1988 tour. Halfway up a steep hill - not the best place to get back to after a night on the tiles ...
The tour is notorious for the outbreak of 'Devon Belly' that afflicted just about everyone in the touring party - playing or non-playing. Only Steve Swindell escaped, and he promptly got it on his return home !
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North Molton CC, scene of a thrilling last-ball victory over our hosts. The last ball was most notable for the fact that, with one run required for a win, facing batsman Adrian Kearney played a defensive shot which landed at his own feet. He then tried to return the ball to the opposing silly point fielder, oblivious to the fact that the non-striker, Steve Swindell, had by now reached his end and was screaming 'RUN' in his ear ! Adrian promptly dropped the ball, ran for all he was worth and the victory was complete.
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The Elliott team for the first game of the tour at North Molton
[Back row, L-R] Adrian Kearney, Ian Crickmore, Colin Jasper, Barry Hodge, Mike Ling, Graham Williams, Steve Swindell
[Front row, L-R] Mark Jackson, Bob Wood, David Hales, Ashley Price, Mark Jasper
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The Valley of the Rocks, home of Lynton & Lynmouth CC. One of the most picturesque cricket grounds in the country.
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Play under way at the Valley of the Rocks.
Opening batsman Paul Etheridge managed (once again) to be dismissed by the first ball of our innings. Spectators had to dodge the
flying Etheridge bat as he returned to the pavilion amid a flurry of curses, and he then spent the rest of the innings sulking behind a rock halfway up the hill.
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The antiquated stone Pavilion at the Valley of the Rocks. No hot-and-cold running water here !
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The team that played at the Valley of the Rocks.
[Back row, L-R] Adrian Kearney, Robin Tyler, Steve Swindell, Alan Ricketts, Mike Ling, Ian Crickmore
[Front row, L-R] Ashley Price, Paul Etheridge, Mark Jackson, Tony Francis, Mark Jasper, Bob Wood
The Devon Belly outbreak was at its height during this match, so almost every member of the squad got on the field at some point
as a substitute for a stricken team-mate (all except Graham Williams, absent from this photo as he spent the entire match noisily dying under a blanket in front of the pavilion)
At one point, a visiting coachload of Japanese tourists were treated to the sight of Ian Crickmore losing his lunch over the fence at the side of the pitch as they alighted from their coach. Presumably they thought that ritual chundering was all part of the quaint English game of 'Clicket' ...
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