ll5076	Enfield v Lowerhouse
	Lancashire League 1922
Venue	Dill Hall Lane, Enfield on 3rd June 1922 (1-day single innings match)
Balls per over	6
Toss	Toss not known
Result	Enfield won by 1 wicket
Points	Enfield 2; Lowerhouse 0

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Lowerhouse innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
W Cook (Pro)	c Smith b Dutnall	11
H Smith	not out	47
T Shutt	b Cottam	0
A Spencer	c Smalley b Dutnall	1
GB Capstick	b Cottam	7
R Towler	lbw b GR Hargreaves	13
H Purvis	c Smith b Boardman	13
MJ Walker	c Smith b Boardman	4
JW Halstead	b Cottam	0
+A Smalley	b Cottam	0
H Pickthall	b Cottam	8
Extras		5
Total	(all out, 35.4 overs)	109
Fall of wickets:
1-?, 2-?, 3-?, 4-?, 5-?, 6-?, 7-?, 8-?, 9-?, 10-109 (35.4 ov)

Enfield bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Dutnall	9	5	22	2	-	-
Cottam	14.4	2	42	5	-	-
GR Hargreaves	3	0	12	1	-	-
J Hargreaves	3	0	9	0	-	-
Boardman	6	0	19	2	-	-

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Enfield innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
A Smith	b Pickthall	4
F Dutnall (Pro)	c Capstick b Cook	24
D Smalley	c Purvis b Cook	9
J Hargreaves	b Pickthall	2
GR Hargreaves	lbw b Shutt	29
E Paynter	b Cook	1
J Flynn	c Smalley b Cook	7
S Edwards	not out	20
*G Boardman	c Spencer b Cook	0
T Cottam	lbw b Pickthall	4
+WC Lockett	b Cook	5
Extras		5
Total	(all out, 35.1 overs)	110
Fall of wickets:
1-15 (Smith), 2-15 (Smalley), 3-17 (J Hargreaves), 4-67 (Dutnall), 5-71 (GR Hargreaves), 6-75 (Paynter), 7-89 (Flynn), 8-89 (Boardman), 9-105 (Cottam), 10-110 (Lockett, 35.1 ov)

Lowerhouse bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Cook	17.1	8	43	6	-	-
Pickthall	9	2	28	3	-	-
Shutt	9	1	34	1	-	-

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Notes
--> Enfield batted on after winning
--> H Smith passed his previous highest score of 46 in Lancashire League matches
--> S Edwards passed 500 runs in Lancashire League matches when he reached 20
--> T Cottam reached 400 wickets in Lancashire League matches when taking his 1st wicket in the Lowerhouse innings
--> F Dutnall retired hurt in the Enfield innings having scored 0 (team score 1/0) - he returned when the score was 17/3

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