misc393696	Merchant Taylors' Boys' School, Crosby v The Forty Club
	Other matches in England 1990
Venue	Merchant Taylors' School Ground, Crosby on 5th July 1990 (1-day single innings match)
Balls per over	6
Toss	The Forty Club won the toss and decided to bat
Result	The Forty Club won by 43 runs
Umpires	I Bishop, D Smith
Scorer	P Sutcliffe

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The Forty Club innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
CJP Crisall	b Earlam	2
P Knowles	st Jones b Sutcliffe	55
J Blocksidge	c N Doggett b Buckels	4
D Sutcliffe	c Buckels b Sutcliffe	0
M O'Neill	c Jones b Earlam	29
B Wareing	c Cannock b Sutcliffe	46
R Brunt	not out	12
I Sutcliffe	not out	0
M Gittins	did not bat
G Beddow	did not bat
M Atkins	did not bat
Extras	(8 b, 3 lb, 5 nb, 4 w)	20
Total	(6 wickets, declared, 50 overs)	168
Fall of wickets:
1-7 (Crisall), 2-14 (Blocksidge), 3-24 (D Sutcliffe), 4-94 (Knowles), 5-138 (O'Neill), 6-148 (Wareing)

Merchant Taylors' Boys' School, Crosby bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Earlam	10	2	30	2
Buckels	11	1	34	1
Sutcliffe	15	1	42	3
Delaney	5	0	18	0
Thomas	8	1	23	0
Doggett	1	0	10	0

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Merchant Taylors' Boys' School, Crosby innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
Sutcliffe	lbw b Knowles	38
G Edwards	c Gittins b D Sutcliffe	10
Doggett	c and b D Sutcliffe	4
GG Jones	c Brunt b Knowles	15
Pearce	c O'Neill b Knowles	24
Cannock	st Brunt b Knowles	12
N Doggett	b D Sutcliffe	6
Earlam	b Knowles	8
N Delaney	b Knowles	0
Thomas	b O'Neill	6
Buckels	not out	0
Extras	(2 w)	2
Total	(all out, 36.1 overs)	125
Fall of wickets:
1-24 (Edwards), 2-32 (Doggett), 3-48 (Jones), 4-80 (Pearce), 5-104 (Sutcliffe), 6-? (Earlam), 7-? (Delaney), 8-? (Thomas), 9-122 (Cannock), 10-125 (N Doggett, 36.1 ov)

The Forty Club bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
D Sutcliffe	8.1	3	18	3		-
Beddow	8	1	26	0		-
Gittins	7	1	24	0		-
Knowles	7	0	27	6		-
Atkins	4	0	26	0		-
O'Neill	2	0	4	1		-

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Notes
--> N Doggett retired hurt in the Merchant Taylors' Boys' School, Crosby innings (team had lost 5 wickets) - he returned when the score was 122/9

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