Scourfield steers Carew 2nds to easy win
Burton (90 all out) lost to Carew 2nds (157 for 5)
Rob Scourfield used his great experience to its fullest as he guided Carew 2nds relatively young team to an easy win at Oatfield Park against Burton’s first team.
Scourfield held the Carew innings of 157 for 5 together with an unbeaten 62 that contained four fours and three sixes, assisted by 21 apiece from Dai Rees and Chris Cole, plus 17 from skipper Haydn Shapcott as Steve Jones (2 for 30), Gavin Campbell (1 for 22), Rob Jones (1 for 24) and Johnnie Scale (1 for 41) were the Burton wicket-takers.
Ben Huxley (35) and Steve Jones (19) were the only Burton batsmen to really get going as Scourfield claimed 2 for 22 alongside his ‘young gun’ bowlers in Luke Hicks (3 for 17), Sean Whitfield (2 for 9 in 11 accurate overs) and Dominic Hicks (2 for 35) – and Carew were good value for their win by 67 runs.
Rob Scourfield pulls a ball to the boundary for Carew 2nds
Hay shines for Pembroke
Pembroke (152 for 9) drew with Cresselly 2nds (108 for 7)
A good half century by Phil Hay helped Pembroke comfortable gain the better of the draw at Treleet against a struggling Cresselly 2nds.
Hay had four boundaries in his 52 and found support from Gianluca Tremarco (20), Spencer Harries (16) and Ceri Brace (14) as Harry Thomas (3 for 41), Phil James (2 for 16), Richard Harris (3 for 37) and Tom Arthur (1 for 17) were the Cresselly wicket-takers.
Talented teenager Thomas showed what a good all-round prospect he is with top score of 30 when Cresselly batted but they were always behind the clock against Jonathan Rogers (4 for 20), Ceri Brace (1 for 15 in 12 overs) and Sean Powell (1 for 31) and although Richard Harris scored 17 for Cresselly they had to settle on 108 for 7 and claim just seven points whilst Pembroke pouched 20 points.
*Cresselly 2nds sponsored by Sainsbury’s, Tenby
Phil Hay - excellent half century for Pembroke
‘Dessie’ drives Town 2nds to success
Whitland 2nds (155 for 7) lost to Haverfordwest 2nds (157 for 5)
Haverfordwest 2nds did well to chase down a tally of 155 for 7 put together by their counterparts from Whitland as David Haynes led the way with an innings of 52 that included eight boundaries.Raff Williams (39), Wayne Jones (34), Steve Fraser (27), Paul Webb (18) and Geraint Phillips (17) all contributed to Whitland’s final score against the bowling of Simon Williams (3 for 24), James Morris (1 for 23), Chris Phillips (1 for 40) and Kieran Griffiths (1 for 6).
Griffiths showed his potential as he also scored 21, alongside Ashley James (20) and Jamie Jenkins (29) so that although Whitland took wickets through Geraint Phillips (2 for 44), Connor Bowen (1 for 30), Paul Webb (1 for 39) and Jack Bowen (1 for 23), it was The Town seconds who won by five wickets with 10.5 overs to spare.
David Haynes - half century in Haverfordwest 2nds' win at Whitland
James ‘Caines’ Stackpole
Saundersfoot (126 for 4) beat Stackpole (125 all out)
An excellent all-round performance by James Caine made sure that Saundersfoot remain top of the table with this comfortable win over Stackpole as he followed up his 4 for 30 haul, as the visitors struggled to 125 all out, with top score when the Seasiders eased home by six wickets.
James Adie (30), John Williams (30) and Richard MacKay (23) were the main run-getters for Stackpole against Caine, his brother Danny (2 for 13), Jack Franklyn (2 for 20), Simon Wood (2 for and Richard Cope (1 for 28) 20).
Chris Gibbs bowled well as the only wicket-taker for Stackpole with his 4 for 41 haul but James Caine (43), Sam Franklyn (26) and Nick Cope (19) took Saundersfoot close before skipper Simon Wood saw them home with 16 not out, which meant he has still to get out this campaign after four matches!
James Caine - runs and wickets in Saundersfoot success
Simon stars as Johnston jolt Lamphey
Lamphey (64 all out) lost to Johnson (193 all out)
Simon Williams was the toast of his Johnston colleagues as their all-rounder shrugged off continuining ankle injury problems to lead the way to victory with a half century and six wickets in a resounding 129-run victory at Lamphey.Williams had seven fours in his 50 as Lee Summons (29), Chris Goodridge (30) and Paul Hood (a speedy 33 not out) also helped Johnston to 193 all out with a ball left of their 45 overs against Hywel Gibbs (5 for 28) and Jason Oatley (2 for 19) as Nick Shelmerdine, Haydn Cole and David Blackwell each claimed a wicket for Lamphey.
Williams was then joined by Paul Hood in shooting out Lamphey for 64 as only Blackwell (24) and Haydn Cole (13) managed double figures. All of Williams’ victims in his 6 for 31 analysis were clean bowled whilst Hood had three lbws and one clean bowled in his 4 for 29 support role as Johnston picked up 29 points as their reward.