U13's @ MUDEFORD

By web - June 20 2011
U13's @ MUDEFORD
Hythe Under 13's suffererd their 4th league defeat of theseason when they were beaten by Mudeford on Thursday by 5 wkts. Hythe made a below par 81 for 8 and had the homeside on the ropes for at 15 for 4 while until a 61 run partnership sealed their fate.

 

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 MUDEFORD vs HYTHE UNDER 13's

16th June @ Ledbury Road 

Still No Joy In The League For Under 13's.

 

 Ben Fenton
Ben FENTON 19 & 2 for 19

 

Hythe Under 13's (10th) travelled to mid table opponents Mudeford (8th) on an evening where most of the County would have struggled to have got a game on through heavy rain. Hythe should have been confident of getting a win but after posting a below par a 81 for 8, the homeside went from 15 for 4 to 76 for 4 thanks to a 61 - 5th wicket partnership between Mudeford's E.Pearce and B.Dennett. Mudeford got home with 2 overs remaining.

Hythe batted first but lost Ollie Pike 2 and Archie Gilbert 6 early and when Sam Kelly 2 and Jacob Mould followed the Green Caps were struggling at 16 for 4 off 5 overs. By 9 overs Hythe had moved onto 42 for 5 as a partnership between Ali Bryers and Sam Fenton began to build. The pair put on 30 before Bryers was bowled for 19. Fenton continued the good work with Jake Larkin and anther 25 was added for the 7th wicket before Fenton was bowled by E.Pearce for 19.

Larkin 15* remained to the end and Hythe finished their innings on 81 for 8 which was going to be a tough ask to defend.

Following Huxter's mid match team talk Hythe took to the field and got just what they wanted - an early breakthrough. Ben Fenton bowled Keaney in only the second over and then 2 overs later bowled N.Pearce for 2 - Mudeford in trouble. By the 5th over Hythe had claimed two more wickets - Bryers dismissed Buckland 8 and then run out Bennett for 0.

Huxter was doing a Highland dance on the touch line as his boys ripped into the opposition - but then the home side began to take charge. By the half way stage Mudeford had moved onto 48 for 4 and the game was evenly poised. Skipper Bryers rung the changes with the ball but Turner and E.Pearce were taking control of the game. By the 14th over Mudeford were 76 for 4 and well in charge. Hythe did get another wicket when Gilbert run out Turner for a very good 27 but E.Pearce 28* saw the homeside home with 2 overs remaining.

Hythe now 1 win in 5 in the league and that opening day win against Sway seems ages ago. Fingers crossed fortunes will turn tonight with the rearranged Quarter-Finals against Totton & Eling.

 

Toss Won by : Hythe & Dibden

Innings of : HYTHE 81 For 8 (18 Overs)

BatsmanHow OutBowlerRuns
1. +Archie GilbertBowledN.Pearce6
2. Ollie PikeL.B.WDennett2
3. *Ali BryersCaughtKearney19
4. Sam KellyBowledDennett2
5. Jacob MouldRunOut0
6. Freddie MolyneuxCaughtDennett5
7. Ben FentonBowledE.Pearce19
8. Jake LarkinNotOut15
9. Harry SwainstonBowledDennett1
10. Lewie FayNotOut1
11. Sam Fenton   
Extras - 11TOTAL81 For 8

 

Innings of : MUDEFORD 82 For 5 (16 Overs)

BatsmanHow OutBowlerRuns
1. L.Keaney BowledB.Fenton2
2. M.BucklandBowledBryers8
3. N.PearceBowled. B.Fenton2
4. B.BennettRun (Bryers) Out0
5. B.Turner Run (Gilbert) Out27
6. E.PearceNotOut28
7. J.DennettNot Out0
Extras - 15TOTAL82 For5

 

Hythe Bowling

BowlerOvMnRunsWkts
Ali Bryers41141
Ben Fenton40192
Sam Kelly40100
Lewie Fay10100
Ollie Pike20120
Sam Fenton1080

 

 

Result : MUDEFORD (15pts) Beat HYTHE (7pts) by 5 Wkts