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Thirds drowned in a sea of clover

  
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Monday, June 17 2013 @ 09:13 AM BST
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The thirds came back down to earth with a heavy loss in local derby. The main talking point being the state of the outfield.
 
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Thirds win thriller on the last ball

  
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Sunday, June 09 2013 @ 09:36 PM BST
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The thirds held their nerve to beat Bradninch by 4 wickets off the last ball of the game.
 
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Ipplepen too much for Thirds on astro

  
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Sunday, June 02 2013 @ 07:50 PM BST
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The Third's lost their second game on the bounce on Saturday against Ipplepen.
 
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Thirds stuffed by strong Heathcoat 2XI

  
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Sunday, June 02 2013 @ 07:45 PM BST
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A beautiful day, a beautiful ground but, alas, a far from beautiful result for the Thirds a week last Saturday.
 
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Thirds see off Braunton at Buckland

  
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Tuesday, May 21 2013 @ 12:44 PM BST
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The Thirds faced an eight man Braunton second eleven at a borrowed ground last Saturday.
 
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A tale of two captains

  
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Sunday, May 12 2013 @ 11:19 PM BST
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The thirds travelled to the English Riviera to play Barton on Saturday. We needed a win to ignite our season but got off to a dreadful start. Light rain and sweaty covers had left a moist film on the wicket and losing the toss (two for two) captain Hart was asked to bat.

First over, disaster! Sam Thomas slipped on the damp floor trying to turn for a second run and was unfortunately run out by a direct hit from third man. He was quickly followed by the groggy Ollie Whisker (exams finished, big night out!), Rob Brunton (another nursing a sore head) and Nigel Hughes. At 17-4 things looked bleak then the midwinter turned a shade paler when Matt Allat chipped to mid on. 21-5 in the 10th over and we were staring at a big defeat.

This brought usual 4ths skipper, Joe Cunningham, to the crease with Gareth and both set about rebuilding the innings. What was needed was a captain's innings and we were fortunate to get two. Gareth curbed his attacking nature and Joe looked untroubled as the pair put on 86 for the 6th wicket. Progress was steady but the two skips saw off 20 odd overs. Gareth was eventually out for 38 off 98 balls. Joe began to accelerate aided by a useful 12 from Joe Hagan-Burt with some lovely clips to midwicket. Cunners eventually holed out in the deep for an excellent 58 off 79 balls trying to push us past 150. We scrambled to 149-9 just missing an extra batting point but from 21-5 it was a great escape.

After a splendid tea (although I'm told Hatherleigh's are sweeter) we took to the field confident we had a competitive total. Joe H-B (6-3-10-0) and Rhys Callicott (6-2-15-1) both bowled tidily and we were off to a good start despite Barton's young opener hitting everything in the air but nowhere near any fielders. This was was then backed up by a great spell of seam bowling from Cunners (9-4-13-3) and Sam Knapman (9-2-17-1) which really put the game beyond Barton. They were always well behind the run rate and despite a late flurry of hitting we were in control with Nigel (7-0-32-1) and Joe Bell (8-0-32-3) closing the game out. Barton finished on 123-9 - a win for us by 26 runs.

A fantastic result which gives us a platform to build from. Braunton at home next week.
 
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IIIs crumple at Braunton

  
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Tuesday, September 04 2012 @ 08:40 PM BST
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One of only 9 games to be played ended in a bad defeat where we had only ourselves to blame.
 
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IIIs break all records before 4 o'clock.........

  
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Saturday, August 18 2012 @ 05:40 PM BST
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Our IIIs were bowled out for 25 by Chudleigh - it broke all club records for Plymouth!!!
 
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Great Team effort for IIIs v Barton

  
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Sunday, August 12 2012 @ 06:44 PM BST
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A super team effort gave the IIIs a revenge win over Barton - Martin Gill provided a scrooge like bowling effort in taking 4-10 off 12.1 overs.
 
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Really really REALLY frustrating loss for IIIs v Bradninch

  
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Monday, July 30 2012 @ 07:53 PM BST
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Another under strength Plymouth IIIs team faced an equally under strength 10 man Bradninch team, losing with an over to go.
 
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