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    Shortened season ends with Totteridge win

    Shortened season ends with Totteridge win

    Totteridge Millhillians 174-7 (Mumby 3-33) Jesters CC 178-6 (Sachin Rawson 59*) Jesters won by 4 wkts With the Jesters 70-4 chasing 175 to win, this new fixture against Totteridge Millhillians was in the balance, but a partnership of 62 between Tom Lord (25) and Sachin Rawson (59*) steadied the ship and in the end this was a comfortable win with eight overs to spare of the allotted 35. Earlier, Nick Mumby had claimed the prized wicket of Adnan Mohammed, turning out for his le
    All-round Adnan turns the game at Eastcote

    All-round Adnan turns the game at Eastcote

    Jesters CC 245-9 (Mohammed 41, A Smith 40*, Harrison 39) Eastcote 222 all out (Mohammed 5-20) Jesters won by 23 runs Adnan Mohammed top scored and took five late wickets to turn a precarious position into a winning one at Eastcote. Our 245-9 from 40 overs was built around Adnan's 41, Alex Smith's 40*, Rob Harrison's 39 and Sarbajeet Nag's 31. Eastcote got off to a flier (110-0 in the 17th over) but Adnan's wickets as well as Kadeem's 3-35 saved the day. Match manager Alex Sm
    Skittled at Eversholt after Dancey four-for

    Skittled at Eversholt after Dancey four-for

    Eversholt 141 all out (Dancey 4-29) Jesters CC 76 all out Lost by 65 runs We suffered a chastening defeat on a tricky deck despite a fine spell of opening bowling from Rob Dancey, who removed the home side's top four for fine figures of 7-1-29-4. Tom Hayes and DJ Chak took two each to dismiss Eversholt cheaply in the 32nd over. As it turned out, they had plenty! A more detailed account of the debacle may or may not appear here! Jesters XI: Murphy (c), Nag (wk), Palmer, Harris

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