P15 W9 L4, D2 A2
17th April 2010 vs U18s Academy (away)
Academy 205 for 6 in 35 overs
(Rizwan 10-0-54-2)
Kings Heath 209 for 6 in 34 overs
(Rizwan 57, Gregg Arrand 45, Tom Salliss 42*)
KINGS HEATH 3RDS WON BY 4 WICKETS
24th April 2010 vs Five Ways Old Eds (home)
Five Ways 76 all out in 12.3 overs
(Aman Khan 5-3-20-4)
Kings Heath 77 for 1 in 8.1 overs
(Rizwan 50*, Adam Badger 10*)
KINGS HEATH WON BY 9 WICKETS
1st May 2010 vs Moseley (home)
Moseley 161 all out in 44.2 overs
(Aman Khan 14.2-1-49-4)
Kings Heath 121 all out in 37.5 overs
(Joe Hawkins 43, Amit Patel 15)
MOSELEY WON BY 40 RUNS
8th May 2010 vs Attock (away)
MATCH CANCELLED DUE TO RAIN
15th May 2010 vs Aston Manor (home)
Aston Manor 154 all out in 34.5 overs
(Hawkins 6-0-22-4, Aman Khan 5.5-0-28-3)
Kings Heath 155 for 5 in 36 overs
(O'Connor 52, Aman 31*, Badger 28, Gregg Arrand 24*)
KINGS HEATH WON BY 5 WICKETS
22nd May 2010 vs Solihull Blossomfield (away)
Solihull Blossomfield 156 all out in 45 overs
(Aman Khan 15-2-32-5, Sean Brown 5-1-17-2)
Kings Heath 158 for 3 in 35.1 overs
(Masood 47*, Hawkins 28, Jag Patel 28, O'Connor 24*)
KINGS HEATH WON BY 7 WICKETS
29th May 2010 vs Weoley Hill (home)
MATCH CANCELLED DUE TO RAIN
5th June 2010 vs Redditch (away)
Redditch 143 all out in 37.4 overs
(Nabeel Ahmed 8.4-1-33-5, Sean Brown 5-0-18-3)
Kings Heath 144 for 9 in 48.2 overs
(Sean Brown 45*, Graham Arrand 25)
KINGS HEATH WON BY 1 WICKET
12th June 2010 vs Kenilworth (away)
Kenilworth 122 all out in 40.5 overs
(Sean Brown 12-6-19-5, Bernard O'Connor 13-3-38-4)
Kings Heath 123 for 5 in 33.5 overs
(Adam Badger 39, Aaron Oliver 24, Gregg Arrand 16*)
KINGS HEATH WON BY 5 WICKETS
19th June 2010 vs Bournville (home)
Bournville 213 for 8 in 45 overs
(Crocker 13-0-75-3, Aman 10-1-39-2, Sean 11-0-45-2)
Kings Heath 204 all out in 42 overs
(Gregg Arrand 64, Sam Crocker 34, Sean Brown 16)
BOURNVILLE WON BY 9 RUNS
26th June vs Southam (home)
Southam 155 all out in 30 overs
(Saleem 6-1-33-5, Crocker 5-0-16-2, Aman 9-0-40-2)
Kings Heath 156 for 5 in 32 overs
(Bernard O'Connor 52, Jag Patel 19, Sam Crocker 17)
KINGS HEATH WON BY 5 WICKETS
3rd July vs Moseley (away)
Kings Heath 128 all out in 39 overs
(Tom Salliss 48*, Parminder Bhomra 33, Badger 18)
Moseley 129 for 2 in 20.3 overs
(Dan Armstrong 5-0-23-1, Sean Brown 6-1-25-1)
MOSELEY WON BY 8 WICKETS
10th July vs Attock (home)
Attock 156 all out in 39.2 overs
(Aman 15-4-53-4, Saleem 4.2-0-18-3, Sean 5-0-26-2)
Kings Heath 104 all out in 32 overs
(Sean Brown 36*, Graham Arrand 14)
ATTOCK WON BY 52 RUNS
17th July 2010 vs Aston Manor (away)
Kings Heath 195 for 8 in 45 overs
(Parminder Bhomra 101, Joe Hawkins 34, Masood Khan 24)
Aston Manor 114 for 8 in 45 overs
(Nabeel 14-4-23-4, Aman 10-3-19-2, Brown 7-4-11-1)
KINGS HEATH WINNING DRAW
24th July 2010 vs Solihull Blossomfield (home)
Kings Heath 218 all out in 43.1 overs
(Masood 50, Nabeel 43, Aman 28, Jag 25, Graham 13*)
Solihull Blossomfield 161 for 8 in 46 overs
(Altaf Ur-Rehman 6-1-28-3, Aman 15-5-29-3, Wahid 3-0-25-1)
KINGS HEATH WINNING DRAW
31st July 2010 vs Weoley Hill (away)
Weoley Hill 155 all out in 40 overs
(Greaves 8-1-29-6, Nabeel 8-3-20-1, Javod Malik 12-0-54-1)
Kings Heath 158 for 4 in 43.4 overs
(Nabeel 73*, Bernard, 24, Mike Barlow 23, Jag 13, Badger 9*)
KINGS HEATH WON BY 6 WICKETS
7th August 2010 vs Redditch (home)
Redditch 53 all out in 16.2 overs
(Altaf 8-1-24-4, Louie Turpie 6-2-12-2, Malik 2.1-0-14-2)
Kings Heath 54 for 5 in 12.4 overs
(Adam Badger 16*, Miles Davis 16, Masood 9, Josh Baker 6)
KINGS HEATH WON BY 5 WICKETS
15th August vs Kenilworth (home)
Kenilworth 127 all out in 32.0 overs
(Nabeel 9-2-16-3, Wadelin 6-2-23-3, Altaf 7-1-33-2)
MATCH ABANDONED DUE TO RAIN
Monday, November 1, 2010
Saturday 3rds Results 2010
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Saturday 2nd XI Averages 2010
BATTING
Rizwan Mohammed: 315 runs @ 39.38 (8 inns, HS 67)
Dave Monk: 221 runs @ 73.67 (4 inns, HS 87*)
Paul Spinks: 211 runs @ 23.44 (9 inns, HS 43)
Jon Clugston: 207 runs @ 34.50 (6 inns, HS 103)
Jattin Patel: 133 runs @ 16.63 (8 inns, HS 84)
Tom Salliss: 126 runs @ 14.00 (10 inns, HS 54)
Gregg Arrand: 121 runs @ 20.17 (10 inns, HS 20*)
Ritesh Patel: 119 runs @ 29.75 (4 inns, HS 41)
Ben Jones: 119 runs @ 29.75 (6 inns, HS 36)
Bernard O’Connor: 119 runs @ 23.80 (7 inns, HS 55*)
Kasim Abbas: 115 runs @ 23.00 (7 inns, HS 80)
Adnan Ali: 112 runs @ 18.67 (7 inns, HS 56*)
Aaron Oliver: 106 runs @ 11.78 (9 inns, HS 42)
Jeff Webb: 106 runs @ 9.64 (11 inns, HS 37)
BOWLING
Josh Williams: 23 wickets @ 32.22 (RPO 3.75, SR 51.55)
Paul Monk: 10 wickets @ 20.60 (RPO 3.64, SR 33.96)
Kasim Abbas: 10 wickets @ 33.20 (RPO 4.68, SR 42.60)
Adnan Ali: 9 wickets @ 24.00 (RPO 5.81, SR 24.80)
Amar Budhia: 8 wickets @ 22.63 (RPO 22.63, SR 39.00)
Rizwan Mohammed: 8 wickets @ 33.25 (RPO 4.51, SR 44.25)
Dan Brockman: 7 wickets @ 20.29 (RPO 3.74, SR 32.57)
Saturday 1st XI Averages 2010
BATTING
Andrew Lloyd: 678 runs @ 39.88 (19 inns, HS 103*)
Andy Davis: 529 runs @ 31.12 (18 inns, HS 85*)
Phill Jeffries: 287 runs @ 16.88 (19 inns, HS 50)
Chris Monk: 227 runs @ 18.92 (14 inns, HS 41)
Richard Blythe: 185 runs @ 16.82 (14 inns, HS 38*)
Rizwan Mohammed: 142 runs @ 17.75 (8 inns, HS 45)
Rob Adams: 120 runs @ 15.00 (8 inns, HS 71)
Sam Walker: 104 runs @ 17.33 (9 inns, HS 23)
BOWLING
Andy Davis: 38 wickets @ 12.11 (RPO 3.09, SR 23.53)
Andrew Lloyd: 38 wickets @ 12.82 (RPO 3.08, SR 24.95)
Phill Jeffries: 21 wickets @ 29.19 (RPO 4.54, SR 38.57)
Sam Walker: 18 wickets @ 26.61 (RPO 4.35, SR 36.67)
Chris Monk: 14 wickets @ 21.43 (RPO 4.76, SR 27.00)
Shak Syed: 12 wickets @ 24.25 (RPO 4.34, SR 33.50)
Sunday 1st XI Averages 2010
Sunday 1st XI Averages 2010
BATTING
Rizwan Mohammed: 361 runs @ 27.77 (13 inns, HS 69)
Jattin Patel: 240 runs @ 24.00 (10 inns, HS 42)
Shak Syed: 164 runs @ 23.43 (8 inns, HS 61*)
Adnan Ali: 164 runs @ 20.50 (11 inns, HS 49*)
Rob Adams: 139 runs @ 46.33 (3 inns, HS 79)
Parminder Bhomra: 127 runs @ 31.75 (5 inns, HS 57)
Gregg Arrand: 124 runs @ 20.67 (12 inns, HS 22*)
Joe Hawkins: 115 runs @ 57.50 (3 inns, HS 43)
Bernard O’Connor: 106 runs @ 11.78 (10 inns, HS 24)
Matt Wright: 103 runs @ 20.60 (6 inns, HS 68)
BOWLING
Shak Syed: 21 wickets @ 7.38 (RPO 2.34, SR 18.90)
Rizwan Mohammed: 13 wickets @ 21.08 (RPO 4.62, SR 27.38)
Javod Malik: 11 wickets @ 19.18 (RPO 5.28, SR 21.82)
Adnan Ali: 11 wickets @ 24.45 (RPO 5.08, SR 28.91)
Josh Williams: 10 wickets @ 31.50 (RPO 4.71, SR 40.01)
Wahid Chishti: 7 wickets @ 36.71 (RPO 5.71, SR 38.57)
Saturday 3rd XI Averages 2010
BATTING
Bernard O’Connor: 190 runs @ 19.00 (11 inns, HS 52)
Masood Khan: 179 runs @ 17.90 (11 inns, HS 50)
Adam Badger: 170 runs @ 18.89 (13 inns, HS 39)
Gregg Arrand: 163 runs @ 54.33 (6 inns, HS 65)
Parminder Bhomra: 134 runs @ 67.00 (2 inns, HS 101)
Nabeel Ahmed: 134 runs @ 33.50 (6 inns, HS 73*)
Sean Brown: 122 @ 40.67 (6 inns, HS 45*)
Rizwan Mohammed: 113 runs @ 37.67 (4 inns, HS 57)
Joe Hawkins: 105 runs @ 26.25 (4 inns, HS 43)
Jag Patel: 105 runs @ 10.50 (10 inns, HS 28)
BOWLING
Aman Khan: 31 wickets @ 11.77 (RPO 3.21, SR 22.01)
Nabeel Ahmed: 22 wickets @ 17.14 (RPO 3.41, SR 30.11)
Sean Brown: 17 wickets @ 12.53 (RPO 3.59, SR 20.93)
Altaf Ur-Rehman: 9 wickets @ 9.44 (RPO 4.05, (SR 14.00)
Saleem Haider: 9 wickets @ 11.33 (RPO 4.59, SR 14.80)
George Greaves: 7 wickets @ 12.57 (RPO 3.38, SR 22.29)
Midweek League Averages 2010
BATTING
Andy Davis: 88 runs, HS 88*
Tom Salliss: 75 runs, HS 36*
Parminder Bhomra: 50 runs, HS 28
Matt Wright: 47 runs, HS 20
Gregg Arrand: 46 runs, HS 17
Adnan Ali: 44 runs, HS 21*
Aaron Oliver: 43 runs, HS 28
Masood Khan: 41 runs, HS 33
BOWLING
Javod Malik: 7 wickets, RPO 6.96
Saba Naseri: 5 wickets, RPO 6.47
Sean Brown: 4 wickets, RPO 8.14
Monday, September 20, 2010
Sunday 1st XI Results 2010
2nd May 2010 vs Alvechurch (home)
Alvechurch 152 for 8 in 40 overs (Shak Syed 8-1-10-3, Adam Badger 8-2-25-2)
Kings Heath 153 for 7 in 27 overs (Mike Barlow 28, Sam Crocker 25, Aman Khan 25)
KINGS HEATH WON BY 3 WICKETS
9th May vs Castle Bromwich (away, friendly)
Castle Bromwich 156 for 9 in 40 overs (Shak Syed 8-3-6-5, including a hat-trick)
Kings Heath 157 for 4 in 33.1 overs (Rizwan 69, Wasim Akram 35)
KINGS HEATH WON BY 6 WICKETS
16th May 2010 vs Birmingham Khokni (away)
Khokni 171 all out in 33.2 overs (Malik 6.2-0-36-4, Riz 6-1-18-2, Lloyd 6-0-37-2)
Kings Heath 172 for 7 in 36.3 overs (Andy Lloyd 66, Jattin 34, Rizwan 34, Gregg 14*)
KINGS HEATH WON BY 3 WICKETS
23rd May 2010 vs Bournville (away)
Bournville 131 all out in 32.3 overs (Adnan Ali 7.1-1-27-4, Saba Naseri 4-2-7-3)
Kings Heath 132 for 6 in 40.3 overs (Joe Hawkins 43, Jattin Patel 20, Gregg Arrand 14*)
KINGS HEATH WON BY 4 WICKETS
6th June 2010 vs Pickwick (home)
Pickwick 158 for 6 in 30 overs (Adnan Ali 5-0-21-3, Shak Syed 7-0-23-1)
Kings Heath 162 for 3 in 21.5 overs (Shak Syed 61*, Rizwan 46, Saba Naseri 26*)
KINGS HEATH WON BY 7 WICKETS
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Sunday 1s vs PHMCC (home), 19/09/10
PHMCC 148 all out in 37.4 overs (Shak 7-2-10-0, Sean 7-2-29-1, Rizwan 7-0-34-3, Wahid 8-2-20-1, Jag 5-0-22-2, Adnan 3.4-0-21-3) FOW: 39 59 72 79 104 113 126 131 137 148
Kings Heath 149 for 8 in 32.5 overs Rizwan ct cover 41 (48b, 3x4, 2x6) Shak Syed bowled 28 (31b, 4x4) Bernard O'Connor ct midwicket 10 (22 balls) Mike Barlow ct mid off 0 (7 balls) Gregg Arrand ct mid off 1 (8 balls) Adam Badger bowled 0 (2 balls) Josh Williams 39 not out (44b, 4x4, 1x6) Adnan Ali bowled 21 (26b, 2x4) Sean Brown ct midwicket 2 (7 balls) Wahid Chishti 1 not out (2 balls) Did not bat: Jag Patel FOW: 50 81 83 83 83 84 135 148
KINGS HEATH WON BY 2 WICKETS
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Saturday 2s vs Walsall WMF (away), 11/09/10
(Josh Williams 15-1-55-3, Kasim Abbas 15-1-63-2, Parminder Bhomra 9.1-0-39-3, Jag Patel 9-1-61-1)
Kings Heath 113 for 7 in 52.0 overs
Jattin Patel bowled 5 (7 balls)
Kasim Abbas bowled 1 (6 balls)
Parminder Bhomra lbw 25 (60 balls, 4x4)
Bernard O'Connor 30 not out (166 balls, 3x4)
Sam Crocker bowled 2 (9 balls)
Adnan Ali lbw 15 (27 balls, 1x4)
Gregg Arrand bowled 2 (17 balls)
Josh Williams bowled 4 (5 balls, 1x4)
Adam Badger 4 not out (15 balls)
Did not bat: Jag Patel, Graham Arrand
FOW: 5 6 46 53 70 81 85
MATCH DRAWN
Sunday, September 5, 2010
Sunday 1s vs Khokni (home), 05/09/10
Birmingham Khokni 227 for 3 in 40.0 overs (Shak 8-1-25-0, Brown 6-1-27-0, Rizwan 8-0-45-0, Adnan 8-1-58-1, Williams 8-1-49-1, Badger 2-0-15-1) FOW: 92 121 123
Kings Heath 196 all out in 39.3 overs Jattin Patel ct midwicket 42 (64 balls, 1x4) Rizwan ct keeper 26 (24 balls, 1x4, 2x6) Bernard O'Connor ct slip 3 (5 balls) Matt Wright bowled 68 (55 balls, 3x4, 2x6) Ben Jones stumped 20 (52 balls) Shak Syed bowled 11 (7 balls, 1x4, 1x6) Adnan Ali bowled 1 (4 balls) Josh Williams stumped 10 (11 balls) Gregg Arrand run out 7 (4 balls) Adam Badger bowled 4 (8 balls) Sean Brown 1 not out (3 balls) FOW: 54 62 84 146 154 162 173 187 187 196
BIRMINGHAM KHOKNI WON BY 31 RUNS
Saturday, September 4, 2010
Saturday 2s vs Lyndworth (home), 04/09/10
Lyndworth 246 for 9 in 50.0 overs
(Syed 13-1-67-3, Walker 13-2-44-1, Williams 12-0-58-2, Brown 12-1-52-2)
FOW: 14 36 67 67 159 196 202 240 246
Kings Heath 130 all out in 35.3 overs
Jeff Webb ct slip 2 (6 balls)
Jon Clugston lbw 36 (46 balls, 5x4)
Paul Spinks ct backward point 40 (81 balls, 6x4)
Jattin Patel lbw 7 (12 balls, 1x4)
Aaron Oliver bowled 4 (18 balls, 1x4)
Matt Wright ct keeper 3 (18 balls)
Gregg Arrand bowled 7 (9 balls, 1x4)
Sean Brown ct slip 11 (16 balls, 2x4)
Sam Walker bowled 0 (1 ball)
Shak Syed bowled 4 (6 balls, 1x4)
Josh Williams 0 not out (0 balls)
FOW: 2 70 82 93 107 111 118 118 130 130
LYNDWORTH WON BY 116 RUNS
Monday, August 30, 2010
Saturday 2s vs Offchurch (away), 30/08/10
Offchurch Lapworth 247 all out in 50.0 overs (Brown 10-1-51-1, Williams 15-1-55-4, Kasim 15-3-63-4, Wadelin 4-0-43-0, Jag 6-0-31-0)
Kings Heath 245 all out in 49.4 overs Kasim Abbas lbw 11 (22 balls, 1x4) Jon Clugston run out 103 (125 balls, 11x4, 3x6) Paul Spinks lbw 19 (33 balls, 3x4) Bernard O'Connor lbw 1 (16 balls) Aaron Oliver caught 42 (64 balls, 7x4) Adnan Ali caught 1 (6 balls) Josh Williams caught 8 (9 balls) Gregg Arrand caught 7 (7 balls, 1x4) Sean Brown run out 4 (13 balls) Jack Wadelin caught 0 (1 ball) Jag Patel 1 not out (1 ball) FOW: 25 65 113 211 223 226 236 241 241 245
OFFCHURCH WON BY 2 RUNS
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Saturday 2s vs Barby (home), 28/08/10
Kings Heath 215 for 6 in 50 overs Jeff Webb bowled 2 (10 balls) Kasim Abbas caught 2 (8 balls) Paul Spinks caught 43 (102 balls, 4x4) Bernard O'Connor retired hurt 55 (95 balls, 4x4) Tom Salliss lbw 54 (46 balls, 3x4) Adnan Ali bowled 13 (11 balls) Josh Williams caught 20 (10 balls, 2x4) Dan Brockman 0 not out (0 balls) Gregg Arrand 14 not out (7 balls, 1x6) Did not bat: Sean Brown, Jag Patel FOW: 3 10 89 163 202 202
Barby 137 for 5 in 50 overs (Brockman 15-7-24-2, Brown 11-3-28-1, Williams 10-1-25-0, Adnan 5-1-21-1, Kasim 5-1-18-1, Jag 4-1-10-0) FOW: 6 19 58 96 128
KINGS HEATH WINNING DRAW
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Warwickshire vs Northants (Under 19s), 24/08/10
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Sunday 1s vs Bournville (home), 22/08/10
Kasim Abbas bowled 7 (13 balls)
Jattin Patel run out 40 (50 balls, 4x4)
Ben Jones bowled 7 (26 balls, 1x4)
Tom Salliss bowled 8 (20 balls, 1x4)
Rizwan caught 1 (6 balls)
Adnan Ali ct&b 4 (6 balls)
Shak Syed bowled 3 (11 balls)
Sean Brown run out 51 (60 balls, 6x4)
Callum Bird ct keeper 18 (36 balls, 2x4)
Josh Williams 11 not out (12 balls)
Gregg Arrand run out 0 (0 balls)
FOW: 17 32 71 72 77 78 81 157 171 174
(Shak 8-2-20-4, Sean 7-1-21-2, Josh 6-0-28-3, Adnan 2-0-19-0, Rizwan 2.2-0-5-1, Callum 3-0-20-0, Kasim 2-0-6-0)
KINGS HEATH WON BY 56 RUNS
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
U13s vs Olton (Quarter Final), 16/08/10
Kings Heath 121/2 (Callum Bird 45no, Louis Langham
Walsh 37)
Olton 100/6
Kings Heath won by 21 runs.
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Sunday 1s vs Five Ways Old Eds (away), 15/08/10
(Shak 4.1-0-19-3, Brown 7-2-14-1, Badger 5-0-22-0, Malik 5-0-28-0, Jag Patel 6-1-21-5, Parminder 3-0-3-1)
FOW: 1 23 23 69 96 102 102 102 108 110
Kings Heath 111 for 8 in 36.3 overs
Jattin Patel ct midwicket 3
Rob Adams bowled 0
Parminder Bhomra ct cover 5
Matt Wright bowled 17
Ben Jones bowled 25
Adam Badger ct mid on 10
Shak Syed ct deep midwicket 8
Sean Brown 4 not out
Gregg Arrand ct keeper 14
Malik 0 not out
Did not bat: Jag Patel
FOW: 0 8 11 63 78 82 91 107
KINGS HEATH WON BY 2 WICKETS
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Saturday 2nds vs Pickwick (home), 14/08/10
Kings Heath 92 all out in 33.3 overs Jattin Patel ct gully 16 Aaron Oliver ct point 2 Jack Turrell ct gully 2 Joe Hawkins ct keeper 12 Sam Crocker ct keeper 2 Chris Crocker ct keeper 0 Matt Wright ct slip 12 Jack Lockyer bowled 3 Gregg Arrand caught 19 Josh Williams (capt) ct keeper 21 Stuart Millard 1 not out
Pickwick 93 for 0 in 15.2 overs (Williams 8-1-34-0, Millard 2-0-12-0, Jattin 5.2-0-47-0)
PICKWICK WON BY 10 WICKETS
Saturday 3rds vs Kenilworth (home), 14/08/10
Kenilworth 127 all out in 32 overs (Altaf 7-1-33-2, Aman 8-1-35-2, Wadelin 6-2-23-3, Nabeel 9-2-16-3, Malik 2-0-13-0) FOW: 53 62 81 82 88 112 112 117 117 127
Kings Heath 0-0 Did not bat: Jag Patel, Nabeel Ahmed, Olly O'Brien, Masood Khan, Josh Baker, Adam Badger, Altaf Ur-Rehman, Aman Khan, Graham Arrand, Malik, Jack Wadelin
MATCH ABANDONED DUE TO RAIN
Monday, August 9, 2010
Sunday 1s vs Sheldon Marlborough (home), 08/08/10
Arden Sunday Cricket League, Division 3
Sheldon Marlborough 83 all out in 30.5 overs (Rizwan 5-1-10-1, Millard 5-3-7-0, Chris Crocker 5-1-21-0, Brown 3-0-10-1, Parminder 7-1-15-4, Williams 5.5-1-15-3)
Kings Heath 84 for 1 in 19 overs Sam Crocker 40 not out (59 balls, 4x4, 63 mins) Rizwan bowled 8 (12 balls, 2x4, 18 mins) Parminder Bhomra 29 not out (41 balls, 5x4, 35 mins) Did not bat: Bernard O'Connor, Ben Jones, Adam Badger, Sean Brown, Chris Crocker, Josh Williams, Jag Patel, Stuart Millard
KINGS HEATH WON BY 9 WICKETS
Sunday, August 8, 2010
U10s vs Solihull Blossomfield, 05/08/10
Kings Heath 305 - 2
George McKeever 18
Zain Butt 17
Mo Qamar 15
Mark Laing 10
James Salliss 10
Umar Saeed 9
Waleed Farooq 5
Tom Banks 1
Solihull Blossomfield 213 - 7
Umar Saeed 3ovs 1mdn 2wkts 4runs
Tom Banks 3ovs 0mdn 2wkts 10runs
James Salliss 2ovs 1mdn 1wkt 2runs
Mo Qamar 2ovs 0mdn 1wkt 10runs
Zain Butt 2ovs 1mdn 0wkt 1run
Waleed Farooq 2ovs 0mdn 0wkt 6runs
Mark Laing 2ovs 0mdn 0wkt 14runs
1 Run Out - Tom Banks + Mo Qamar
KINGS HEATH WON BY 92 RUNS
Kings Heath u10's finish the season with a record of 5 wins and 2 defeats from their 7 games.
Saturday 2nds vs Blossomfield (away), 07/08/10
Solihull Blossomfield 188 for 7 in 48 overs (Millard 5-1-13-0, Nabeel 5-0-13-0, Aman 12-2-41-1, Brown 7-1-45-1, Williams 12-1-40-0, Jattin 7-1-24-3)
Kings Heath 189 for 4 in 31.3 overs Jattin Patel 13 Kasim Abbas 80 Bernard O'Connor 0 Sam Crocker 2 Adnan Ali 56* Chris Crocker 10* Did not bat: Nabeel Ahmed, Sean Brown, Aman Khan, Josh Williams, Stuart Millard FOW: 52 53 69 157
KINGS HEATH WON BY 6 WICKETS
Saturday 3rds vs Redditch (home), 07/08/10
Redditch 53 all out in 16.2 overs (Turpie 6-2-12-2, Altaf 8-1-24-4, Malik 2.1-0-14-2)
Kings Heath 54 for 5 in 12.4 overs Josh Baker run out 6 (1x4) Wahid Chishti ct 0 (2 balls) Miles Davis ct 16 (2x4) Masood Khan lbw 9 (2x4) Adam Badger 16 not out (3x4) Louie Turpie bowled 0 (2 balls) Altaf Ur-Rehman 1 not out Did not bat: Malik, Jag Patel, Pardeep Ruprai, Graham Arrand FOW: 2 16 27 39 39
Sunday, August 1, 2010
Sunday 1s vs Sheldon Marlborough (away), 01/08/10
Kings Heath 152 for 5 in 34.3 overs Jattin Patel ct 30 (52 balls, 93 mins) Rizwan ct keeper 0 (2 balls, 6 mins) Parminder Bhomra ct 57 (91 balls, 110 mins) Bernard O'Connor ct 22 (45 balls, 41 mins) Josh Baker 11 not out (15 balls, 20 mins) Gregg Arrand ct 11 (15 balls, 11 mins) Matt Wright 0 not out (1 ball, 7 mins) Did not bat: Adnan Ali, Louie Turpie, Josh Williams, Luke Baker FOW: 8 85 130 130 141
KINGS HEATH WON BY 5 WICKETS
Saturday 2nds vs Standard (home), 01/08/10
Kings Heath 100 all out in 43.5 overs Jeff Webb ct keeper 1 (20 balls) Aaron Oliver ct slip 2 (12 balls) Ritesh Patel ct keeper 35 (59 balls) Jack Turrell ct cover 14 (30 balls) Matt Wright ct keeper 15 (31 balls) Aman Khan ct mid on 4 (4 balls) Saba Naseri run out 0 (6 balls) Gregg Arrand 17 not out (44 balls) Kasim Abbas bowled 7 (29 balls) Josh Williams bowled 0 (2 balls) Stuart Millard bowled 0 (2 balls) FOW: 4 4 32 65 73 73 74 98 98 100
STANDARD WON BY 145 RUNS
Saturday 3rds vs Weoley Hill (away), 31/07/10
Kings Heath 158 for 4 in 43.4 overs Jag Patel ct 13 (2x4) Nabeel Ahmed 73 not out (11x4) Bernard O'Connor ct 24 (3x4) Mike Barlow ct 23 (5x4) Olly O'Brien ct 8 (1x4) Adam Badger 9 not out (1x4) Did not bat: Louie Turpie, Malik, Jack Wadelin, George Greaves, Graham Arrand FOW: 29 81 112 134
KINGS HEATH WON BY 6 WICKETS
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Midweek Squad Game (home), 28/07/10
Shak Syed 17
Adnan Ali 23
Adam Badger 11
Callum Bird 26
Jack Wadelin 8
Saba Naseri 1
Louie Turpie 0
Jei Diwakar 19*
Eitan Fifer 11
Gregg Arrand 0*
(Miles 3-0-28-1, Amit 3-0-22-0, Lockyer 3-0-25-3, Abbas 3-0-24-0, Malik 3-0-18-0, Pardeep 3-0-16-0)
Team JL - 122 for 9 in 18 overs
Rizwan Mohammed 7
Kasim Abbas 8
Masood Khan 15
Matt Wright 0
Abbas Usman 5
Amit Patel 1
Jack Lockyer 0
Pardeep Ruprai 1
Javod Malik 20
Miles Davies 39*
(Shak 2-0-16-1, Badger 2-0-16-0, Turpie 2-0-23-1, Saba 2-0-21-0, Wadelin 2-0-8-1, Diwakar 3-0-16-3, Eitan 2-0-7-2, Bird 3-0-13-1)
TEAM GA WON BY 14 RUNS
The first innings began with the opening partnership of Adnan (23) and Shak (17) using their licence to thrill and playing numerous attacking strokes; Shak in particular played murderous drives straight down the ground and through midwicket. Shak was eventually dismissed ‘obstructing the field’ when he offered an easy return catch to the bowler Amit, but screamed out in a high pitched voice to distract him. The catch was subsequently dropped by the bowler, but umpire Alan Hyatt immediately raised his finger to indicate the batsman was dismissed for obstructing the field. U17 Adam Badger (11) proved solid in a partnership with U13 Callum Bird before Callum dropped the ball into a gap at midwicket and called for a single. Badger was initially reluctant to take the run and was slow off the mark, resulting in a clear run out. The middle order offered little staying power before under 13s Callum and Jei Diwakar put on a partnership against a bowling attack full of players with senior experience, rotating the strike with supreme understanding. Following Callums’ eventual dismissal for the top score of 26, Eitan Fifer came to the crease and scored 11 runs before getting out with one delivery of the innings remaining. Young Jei promptly hooked the final ball behind square on the leg side for four runs, finishing his innings unbeaten on 19, and the team score on 136 for 8 from the allocation of 18 overs. Jack Lockyer was the pick of the bowlers, collecting three wickets in his spell. Miles Davies also showed great promise, thundering down the slope to intimidate the junior batters he was bowling to. The second innings began with Shak being struck for two consecutive boundaries by left hander Kasim Abbas; both shots were technically perfect drives through the covers for four. This enraged the bowler and the following delivery Shak bowled one of his fastest balls of the season, scorching through the defence of the batter and obliterating the off stump. Rizwan still proved a threat and youngsters Louie Turpie and Jack Wadelin were introduced into the attack, having earlier registered a duck when batting. Rizwan was visibly distracted by this move, refusing to play his natural game and attack the young bowlers. This worked to the advantage of the fielding team, Rizwan eventually getting frustrated and coming down the wicket and the ball hitting full on the pads. The subsequent lbw verdict enraged the batsman, but from the umpires view it was stone dead. Masood Khan played solidly for 15 before his dismissal, and Abbas Usman scored only five runs before he was out. Matthew Wright, the Saturday 2nd team opening batsman, was out without scoring, as he hit an uppish drive from the bowling of U13 Jei Diwakar high up in the air where it was caught by Adam Badger, backpedalling at mid off. Whilst Saba Naseri was thundering down the hill Eitan Fifer was introduced into the bowling attack up the slope to bowl big turning off spinners. The final ball of his first over was bowled to the left handed Amit Patel; it was a very full delivery outside the off stump and after pitching turned away slightly more. It was an ideal delivery to punch into the covers but instead Amit tried to sweep – the ball taking the top edge and looping up in the air to the vacant short leg position. Thankfully the locum wicketkeeper Adnan Ali shimmied round the stumps and took a low catch in his gloves. This was Eitans’ first wicket in a match for Kings Heath and he showed his delight by lifting Adnan over his shoulder and promptly dropping him on the floor, doing what could have been serious damage to his head and neck. In Eitans’ following over he was bowling to the opposition skipper Jack Lockyer, who was yet to face a ball. A quick fielding restructure had placed men put to cover the short legside boundary, leaving only one man in the covers. Eitans first delivery to Lockyer was short outside off stump, the batsmans eyes lit up as Lockyer carved the ball into the gap between point and cover with all his might, certain of a boundary. However the fielding captain Gregg Arrand was the fielder at cover and took a step to his left before launching himself off his left foot and propelling himself towards the ball, safely catching the ball in both hands with both feet off the floor, horizontally parallel to the ground, leaving Lockyer astonished and out for a golden duck, and Eitan with a hat trick opportunity. The hat trick never came but when Pardeep Ruprai was dismissed for only a single it left Under 17s Javod Malik and Miles Davies at the crease with a big target to chase. Malik was on strike down the hill and the start of the over there was a 5/4 leg side field. After each of the next four dot balls an off side fielder was subtly brought across to the leg side until all nine fielders were standing on the leg side. The batsman Malik has always lacked tactical awareness and still had not noticed and kept trying to hit the ball through cow corner. When Malik was eventually dismissed Miles was allowed to keep batting in order for the full 18 overs to be delivered, with Malik used as a runner. Had Miles been dismissed then batting captain Jack Lockyer had most of his top order padded up, ready to enter the fray again. Miles was not dismissed, and completed the innings on 39 not out, albeit with the intensity of the match already flooded away. This secured a win for the team fielding second by a convincing 14 runs.
U10s vs Tanworth & Camp Hill (away), 27/07/10
Kings Heath 252 for 5
(George McKeever 11, James Salliss 9 not out)
Tanworth and Camp Hill 229 for 5
(Umar Saeed 2-1-1-1, James Salliss 2-1-3-1)
Run outs: Zain Butt 2, Mo Qamar 1
Kings Heath won by 23 runs
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
U17s vs Attock (away), 26/07/10
Kings Heath 118 for 2 in 20 overs
Sam Crocker 81 not out (55 balls, 11x4)
Josh Baker ct keeper 2 (20 balls)
Tom Salliss stumped 8 (15 balls, 1x4)
Ben Jones 19 not out, (24 balls, 1x4)
Attock 121 for 5
(Dan Armstrong 3-0-20-0, Sean Brown 4-0-17-2, Sam Crocker 2.2-0-14-1, Sultan Afzal 2-0-14-0, Jack Wadelin 2-0-17-0, Miles Davis 2-0-11-0, Javod Malik 1-0-22-0,)
Catches, Davis, BakerRun outs, Malik, Salliss.
ATTOCK WON BY 5 WICKETS
Monday, July 26, 2010
Under 17s v Attock (a), 26/07/10
U17s vs Alcester & Ragley (away), 19/07/10
Kings Heath 110 for 7 in 20 overs
(Sam Crocker 50 not out, Adam Badger 25)
Alcester and Ragley 112 for 2 in 17 overs
A&R WON BY 8 WICKETS
U12s vs Aston Manor (away), 25/07/10
SEMI FINAL
Kings Heath 115 for 5 in 20 overs
(Mustapha Babar 30 retired, Luke Frain 22, Oliver Banks 14*, Asif Haider 13, Depesh Bhardwa 13)
Aston Manor 116 for 6 wickets in 18.1 overs
(Asif Haider 4-0-11-2, Depesh Bhardwa 1-0-10-1, Luke Frain 2-0-16-2, Oliver Banks 2.1-0-12-1)
ASTON MANOR WON BY 4 WICKETS
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Sunday 1s vs Pickwick (away), 25/07/10
Pickwick 163 all out in 38.1 overs (Millard 9-4-30-2, Shak 7-3-14-2, Kasim 8-0-41-1, Adnan 4-0-16-1, Rizwan 4-0-24-2, Hawkins 4-0-19-0, Bernard 2.1-0-8-2)
Kings Heath 82 for 8 in 40.0 overs Matt Wright ct midwicket 0 (1 ball) Rizwan ct keeper 1 (14 balls) Jattin Patel ct cover 12 (2x4) Joe Hawkins 30 not out (1x4) Ben Jones lbw 0 (4 balls) Adnan Ali ct&b 0 (2 balls) Shak ct midwicket 0 (6 balls) Bernard O'Connor ct keeper 9 (2x4) Gregg Arrand ct keeper 21 (1x4) Kasim Abbas 7 not out (1x4) Did not bat: Stuart Millard FOW: 0 12 17 17 17 18 31 76
MATCH DRAWN
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Saturday 2s vs Handsworth (away), 24/07/10
Handsworth won the toss and elected to field
Kings Heath 91 all out in 34.5 overs Sam Crocker lbw 0 (2 balls) Matt Wright bowled 31 (4x4) Aaron Oliver bowled 9 (2x4) Bernard O'Connor ct sq leg 22 (2x4) Tom Salliss bowled 0 (2 balls) Gregg Arrand bowled 12 (1x4) Sean Brown bowled 0 (1 ball) Dan Armstrong ct keeper 0 (7 balls) Josh Williams 8 not out (1x4) Amit Patel bowled 2 Stuart Millard lbw 0 (5 balls) FOW: 0 33 60 60 74 74 77 78 85 91
Handsworth 97 for 3 in 23.5 overs (Millard 4-1-15-0, Williams 4.5-0-32-1, Armstrong 3-0-16-0, Brown 7-2-16-1, Crocker 5-2-10-1) FOW: 16 69 69
HANDSWORTH WON BY 7 WICKETS
Saturday 3rds vs Solihull Blossomfield (home), 24/07/10
At Holders Lane, 1.00pm start
Kings Heath 218 all out in 43.1 overs Jag Patel lbw 25 (4x4) Masood Khan bowled 50 (6x4, 2x6) Olly O'Brien bowled 5 (1x4) Altaf Ur-Rehman ct keeper 15 (3x4) Adam Badger bowled 5 (1x4) Miles Davis lbw 0 (2 balls) Aman Khan bowled 28 (4x4, 1x6) George Greaves ct keeper 0 (1 ball) Nabeel Ahmed bowled 43 (8x4) Wahid Chishti bowled 0 (1 ball) Graham Arrand 13 not out (2x4) FOW: 63 75 95 112 112 114 114 177 177 218
Solihull Blossomfield 161 for 8 in 46.0 overs (Nabeel 6-1-25-0, Aman 15-5-29-3, George 12-3-29-0 Wahid 3-0-25-1, Altaf 6-1-28-3, Miles 3-1-9-0, Olly 1-0-10-0)
KINGS HEATH WINNING DRAW
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
U10s vs Moseley & Olton WW, 20/07/10
Kings Heath 222 for 9
(George McKeever 20, Umar Saeed 11)
Moseley and Olton & West Warwicks 286 for 4
(Tom Banks 2-0-8-1, Waleed Farooq 2-0-17-1, Jack Clugston two run outs)
MOSELEY & OLTON WW WON BY 64 RUNS
Monday, July 19, 2010
Under 17s v Alcester & Ragley (a), 19/07/10
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Sunday 1sts vs Alvechurch (away), 18/07/10
Alvechurch 218 for 5 in 40 overs (Shak 8-1-26-1, Adnan 4-0-15-0, Wahid 8-2-36-1, Josh 8-0-29-0, Olly 8-1-48-3, Rizwan 4-0-33-0)
Kings Heath 143 all out in 32 overs Matt Wright bowled 0 (4 balls) Rizwan ct deep midwicket 41 (5x4, 2x6) Parminder Bhomra ct keeper 23 (4x4) Bernard O'Connor lbw 3 Mike Barlow bowled 2 Adnan Ali ct cover 6 (1x4) Shak Syed ct sq leg 17 (1x4, 2x6) Gregg Arrand ct cover 10 (1x4) Wahid Chishti 13 not out (1x4) Josh Williams bowled 10 (2x4) Olly O'Brien bowled 1 FOW: 0 69 71 75 80 96 109 122 138 143
ALVECHURCH WON BY 75 RUNS
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Saturday 2s vs Kenilworth (home), 17/07/10
Kings Heath 258 for 6 in 50 overs Jattin Patel 84 (138 balls, 10x4) Rizwan 67 (64 balls, 6x4, 3x6) Ritesh Patel 33 (37 balls, 6x4) Aaron Oliver 21 (26 balls, 2x4, 1x6) Tom Salliss 2 (4 balls) Sam Crocker 11 (13 balls) Matt Wright 22* (12 balls, 2x4) Kasim Abbas 9* (7 balls) Did not bat: Paul Spinks, Gregg Arrand, Josh Williams FOW: 121 175 214 214 226 234
Kenilworth 231 for 5 in 50 overs (Kasim 15-3-60-1, Josh 14-3-44-2, Crocker 5-0-35-0, Rizwan 6-0-28-1, Ritesh 2-0-3-0, Matt Wright 4-0-12-0, Salliss 1-0-6-0, Jattin 3-0-27-1) FOW: 34 58 146 150 221
KINGS HEATH WINNING DRAW
Saturday 3rds vs Aston Manor (away), 17/07/10
Kings Heath 195 for 8 in 45 overs Parminder Bhomra stumped 101 (13x4, 1x6) Joe Hawkins ct keeper 34 (4x4) Bernard O'Connor ct keeper 0 (2 balls) Masood Khan run out 24 (2x4,1x6) Sean Brown ct mid off 9 (1x4) Josh Baker ct long on 5 (1x4) Aman Khan ct point 2 Adam Badger bowled 7 Saleem Haider 2 not out Did not bat: Graham Arrand, Nabeel Ahmed FOW: 101 101 167 175 183 184 190 195
Aston Manor 114 for 8 in 45 overs (Nabeel 14-4-23-4, Aman 10-3-19-2, Sean Brown 7-4-11-1, Saleem 3-0-18-0, Bernard O'Connor 6-0-21-1, Hawkins 5-2-6-0) FOW: 5 17 18 18 21 26 79 100
KINGS HEATH WINNING DRAW
Thursday, July 15, 2010
U12s vs Moseley (home), 14/07/10
At Holders Lane Playing Fields, 6.00pm start
Kings Heath 121 for 2 in 20 overs
(Adil Saeed 30 retired, Mustapha Babar 27, Asif Haider 32*, Luke Frain 12*)
Moseley 124 for 2 in 18.2 overs
(Depesh Bhardwa 3-0-16-1, Adil Saeed 4-0-7-1)
MOSELEY WON BY 8 WICKETS
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Midweek XI vs Tanworth (home), 14/07/10
(Malik 3-0-29-1, Kasim 3-0-35-1, Lockyer 3-0-33-0, Miles 3-0-17-0, Lloyd 3-0-42-1)
Kings Heath 146 all out in 14.7 overs
Matt Wright stumped 20 (4x4)
Andy Lloyd ct keeper 11 (1x4, 1x6)
Masood Khan ct sq leg 8 (2x4)
Tom Salliss ct mid off 12 (1x4, 1x6)
Altaf Ur-Rehman stumped 19 (1x4, 2x6)
Gregg Arrand ct point 4 (1x4)
Malik stumped 9
Jack Lockyer run out 4
Miles Davis run out 17 (3x4)
Kasim Abbas ct keeper 1
Josh Williams 2 not out
Extras: 45
TANWORTH WON BY 13 RUNS
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
U17s vs Harborne (away), 05/07/10
Kings Heath 132 for 2 in 20 overs
(Josh Baker 43, Aaron Oliver 42, Sam Crocker 27)
Harborne 134 for 2 in 12 overs
HARBORNE WON BY 8 WICKETS
U15 Championship Final Table
Final position: 5th (9 teams)
Played 8, Won 3, Lost 5 (Total 50 points)
U10s vs Moseley Ashfield (home), 13/07/10
League game
Kings Heath 271 for 3 in 16 overs
(George McKeever 16, Daniel Bird 10)
Moseley Ashfield 244 for 5 in 16 overs
(Mo Qamar 3-1-6-2, Mark Laing 3-0-10-1, James Salliss 2-0-14-1)
KINGS HEATH WON BY 27 RUNS
Monday, July 12, 2010
U17s vs Bournville (away), 12/07/10
Kings Heath 115 for 7
(Aaron Oliver 33)
Bournville 119 for 4
BOURNVILLE WON BY 6 WICKETS
Under 17s v Bournville (a), 12/07/10
U12s vs Sheldon Marlborough (away), 11/07/10
League match, 10.00am start
Sheldon Marlborough 38 all out in 13 overs
(Oliver Banks 2-0-3-2, Depesh Bharda 3-3-0-2, Alexander Souza-Faria 2-0-6-3, James Anderson 1-0-1-2)
Kings Heath 39 for 1 in 4 overs
(Depesh Bharda 20 not out)
KINGS HEATH WON BY 9 WICKETS
U15s vs Knowle Village (home), 11/07/10
League match
Kings Heath 165 for 6 in 25 overs
(Sean Brown 76 not out, Tom Salliss 39)
Knowle Village 134 for 5 in 25 overs
(Jack Wadelin 5-0-25-2)
KINGS HEATH WON BY 31 RUNS
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Sunday 1s vs Five Ways Old Eds (home), 11/07/10
Five Ways 194 for 6 in 40 overs (Shak 8-3-12-2, Adnan 4-1-23-0, Rizwan 4-1-29-0, Malik 4-0-26-0, Josh Williams 8-2-26-0, Wahid 8-1-45-2, Olly O'Brien 4-0-30-1)
Kings Heath 186 all out in 39.3 overs Matt Wright ct point 18 (4x4s) Rizwan ct mid off 0 (1st ball) Bernard O'Connor ct keeper 1 Jattin Patel ct keeper 20 (4x4s) Gregg Arrand ct slip 3 Adnan Ali 49 not out (5x4s) Shak Syed bowled 60 (6x4s, 3x6s) Wahid Chishti run out 8 Josh Williams bowled 4 (1x4) Malik run out 0 Olly O'Brien bowled 3 FOW: 6 18 20 45 49 128 159 165 170 186
FIVE WAYS WON BY 8 RUNS
U13s vs Leamington (away), 08/07/10
Final
Leamington 135 for 7 in 20 overs
(Pardeep 4-0-16-4)
Kings Heath 89 for 9 in 14.3 overs
(Hassan Farooq 32 retired, Mo Akhtar 15, Adil Saeed 14)
LEAMINGTON WON BY 46 RUNS
U13s vs Harborne (home), 07/07/10
League match
Harborne 179 for 1 in 20 overs
(Mo Uwais 2-0-13-0, Mo Akhtar 4-0-25-0, Chad Atkinson 1-0-19-0, Jei Diwakar 3-0-41-0, Pardeep Ruprai 2-0-21-1, Hassan Farooq 4-0-28-9, Callum Bird 4-0-24-0)
Kings Heath 167 for 5 in 20 overs
Callum Bird 29
Louis Langham-Walsh 6
Hassan Farooq 20
Chad Atkinson 32
Mo Akhtar 50 not out
Mo Uwais 10
Daniel Stanton 2 not out
HARBORNE WON BY 12 RUNS
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Saturday 2s vs Ansley Sports (home), 10/07/10
League match
Ansley Sports 253 for 9 in 50 overs (Rizwan 12-0-57-3, Kasim Abbas 11-1-72-1, Adnan Ali 10-0-55-3, Josh Williams 13-4-42-1, Matt Wright 4-1-16-1) FOW: 45 57 88 91 138 191 192 200 241
Kings Heath 216 for 8 in 50 overs Jeff Webb ct midwicket 21 Rizwan bowled 61 Aaron Oliver bowled 11 Jon Clugston ct keeper 19 Tom Salliss bowled 30 Paul Spinks bowled 32 Adnan Ali ct mid on 16 Matt Wright bowled 5 Kasim Abbas 5 not out Gregg Arrand 0 not out Did not bat: Josh Williams FOW: 55 83 110 123 179 200 210 212
MATCH DRAWN
Saturday 3rds vs Attock (home), 10/07/10
League match, Holders Lane
Attock 156 all out in 39.2 overs (Aman Khan 15-4-53-4, Nabeel Ahmed 15-4-44-1, Sean Brown 5-0-26-2, Saleem Haider 4.2-0-18-3) FOW: 42 45 50 65 75 120 141 148 156 156
Kings Heath 104 all out in 32 overs Jag Patel bowled 1 Josh Baker bowled 4 (1x4) Bernard O'Connor bowled 9 (2x4s) Aman Khan bowled 0 Jack Lockyer bowled 9 (2x4s) Sean Brown 36 not out (7x4s) Masood Khan c&b 4 (1x4) Adam Badger ct gully 4 (1x4) Saleem Haider ct mid on 1 Graham Arrand bowled 14 (2x4s) Nabeel Ahmed bowled 9 (2x4s) FOW: 8 16 16 17 29 39 55 61 88 104
ATTOCK WON BY 52 RUNS
Friday, July 9, 2010
U10s vs Knowle & Dorridge (away), 09/07/10
Kings Heath 200 for 9
(Mark Laing 8, Daniel Bird 7)
Knowle & Dorridge 237 for 3
(Umar Saeed 3-1-3-1, Mark Laing 3-2-4-1, Daniel Bird 2-0-6-1)
KNOWLE & DORRIDGE WON BY 37 RUNS
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Midweek XI vs Selly Oak (home), 08/07/10
Selly Oak College 113 for 8 in 20 overs
(Lockyer 4-1-11-2, Syed 3-0-13-2, O'Brien 4-0-28-2)
Kings Heath 97 all out in 18.2 overs
Luke Baker bowled 1
Josh Baker ct mid off 16 (3x4s)
Jattin Patel ct midwicket 25 (3x4s)
Mike Barlow ct keeper 1
Parminder Bhomra ct point 1
Amit Patel ct sq leg 1
Shak Syed ct slip 0 (1 ball)
Matt Wright ct keeper 0
Jack Lockyer run out 30 (3x4s, 1x6)
Gregg Arrand run out 7
Olly O'Brien 5 not out
FOW: 4 34 47 51 52 52 52 55 68 97
SELLY OAK COLLEGE WON BY 16 RUNS
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Midweek XI vs Shirley (away), 07/07/10
(Adnan Ali 3-0-38-2, Sam Walker 3-0-41-2)
Kings Heath 136 for 7 in 15 overs
(Masood Khan 33 including 3 consecutive sixes)
SHIRLEY WON BY 85 RUNS
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
U12s vs Ward End Unity (away), 02/07/10
League match, 6.00pm start
Kings Heath 117 for 5 in 20 overs
(Luke Prince 31 retired, Adil Saeed 24, Depesh Bharda 17, Luke Frain 10)
Ward End Unity 65 all out in 18 overs
(Tom Swift 2-1-2-2, Depesh Bharda 3-0-3-2, Mustapha Babar 2-0-6-2)
KINGS HEATH WON BY 52 RUNS
U15s vs Wythall (away), 05/07/10
Friendly game at Wythall Park, Sliver Street
Kings Heath 111 for 7 in 20 overs
(David Malcolm 25 retired, John Roper 16 retired, Hassan Farooq 11 not out)
Innings Highlights: Sixes from opening batsman Pardeep Guru and no.10 Jack Wadelin.
Wythall 107 for 8 in 20 overs
(John Roper 1 for 6, Nayan Patel 1 for 8, Jack Wadelin 1 for 12, Umar Rehman 1 for 19)
KINGS HEATH WON BY 4 RUNS
U10s vs Solihull Municipal (away), 05/07/10
League match result: Solihull Municipal conceded (they had to play 4 under 11s in their team)
Friendly match result:
Kings Heath 270 for 3 in 16 overs
(Mo Qamar 18, Waleed Farooq 9)
Solihull Municipal 271 for 4 in 16 overs
(James Salliss 3-0-7-2, Zain Butt 2-0-8-1, Mark Laing 4-0-22-1)
SOLIHULL MUNICIPAL WON BY 1 RUN FROM THE FINAL BALL
U15s vs Bablake Old Boys (h), 04/07/10
League match
Kings Heath 128 for 7 in 25 overs
(Louie Turpie 30, Ben Rattley 25, Josh Baker 25)
Bablake Old Boys 131 for 9 in 24.2 overs
(David Malcolm 3.2-1-13-3, Jack Wadelin 5-0-22-2, Sultan Afzal 5-0-28-2)
BABLAKE WON BY 1 WICKET WITH 4 BALLS REMAINING
U13s vs Bournville (away), 04/07/10
Bournville 42 for 8 in 20 overs
(Jei Diwakar 3-2-1-3, Mo Uwais 4-3-4-1)
Kings Heath 43 for 0 in 5 overs
(Louis Langham-Walsh 22*, Jack Sandilands 8*)
KINGS HEATH WON BY 10 WICKETS
Monday, July 5, 2010
U17s v Harborne (a), 05/07/10
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Sunday 1s vs Aldridge (away), 04/07/10
League match
Aldridge 198 for 7 in 40.0 overs (Stuart Millard 7-2-25-0, Parminder Bhomra 3-0-21-0, Adam Badger 2-0-27-0, Adnan Ali 7-1-28-1, Malik 5-0-28-1, Wahid Chishti 8-2-33-3, Rob Adams 8-1-36-2) FOW: 77 95 135 137 158 175 175
Kings Heath 198 for 9 in 40.0 overs Rob Adams bowled 60 Parminder Bhomra lbw 13 Bernard O'Connor ct midwicket 18 Mike Barlow bowled 14 Adnan Ali lbw 44 Wahid Chishti lbw 0 (2 balls) Gregg Arrand bowled 2 Malik bowled 8 Amit 6 not out Adam Badger ct mid off 0 (1 ball) Did not bat: Stuart Millard FOW: 82 98 115 154 166 171 183 198 198
MATCH TIED
Saturday, July 3, 2010
Saturday 2nds vs Walsall WMF (home), 03/07/10
League match
Kings Heath 119 all out in 40 overs Jeff Webb run out 12 Rizwan ct keeper 22 Ritesh Patel lbw 10 Jattin Patel run out 2 Paul Spinks ct midwicket 5 Jack Turrell run out 9 Gregg Arrand run out 11 Amar Bhudia ct mid on 10 Adnan Ali ct keeper 11 Aman Khan bowled 7 Josh Williams 4 not out
Walsall WMF 122 for 6 in 27.1 overs (Amar 12-2-38-1, Adnan 9-1-45-2, Josh 4.1-2-25-2, Aman 2-0-6-0)
Saturday 3rds vs Moseley (away), 03/07/10
League match, Moseley won the toss and opted to bowl
Kings Heath 128 all out in 39 overs Jag Patel ct slip 0 Saleem Haider ct keeper 0 Bernard O'Connor ct point 4 Parminder Bhomra ct slip 33 Tom Salliss 48 not out Adam Badger bowled 18 Amit Patel lbw 0 Dan Armstrong ct point 6 Kasim Abbas ct slip 1 Sean Brown lbw 0 Graham Arrand bowled 0 FOW: 10-1 10-2 17-3 77-4 109-5 109-6 116-7 127-8 128-9 128-10
Moseley 129 for 2 in 20.3 overs (Sean Brown 6-1-25-1, Saleem Haider 2-0-11-0, Parminder Bhomra 3-0-35-0, Kasim Abbas 4-1-15-0, Dan Armstrong 5-0-23-1, Tom Salliss 0.3-0-4-0)
MOSELEY WON BY 8 WICKETS
U12s vs Aston Manor (home), 30/06/10
At Holders Lane Playing Fields
Aston Manor 193 for 6 in 20 overs
(Depesh Bhardwa 4-0-25-2, Azeem Hanjra 2-0-10-1, Luke Frain 3-0-23-1)
Kings Heath 113 for 9 in 20 overs
(Tom Swift 34 retired, Luke Prince 17, Luke Frain 13)
ASTON MANOR WON BY 80 RUNS
Friday, July 2, 2010
U14s vs Moseley (home), 01/07/10
League match, Moseley won toss and opted to bowl
Kings Heath 155 for 6 in 20 overs
Louie Turpie ct keeper 11
Josh Baker lbw 2
Umar Rehman 51* (retired)
Naweed Uddin run out 50
Luke Baker run out 6
Ben Rattley ct keeper 0
Hassan Farooq 7 not out
Chad Atkinson caught 0
Omar Dawood 0 not out
Did not bat: Jei Diwakar, Tom Boyce
Moseley 123 for 6 in 20 overs
(Naweed Uddin 4-0-24-1, Umar Rehman 4-0-13-1, Omar Dawood 2-0-18-1, Hassan Farooq 3-0-28-0, Luke Baker 4-0-19-1, Ben Rattley 2-0-14-1, Tom Boyce 1-0-6-0)
KINGS HEATH WON BY 32 RUNS
Points gained: Win 4, Bat 4, Bowl 3
Moseley began their chase of 156 cautiously, Naweed bowled a good length outside off stump and proved difficult to drive, and most of the runs he conceded were through third man. Hassan fielded superbly at backward point diving low and stopping hard hit cut shots when the length was a touch too short. With encouragement from the coach, the team decided to go “IPL style” and open the bowling up the slope with Umar, an off spinner. This worked better than expected as the Moseley opening batsmen were obviously used to starting their innings against pace and struggled to score, another contributory factor was the placement of Luke Baker at short midwicket that prevented any quick singles dropped into the leg side. The change bowlers Omar Dawood, Luke Baker and Ben Rattley continued to offer good control with Moseley now chasing in excess of eight per over, the boundaries were restricted, all collecting a valuable wicket apiece. However the introduction of Hassan Farooq into the attack got nerves jangling; his length was all over the place in an erratic first over and after bowling several high no-balls he was withdrawn from the attack as his three overs went for nearly thirty runs. Tom Boyce was called upon to bowl the final over with 39 runs needed to win. There was very poor light due to the extraordinary length of time it took Moseley to bowl 20 overs (two hours) and Boyce was warned by the umpire not to bowl fast due to the bad visibility and potential danger to the batters. Tom attempted to bowl slow spin however was promptly called for two wides from the astonishingly inconsistent umpire. When his third delivery was hit to the cover boundary he was instructed to bowl normal speed again: as the batsmen were obviously seeing the ball well enough, and no further runs were conceded from the over securing victory by an eventually comfortable 32 run margin. This secured the Kings Heath side runners up position within the Under 14 Division despite being in first place on the deadline day. (Dorridge were allowed to play four fixtures after the Warwickshire ‘play by’ date and finished winners).
The Kings Heath preparation for the match was somewhat disrupted when the Moseley coach insisted that the cricket balls offered by the home size were too big; following closer inspection of the rules it transpired that Kings Heath were correct and a full size adult ball should be used at Under 14 level. It soon came to light that swing bowler Louie Turpie, Warwickshire U15 B and Kings Heath captain was carrying a back injury and therefore unable to bowl. This was a big blow for the home sides’ chances against a strong Moseley batting line-up. The presence of a neutral umpire was welcomed, however a series of seemingly random decisions and inconsistent interpretation of the ‘wides’ rule ensured that both teams felt aggrieved at the conclusion of the game. It should not be suggested that the umpire was incompetent, but if every individual decision was scrutinised under the URDS system then the vast majority would be overturned. Kings Heath were batting first and the coach ensured that the team were targeting a big score, especially with such a strong batting order all eleven of whom could contribute runs.
The two Warwickshire U15 B boys Louie Turpie and Josh Baker opened the batting together for Kings Heath – only the second time they had done so for the Under 14s. The first occasion was against Knowle and Dorridge and resulted in a spectacularly inept run out from the second ball of the innings, Louie Turpie hitting the ball directly at square leg and calling for a single, both batters standing helplessly in the centre of the pitch as the stumps were broken. Both boys had produced superb individual innings during the season (having identical high scores of 42) but had thus far failed to replicate individual successes into a meaningful partnership. The partnership was not given any time to develop as Josh Baker was soon triggered leg before wicket by the umpire to a half hearted appeal from the deep fine leg fieldsman. It should be noted that this delivery pitched short of a length on leg stump and in the absence of swing was continuing on that line down the leg side - had there not been an interception from the batsman then the ball would have been called wide. The ball hit the batsman on the pocket of his left leg, high up on the thigh pad; he was also well back on his stumps after correctly interpreting the (short) length of the ball. For a few seconds after the umpire raised his index finger to uphold the optimistic appeal and confirm the dismissal there was a stunned disbelieving silence from everyone on the pitch and all the spectators. Moseley suddenly found their voice, celebrating neither a good delivery nor a batsman error, but a clear cut, blatant mistake by an umpire. On such decisions entire seasons can be defined, and the underlying message about the Kings Heath season was ‘recording victory after overcoming adversity’. Louie Turpie soon followed Josh back to the pavilion for only 11 runs after trying flick a ball off his hip and being out caught behind. The ball itself came off the thigh pad before being caught by the wicketkeeper down the leg side; Louie stepped back from the stumps as batters are prone to do whilst awaiting a decision following a loud appeal, and the umpire took this as an admission of guilt and again pointed his index finger at the cloudy skies above. The injustice of it all was destroying the teams’ morale and at two wickets down in fewer than four overs the pressure was mounting, mental recalculations of a par score were taking place by both coaches. However Kings Heath shouldn’t have worried, in form batsman Naweed was coming to the crease with Umar Rehman and this pair traditionally bat well together, using the pace and deflecting the ball into gaps behind square on the offside. They took the score past one hundred before Naweed on 48 pushed a single into the covers leaving him tantalisingly poised unbeaten on 49 at the non strikers end. Umar was also in his forties and was now on strike - he stroked the next ball straight to mid off and called for the single. There was never any chance that either batsman could have made the 22 yards without being run out, barring a fielding error. Umar took several steps down the pitch before realising his mistake, but Naweed was by now fully committed to the single and by the time he had turned and tried to make his ground the stumps had been broken with the batsman a yard short. There was an agonising delay before the umpire raised his finger for a third time to confirm the dismissal. Before his run out Naweed had been averaging 170 with the bat, an indicator of not only his supreme run of form but his contribution to the team. As Naweed began his slow walk back he removed his helmet and glanced at the sky, whilst the watching supporters from both sides rose as one and clapped his achievement despite falling one run short of a notable milestone it was a fantastic innings which brought Kings Heath back into contention. Umar reached his fifty the following over and had to retire to the sound of another surge of applause from the Kings Heath team.
The onus was now on quick runs and several Kings Heath batsmen fell for the good of the team. Luke Baker was the second run out of the innings, slow on the turn whilst attempting a double to the third man boundary, but should be commended for his sacrifice. Ben Rattley, in the unfamiliar position of number six tried to scoop the ball over the slips and keeper for runs but unfortunately got height rather than distance on the shot and the wicket keeper took a good swirling catch. Chad Atkinson was making his Under 14 debut but could only succeed in offering a catch to mid off for a duck from the penultimate ball of the innings. Hassan was unbeaten for seven and Omar had the pleasure of walking to the non-strikers end with one delivery remaining of the innings. The team proved themselves extremely capable of setting and defending a total for the first time in the season during their final match. Moseley were under pressure throughout and were unable to break the match defining partnership between Naweed and Umar which eventually sealed the result which was the fifth win of the season.
Thursday, July 1, 2010
U15s vs Solihull Municipal (home), 24/06/10
Friendly match
Kings Heath 118 for 3 in 20 overs
(Luke Baker 33 retired, Tom Salliss 32 retired)
Solihull Municipal 119 for 3 in 20 overs
SOLIHULL MUNICIPAL WON BY 7 WICKETS FROM THE FINAL BALL OF THE MATCH
Midweek XI vs Solihull Blossomfield (home), 30/06/10
Kings Heath 149 for 2 in 14.4 overs
(Andrew Davis 88 not out)
KINGS HEATH WON BY 8 WICKETS
Sunday, June 27, 2010
U13s vs Sutton Coldfield (CUP), 25/06/10
Cup Match
Sutton Coldfield 124 for 4 in 20 overs
(Pardeep 3-0-21-2, Chad Atkinson 3-0-12-1)
Kings Heath 128 for 3 in 19.1 overs
(Adil Saeed 30 retired, Callum Bird 30 retired, Hassan Farooq 22)
KINGS HEATH WON BY 7 WICKETS (WITH 5 BALLS REMAINING)
U14s vs Sheldon Marlborough (away), 27/06/10
League match at Foliot Fields, Stoney Lane (Sheldon won the toss and elected to bat)
Sheldon Marlborough 58 for 6 in 20 overs
(Naweed 3-0-7-1, Umar 3-1-7-2, Rashurd 3-0-16-0, Adil Saeed 2-0-7-0, Luke Baker 2-1-1-2, Omar 3-0-10-0, Jei 3-2-1-1, Ben 1-0-7-0)
FOW: 8 9 9 39 58 58
Kings Heath 62 for 0 in 7.3 overs
Josh Baker 42 not out (9 x 4s)
Luke Baker 12 not out (1 x 4)
Did not bat: Ben Rattley, Umar Rehman, Arjan Gihar, Naweed Uddin, Adil Saeed, Rashurd Ali, Omar Dawood, Louis Langham-Walsh, Jei Diwakar
KINGS HEATH WON BY 10 WICKETS
Bonus points: Win 4, Bat 4, Bowl 3
Kings Heath cruised comfortably in their chase of 59, during which Luke Baker was given the opportunity to open the batting for the first time, having failed to make it to the crease during the Blossomfield victory the previous match, and Josh Baker also had the chance to boost his confidence having failed to make a notable score since the first match against Kings Norton. However Sheldon bowled their first two overs very accurately and several minds briefly wondered if there could be an upset and Sheldon successfully defend their total. The wonderings were soon silenced at the start of the third over when Josh opened his shoulders and starting hitting boundaries though the offside with ease. Luke soon joined in the fun, hitting a sublime four to the left of mid on and the pair surged past the total in only 45 deliveries, scoring the required runs at over 8 an over to secure the win by 10 wickets.
Earlier Sheldon had won the toss and surprisingly elected to bat; Kings Heath would also have batted on a hot day and a flat pitch. Eight bowlers were used, not out of necessity but in order to ensure that most players were given an opportunity to bowl some overs and collect wickets. The opening bowlers Naweed and Umar soon reduced Sheldon to 9 for 3 and despite two rallying partnerships of 30 and 19 respectively Sheldon were kept to only 58 from their full 20 overs. Under 12 Adil Saeed made an encouraging debut, bowling two overs before being rotated. Under 13 Jei Diwakar bowled three overs for only a single run (which was a front foot no-ball) and collected a wicket in the process – an exceptional reaction catch by Luke Baker at close midwicket. Ben Rattley also bowled his first over of the year, demonstrating his full repertoire of off spin deliveries and varied his pace well. The joint captaincy of Ben Rattley and Umar Rehman has worked well in the absence of regular captain Louie Turpie. Although victory is pleasing it is more satisfying to win a close contest which either team could have won. The result of this match was effectively decided once the first three Sheldon Marlborough wickets had fallen.
Saturday, June 26, 2010
Saturday 3rds vs Southam (home), 26/06/10
1st inns Southam 155 all out in 30 overs (Nabeel 5-0-31-0, Aman 9-0-40-2, Abbas 5-0-22-1, Saleem 6-1-33-5, Crocker 5-0-16-2) FOW: 10-1 52-2 72-3 129-4 129-5 133-6 136-7 151-8 155-9 155-10
2nd inns Kings Heath 156 for 5 in 32 overs Jag Patel ct keeper 19 (4 x 4s) Saleem Haider ct midwicket 16 (3 x 4s) Bernard O'Connor ct gully 52 (8 x 4s) Aman Khan ct keeper 11 (2 x 4s) Sam Crocker ct mid off 17 (3 x 4s) Adam Badger 8 not out (1 x 4s) Gregg Arrand 2 not out Did not bat: Masood Khan, Graham Arrand, Mohammed-Abbas Bhanji, Nabeel Ahmed FOW: 41-1 41-2 57-3 132-4 152-5
KINGS HEATH WON BY 5 WICKETS
Friday, June 25, 2010
U12s vs Handsworth, 23/06/10
At Holders Lane Playing Fields
Handsworth 100 for 5 in 20 overs
(Luke Frain 3 overs for 3 runs & 1 wicket
Kings Heath 103 for 5 in 15 overs
(Adil Saeed 30 runs, retired)
KINGS HEATH WON BY 5 WICKETS
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
U11s vs Kings Norton & Weoley Hill (home), 21/06/10
Kings Heath 299
Kings Norton & Weoley Hill 262
KINGS HEATH WON BY 37 RUNS
Monday, June 21, 2010
U13s vs Attock (away), 20/06/10
Attock 75 all out
Kings Heath 76 for 1
(Jei Diwakar 39 not out, Adil Saeed 26)
KINGS HEATH WON BY 9 WICKETS
U15s vs Highway (away), 20/06/10
U15 Championship
Kings Heath 149 for 6 in 25 overs
(Josh Baker 53, Naweed Uddin 33*)
Highway 150 for 3 in 23 overs
HIGHWAY WON BY 7 WICKETS WITH 2 OVERS REMAINING
Points: Batting 3, Bowling 1
Sunday, June 20, 2010
Sunday 1s vs Aldridge (home), 20/06/10
Aldridge 262 for 9 in 40 overs (Armstrong 7-0-42-0, Adnan 4-0-18-0, Rizwan 6-0-34-2, Wahid 7-0-50-0, Josh 8-0-66-1, Malik 6-0-46-4, Jattin 2-0-11-1) [Aldridge opening batters scored 51 and 97, the no. 4 scored 55] FOW: 88-1 95-2 187-3 195-4 225-5 242-6 253-7 260-8 260-9
Kings Heath 207 for 9 in 40 overs Sam Crocker bowled 9 (2x4) Rizwan ct mid on 68 (12x4) Bernard O'Connor ct cover 24 (1x4) Jattin Patel stumped 25 (1x4) Adnan Ali bowled 33 (5x4) Dan Armstrong bowled 21 (4x4) Amit Patel ct mid off 2 Wahid Chishti bowled 1 (2 balls) Malik stumped 5 (1x4) Josh Williams 0 not out Gregg Arrand 0 not out FOW: 37-1 93-2 131-3 148-4 188-5 199-6 201-7 207-8 207-9
MATCH DRAWN
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Saturday 3rds vs Bournville (home), 19/06/10
League match
1st inns Bournville 213 for 8 in 45 overs (Crocker 13-0-75-3, Nabeel 5-1-28-1, Brown 11-0-45-2, Aman 10-1-39-2, Abbas 6-1-36-0)
2nd inns Kings Heath 204 all out in 42.0 overs Adam Badger ct&b 4 (1 x 4) Jag Patel ct slip 11 (2 x 4s) Bernard O'Connor ct keeper 15 (3 x 4s) Aman Khan bowled 8 (2 x 4s) Sam Crocker bowled 34 (7 x 4s) Gregg Arrand ct long on 64 (8 x 4s, 1 x 6) Masood Khan ct long on 14 (2 x 4s) Sean Brown ct keeper 16 (3 x 4s) Graham Arrand ct keeper 0 (2 balls) Mohammed-Abbas Bhanji lbw 0 (2 balls) Nabeel Ahmed 1 not out FOW: 6-1 (Badger) 34-2 (Jag) 53-3 (Aman) 75-4 (Bernard) 114-5 (Crocker) 143-6 (Masood) 191-7 (Gregg) 191-8 (Graham) 191-9 (Abbas) 204-10 (Sean)
BOURNVILLE WON BY 9 RUNS WITH 18 BALLS REMAINING
Friday, June 18, 2010
U14s vs Solihull Blossomfield (home), 17/06/10
League match
Solihull Blossomfield 113 for 5 in 20 overs
(Rashurd 4-1-12-0, Naweed 4-0-21-1, Omar 3-0-18-1, Jei 2-0-21-0, Umar 4-1-16-0, Callum 3-0-18-1 & two run outs.)
Kings Heath 116 for 1 in 17 overs
Callum Bird 50 retired out
Umar Rehman lbw 13
Naweed Uddin 27 not out
Ben Rattley 0 not out
Did not bat: Luke Baker, Hassan Farooq, Louis Langham-Walsh, Aquib Khan, Rashurd Ali, Omar Dawood, Jei Diwakar
KINGS HEATH WON BY 9 WICKETS
Bonus points: Win 4, Bat 4, Bowl 2
The bowling was economical but not penetrative; the fielders contributing with two run outs as Solihull Blossomfield were restricted to only 115 on a good batting track. Kings Heath charged past the Blossomfield score with seven batsmen unused. Under 13 Callum Bird was on debut for the 14s and agreed to open the innings in what could have been a tricky chase of 114. However he managed to compile a very composed fifty, adding exactly 50 for the first wicket with Umar Rehman as they coupled aggressive running between the wickets with clinical stroke play until Umar was deemed lbw for 13. There was a danger when Naweed came to the crease and scored freely all around the wicket, that Callum would be stranded short of his fifty, as the target score was fast approaching. Callum was in his late forties as Naweed kept most of the strike, until eventually Callum scored the run to take him to exactly fifty and was able to retire with victory all but complete. Ben Rattley came to the crease but did not face a ball as Naweed hit the next delivery for four, finishing unbeaten on 27. Kings Heath had three overs to spare in what turned out to be a very comprehensive win.
U10s vs Harbourne (home), 16/06/10
Kings Heath 310 for 2 in 16 overs
(George McKeever 18, Daniel Bird 18, Felix Abbot-Black 16)
Harbourne 251 for 6 in 16 overs
(James Salliss 3-0-14-2, Daniel Bird 2-0-5-1, Felix Abbot-Black 3-0-8-1, Waleed Farooq 2-0-12-1 & 1 run out by Bird and McKeever)
KINGS HEATH WON BY 59 RUNS
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Midweek vs Moseley (away), 16/06/10
(Aaron Oliver 28, Wahid Chishti 22 not out)
Moseley 114 for 1 in 13.6 overs
MOSELEY WON BY 9 WICKETS
U11s vs Attock (away), 14/06/10
Grizzlies U11 South Birmingham
Kings Heath 317
Attock 202
KINGS HEATH WON
Sunday, June 13, 2010
Under 13s vs Moseley Ashfield (home), 13/06/10
Cup match
1st inns
Kings Heath 127 for 3 in 20 overs
(Call Bird 30 retired, Louis Langham-Walsh 30 retired)
2nd inns
Moseley Ashfield 55 all out
(Mo Uwais 3 wickets for 12 runs)
KINGS HEATH WON BY 72 RUNS (& progress to semi-final)
Sunday 1s vs Weoley Hill (away), 13/06/10
2nd inns Weoley Hill 0-0 (Innings did not commence)
MATCH ABANDONED - RAIN, UNFIT PITCH & OUTFIELD
The Weoley Hill captain put Kings Heath into bat on a sunny afternoon, and accidentally let slip that his team preferred the option of blocking for a draw in the second innings. Kings Heath immediately smelt weakness and set about their task of dismantling the Weoley Hill bowlers with great aplomb and confidence, and a seemingly disinterested Weoley Hill were soon regretting their choice. Jattin Patel was clinical, punishing any deliveries that strayed onto his legs or offered too much width, hitting three boundaries in his quick 14. The second wicket partnership between Rob Adams and Rizwan was worth 74 in only 10 overs. Rizwan was in a particularly bloodthirsty mood, he was expecting a personal telephone call which might bring distressing news, and decided to take his anger and frustration out on the Weoley Hill bowlers. He was particularly dismissive of anything pitched up, lofting the ball over infielders, hitting nine fours and two sixes in his 58. He was eventually run out by several yards attempting a distracted second run after the gully fielder misfielded.
Joe Hawkins was the next player in with the score reading 106 for 2 after only 14 overs, and at the halfway stage of 20 overs, the score read an improbable 154 for 2 and 300 was on the cards. Rob Adams showed his class, hitting ten fours in his 79 and adding 102 with Hawkins in 18 overs, the partnership characterised by punishing the bad deliveries but also failing to pressure the boundary riders, content to settle for singles when twos and threes could have been readily available. Hawkins scored 42 before both players were out in the same over, caught by the same fielder at mid on in identical dismissals, as rain started to fall and Kings Heath began to show some real urgency. The power hitters in the Kings Heath middle and lower order were preparing themselves for some big hitting in the final eight overs before a torrential downpour brought a premature end to proceedings.
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Saturday 3rds vs Kenilworth (away), 12/06/10
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
U11s vs Harbourne (home), 07/06/10
1st inns
Kings Heath 250
2nd inns
Harbourne 282
HARBOURNE WON BY 32 RUNS
Sunday, June 6, 2010
Sunday 1s vs Pickwick (home), 06/06/10
Arden Sunday League, Division Three
1st inns Pickwick 158 for 6 in 30.0 overs (Syed 7-0-23-1, Millard 8-0-36-0, Rizwan 3-0-18-0, Williams 2-0-13-0, Naseri 2-0-23-0, Adnan 5-0-21-3, Malik 3-0-16-0)
2nd inns Kings Heath 162 for 3 in 21.5 overs Rizwan bowled 46 (5 x 4s, 1 x 6) Altaf Ur-Rehman ct mid off 13 Saba Naseri 26 not out (1 x 4, 1 x 6) Adnan Ali caught 7 (1 x 4) Shak Syed 61 not out (5 x 4s, 3 x 6s) Did not bat: Mike Barlow, Malik, Bernard O'Connor, Josh Williams, Gregg Arrand, Stuart Millard
KINGS HEATH WON BY 7 WICKETS
U14s vs Dorridge (away), 06/06/10
League match
Dorridge 178 for 6 in 20 overs (Ollie Hayley 50 retired, Chris Beaumont-Dark 38)
(Naweed Uddin 4-0-34-0, Rashid Ali 3-0-28-0, Omar Dawood 3-0-17-1, Umar Rehman 4-0-44-1, Luke Baker 3-0-26-2, Jei Diwakar 3-0-23-2)
Kings Heath 124 for 8 in 20 overs (Beaumont-Dark 4-1-17-6)
Hassan Farooq stumped 0 (3 balls)
Naweed Uddin bowled 5 (1 x 4)
Umar Rehman bowled 0 (2 balls)
Ben Rattley bowled 17 (4 x 4)
Luke Baker c&b 36 (7 x 4)
Tom Boyce bowled 0 (1 ball)
Joe Jennings bowled 0 (1 ball)
Rashid Ali run out 0 (0 balls)
Omar Dawood 39 not out (7 x 4)
Jei Diwakar 15 not out (1 x 4)
FOW: 0 0 5 30 30 30 35 75
DORRIDGE WON BY 54 RUNS
Bonus points: Loss 1, Bat 4, Bowl 3
This match, scheduled away at Dorridge with a meet time of 9.30am on a Sunday morning, had all the signs of imminent disaster even before the first ball was bowled. This was the third league match in four days, all in the same week as the district festival. The two Warwickshire boys were unavailable as they were on a coach to Yorkshire, driving through the rain for a county game. The loss of Louie, the captain and opening bowler would be difficult to recover from, but the loss of opening batsman Josh Baker could be disastrous. Thankfully two Under 13s were drafted in as replacements; Jei Diwakar to bowl and Hassan as a batsman, Umar Rehman and Ben Rattley were selected as captain and vice captain. Kings Heath was asked to field first but at the start time only had eight players and no wicket keeper. The absence of manager Jonnie, a calming influence on the side, was keenly felt as the coach had no contact numbers for the missing players. Hassan reluctantly agreed to step in as keeper until Joe Jennings’ arrival after revealing that he kept for his school. The more pressing issue was the absence of the three late fielders. Joe and Omar Dawood eventually turned up at the halfway stage of 10 overs, but Aquib failed to attend at all due to his mother not feeling well. This put pressure on the stand in captain Umar, who had no chance of plugging the gaps with the Dorridge County ‘A’ boys at the crease. Eventually their captain Ollie Hayley had to retire after a rapid fifty one ball after the 10 over mark and Kings Heath managed to sneak a few more wickets. U13 Jei Diwakar bowled superbly in adversity and collected two scalps and effectively secured his place in the Under 14 side until the end of the season. The field placements were reactive, particularly when the spinners were on, and Dorridge closed on an intimidating 178 after scoring at all but nine runs per over.
Dorridge opened the bowling with their County ‘A’ boy who had also opened the batting and had been in the County system since he was 10. The surprising thing was that he was a left arm spinner who bowled round the wicket ‘through the gate’. Umar expressed a strong desire to bat at three so Hassan was the reluctant opening batsman who advanced down the pitch to his third delivery and tried to smite the ball back to Birmingham with his head in the air. He was promptly stumped by their captain and keeper for a duck. Umar took guard and was soon bowled second ball for a duck. The bowler Chris Beaumont-Dark was getting prodigious turn and proving exceptionally difficult to play; however when left hander Ben came to the crease the threat was nullified due to the angle of delivery. Naweed, opening for the first time and batting hero of the previous two matches, was also bowled by the left arm spinner for only five. Thanks to a good partnership from Luke Baker and Ben, Kings Heath had moved from 5 for 3 to 30 for 3. Ben played exceptionally well, using the pace of the ball to manipulate gaps behind square before he was bowled by the quick bowler for 17. At this stage quick recalculations were taking place and 120 was set as the new target which would mean maximum batting points. Tom Boyce was batting at six after not bowling an over with the ball and promptly missed his first delivery and was bowled for a golden duck, Joe Jennings also followed first ball leaving the bowler on a hat-trick. When Rashid was carelessly run out without facing a ball he became Kings Heaths’ fifth duck of the innings, all of those batsmen facing a combined total of seven deliveries. The score was now 35 for 7 and Luke Baker and Omar Dawood continued on to the drinks break at 10 overs with Luke unbeaten on 32. However in the first over after drinks, Luke hit another boundary, his seventh of the innings but then offered two consecutive hard hit caught and bowled chances, the second of which was taken. The bowler in question had hurt his hand in taking the catch but the dismissal still stood and Luke was out a career best 36. With the total on 75 for 8, 10 men Kings Heath were a solitary wicket away from losing the match. However Jei Diwakar and Omar put on a superb unbeaten 49 for the ninth wicket, Omar was given his first opportunity to have a long innings for the U14s, demonstrated impeccable defence and unfurled exceptional drives down the ground. Jei gave commendable support and superb tactical awareness, managing the run chase so that the required total of 120 (maximum batting points) was reached in the 19th over. Omar finished unbeaten on 39 and Jei on 15 not out. Their partnership gradually silenced the crowing Dorridge parents and supporters, along with the over confident Dorridge players. Despite the loss, Kings Heath had rallied from a potentially embarrassing score of 35 for 7 to a respectable 124 for 8; there was no shame in losing to such a strong Dorridge side.
Saturday, June 5, 2010
Saturday 3s vs Redditch (away), 05/06/10
1st inns Redditch 143 all out in 37.4 overs (Nabeel 8.4-1-33-5, Aman 7-1-21-0, Sean Brown 5-0-18-3, Abbas 4-0-20-0, George Greaves 6-1-30-1, Saleem Haider 7-1-22-1) FOW: 6-1 8-2 38-3 64-4 83-5 83-6 88-7 119-8 143-9 143-10
2nd inns Kings Heath 144 for 9 in 48.2 overs Jag Patel bowled 0 (3 balls) Saleem Haider lbw 0 (2 balls) Aman Khan bowled 5 (1 x 4) Masood Khan ct mid off 0 Gregg Arrand ct slip 12 (2 x 4s) Adam Badger ct cover 16 (2 x 4s) Sean Brown 45 not out (7 x 4s) Graham Arrand ct keeper 25 (4 x 4s) Mohammed Abbas-Bhanji ct keeper 1 Nabeel Ahmed ct keeper 2 George Greaves 2 not out FOW: 0-1 0-2 5-3 6-4 40-5 59-6 125-7 129-8 141-9
KINGS HEATH WON BY 1 WICKET
Friday, June 4, 2010
U14s vs Harbourne (home), 03/06/10
League match
Harborne 134 for 5 in 20 overs
(Naweed Uddin 4-0-15-1, Louie Turpie 4-0-25-0, Omar Dawood 4-0-25-0, Josh Baker 2-0-16-2, Luke Baker 3-0-30-0, Umar Rehman 3-0-25-1)
Kings Heath 128 for 6 in 20 overs
Josh Baker 0
Umar Rehman 0
Ben Rattley 0
Naweed Uddin 50 retired
Louie Turpie 42
Luke Baker 7
Louis Langham-Walsh 6
Aquib Khan 3 not out
Omar Dawood 1 not out
Did not bat: Arjan Gihar, George Franklin
HARBOURNE WON BY 6 RUNS
Bonus points: Loss 1, Bat 4, Bowl 3
This was the first of three fixtures arranged during district festival week: the boys involved had already spent the previous three days fielding in long matches in warm weather. Harborne batted first and were not put under pressure at any stage. The bowling offered at least one bad ball per over which was usually clinically dispatched to the boundary and for the second game in a row the fielders dropped numerous catches and continual misfields ensured Harborne reached a commanding total of 134 for 5. Josh Baker had the best bowling analysis, collecting two wickets from hideous slog across the line, but this was from continually bowling low full tosses which the batters repeatedly smeared to the boundary. The lack of pressure and terrible fielding display left the home side feeling disappointed and were reflecting on their first innings rather than concentrating on batting well in the second.
The chase started badly. The top three batsmen were removed for a combined total score of zero. Josh Baker started the collapse by walking across to the off side and trying to flick the ball off his pads to fine leg. However he missed the ball, which then hit leg stump. Umar and Ben were also bowled and the Kings Heath players rattled. Naweed and skipper Louie put on 99 for the fourth wicket, Louie was on 42 when he hit a pull shot straight to midwicket. Naweed retired once he reached fifty which left two new batsmen at the crease, however the pair had succeeded in deflating Harbornes’ buoyant mood in particular by exceptional running between the wickets. The remaining batsmen found it difficult to score as the best Harborne bowlers returned for the dying overs of the game. Despite valiant efforts by the lower order Kings Heath eventually finished six runs adrift. It should be noted that they did not deserve to win the match after such a poor fielding display and the careless nature from which the first three batters were dismissed – all bowled. However the coach made a point of reminding the players that although they had performed badly as a team the positive was that they had still come within six runs of victory.
U14s vs Knowle & Dorridge (away), 04/06/10
League match
Knowle and Dorridge 133 for 3 in 20 overs
(Louie Turpie 3-0-27-0, Rashid Ali 4-0-18-1, Naweed Uddin 4-0-18-1, Omar Dawood 4-0-32-1, Umar Rehman 4-0-21-0, Luke Baker 1-0-15-0)
Kings Heath 136 for 6 in 18.4 overs
Louie Turpie run out 0 (2 balls)
Josh Baker 9
Umar Rehman 31
Ben Rattley 14
Naweed Uddin 39 not out
Luke Baker 4
Joe Jennings 14
Rashid Ali 5 not out
Did not bat: Omar Dawood, Aquib Khan, Arjan Gihar
KINGS HEATH WON BY 4 WICKETS
Bonus points: Win 4, Bat 4, Bowl 1
This was the second league match in two days, following an exhausting week at the district festival. Knowle & Dorridge batted first, and their openers proved exceptionally well coached in their judgement of quick singles. They were able to keep the scoreboard moving whilst playing technically correct shots. Kings Heath were not able to create many wicket taking chances. Only two Knowle & Dorridge wickets fell until their captain was dismissed on the final ball of the innings – caught at midwicket by Josh Baker. It was particularly interesting that Knowle & Dorridge had only lost three wickets but their score was fairly low with so many batting resources left unused. This was partly down to the fact the batsmen appeared over coached and were reluctant to play an ugly shot in pursuit of quick runs. They refused to play any other way than technically correct and their scoring areas could be predicted. The Kings Heath bowlers should be commended for showing great ability to adapt to this situation. Knowle & Dorridge had only one ‘big’ over, when Luke Baker was brought on to bowl with a short leg side boundary and only one fielder on the boundary. 15 runs were conceded from the over and pushed their eventual score up to 133.
Skipper Louie Turpie and Josh Baker: both newly appointed Warwickshire U15 ‘B’ players strolled to the crease to open the batting. 24 hours earlier Louie had scored 42 runs during the defeat to Harborne and had the confidence to lead from the front again. However on the second ball of the innings disaster struck, Louie hitting the ball directly at square leg and calling for a single, both batters stranded helplessly in the centre of the pitch as the stumps were broken. After a short debate over which batter should be dismissed, Louie was correctly given out as he was closer to the stumps as they were broken. Kings Heath was 4 for 1 after the first over and with the required rate 6.84 there was significant pressure on both sides. However the second over changed the mentality of the match and flipped it in its head. To the delight of the watching Kings Heath team and supporters the second over conceded 26 runs, primarily from extras; namely no-balls and wides that the keeper missed and went for more runs. The scorers were having a nightmare keeping up, but it should be noted that the umpire calling the wides and no-balls was the Knowle & Dorridge coach. Amongst the chaos Josh Baker hit two balls that were within reach to the cover boundary for four before hitting a simple catch to the cover point fielder to conclude a hectic over. Josh was obviously gutted especially with the knowledge that a fifty was possible especially given the ease which he scored his nine runs. However Ben and Umar were at the crease and the run rate, although still steep, had been reduced to under a run per ball. A solid partnership took place before Ben fell for a useful 14. This brought Naweed to the crease, fresh from his unbeaten 50 the previous day. The subsequent partnership kept Kings Heath up with the required run rate until Umar fell for a well constructed 31. During the partnership Umar had slashed at a wide ball outside off which flew at catchable height through the area where second slip would normally stand and collected a single to deep third man. This was a 20 over game so there were no slips as most fielders were in front of square protecting the boundaries, as Umar reached the non strikers’ end he apologised to the Kings Heath coach who was the standing umpire. When asked why he was apologising he replied that it was a bad shot; the surprised coach made it clear that the Kings Heath batters should learn from Knowle & Dorridge; their reluctance to improvise or play anything other than technically perfect shots cost them lots of several runs during their innings, which in turn could cost them the match. The brief discussion made it clear that scoring runs through gaps in the opposition field is a legitimate tactic, and if the shot has brought a run then nobody will complain; batman improvisation will frustrate bowler and captain alike. Luke Baker made four and seemingly disinterested keeper Joe Jennings scored a quick 14 from bottom handed slogs before his dismissal. Rashid joined Naweed and was commendably restrained – normally he just slogs – and had the ability to recognise that Naweed was the set batsman and therefore gave him most of the strike. The 17th over was when Naweed decided to go ‘big’; Knowle & Dorridge had taken 15 off an over during their innings and now was the time for Kings Heath to take theirs. Naweed hit a perfectly timed six over midwicket into the tennis courts which brought personal pleasure and enjoyment to the whole Kings Heath team. The shot effectively secured the match and the opposition heads dropped. However it wasn’t until the fourth ball of the 19th over that Naweed clipped a full ball off middle stump to the midwicket boundary to complete victory and finish unbeaten on 39. The Kings Heath innings was not technically perfect by any means but the players demonstrated an effective method for scoring runs.
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Midweek XI vs Shirley (home), 02/06/10
(Saba Naseri 3 wickets for 29)
Kings Heath 113 for 8 in 15 overs
(Rizwan 36 runs)
SHIRLEY WON BY 2 RUNS
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Saturday 2s vs Pickwick (away), 31/05/10
1st inns Kings Heath 123 all out in 42.4 overs (Dan Armstrong 28, Gregg Arrand 19, Aaron Oliver 13, Jag Patel 10)
2nd inns Pickwick 124 for 6 in 40.3 overs (Rizwan 15-4-44-3, Josh Williams 15-2-38-2)
PICKWICK WON BY 4 WICKETS
Pickwick elected to field and were soon rewarded when Kings Heath stuttered to 128 all out. Rizwan was caught at short midwicket without scoring, Bernard O’Connor, opening the batting for the first time in the absence of a second opening batsman, resisted for a short while before edging a low catch to first slip. The ball appeared to have bounced before reaching the fielder but Bernard dutifully took his word and departed the crease. Aaron Oliver accrued 13 runs but was bowled by a straight delivery that kept low, undone by a lack of footwork. Later in the season Aaron would change to a wider batting stance in order to compensate for the lack of foot movement. Tom Salliss was out lbw, the ball hitting on the back leg but probably going on to clip the top of the stumps. There was resistance from the lower order: Gregg Arrand and Dan Armstrong put on the biggest partnership of the innings; Armstrong was in his usual mood of trying to smite every delivery received for four, while Arrand showed more restraint. Some aggressive strokeplay from the lower order dragged the Kings Heath total up to 123. The Kings Heath skipper decided that when defending such a low total, he wanted to Pickwick batters to face as most deliveries from the best bowlers, in order to make the run chase as difficult as possible. Rizwan and Josh Williams opened the bowling: Josh kept the scoring down to around two runs per over from his end, the pressure allowing Rizwan to make three breakthroughs with Josh collecting two wickets. At the 25 over stage Pickwick were 60 for 5 and the pressure was on. However soon both bowlers had completed their 15 over allocation and the change bowlers were unable to exert any pressure, allowing the Pickwick batters to score freely all round the wicket. Armstrong delivered several wides and was generally erratic. Wahid bowled relatively accurate medium pace, however bowled several front foot no-balls, which is criminal in a tight run chase. Jag Patel was introduced to ‘purchase’ a wicket with flighted leg spin, midwicket is a crucial fielding position for spinner and Salliss was placed precisely by the skipper. This bowling change soon proved fruitful as a full toss was hit firmly straight at the fielder and subsequently caught. There were elements of luck to the dismissal but Kings Heath claimed careful planning had gone into the wicket. By this time, Pickwick had creeped up very close to the target and Adam Badger was introduced into the attack. Unfortunately he bowled several leg side wides (a la Harmison) and the winning run came from a front foot no-ball.
Monday, May 31, 2010
U15s vs Solihull Blossomfield (home), 30/05/10
WCB U15 Championship
1st inns
Solihull Blossomfield 100 for 5 in 25 overs
2nd inns
Kings Heath 102 for 0
(Tom Salliss 49 not out, Josh Baker 45 not out)
KINGS HEATH WON BY 10 WICKETS
U15 Results to date
P5 W2 L3 A0 Points 29 (Batting 14, Bowling 7)
Saturday, May 29, 2010
U13s vs Moseley (home), 28/05/10
1st inns
Kings Heath 139 for 4 in 20 overs
(Callum Bird 55, Louis Langham-Walsh 33)
2nd inns
Moseley 85 for 6 in 20 overs
KINGS HEATH WON BY 54 RUNS
Thursday, May 27, 2010
U13s vs Walmley (away), 25/05/10
Cup match, 2nd round
1st inns
Walmley 78 all out in 18 overs
(Mo Aktar 3-1-2-4, including a hat-trick)
2nd inns
Kings Heath 79 for 4 in 18.4 overs
(Louis Langham-Walsh 30 ret, Adil Saeed 20)
KINGS HEATH WON BY 6 WICKETS WITH 10 BALLS REMAINING
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Midweek XI vs Solihull Blossomfield (a), 26/05/10
(Adnan Ali 3-0-21-1, Saba Naseri 3-0-11-1, Wahid Chishti 3-0-27-0, Sean Brown 3-0-34-2, Malik 2-0-19-1, Josh Williams 1-0-2-0)
Kings Heath 116 for 2 in 14.3 overs
Mike Barlow lbw 1
Gregg Arrand c&b 17
Ben Jones 31 not out
Tom Salliss 36 not out
Did not bat: Adnan Ali, Josh Williams, Malik, Wahid Chishti, Bernard O'Connor, Sean Brown, Saba Naseri
KINGS HEATH WON BY FOUR WICKETS
Notable performance: Wicketkeeper Bernard O'Connor took four catches
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
U14s vs Kings Norton & Weoley Hill (away), 25/05/10
League match
Kings Norton 64 for 7 in 20 overs
(Rashid Ali 4-1-18-1, Louie Turpie 3-2-6-3, Tom Boyce 4-0-7-2, Omar Dawood 4-0-14-1, Umar Rehman 3-0-20-0, Luke Baker 2-1-4-0)
Kings Heath 70 for 0 in 11.0 overs
Josh Baker 26 not out
Umar Rehman 31 not out
Did not bat: Ben Rattley, Arjan Gihar, Louie Turpie, Aquib Khan, Luke Baker, Omar Dawood, Rashid Ali, Tom Boyce
KINGS HEATH WON BY 10 WICKETS
Bonus points: Win 4, Bat 4, Bowl 3
10 men Kings Heath crushed Kings Norton & Weoley Hill by 10 wickets in the first league game of the season. After electing to field, Kings Heath felt the strain of the missing fielder with wide gaps through which Kings Norton initially scored freely. Captain Louie Turpie, fielding at deep fine leg during his bowling spell, adapted his plans by changing the bowlers frequently in search of wickets. Rashid bowled fast and straight, after terrifying the opposition batsmen the previous year, and was rewarded with a wicket. Omar Dawood, bowling left arm over the wicket, only conceded 14 runs during his four over spell. Luke Baker bowled two overs of off spin and quickly impressed the coach with his control of flight and his ability to outthink batsmen. Tom Boyce showed excellent control and achieved more bounce than the batters expected and collected two wickets. Louie returned for the death overs and was rewarded with three quick wickets, and was on a hat-trick at one stage. The bowling performance was marred only a poor standard fielding display. Four simple catches were put down and the ground fielding was little better. There was significant room for improvement but it was encouraging that opposition teams could be restricted to a low total despite bad fielding. The chase was always going to be comfortable, and the experimental batting order was not given a chance to reach the crease. The required runs were collected in clinical fashion with plenty of drives through the off side. The winning moment came with the scores level; Umar clipped a six off his legs into the midwicket fence.
Monday, May 24, 2010
U15s vs Atherstone (away), 23/05/10
WCB U15 Championship
Atherstone 186 for 2 in 25.0 overs (M Clements 84*, B Arnold 54)
Kings Heath 145 for 3 in 25.0 overs (Josh Baker 79 not out)
ATHERSTONE WON BY 41 RUNS
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Sunday 1s vs Bournville (away), 23/05/10
Arden Sunday League, Division 3
1st inns Bournville 131 all out in 32.3 overs (Adnan Ali 7.3-1-27-4, Rizwan 5-1-23-1, Wahid Chishti 4-0-27-0, Saba Naseri 4-2-7-3, Josh Williams 7-2-30-0, Malik 5-2-13-1) FOW: 24-1 35-2 40-3 61-4 72-5 83-6 83-7 83-8 122-9 131-10
2nd inns Kings Heath 132 for 6 in 40.3 overs Jattin Patel ct cover 20 Joe Hawkins bowled 43 Bernard O'Connor ct cover 14 Rizwan lbw 9 Mike Barlow 10 not out Adnan Ali bowled 0 (first ball) Malik ct wktkeeper 0 (second ball) Gregg Arrand 14 not out Did not bat: Wahid Chishti, Josh Williams, Saba Naseri FOW: 40-1 92-2 105-3 111-4 115-5 115-6
KINGS HEATH WON BY 4 WICKETS
Saturday, May 22, 2010
Saturday 3s vs Solihull Blossomfield (away), 22/05/10
League match, Old Silhillians Sports Club, Solihull
1st inns Solihull Blossomfield 156 all out in 45 overs (Aman Khan 15-2-32-5, Nabeel Ahmed 8-0-40-1, Abbas 14-1-51-1, Sean Brown 5-1-17-2, Joe Hawkins 4-0-13-0)
2nd inns Kings Heath 158 for 3 in 35.1 overs Jag Patel 28 (5 x 4s, 67 minutes) Joe Hawkins 28 (5 x 4s, 60 minutes) Bernard O'Connor 24 not out (2 x 4s, 89 minutes) Adnan Ali 16 (4 x 4s, 27 minutes) Masood Khan 47 not out (8 x 4s, 1 x 6s, 55 minutes) Did not bat: Gregg Arrand, Sean Brown, Mohammed Abbas-Bhanji, Aman Khan, Graham Arrand, Nabeel Ahmed
KINGS HEATH WON BY 7 WICKETS
Thursday, May 20, 2010
U13s vs Marston Green (home), 19/05/10
1st inns
Kings Heath 180 for 2 in 20 overs
(Callum Bird 58 not out, Adil Saeed 41, Jack Sandilands 19 not out)
2nd inns
Marston Green 32 all out in 12.2 overs
(Pardeep Ruprai 4-0-6-4, Callum Bird 3.2-0-4-3)
KINGS HEATH WON BY 148 RUNS
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
U11s vs Harbourne B (home), 17/05/10
1st inns
Harbourne B 280
2nd inns
Kings Heath 246
HARBOURNE WON BY 34 RUNS
All results: www.khccjuniors.blogspot.com
Monday, May 17, 2010
Saturday 3s vs Aston Manor (home), 15/05/10
1st inns Aston Manor 154 all out in 34.5 overs (Aman Khan 5.5-0-28-3, Nabeel Ahmed 7-1-23-2, Rizwan 9-0-25-1, Sean Brown 4-0-28-0, Jag Patel 3-0-24-0, Joe Hawkins 6-0-22-4)
2nd inns Kings Heath 155 for 5 in 36.0 overs Jag Patel lbw 0 (3 balls) Joe Hawkins bowled 0 (1 ball) Bernard O'Connor stumped 52 (100 balls, 10 x 4s) Adam Badger caught 28 (42 balls, 4 x 4s) Rizwan lbw 6 (17 balls, 1 x 4s) Aman Khan 31 not out (32 balls, 5 x 4s) Gregg Arrand 24 not out (25 balls, 4 x 4s) Did not bat: Sean Brown, Masood Khan, Nabeel Ahmed, Graham Arrand FOW: 0-1 0-2 50-3 71-4 113-5
KINGS HEATH WON BY 5 WICKETS
U15s vs Aston Manor (home), 16/05/10
1st inns
Kings Heath 86 all out in 24.3 overs
(Naweed Uddin 30, Josh Baker 29)
2nd inns
Aston Manor 82 all out in 23.4 overs
(David Malcolm 2-0-6-4)
KINGS HEATH WON BY FOUR RUNS
Notable performances: David Malcolm - four wicket maiden over, including hat-trick (bowled, lbw, bowled) & Jack Wadelin 5-4-6-2
U13s vs Ambleside (away), 16/05/10
Cup match
1st inns
Kings Heath 162 for 3
(Callum Bird 33 retired, Hassan Farooq 31 retired, Chad Atkinson 31 retired, Adil Saeed 20)
2nd inns
Ambleside 93 all out
KINGS HEATH WON BY 69 RUNS
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Sunday 1s vs Birmingham Khokni (A), 16/05/10
1st inns Birmingham Khokni 171 all out in 33.2 overs
KHCC Bowling Rizwan 6-1-18-2, Altaf 5-0-17-0, Wahid 5-0-38-1, Saba 3-0-19-0, Malik 6.2-0-36-4, Lloyd 6-0-37-2
2nd inns Kings Heath 172 for 7 in 36.3 overs Jattin Patel stumped 34 Rizwan bowled 34 Aman Khan bowled 0 Mike Barlow c&b 2 Andy Lloyd bowled 66 Saba Naseri stumped 0 Malik bowled 2 Gregg Arrand 14 not out Bernard O'Connor 0 not out Did not bat: Wahid Chishti, Altaf Ur-Rehman
KINGS HEATH WON BY 3 WICKETS