kcl6386	Tunbridge Wells v Harvel
	Shepherd Neame Kent Cricket League First Division 2004
Venue	The Nevill Ground, Tunbridge Wells on 15th May 2004 (1-day single innings match)
Balls per over	6
Toss	Harvel won the toss and decided to field
Result	Tunbridge Wells won by 43 runs
Points	Tunbridge Wells 20; Harvel 5 (Batting 3, Bowling 2)

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Tunbridge Wells innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
+MS Alexander	b Keast	29			6	-
G Williams	b G Whatman	14			3	-
S Allen	c and b G Whatman	30			5	-
M Smith	c Aaron b Bailey	55			5	2
AS Bones	c and b Bailey	39			4	-
T Howard	b Bailey	27			2	1
*GM Stephens	not out	12			1	-
NG Chambers	not out	0			-	-
CW Denness	did not bat
C Lawrence	did not bat
BP Entacott	did not bat
Extras	(1 b, 12 lb, 2 w)	15
Total	(6 wickets, innings closed, 50 overs)	221
Fall of wickets:
1-19 (Williams), 2-76 (Allen), 3-87 (Alexander), 4-160 (Bones), 5-187 (Smith), 6-221 (Howard)

Harvel bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
G Whatman	14	6	42	2	-	-
Bailey	14	0	72	3	1	-
Keast	11	0	40	1	-	-
Taylor	9	1	39	0	1	-
Jones	2	0	15	0	-	-

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Harvel innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
M Aaron	lbw b Stephens	5			-	-
RA Pudney	b Entacott	28			5	-
*D Walker	b Lawrence	5			1	-
M Whatman	c Williams b Entacott	40			8	-
S Burton	c Howard b Denness	13			2	-
G Whatman	c Allen b Stephens	46			9	-
J Taylor	b Entacott	0			-	-
+P Darby	c Williams b Denness	2			-	-
S Keast	not out	10			2	-
D Bailey	c Williams b Lawrence	5			1	-
S Jones	run out (Smith)	1			-	-
Extras	(8 b, 5 lb, 5 nb, 5 w)	23
Total	(all out, 44.5 overs)	178
Fall of wickets:
1-37 (Pudney), 2-43 (Aaron), 3-50 (Walker), 4-80 (Burton), 5-122 (M Whatman), 6-122 (Taylor), 7-129 (Darby), 8-163 (G Whatman), 9-177 (Bailey), 10-178 (Jones, 44.5 ov)

Tunbridge Wells bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Entacott	11	1	60	3	1	3
Stephens	11	2	41	2	2	1
Lawrence	7.5	0	27	2	2	1
Denness	11	4	26	2	-	-
Smith	4	1	11	0	-	-

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Notes
--> The first innings of the match was limited to 50 overs; the total overs for both teams was limited to 100 overs

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