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27-05-2025
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Wins all round for Taunton Deane
It is rare for all five of the Deane Saturday teams to record wins on the same day but, with the unfortunate cry off against Deane Thirds XI included, the records show a perfect five out of five. The theme of the Saturday evening captains' reports was about run scorers. The 5th XI scored a very good win with Jack Monsey scoring his 122 in just 89 balls as, with Ashton Adams, Freddie Jarrett and Harry Matthews all getting into the 40s, Wembdon were asked to chase an improbable 4ths had a much tighter win over Stoke St Gregory with Shivam Shirke once again top scoring with 66. At the Convent Field the Deane Seconds had two centurions as they posted a massive 326-4. Bhuvanesh Jayaraman (122) scored his second hundred in two weeks while Josh Cobb rattled along to score his 105 from just 69 balls. Jack Blackwell's four wickets for just 8 runs were key to Wedmore achieving a final total of just 100. Read more: Taunton Deane all set for the new season Cricket: Taunton Deane's first XI crush Ilminster in season opener Wins for Taunton Deane first elevens cricket The fragile Deane First XI top order batting was on display again at the Parks against a predictably strong Bridgwater side led by the evergreen Chris Skidmore. At 30 for five, it looked like another early finish. Deane supporters had their spirits lifted by a succession of useful partnerships – 84 for the 6th wicket, 63 for the 7th and 73 for the 8th. Ed Mellor, Jim Brehaut and Sunil Lachit all made twenties in support of the one Deane player who made batting look easy. Sam Burgess was out with the score on 250 having scored his first league hundred and counting 26 boundaries in his total of 136. The Deane final score of 290 looked a good but not unachievable target. Sam's innings was, as expected, the difference between the teams and, despite a good start and a late flurry from Seth Locke (56), Bridgwater fell 10 runs short. Just for good measure, Sam also bagged 3 wickets. It was a good day for Sam and, indeed, for all the Deane teams. Next Saturday Deane Fist XI welcome old rivals Wellington as we continue to chase that one precious promotion place. As a rehearsal, we also face Wellington on Thursday in the County Cup.
Yahoo
12-05-2025
- Sport
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Danny Moon appointed new Westfields first team manager
WESTFIELDS have appointed Danny Moon as their new first team manager. The former Fields player and is no stranger to the surroundings at Allpay Park, having managed across Widemarsh Common at Hereford Lads Club. During his lengthy time managing Lads Club he enjoyed several promotions and took them from the Herefordshire County League into the Hellenic Premier Division. Moon also led the club to County Cup honours during his time in charge at Lads Club. He told the club's social media channels: 'It's great to be back in management. I've really missed it and can't wait to get going. 'Westfields are an ambitious club who want to progress and I feel I can help them do that.' Steve Higgins, Westfields Football Club chairman added: 'The club belongs to the fans, and we know they demand ambition, passion and progress. With Danny at the helm, we believe we have a manager that shares those values.' Westfields also announced the news that former Chairman, Director and friend Chris Williams has sadly died. 'A massive part of our club who brought so much joy, laughter, dedication and a professionalism in everything he did for our club,' said the club.
Yahoo
10-05-2025
- Sport
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Glamorgan beat Sussex in T20 Women's County Cup
Glamorgan Women booked their place in round three of the Vitality T20 Women's County Cup with a 48-run victory over Sussex Sharks Women. Batting first at Cardiff's Sophia Gardens, Bethan Gammon notched 41 runs, including five boundaries, while Daisy Jeanes and Bea Ellis contributed 35 and 33 respectively. It saw the hosts set a target of 156-7 from their 20 overs in the Welsh capital - with Eve O'Neill and Anna Buckle taking two wickets apiece. Opener Izzy Collis top scored with 29 runs in reply for the Sharks before being run out by Lauren Parfitt. And the visitors only reached 108-7 to fall well short of their target as Glamorgan - who defeated Gloucestershire Women in the previous round - set up a tie with fully professional outfit Lancashire Thunder in round three on Saturday, 17 May. Get cricket news sent straight to your phone Glamorgan beat Gloucestershire to advance in T20 Women's County Cup


BBC News
17-04-2025
- Sport
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Norwich Women look for Carrow Road springboard
Norwich City Women are hoping that a return to Carrow Road for their final league game of the season can be a springboard for a strong promotion push next Cook's side are second in the table ahead of the game against Queen's Park Rangers on 27 April, but cannot catch champions Real Bedford, no matter what result they have won their last six in a row in WNL Division One South East, but a run of three successive defeats in November and December undermined their hopes of success this season."The turnaround we've had since Christmas is like an achievement in itself. Obviously, we wanted that promotion but sometimes it doesn't go your way," midfielder Eloise Morran told BBC Radio Norfolk."We've finished this season really strong and we've got the game to go to really end it on a high note."It's really encouraging for next season. We've been through the experience of having a rough patch. As a squad, there's a lot of youngsters in it and we are learning so much about how we can bounce back as quickly as possible from setbacks."They appeared at Carrow Road for the first time in April 2023 after becoming fully integrated with Norwich City FC the previous year, and league games against QPR and Cambridge United were played there last the team's only appearance at Carrow Road so far in 2024-25 was for a WNL Cup game against Ipswich Town, from a level higher up the women's pyramid, which they lost 4-0."These are the games you live for. We've had some amazing attendances in the past and hopefully we'll get that again this time," said Scotland Under-19 international Morran. "There's nothing like the feeling of the crowd behind you when we score, you feel like everyone is with you and the support is immense. "I don't think there will be anyone in our squad who is not desperate to score at Carrow Road but at the end of the day, we want it more for the team." Norwich drew both league games this season against Real Bedford - the club backed by bitcoin investors the Winkelvoss twins. Moran added: "The performances we've put up against them have been really good. We've shown there's no reason we can't compete at that level, if not higher. "One of the big things we've taken this year is game by game, everyone focuses on the final destination but it is really a journey, it's a long old season and you've got to be consistent throughout. "There's been a lot of takeaways from this season which will hopefully help us for next year."Following the match against QPR later this month, Norwich will return to Carrow Road in May to take on Mulbarton Wanderers in the County Cup final.


BBC News
09-04-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Bears Women sign batter Kalis on loan
Warwickshire have signed Netherlands international batter Sterre Kalis on loan for this summer's inaugural women's One-Day Cup and T20 Blast Bears are among eight clubs to have fully professional teams this season following a restructure of the domestic women's game by the England and Wales Cricket Kalis will also be available for parent club Yorkshire, who have tier two status, for their own County Cup 25-year-old has played five one-dayers and 44 T20 internationals for the Netherlands and has also appeared for Birmingham Phoenix in The score of 126 not out against Germany is the highest in a women's T20 international and she also scored 100 for Northern Diamonds against Thunder in last summer's Rachael Heyhoe Flint Trophy."It gives me the opportunity to play tier one cricket this year and compete at the highest level in the country," Kalis said of the loan agreement."I've heard good things about Warwickshire and it's always exciting to be able to play at Test grounds."The Bears will play their opening 50-over One-Day Cup game against Hampshire at Edgbaston on 23 April.