Showing posts with label Boroughmuir. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Boroughmuir. Show all posts

Wednesday, 28 March 2012

Stuttering Cross through to Indoor Finals night

Score from Wednesday's re-scheduled LiveSport ESCA Indoor 6s matches:

Boroughmuir 115-2 : Tranent 55
HX (GT, CJE, Simon, Dougie, PVB, Pat) 95-3; Boroughmuir 59 all out
HX (GT, Simon, CJE, Dougie, KF, Pat) 61 all out : Tranent 50 all out

[further details from PVB to follow]



Perhaps not helped by KF's slight lateness...well he only missed one game... HX struggled in both matches. At the 15 over stage (matches are 10 overs per side) we were 2nd favourites in both matches but held our nerve better than our opponents.
Undoubtedly we also had a few moments of fortune, including two very near sixes that would have seen Tranent beat us, and a few '50: 50' decisions..

Cheers to PVB for stepping in...who was then kippered by Dougie...

Simon's Ist match for HX didn't start too promisingly...1st baller (was a decent shot-just picked out sq leg) but pulled it round: looking good in his 2nd knock, some good keeping, key wickets and a fine catch to clinch the game vs Tranent. Key to that victory-in all due fairness to KF -were three sharp catches behind the stumps.

After having a rather easy 1st evening, it was perhaps good preparation for Friday that we had such tough games. Tranent seem to have picked up some talented young players-watch out for them this season.

Scorecards (courtesy of PVB):

Holy Cross beat Boroughmuir by 36 runs

Holy Cross
Charlie Ellis ret 29
Gary Trewartha not out 31
Simon McOscar c midwkt b Boyapati 0
Dougie Russell not out 19
Pat Lynch run out 0
Paul Bailey run out 4
Extras 10
Total 95

Ram Boyapati 2-0-12-1
Harris 2-0-9-0
Njranjan 2-0-20-0
Ashish Talreja 2-0-31-0
Chaitanya 2-0-18-0

Boroughmuir
Ashish Talreja no 27
Ram Boyapati lbw Ellis 15
Harris  ? 1
Neil Craigmile b McOscar 10
Njranjan Siddegowda b McOscar 0
Chaitanya  run out 0
Extras 6 ( 3 wides, 3 leg byes)
Total 59 all out (8 overs)

Pat Lynch 1-0-1-0
Gary Trewartha 2-0-22-0 (2 wides)
Dougie Russell 2-0-14-0 ( 5 dot balls off the first 5 balls of his 2nd over)
Charlie Ellis 1-0-10-1
Simon McOscar  2-0-10-2 (1 wide)

Holy Cross beat Tranent by 11 runs
Holy Cross
Gary Trewartha b Amjad 9
Simon McOscar run out 7
Charlie Ellis ct ? b Hoenigmann 10
Dougie Russell st Craigmile b Fahad 3
Keith Fraser  not out 17
Pat Lynch c ? b Waleed 3
Extras 12
Total 61 (8.2 overs)
Amjad 2-0-27-1
Waleed 1.1-0-10-1
Hoenigmann 2-0-10-1
Fahad Nadeem 2-0-3-1 (First 11 balls were dot balls – 1 scoring shot)
Paul Dance 1-0-10-0
Overs
1 13-0
2 23-0
3 37-2
4 43-3
5 44-4
6 48-4
7 51-4
8 61 -4
 Tranent
Imran c Fraser b Russell 21
Aiden Hoenigmann c Fraser b Trewartha 0
Waleed Hassan not out 17
Paul Dance c Fraser b Russell 0
Fahad Nadeem c Fraser b McOscar 0
Amjad c&b McOscar 3
Extras 9
             Total 50 (8 overs)
Pat Lynch 1-0-3-0 (1 wide)
Gary Trewartha 2-0-17-1 (1 wide)
Charlie Ellis 1-0-3-0
Simon McOscar 2-0-10-2
Dougie Russell 2-0-14-2
Overs
1 4-0
2 8-1
3 11-1
4 25-1
5 38-1
6 41-1
7 42-3
8 50 all out.

Monday, 2 May 2011

Suspicions aroused



Cricketers across the world frequently call into question umpires eyesight at almost every unfavourable decision.

As we know HX batsman have such perfect technique that its impossible for anyone to fall victim to a LBW, so it was with great amusement to most of the HX players to spot to the above at hosts Boroughmuir's modern facilities at Meggatland on Saturday.

In other news rumours that the skipper may require a hearing aid on are yet to be confirmed!

Sunday, 20 June 2010

Patel Partnership rescues 1sts


Saturday Scores digest:

1st XI - Boroughmuir v Holy Cross at Meggetland

Holy Cross (20pts) 238ao, C Ellis 124, M Patel 61, R Boyapati 3 for 55
beat
Boroughmuir (10pts) 150ao, S McGrath 67

A 111 run partnership (club record? - club stattos will check) for the 8th wicket between the returning Manon and cje was the basis of the above-par total; rescuing us from 104-7. We completed a satisfying victory via a controlled bowling and fielding display.

EN report here (!):
http://sport.scotsman.com/cricket/Ellis-declares-Holy-war-on.6374097.jp

the 2nds beat Mufs 3rds
Runs for Mr Admin (74) and Nippun (84) and solid contributions from Ziggy and Andy Q helped them to 270-4, Mufs falling 70-odd short.

3rds
Leith FAB 3 1st Innings 152/7 Closed (Overs 40)
J Williams 39* N Wilson 25 Naseem Khan 22 J Ray 1/23 K Geddes 2/25 R Ellis 2/29 C McGill 1/27 Holy Cross 3 1st Innings 133/7 Closed (Overs 40)
R Ellis 32 J Watt 1/6 Naseem Khan 1/20 S Jameson 1/26 M Watt 2/43 G Fisher 2/23

Saturday, 11 July 2009

3rds the only winners

I believe that the 1sts lost:
All out for 90 odd chasing the 230ish made by Boroughmuir.
Bates and Bonfield the only batsmen with significant scores.
Dougie apparently the pick of the bowlers, taking 3/25.

2nds also lost:
Peebles 190+ all out: Holy Cross 2nd XI 64.

3rds won:
Holy Cross III 191-6 (20 points)
Largo IV 182-8 (9 points)

Further info to follow.

Saturday, 9 May 2009

All 3 teams undefeated


Both the 1st & 2nd team matches were called off without a ball being bowled.

The 3rds managed about 14 overs, reducing Mufs 4th XI to about 24-2 (I'm relying here on someone with a somewhat unreliable memory [apparently it was 49-2!]). Apparently the game was then cancelled as the rain got heavier and "everyone was a bit cold".

Given that the weather was excellent from about 4.30pm and the match was being played on an artificial wicket, why wasn't the game completed??