misc492182	Abingdon Vale v Challow and Childrey
	Cherwell Cricket League Division Two 2014
Venue	Hale's Meadow, Abingdon on 30th August 2014 (1-day single innings match)
Balls per over	6
Toss	Challow and Childrey won the toss and decided to field
Result	Challow and Childrey won by 5 wickets
Points	Abingdon Vale 7 (Batting 2, Bowling 5); Challow and Childrey 25
Umpires	A Gupta, GL Honey

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Abingdon Vale innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
J Cummings	b Hill	35		78	4	-
TJ Price	c Gordon b Packham	11		22	1	-
M Howe-Davies	lbw b Harris	14		40	2	-
J Cardy	b Harris	3		10	-	-
*C Smook	c Dimbylow b Hill	14		17	3	-
J Jenkinson	lbw b Hill	1		24	-	-
JDJ Butcher	c Bryan b Gordon	23		52	3	-
M Darley	b Hill	3		12	-	-
+A Scholey	not out	15		45	1	-
R Hood	b Packham	16		18	1	-
P White	did not bat
Extras	(11 w)	11
Total	(9 wickets, innings closed, 53 overs)	146
Fall of wickets:
1-30 (Price), 2-65 (Cummings), 3-65 (Howe-Davies), 4-76 (Cardy), 5-82 (Jenkinson), 6-87 (Smook), 7-93 (Darley), 8-119 (Butcher), 9-146 (Hood, 53 ov)

Challow and Childrey bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Dimbylow	11	1	33	0		-
C Jones	4	0	12	0		-
Packham	9	2	29	2		-
Hill	11	3	23	4		-
Harris	15	4	38	2		-
Gordon	3	1	11	1		-

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Challow and Childrey innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
R Gordon	c Price b White	28		31	5	-
J Penrose	lbw b White	33		85	4	-
+H Kent	st Scholey b White	17		71	-	-
F Walker	c and b Butcher	37		40	4	1
P Bryan	not out	14		25	3	-
C Jones	c Scholey b Cardy	0		1	-	-
N Hill	not out	8		8	2	-
*J Harris	did not bat
O Dimbylow	did not bat
R Packham	did not bat
R Jones	did not bat
Extras	(3 lb, 7 w)	10
Total	(5 wickets, 43.3 overs)	147
Fall of wickets:
1-57 (Gordon), 2-77 (Penrose), 3-111 (Kent), 4-138 (Walker), 5-138 (C Jones)

Abingdon Vale bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Butcher	9.3	2	55	1		-
Cardy	6	1	24	1		-
Smook	6	0	19	0		-
White	15	6	28	3		-
Jenkinson	7	1	18	0		-

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Notes
--> The first innings of the match was limited to 53 overs; the total overs for both teams was limited to 100 overs

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