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Sunday, 27 September 2020

MANDARINS CRICKET CLUB 2020 SUMMARY

Played 13, Won 6, Lost 6, Drew 1  Win percentage 50% (2018 34.2%) Most successful year since 2015. Mandarins went to Brill on 6 September 6-1 up and on track for the first winning season since 2012, but  wilted to loose the last 5 games and finish 6-6.

Heaviest Victories

By 3 wickets vs Foxbury Exiles, by 25 runs vs FFTMCC (Oxford tour T20)

Narrowest Victories

By 2 wickets vs Superstars and Erratics, by 13 runs vs Streatham  & Marlborough

Heaviest Defeats

By 6 wickets vs Brill, by 156 runs vs Elstead (5th heaviest runs defeat of all time.)

Narrowest Defeats

By 3 runs vs Streatham & Marlborough midweek.

Highest score for: 224 vs SMCC Midweek. Highest score against 227 for 6 vs SMCC Midweek

Lowest score for: 57 all out vs Elstead. Lowest score against 128 for 9 dec, Erratics (FFTMCC 126 for 9, T20)

Mandarins scored 6 50s and no centuries. Graeme Tunbridge spoiled his pattern of exactly one 50 every season, by scoring two.

Mills 57*vs Foxbury

H Forman 57 vs SMCC Midweek

Baker 55 vs Heber

Tunbridge 55 vs SMCC

Baxter 55 vs Brill

Tunbridge 52* vs FFTMCC

Best bowling was Chris Healey, 6.4-1-15-4 vs Erratics.  

Notable events: This was the season of Covid-19, with recreational cricket banned until 11 July. 39 players turned out for the Mandarins (2019,53) of whom 13 appeared just once. Mandarins took 42 catches and stumpings. A rough tally showed the number dropped was only around half that of chances held, a very considerable improvement on the 2019 ratio. Worst collapse was against SMCC Midweek from 188-2 to 224 all out, including 6 for 8, 216-4 to 224 all out, chasing 227.  Against Heber the top 6 batsmen in the order were right handers, and the bottom 5 left handers –thanks to Paul Mills for spotting that trivia.

Best Partnerships for each wicket

1st    53 vs Kings School Rochester (Baxter/H Forman)

2nd 96 vs Brill (Baxter/Hawkhead) 

3rd 72 vs SMCC Midweek (H Forman/Lowin)

4th 37 vs SMCC (Wilmot/Taylor)

5th 64 vs Heber (Baker/Pharoah)

6th 78 vs Foxbury (Baker/Mills) . 

7th 33 vs Superstars (Ramani/H Forman)

8th 37* vs Brill (Ramani/D Forman) 

9th 15 vs SMCC (Tunbridge/Hawkins)

10th 54 vs SMCC (Tunbridge/Manian) – provisional club record for 10th wicket, overtaking the 51 made by Denis Parsons and Paul McIntyre at Berkeley Taverners in 1980, which had stood for 40 years and 35 days.

Other 50 partnerships:

70 (3rd) vs Hockerill (Healey/Somerville)

56 (2nd) vs SMCC Midweek (Haider/H Forman)

50 (5th) vs Superstars (Tunbridge/Manian)

BATTING AVERAGES (Exceptionally, Venky, given truncated season qualification is 2 rather than the usual 3 completed innings)

        Played Innings N.O. Runs Highest Average     100/50

H Forman 5         5         0         151         57         30.20 -/1

Tunbridge 9         9         1         214         55         26.75 -/2

Hawkhead 2         2         0         48         43         24.00

Healey 7         7         2         113         42         22.60

Ramani 11         11         4         145         27*         20.72

Mills 4         4         1         62         57*         20.66 -/1

Eastaway 6         4         2         41         27*         20.50

Baker 6         6         0         97         55         16.17 -/1

Taylor 2         2         0         32         27         16.00

Williams         3         2         0         31         25         15.50

Baxter 9         9         0         138         55         15.33 -/1

Somerville 3         3         0         42         35         14.00

Manian 6         6         1         66         25         13.20

Wilmot 8         8         2         72         23*         12.00

Heard 3         2         0         22         22         11.00

Lowin 4         4         0         43         32         10.75

Brand 3         3         0         22         15         7.33

D Forman 9         7         3         28         16*         7.00

Brockbank 4         4         0         23         12         6.75

Tivey 3         3         0         18         13         6.00

S  Forman 6         6         0         28         16*         4.66

Hawkins         5         5         0         9         6         1.80

C McKeon 2         2         0         2         2         1.00

Also batted, appeared more than once, in order of appearance

McIntyre 7-4-3-10-8*-10.00; A Eastaway 2-1-0-0-0-0.00; Jon Porter 2-1-1-10-10*-&&&

One appearance: Pharoah, 41; Snowden,1; Lowen,1; Hurst,2; Richardson, 0; Kulkarni DNB; Cook 0; F Chave 0; Conway 17; Faizan Haider 49; Smith 3; Lloyd 1; James Porter 0.

BOWLING AVERAGES (Bowled more than once)

        Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Av         Econ Strike

Healey 36.2 6         136             14 9.71 3.74 15.57

Jon Porter 8         1         31             3         10.33 3.75 16.00

Mills 10         0         49             4         12.25 4.90 15.00

S Forman 50         11         149             10 14.90 2.98 30.00

Baker 10         0         80             5         16.00 8.00 12.00

Ramani 68         14         241             15 16.07 3.54 27.20

McIntyre 38         2         195             10 19.50 5.13 22.80

D Forman 57.1 3         316             15 21.07 5.53 22.87

Baxter 28     0         154             6         25.66 5.50 28.00

H Forman 22         2         105             4         26.25 4.77 33.00

Manian 9         1         27             1         27.00 3.00 54.00

Eastaway 44         11         139             5         27.80 3.15 52.80

Heard 24         5         100             2         50.00 4.17 72.00

Tunbridge 13         1         69             1         69.00 5.38 78.00

Also bowled once: Pharoah 6-1-28-0; Kulkarni 4-1-19-1; Hurst 7-2-10-0; Snowden 6-1-24-1; Lowin 2-0-20-0; Cook 5-0-20-0; F Chave 6-0-42-2; Somerville 1-0-9-0; A Eastaway 3-0-7-0; Lloyd 8-0-26-1; Faizan Haider 2-0-14-0; Smith 2-0-22-0; James Porter 3-0-20-0.

Mandarins took 38 catches and 4 stumpings: Tunbridge 6; Wilmot 3+2; D Forman, Ramani 5;  Healey, Baxter 4;  C Mckeon, Brand, James Porter 2, Williams 2 stumpings, Baker, Brockbank, Mills, S Forman, Jon Porter,1. 

Chris Baker

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