STOVELL'S DO A DOUBLE ACT TO SINK LANGSTONE

By Web - September 7 2010
The Stovell double act of son Jonjo and dad Barry sunk Langstone on Sunday by 88 runs in what their skipper said was their worst display of the season.  Playing at Exbury - Hythe batted first scoring 205 for 9. Jonjo top scorerd with 63 and Matt Young capped a fine weekend with his second half century -56. Langstone lost both openers with only 11 on the board and it didn't really get a better after that - Hythe's duo of pie chuckers Andy Woods and Barry Stovell destroying the middle order. Woods taking 2-16 and Stovell 3-33. Langstone all out for 117.

 

HYTHE XI vs LANGSTONE

Played @ Exbury

Sunday 5th September

STOVELL SHOW STUNS LANGSTONE

Jonjo STOVELL 63

Hythe entertained Langstone at Exbury on Sunday in an end of season friendly. Morning heavy showers put the game in doubt but credit to Langstone - they wanted to play and were willing to make the 25 mile journey.

Hythe won the game by 88 runs thanks largely due to the Stovell dup of Jonjo and dad Barry. Jonjo scored 63 in Hythe's 205 for 9 whilst dad Barry took 3-32 off 7 overs as the visitors slumped to 117 all out.

Rob Saunders won the toss and despite several showers elected to bat first in this 40 over contest. Hythe opened with Jonjo Stovell (after his groan the day before) and Andrew Woods (still trying to make double figures). Langstone bowlers Brydon and Ahmed started brightly and Woods was soon back in the hutch out LBW for 1. Stovell and Sam Mead added 33 before Mead was caught off Franklin for 18 - Hythe 44 for 2.

Hythe's innings was then secured with a 94 partnership between Stovell and Matt Young. Stovell brought up his fifty but with the score on 138 was out caught off Roland for 63. Moore was given out LBW for 3 - Hythe 147 for 4. Young then ran out Zac Millar for 10 and Barry Stovell fell for 6 as Hythe tried to pusj the score along. Young finally went for 56 making it a great batting weekend for him and Tom Richards run out Josh Mead for 0 leaving Hythe 205 for 9 at the close, Sean Tongs 10 not out.

Last season Langstone's winning draw was based around the opening partnership of Wellington and Barnard - This year both were back in the hutch with only 11 on the board. Moore bowled Barnard for 0 and had Wellington very well caught by Tongs for 5. Brydon 15 and Holland 12 added 28 before Holland was bowled by Josh Mead. Brydon was the caught by Richards off Woods for 15 as Hythe's two pie bowlers took control.

Stovell had Brown caught by Moore for 14 and guest Kev McCarthy was LBW to Woods for 9. Langstone 72 for 6. Stovell then had Cooper caught by Moore for 2 and then Mafsin stumped by Zac Millar for 6. Saunders bowled K.Stroud for 18 and when Millar stumped Mackie off Tongs for 6 Langstone were all out for 117. Skipper Neil Wellington described it as their worst performance of the season - probably why they accused the Hythe lads of taking the Mick but a decent game and thanks to Craig at Exbury for supplying us with a pitch..

Toss Won by : Hythe

Innings of : HYTHE 205 For 9 (40 Overs)

BatsmanHow OutBowlerRuns
1. A.WoodsLBWBrydon1
2. J.StovellCaughtRoland63
3. S.MeadCaughtFranklin18
4. M.YoungCaughtManning56
5. R.MooreLBWBrydon3
6. Z.MillarRunOut10
7. B.StovellCt & BdRoland6
8. T.RichardsBowledRoland14
9. J.MeadRunOut0
10. S.TongsNotOut11
11. *R.Saunders   
Extras - 22TOTAL205 For 9

 

Innings of : LANGSTONE 117 All Out (35 Overs)

BatsmanHow OutBowlerRuns
1. WellingtonCt.TongsMoore5
2. BarnardBowledMoore0
3. BrydonCt.RichardsWoods15
4. HollandBowledJ.Mead12
5. BrownCt.MooreB.Stovell14
6. StroudBowledSaunders18
7. McCarthyLBWWoods9
8. CooperCt.MooreB.Stovell2
9. MafsinSt.MillarB.Stovell6
10. MackieSt.MillarTongs6
11. FranklinNotOut2
Extras - 32TOTAL117 All Out

 

Hythe Bowling

BowlerOvMnRunsWkts
R.Moore84142
J.Mead61221
R.Saunders 40151
B.Stovell71333
A.Woods50162
S.Tongs50131

 

RESULT : HYTHE XI Beat LANGSTONE by 88 Runs