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Langleybury 1st XI v St Albans Cricket Club 1XI on Sat 18 Jun 2022 at 12:00
St Albans Cricket Club Won by 6 wickets
Match report
On a very humid Saturday morning, St Albans made the trip down the M25 to Langleybury.
Last week the Saints had moved up into the promotion places for the first time this season, could they respond to maintain this position and potentially close the gap to table toppers Ampthill Town.
This proved to be one of the more eventful warm-ups of the season. Rain stopped warm up, Baylis going flying over the team kit bag in a game of vortex and Adshead appearing rather unwell during the rain delay. The first question asked, “where were you last night?”
Winning the toss Regan stuck Langleybury into bat, the rain helping the ball zip around early on. Baylis hit his stride immediately, beating the bat multiple times an over, but it was a bouncer that did the trick. Caswell leaping like a salmon to take the grab behind the stumps. At the end of his spell he removed the other opener who had been struggling against him all day.
The introduction of Mulvaney and Regan bought 3 quick wickets between them. Mulvaney’s both bowled with some useful changes of pace on show, the quicker ball possibly faster than half the seamers on show on the day. Regan squared combined for the other of these wickets to leave Langleybury 52-5. From here Langleybury continued to play shots, clearing the boundary multiple times to get them to 96 in very quick time. The number 7 then played one big shot too many caught by Bancroft off the bowling of Capaldi. With the number 4 still there though Langleybury still had a settled batsman at the crease. Enter Sammy Kumar who not only removed the settled batsman but also the number 8 second ball, both LBW. 103-8. Langleybury however showed
some good fight down the order with numbers 9 and 10 building a partnership worth 48 runs. During this there were some extremely loud “NO RUN” calls from the number 9 and some inexplicable fielding from Baylis and Adshead again, Adshead getting a particularly great reception from the Langleybury faithful after his contribution.
After a brief rain delay, Saints did finally take the final 2 wickets. Number 9 out to Regan squared, and 10 out to Capaldi, caught by Baylis; it must have been a good day for cricket.
After combining in the field multiple times Regan squared went out to open the batting for the second week running. Whilst the previous week had been a rather measured start, this was more of a demolition. Jamie from one end took a likening to the Langleybury openers, hitting a short ball into the playground behind the car park for a massive six. From the other end Joe hit the Abbey Aquatics shot of the day with textbook straight drive that thudded into the sightscreen. When Jamie fell in the 8th over the scored was already on 64, with St Albans far ahead on DLS. The main question now being would 20 overs be played and could we keep wickets in hand. Joe kept the scoreboard ticking whilst Will and Max came and went quickly. The latter telling us just how good their keeper was for catching him out, the keeper being over double his age.
This bought TOT to the crease for the first time in 3 weeks. Despite declaring himself in the best form of his life, there was a fair show of plinking early on. When he fell LBW he was especially appalled with his strike rate of 76.47. Joe was joined by Pez with 27 needed to win. Joe as he had done all innings continued to bat sensibly and didn’t give Langleybury a chance. Pez batted sensibly although he was rightfully given a fair bit of chat when with 4 to win Langleybury bought the entire field in and he continued to door it. Joe finished the game off to end on 69 red, a very solid innings.
5 wins on the bounce for Saints, sitting second still in Division 1. 1 point above third placed Redbourn and with Ampthill losing to Leverstock Green we are just 6 points off the top. Plenty to play for as we face local rivals Harpenden next week.
Langleybury 1st XI Batting
Player name
Runs
M
B
4s
6s
SR
extras
TOTAL :
3nb 8w 1b 2lb
for 10 wickets
14
164 (44.3 overs)
Jake Plant
ct J Caswell b D Baylis
22
26
2
1
84.62
Josh Roe
b D Baylis
8
34
2
23.53
Juan Collison
lbw S Kumar
32
42
2
2
76.19
Matthew Foy
b J Mulvaney
0
3
0
Ross Channer
ct J Regan b J Regan
4
9
1
44.44
Khalid Manzoor
b J Mulvaney
0
2
0
Sulimann Manzoor
ct W Bancroft b M Capaldi
29
26
3
2
111.54
Ollie Ilott
lbw S Kumar
0
2
0
Oliver Sills
ct J Regan b J Regan
26
55
4
47.27
Simon Ross
ct D Baylis b M Capaldi
28
58
4
48.28
Mike Dobner
Not Out
1
13
7.69
St Albans Cricket Club 1XI Bowling
Player Name
Overs
Maidens
Runs
Wickets
Average
Economy
Max Capaldi
4.3
0
10
2
5.00
2.22
Jamie Regan
9.0
0
38
2
19.00
4.22
Dan Baylis
8.0
2
21
2
10.50
2.63
Sammy Kumar
10.0
2
32
2
16.00
3.20
Ben Adshead
4.0
0
16
0
0.00
4.00
Joshua Mulvaney
9.0
0
44
2
22.00
4.89
St Albans Cricket Club 1XI Batting
Player Name
R
M
B
4s
6s
SR
Catches
Stumpings
Run outs
extras
TOTAL :
2w 5lb
for 4 wickets
7
166
Jamie Regan
ct R Channer b O Sills
38
26
5
1
146.15
Joe Regan
Not Out
69
80
8
86.25
2
Will Bancroft
b R Channer
7
11
1
63.64
1
Max Capaldi
ct M Dobner b O Sills
9
13
2
69.23
Tom O'Toole
lbw O Sills
26
34
4
76.47
Steven Perrin
Not Out
10
23
1
43.48
Ben Adshead
Dan Baylis
1
Sammy Kumar
Joshua Mulvaney
James Caswell
1
Langleybury 1st XI Bowling
Player name
Overs
Maidens
Runs
Wickets
Average
Economy
Ollie Ilott
3.0
0
31
0
0.00
10.33
Simon Ross
2.0
0
14
0
0.00
7.00
Ross Channer
10.0
1
42
1
42.00
4.20
Oliver Sills
10.0
0
47
3
15.67
4.70
Sulimann Manzoor
3.1
0
21
0
0.00
6.63
Khalid Manzoor
3.0
0
6
0
0.00
2.00
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