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LATEST TABLES - CAN YOU HELP WITH MISSING RESULTS?Thorverton moved to the top of the Island Cricket Exeter T20 League with an 11-run victory at home to Clyst Hydon.The Thors posted 163-4 from their 20 overs, the main contributions coming from opener Paul Fielder (66) and Andrew Codling (58no). Will Greig took 2-41 for the visitors.
Clyst started well in reply through Ian Sutton (23) and Russ Corney (22) but a collapse followed before the ship was steadied by John Rhodes (52) and Geoff Trudge (37no). Despite the recovery, Clyst never seriously threatened Thorverton’s total and finished on 152-7 against Jacob Broom (2-17), Gillam Crouch (2-18) and Christian Cubborn (2-8).
In Division Two, Topsham St James defeated the Met Office by just three runs in a close encounter played in increasingly damp conditions!
St. James batted first and made 112 for five, the runs coming from Ben Ward (41) and Ross Treleaven (25no). Yash Pradhan was the pick of the bowling for the weathermen, taking 3-24.
In reply, many Met Office batsmen made a start but no-one was able to push on to make a match-winning contribution, the top scores coming from Pete Wilson (26) and skipper Rami Yedidi (24). Joe Thomlinson took 2-10 for St. James.
Just six overs were possible across Exeter at Civil Service, where visitors Alphington had made 54 without loss when the terminal downpour arrived. Anthony Shepherd (25) and Will Pring (26) were the not out batsmen.
Division One
Thorverton 163-4 (P.Fielder 66, A.Codling 58no, D.Baldock 28, W.Greig 2-41). Clyst Hydon 152-7 (J.Rhodes 52, G.Trudge 37no, I Sutton 23, R Corney 22, C.Cubborn 2-8, J.Broom 2-17, G.Crouch 2-18). Thorverton won by 11 runs.
Shobrooke Park v Exeter – result card not yet received.
Division Two
Topsham St. James 112-5 (B.Ward 41, R.Treleaven 25no, Y.Pradhan 3-24). Met Office 109-7 (P.Wilson 26, R.Yedidi 24, J.Thomlinson 2-10). Topsham St. James won by 3 runs.
Alphington 54-0 vs Exeter Civil Service (W.Pring 26no, A.Shepherd 25no). Match abandoned, rain.