Taunton St Andrews guarantees a 10 -point victory over Thornbury

Wepl Premier One: Taunton St Andrews 291 (20pts) Batter Thornbury 281 (10pts) by 10 points

There was a cause of celebration at the Wyvern Club on Saturday evening after a young Taunton St Andrews Xiy XI defeated Thornbury by 10 points in the division of the first Wepl.

For the saints, who seated at the bottom of the table, it was only their third victory in the championship of the season while Thornbury started the day in third place.

After choosing to beat first, the hosts lost the opener Louis Kraucamp for 12 with the scoring out of 17 and when Jay Terry followed for 15, they were 50 for two.

Gabe Galman-Finley was joined by Ben Mason who between them on the route if the following 20 obliterates dominated the procedure and took the total at 185 when Mason was released for 94, which he marked 69 balls with eight 4 and seven 6.

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Shortly after, Galman-Finley went for 61, which came out of 81 deliveries with eight 4, after which James Matravers with 26 and Nick Watson who made 19 years added 41 for the fifth window.

Later in order, Toby Williams-Thomas struck 26 and the skipper Joe Wadham remained unbeaten out of 18, because the saints were all released for 291 in 48.3 Overs.

When Thornbury replied, they reached 100 for four in the 16th and sought to proper their response, but then slipped to 182 for eight by the 35th, which took over the game in favor of the hosts.

A ninth window partnership of 73 seemed to put Thornbury back on the right track, but it was broken by Jay Terry when he explained Jack Worgan for 40.

The last pair of Thornbury was getting closer and closer until Rufus Williams-Thomas had weeks and weeks captured by Ollie heard for 38 years and visitors were all released from 281 in 49.3 Overs.

Williams-Thomas and Williams-Pritchard ended with three counters each.

In the first division of the Somerset Cricket League Saints, the second XI was absent from Chard where after choosing to beat the local team displayed 315 for seven on their 45 Overs.

The total was dominated by Reid Mawdsley who made 134 out of 109 balls with 18 four and a 6 and Jon Dalwood who struck 77 undefeated 65 balls with nine 4s and six, the pair adding 132 for the fifth window.

For the saints, Nathan Dimond and CJ McKenna took two counters each,

When the visitors replied that they were all released for 203 in 41 Overs, from which Brendan Coles reached 32, while McKenna with 34 and Sam Cohen who marked 37 added 52 for the sixth window.

Dalwood was the choice of quisors taking four for 43 of his nine Overs, two young girls, while Chris Scott finished with three for 27 out of nine with a young girl.