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    Exciting victory at Amersham

    Exciting victory at Amersham

    Jesters 278-8 (Chak 78, Clapp 51) Amersham 233 all out (Mohammed 3-34) Jesters won by 45 runs Amersham have proved consistently formidable opponents over the years so this was a rare and impressive win led by skipper Chris Smith whose report will follow soon. In a 40 over contest, DJ Chak top scored with 78 after openers Adnan Mohammed and Shaun O'Brien with 42 apiece had laid the foundation. And Rowan Clapp (51) was back in the runs for the first time after his long injury l
    Jesters felled by the Flashmen

    Jesters felled by the Flashmen

    The Flashmen 172 all out (Lasseter 3-5, Chak 3-53) Jesters 120 all out (Chak 49*) Lost by 52 runs Despite reducing The Flashmen to 19-5 after a devastating opening spell from debutant George Lasseter, we somehow contrived to lose by 52 runs at Ascott Park. Captain Bridcut describes the day's events... The Flashmen stepped in as enthusiastic last-minute replacements for the Bedouin, at the wonderful Ascott Park setting in Bedfordshire, and put in a ruthless performance to reco
    Howie & Mumby exploits in vain

    Howie & Mumby exploits in vain

    Chingford 185-8 (Mumby 4-22, Short 3-21) Jesters 150 all out (Howie 64) Lost by 35 runs The nine men of The Jesters fell 35 runs short at Chingford. After an opening partnership of 100 off the first 15 overs, we did remarkably well to restrict the home side to 185, thanks to Nick Mumby's 4-22 and Andrew Short's 3-21. Hindered by two calamitous run outs, our initially promising chase fell away despite the best efforts of Oscar Howie (64), top scoring for the second year in a r

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