Cricket Report
Monday 24th June 2024
U15B lost to John Fisher by 4 runs
U12A lost to Trinity School by 62 runs
U12B lost to Trinity School by 6 wickets
Tuesday 25th June 2024
U13B lost to Wallington Grammar U13A by 51 runs
Wednesday 26th June 2024
1st XI lost to Old Wilsonians by 16 runs
U13A beat Trinity School by 2 runs
U13B lost to Trinity School by 6 wickets
Friday 28th June 2024
U12A beat Langley Park by 7 wickets
U12B beat Langley Park by 71 runs
U12C lost to Whitgift School by 1 wicket
U12D beat Whitgift School by 42 runs
Saturday 29th June 2024
1st XI lost to Tiffin’s School by 6 wickets
U15A beat Tiffin’s School by 8 wickets
U14A lost to Tiffin’s School by 25 runs
U13A beat Tiffin’s School by 6 wickets
U12A beat Tiffin’s School by 6 runs
Team Reports
Monday
U15B – Wilson’s won the toss and put John Fisher into bat. John Fisher finished on 105 for 9 off 20 overs due to some indifferent bowling and sloppy fielding. Wilson’s scored 101 all out in 19 overs. Only Ayan (19 from 37 balls) showed any resistance to the John Fisher bowling.
U12A – Wilson’s won the toss and elected to field. Powerful and aggressive batting from Trinity saw them reach a total of 165 for 3 off 20 overs. A spirited reply from the Wilson’s batters against some very quick bowling finished on 103 for 7. Prateek (25) and Olivier (31) were the pick of the batters.
U12B – Wilson’s lost the toss and were put into bat and reached a total of 103 all out after 20 overs. Akshaj (24 off 16 balls) and captain Seyon (22 of 38 balls) were the main contributors. A mixture of inconsistent bowling and at least 5 dropped catches made it easy for Trinity to cruise past the Wilson’s total in 10 overs.
Wednesday
1st XI – Wilson’s won the toss and put Old Wilsonians in to bat, and with some positive and responsible batting they reached 130 for 6 off 20 overs. Our two spinners Ansh (2 for 21) and Viabhab (1 for 15) bowled with good discipline. In reply, a great start of 50 off the first 5 overs with Adrit (35 from 23 balls) looked as we were on course for a win. Unfortunately, the loss of the opening batters within two balls saw the run rate increase and Wilson’s fell 16 runs short.
U13A – Wilson’s lost the toss and were put into bat. Some good bowling saw Trinity restrict Wilson’s to 43 for 2 off the first 9 overs. A good partnership from Nillan (32 off 36 balls) and Luca (57 off 46 balls) pushed the Wilson’s total to 109 for 2 off their 15 overs. Some disciplined bowling by Wilson’s kept the Trinity batters under pressure and the run rate increasing. Excellent fielding helped give Wilson’s the win by 2 runs.
U13B – Wilson’s lost the toss and were put in to bat and after 20 overs reached a good total of 131 for 4. Pick of the batters was Aahan (36 off 35 balls), Pranay (18 off 21 balls), Aditya (18 off 21). In reply Trinity’s top order batters made light work of the Wilson’s total and finished the game in 16 overs only losing 1 wicket.
Friday
U12A – Wilson’s lost the toss and were put in to field. Langley Park finished on 94 for 8 off 20 overs. Good bowling from all the Wilson’s bowlers kept the score to under 100. Wilson’s batters started with good intent striking the ball hard and running quick singles. Wilson’s passed the Langley score in 13 overs with Aadit (30 off 23 balls) and Darsh (29 off 22 balls).
U12B – Wilson’s won the toss and elected to bat against Langley Park. A strong performance from the Wilson’s batters, in particular, Aditya retiring on 52 from 36 balls got us to a total of 141 for 4 off 20 overs. Highlight of the innings was picking up quick singles throughout. In reply, Langley Park had no answer to the full and accurate bowling from Wilson’s and were all out for 70 in 16 overs. Very few extras showed how well Wilson’s bowled. Pick of the bowlers was Nilavan with 4 for 8.
U12C – Wilson’s lost the toss and were put in to bat. Whitgift taking early wickets saw Wilson’s on 43 for 8 after 9 overs. A strong partnership from Arjun (18 from 22 balls) and Kalash (19 off 28 balls) kept Wilson’s in the game and finished all out for 98. In reply, Whitgift followed a similar pattern to Wilson’s by losing wickets early in their innings. With only one wicket remaining Whitgift needed 23 from 42 balls. Unfortunately, Whitgift finished the game in the 16th over and won by 1 wicket
U12D – Wilson’s won the toss and batted first. Pinaki (43 off 39 balls) and Arjun (20 off 25 balls) which helped Wilson’s to a total of 119 for 4 off 20 overs. Excellent bowling from Wilson’s restricted Whitgift to 77 for 8 off their 20 overs giving Wilson’s the win by 42 runs. Pick of the bowlers Pragyan (5 runs off 3 overs) and Mrigank (3 for 5 off 2).
Saturday
1st XI – Wilson’s won the toss and elected to bat in their 40 over match with Tiffin’s School. A tough start saw Ansh out first ball and quickly followed by Ahrujan and Adrit leaving Wilson’s on 3 for 10 in the first 4 overs. Diyath showed some resistance scoring 35 but this was not enough and Wilson’s were bowled out for 124 with still 7 overs remaining. The spinners were the key to winning the match but the Tiffin batters were very watchful and went past the Wilson’s total in 28 overs losing 4 wickets. Ansh (2 for 27) and Viabhav (2 for 20) were the wicket takers.
U15A – Wilson’s won the toss and chose to field. Disciplined bowling from the Wilson’s bowlers restricted Tiffin’s to 112 for 8 off 25 overs. In reply, after losing a couple of early wickets a strong partnership from Ved (43 off 43 balls) and Rayyan (43 off 56 balls) saw Wilson’s comfortably pass the Tiffin’s total.
U14A – Wilson’s won the toss and put Tiffin’s in to bat and posted a score of 171 for 4 off 25 overs. In reply, Wilson’s fell 25 runs short ending on 149 for 9 off their 25 overs. Viraaj was the pick of the batters with (64 off 60 balls).
U13A – Wilson’s won the toss and elected to field. Tiffin’s were restricted to 89 due to some excellent bowling and fielding from Wilson’s. In reply, Wilson’s cruised past Tiffin’s total and won by 6 wickets.
U12A – Wilson’s won the toss and were put in to bat. An excellent innings from Aadit with a combination of boundaries and singles saw him finish on 56 not out from 45 balls. He was supported by Darsh (45 from 35 balls) and Wilson’s finished on 178 for 3 after 25 overs. In reply, Tiffin’s were ahead of the run rate after 8 overs. Losing wickets in the second half of the game made it a close finish and Tiffin’s ended on 172 for 8 giving Wilson’s the win by 6 runs. Owais impressed by taking 3 wickets.
U12 A, B and D teams
