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WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  
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Thursday, July 16 2009 @ 01:03 AM BST
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This week u13s peverell were set a task of 2 games in 3 days......... it didnt fase us though as we went out and beat on Monday Cornwood Oaks by 2 wickets in the league and Tonight Tideford by 9 wickets in the cup.

Starting with Monday and we lined up against a strongish Oaks side and on a damp monday night we were put to
a task of scoring 93 off 120 balls and after just 24 of those we had lost 2 wickets including W.Caufield and M.Martin. After 19 overs we were 88 - 8 and M.Sewell and Stand in captain D.Pinnegar helped us home on stretchers with 1 ball to spare.

Now to utter brilliance and on a hot wednesday night on a damp strip we set to our task in facing tideford. We had already beat Tideford earlier in the season by 4 wickets and it wasnt any harder with after just 4 OVERS TIDEFORD WERE 9 - 5 with W.Caufield and W.Farrow grabbing the match in handfulls in the end we bowled tideford out for 43 off 12 overs. M.Martin was the pick off the bowlers with figures of 3-0-8-4

In our innings the top 4 had changed with it being:
1. D.Pinnegar
2. M.Neale
3. A.Mallet
4.J.Bell
We racked up the runs ( mostly thanks to mikeys edge on his bat ) with mikey 17* darryl 15 and alex 9* we finished with 13 overs to go with the shock of being watched by 1 of our training coaches Tim Caufield who normally can only be down at the weekends and that spured us on to a 9 wicket win




Well Played Lads!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Joe Bell u13s
 
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Caufield shines but U13s come up short

  
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Tuesday, June 23 2009 @ 01:19 AM BST
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Cornwood 125-9, Plymouth Peverell 116-7
 
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U13s grab 2nd win

  
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Wednesday, June 17 2009 @ 01:04 AM BST
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On a damp Monday night a final decision was made at 5.55pm by both coaches to play the match. After winning the toss and chosing to bowl Peverell didnt get off to a great start with Tideford on 61 - 1 after 10 but with some alright fielding we restricted them to 121-2 of 20 overs.

In reply after just 7 balls peverell were on 9-1 and people began to get worried, but as like the weather things began to brighten up for peverell with J.Bellerby scoring 11 and M.Martin scoring 14 we went into the 12th over on 72-3. Then M.Sewell came to the damp crease and scored 14* off just 20 balls and J.Bell scoring 18* off 22 balls with the help of a 15 ball over from 1 of the tideford bowlers peverell soared to victory with 7 balls to spare and 5 wickets in hand. All in all a job well done by the boys and we look forward to wednesdays clash again at peverell against IVYBRIDGE CC.


Joseph Bell U13s
 
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u13 Peverell

  
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Monday, August 18 2008 @ 10:29 AM BST
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Ok its the end of our season and apart from a couple of reverses in cup competitions at the back end of the season, when we were somewhat weakened in certain areas due to holidays, it was a good season. We collected 20 out of a possible 24 points in the league losing just one game and collecting one point from 2 others where the weather beat us, so all in all a good effort. Special thanks must go to all the parents who ferried around the players and me at times. I would like to also say well done to all the players who played for my team this season especially those who gave the most by very often only "making up the numbers NOT" by performing well in the field as many of you didn't get much of a bat or bowl but without your efforts in the field we could not have been competative. It is fair to say we were a bowling side, with little depth to our batting (something to work on during the winter nets). But over the season I have to say we became the best fielding side in the league, a testament is the number of catches taken run-outs completed and stumpings,the score book is a good read, but most of all the number of runs we restricted teams to on some excellent batting tracks well done everyone we have at the very least finished runners up and who knows we are still in with a shout of sharing the title

Gerald
 
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A debut, a defeat and a final game

  
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Monday, July 21 2008 @ 10:11 PM BST
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Under 12's come so close to breaking their duck.
 
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Plymouth Peverell v Cornwood Oaks

  
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Saturday, July 05 2008 @ 07:53 AM BST
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Plymouth won the toss and put the Oaks in to bat. An excellent Bowling and fielding display by Plymouth Peverell restricted the Oaks to 30 all out credit must be given to P Archer 15 for scoring half the Oaks runs the bowling honours go to M Rose 4-1-2-10 and Lewis Edmonds 3-0-3-7 and a mention also for Liam Edmonds filling the Captain's role who controlled the team to the best fielding performance of the season including a sharp run out "not to that arm" comes to mind. Plymouth knocked off the runs for the loss of one wicket for a nine wicket win L Dickenson 13 no top scoring but it took nine overs thanks to some tight bowling by R Rickard 4-2-0-4 and a spirited fielding display.

Gerald
 
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Plymouth Peverell v Plympton Crusaders or Civil Service

  
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Saturday, July 05 2008 @ 07:47 AM BST
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Plymouth won toss and put a young 9 man Crusaders side in to bat.

Wickets fell steadily to the bowlers with B Stein 4-1-3-5 showing up best with his off spin
the Crusaders being bowled out for 51 with no one reaching double figures.The Plymouth batsmen B Stein 30no and L Dickinson 18 rattled off the runs in just 6 overs for a nine wicket win

Gerald
 
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Out of the MCC Cup

  
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Saturday, July 05 2008 @ 07:43 AM BST
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Not much to say an all round poor display beaten by a poor side and we were worse

Gerald
 
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Plymouth Peverell v Whitchurch

  
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Saturday, July 05 2008 @ 07:39 AM BST
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Plymouth Peverell won the toss and put a 10 man young Whitchurch side into bat in good conditions on a fast outfield at Peverell.
A creditable batting performance by Whitchurch saw them reach a total of 92 for 8 off their 20 overs B Barriball 26, A Northmore 28 and K Alford 15 scoring the bulk of the Whitchurch runs the pick of the Plymouth bowlers being B Stein 4-0-3-20 and J Ellis 4-0-2-10 aided by a good team performance in the field. Plymouth comfortably knocked off the runs for the loss of 5 wickets with B Stein 57, yet another 50 plus score, and J Ellis 10 the only batters getting into double figures off just 14 overs. Credit is due to the Whitchurch players and officials for getting this game on at all as at lunchtime they only had 7 players but after great effort by the manager and cooperation of parents they took to the field with 10 players including a few under 11's and they performed brilliantly. The winner on the day was cricket something that all club officials and players should remember as they strive for honours. Well done Whitchurch !

Gerald Edmonds
 
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MCC CUP u13

  
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Friday, June 06 2008 @ 12:29 PM BST
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Plymouth u 13's reached the last eight of the Devon area rounds of the National MCC CUP by defeating Ottery St Mary by 5 wickets. Plymouth won the toss and had no hesitation in putting Ottery in to bat in cold damp conditions at Mount Wise and with paceman Mark Rose opening with 2-0-2-7 it proved the right thing to have done then the spin attack tied up the opposition first off spinner Ben Stein 4-0-2-14 with the only resistance being J Farley 11 and H Haut 21 whose long stay was only ended by an excellent return catch taken by leg spinner Liam Edmonds 3-1-2-9 but it was left to 10 year old leg spinner Lewis Edmonds who earlier had to leave the field for a short period after taking a blow to the head to wrap up the Ottery innings in bowling just one over he managed 3 dismissals to have figures of 1-0-3-5 to leave Ottery bowled out for 71 in just 16 overs. Plymouth's reply was measured with Luke Dickinson 20 aided by Dom Bryant 12 and Liam Edmonds 11 to push Plymouth past Ottery's total for the loss of 5 wickets despite a creditable bowling and fielding performance by the Ottery team. The only conversation in the dressing room after the game was who was going to give Lewis a tap on the head before the next match if it has that effect on his bowling

Gerald
 
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