Wiltshire CCC defeated Dorset cricket in the NCCA championship after an incredible partnership

Wiltshire CCC vs Dorset Cricket – NCCA Cluberly Championship, Western Division 2 at the Corsham Cricket Club on Sunday August 10 – Tuesday August 12. Roy Honeybone report match.

Day 1: Wiltshire prepares the way

On a hot summer day, Wiltshire won the draw and chose to beat first, a decision that set the tone for a fascinating match against a Dorset Forte team, which succeeded as a 50 -year -old champions.

With a good crowd gathered, the Wiltshire was aimed at making a statement.

The team gathered a solid total of 369 all. The highest point was a fantastic partnership between the Skipper Ed Young (64 races of 75 balls) and Josh Kelly (72 points on 124 bullets), which combined for 124 crucial races for the third window. Charan Chahal also made a significant contribution with 53 speeds of 76 bullets, while other drummers like Chris Aubrey (39), Will Naish (24), Thomas Vermaak (20) and Archie Pascoe (30) have piled up precious races.

For the Dorset, Connor Smith was the off -competition launcher, claiming 4 counters for 83 points, and Ben Jack supported it with 3 for 75.

While the day was coming to an end, the Dorset faced 21 overs and ended at 74 for 1. The only counter to die for was that of Dylan Church, who was caught in the bowling of Chris Aubrey during his very first ball.

Captain Luke Webb (26 not out) and Joseph Eckland (40 not out) were in the fold, seeking to build a solid base for the next day.

Josh Kelly 72 (Image: Roy Honeybone)Day 2: domination of Dorset

The second day saw the Dorset drummers take control.

Webb and Eckland pushed the scoring at 113 before webb was upset by beginner Thomas Vermaak, marking his first window in the match.

This brought Will Tripcony, who joined forces with Eckland to form a remarkable partnership, adding 232 points for the third counter.

Eckland was in a sensational form, marking 166 points out of 224 bullets, while Tripcony supported him with 114 points on 151 balls. Their partnership was crucial to help the Dorset reach 392 for 9 at the end of their sleeves, which gives them a 23 -point lead on the Wiltshire.

Connor Smith added a QuickFire 34 Pas on only 20 bullets, reaching four limits and two, which further increased the total of Dorset.

For Wiltshire, Joe King played impressively, taking 5 counters for 109 points in a 28 -Overs marathon.

With 24 letters to beat day 2, Wiltshire faced a difficult challenge and unfortunately lost four counters, finishing at 80 for 4. They held a thin advance of only 57 points, but the loss of keymen, two of which were Mohammad Abbas, left them in a precarious position.

Joe King 5 Windows (Image: Roy Honeybone)Day 3: Wiltshire resilience

The third day began with the two teams that envisage victory, but Dorset had the upper hand after their late success on day 2.

The Wiltshire, however, has shown a great spirit and great determination.

They extended their advance at 253 points, thanks to Will Naish (78 points on 92 bullets) and Charan Chahal (62 steps on 77 bullets), who were the out -of -competition artists.

Other contributions came from Ed Young (24), Jake Goodwin (22) and Archie Pascoe (20), leading the Wiltshire to a total of 276 all. Mohammad Abbas was again a thorn next to them, taking 4 for 117 in a long charm, while Connor Smith added 3 for 50.

Dorset now had a goal of 254 points to continue.

Dylan Church was determined to make amends to his previous dismissal and scored a solid 76 points out of 118 bullets, but unfortunately, he lacked support while the counters fell around him.

Wiltshire’s quasses were relentless, Ed Young taking 5 counters for only 22 points in 18 Overs, and Charan Chahal adding 3 for 15 to his exploits to the previous stick.

The final counter fell with only five letters to play, sealing a remarkable victory for the Wiltshire.

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Conclusion: a team effort

Wiltshire’s victory was a real team effort, presenting the spirit and determination of each involved player.

The smiles on the faces of Wiltshire supporters have greatly contrasting with the disappointment of Dorset fans, highlighting the emotional roller coaster that cricket can provide.

In recognition of their collective performance, no Wadworth man in the match was awarded; Instead, the whole team was celebrated as the Wadworth team of the day. With a single match to play in the season against Shropshire at Bridgnorth CC, the team is looking forward to carrying this momentum.

The more exciting cricket awaits you, and if this match was something, fans can expect another exciting confrontation!