SECOND ELEVEN BOWLING
  
  
    
      |   | 
      Overs | 
      Mds | 
      Runs | 
      Wkts | 
      Best | 
      5WH | 
      Econ | 
      S-R | 
      Ave | 
    
    
      | John Pike | 
      178 | 
      62 | 
      477 | 
      38 | 
      6 for 28 | 
      2 | 
      2.68 | 
      28.11 | 
      12.55 | 
    
    
      | Jamie Perry | 
      207.1 | 
      48 | 
      790 | 
      33 | 
      7 for 31 | 
      2 | 
      3.81 | 
      37.67 | 
      23.94 | 
    
    
      | Andrew Kowal | 
      159.3 | 
      37 | 
      537 | 
      26 | 
      5 for 42 | 
      1 | 
      3.37 | 
      36.81 | 
      20.65 | 
    
    
      | Adrian Ward | 
      110.1 | 
      10 | 
      499 | 
      15 | 
      3 for 27 | 
      0 | 
      4.53 | 
      44.08 | 
      33.27 | 
    
    
      | Kieran Furniss | 
      84.1 | 
      26 | 
      236 | 
      15 | 
      4 for 24 | 
      0 | 
      2.8 | 
      33.68 | 
      15.73 | 
    
    
      | Sam Drage | 
      60 | 
      5 | 
      229 | 
      12 | 
      5 for 47 | 
      1 | 
      3.82 | 
      30 | 
      19.08 | 
    
    
      | David Mercer | 
      27.1 | 
      7 | 
      86 | 
      9 | 
      6 for 7 | 
      1 | 
      3.16 | 
      18.13 | 
      9.56 | 
    
    
      | Alex Melia | 
      18.1 | 
      4 | 
      77 | 
      5 | 
      3 for 41 | 
      0 | 
      4.23 | 
      21.84 | 
      15.4 | 
    
    
      | Joshua Steggles | 
      28 | 
      7 | 
      104 | 
      3 | 
      2 for 48 | 
      0 | 
      3.71 | 
      56 | 
      34.67 | 
    
    
      | Simon Driver | 
      21 | 
      2 | 
      75 | 
      3 | 
      2 for 38 | 
      0 | 
      3.57 | 
      42 | 
      25 | 
    
    
      | David Ward | 
      3 | 
      0 | 
      35 | 
      1 | 
      1 for 35 | 
      0 | 
      11.67 | 
      18 | 
      35 | 
    
    
      | Andy Luck | 
      26 | 
      6 | 
      78 | 
      1 | 
      1 for 13 | 
      0 | 
      3 | 
      156 | 
      78 | 
    
    
      | Marcus Shelton | 
      1 | 
      0 | 
      3 | 
      0 | 
      0 for 3 | 
      0 | 
      3 | 
        | 
        | 
    
    
      | Marcus Gross | 
      11 | 
      2 | 
      25 | 
      2 | 
      2 for 18 | 
      0 | 
      1.75 | 
        | 
        | 
    
    
      | Harry Broome | 
      4 | 
      0 | 
      41 | 
      0 | 
      0 for 41 | 
      0 | 
      10.25 | 
        | 
        | 
    
    
      | Patrick Bright | 
      5 | 
      0 | 
      28 | 
      0 | 
      0 for 8 | 
      0 | 
      5.6 | 
        | 
        | 
    
  
 
 

THIRD ELEVEN
  
  
  
    |   | 
    Pl | 
    Won BF | 
    Won BS | 
    NR | 
    Lost | 
    Tie | 
    Bat pts | 
    Bowl pts | 
    Total Pts | 
  
  
    |    Rushden 3rds | 
    18 | 
    8 | 
    8 | 
      | 
    2 | 
    0 | 
    62 | 
    74 | 
    456 | 
  
  
    |    
    Wollaston 3rds | 
    
    18 | 
    
    9 | 
    
    4 | 
    
    1 | 
    
    4 | 
    
    0 | 
    
    62 | 
    
    76 | 
    
    400 | 
  
  
    |    Old Wellingburian 
    2nds | 
    18 | 
    5 | 
    6 | 
    1 | 
    6 | 
    0 | 
    66 | 
    72 | 
    360 | 
  
  
    |    Kettering 3rds | 
    18 | 
    2 | 
    6 | 
      | 
    10 | 
    0 | 
    46 | 
    71 | 
    295 | 
  
  
    |    
    Geddington 3rds | 
    
    18 | 
    
    7 | 
    
    2 | 
      | 
    
    9 | 
    
    0 | 
    
    54 | 
    
    61 | 
    
    290 | 
  
  
    |    
    Wicken 2nds | 
    
    18 | 
    
    3 | 
    
    5 | 
      | 
    
    10 | 
    
    0 | 
    
    45 | 
    
    54 | 
    
    229 | 
  
  
    |    Higham 2nds | 
    18 | 
    3 | 
    2 | 
      | 
    13 | 
    0 | 
    49 | 
    54 | 
    203 | 
  
  
    |    Wellingborough 
    4ths | 
    18 | 
    1 | 
    0 | 
      | 
    17 | 
    0 | 
    20 | 
    35 | 
    minus 11 | 
  
 
Wellingborough 4ths deducted 86 points (two 
match forfeits and one unregistered player v Kettering 3rds) Kettering
awarded 15 points v Wellingborough 4ths. Geddington 
deducted 5 points (slow over rate)   Wicken deducted 30 points (match 
forfeit).
 
RESULTS
  
  
  
    | Date | 
               Opponents | 
      | 
    
     Start  | 
    Results | 
      | 
    Points | 
  
  
    |   | 
      | 
      | 
      | 
      | 
      | 
      | 
  
  
    | 
    APRIL 27th | 
    
    OLD WELLINGBURIAN 2nds | 
    
    A | 
    
    1.30 pm | 
    
    Won | 
      | 
    
    25 | 
  
  
    |   | 
      | 
      | 
      | 
      | 
      | 
      | 
  
  
    | 
    
    MAY 4th | 
    
     NO GAME  | 
      | 
      | 
      | 
      | 
      | 
  
  
    | 
    MAY 11th | 
    
    OLD WELLINGBURIAN 2nds | 
    
    H | 
    
    1.30 pm | 
    
    N.R | 
      | 
    
    2 | 
  
  
    | 
    MAY 18th | 
    
    RUSHDEN 3rds | 
    
    A | 
    
    1.30 pm | 
    
    Won | 
      | 
    
    29 | 
  
  
    | 
    MAY 25th | 
    
    HIGHAM FERRERS 2nds | 
    
    H | 
    
    1.30 pm | 
    
    Won | 
      | 
    
    27 | 
  
  
    |   | 
      | 
      | 
      | 
      | 
      | 
      | 
  
  
    | 
    JUNE 1st | 
    
    WICKEN | 
    
    A | 
    
    1.30 pm | 
    
    Won | 
      | 
    
    28 | 
  
  
    | 
    JUNE 8th | 
    
    WICKEN 2nds | 
    
    H | 
    
    1.30 pm | 
    
    Lost | 
      | 
    
    7 | 
  
  
    | 
    JUNE 15th | 
    
    KETTERING 3rds | 
    
    A | 
    
    1.30 pm | 
    
    Won | 
      | 
    
    26 | 
  
  
    | 
    JUNE 22nd | 
    
    GEDDINGTON 3rds | 
    
    H | 
    
    1.30 pm | 
    
    Won | 
      | 
    
    30 | 
  
  
    | 
    JUNE 29th | 
    
    WELLINGBOROUGH 4ths | 
    
    A | 
    
    1.30 pm | 
    
    Won | 
      | 
    
    30 | 
  
  
    |   | 
      | 
      | 
      | 
      | 
      | 
      | 
  
  
    | 
    JULY 6th | 
    
    KETTERING 3rds | 
    
    H | 
    
    1.30 pm | 
    
    Lost | 
      | 
    
    7 | 
  
  
    | 
    
    JULY 13th | 
    
     NO GAME  | 
      | 
      | 
      | 
      | 
      | 
  
  
    | 
    JULY 20th | 
    
    RUSHDEN 3rds | 
    
    H | 
    
    1.30 pm | 
    
    Lost | 
      | 
    
    4 | 
  
  
    | 
    JULY 27th | 
    
    HIGHAM FERRERS 2nds | 
    
    A | 
    
    1.30 pm | 
    
    Won | 
      | 
    
    30 | 
  
  
    |   | 
      | 
      | 
      | 
      | 
      | 
      | 
  
  
    | 
    AUGUST 3rd | 
    
    WICKEN 2nds | 
    
    H | 
    
    1.30 pm | 
    
    Won | 
      | 
    
    29 | 
  
  
    | 
    AUGUST 10th | 
    
    WICKEN 2nds | 
    
    A | 
    
    1.30 pm | 
    
    Won | 
      | 
    
    30 | 
  
  
    | 
    AUGUST 17th | 
    
    KETTERING 3rds | 
    
    H | 
    
    1.30 pm | 
    
    Lost | 
      | 
    
    7 | 
  
  
    | 
    AUGUST 24th | 
    
    GEDDINGTON 3rds | 
    
    A | 
    
    1 pm | 
    
    Won | 
      | 
    
    30 | 
  
  
    | 
    AUGUST 31st | 
    
    WELLINGBOROUGH 4ths | 
    
    H | 
    
    1 pm | 
    
    Won | 
      | 
    
    30 | 
  
  
    |   | 
      | 
      | 
      | 
      | 
      | 
      | 
  
  
    | 
    SEPTEMBER 7th | 
    
    KETTERING 3rds | 
    
    A | 
    1pm | 
    
    Won | 
      | 
    
    29 | 
  
 
 
Some Third Eleven Stats
Under new skipper Paul Jones the Thirds continued to climb 
and gained promotion to Division Ten by virtue of a second place finish. One 
game was a "No Result" due to the weather and from the remaining seventeen games 
thirteen were won and four lost. Seventy bowling points (the division's highest) 
and sixty two batting helped push the total points to 400. Nathan Dawson led the 
way with the bat finishing the season with 483 runs (average 40.25) including 
102 not out away to Wellingborough 4ths and Andrew Silsby went passed 400 runs 
for the season for the first time. Harry Broome also reached the magical 
three figures with 109 not out and in his four games for the Three's he scored 
241 runs at a handy average of 120.00.   The "Battle 
of the Boddingtons" took a few twists and turns before the younger model finished one 
run ahead of the elder, along with a slightly superior average. 
Thirteen bowlers were employed during the season with David 
Ward leading the way with 48 wickets at an average of 9.69. Nick Dawson took 25 
wickets and thirteen year old Nathan Healey weighed in with 20 at 14.25 in his 
debut season. 
David Pike, Graham Richards, Sam Bayes and Lewis North-Row 
all made their Club debuts - as did Josh Steggles who finished with 10 catches, 
while Brett Hanson made the 8,500 mile round trip from India and back to play at 
Islip, where he "did not bat"! 
The Skipper's View
Another very successful season for the 3's finally 
finishing in 2nd place and gaining promotion to Division 10.
The early part of the season found us batting first 
frequently and with the wickets damp we found scoring hard on occasions. 
However, our bowlers were up to the task and we won most of our early encounters 
by tight bowling and creating pressure.  Ironically later on when we did score 
200 twice we lost both times mainly due to the very short boundary on one side 
which sloggers on the opposition side exploited more than we did.
 
In the second half of the season, as the batters gained in confidence, we chased 
down totals quite successfully to gain some convincing victories
 
Each year after promotion we wonder in which division might the standard 
be harder for us to compete. Well, it hasn't happened yet! If we can keep the 
oldies bolted together and with improving young players, I am sure that we can 
carry on irritating the opposition.
 
Roll on next April. 
Paul Jones  Third 
Eleven captain   
THIRD TEAM PHOTO   
                                                                       BATTING
  
    
      | 
        | 
      
      INNS | 
      
      N.O | 
      
      RUNS | 
      
      BEST | 
      
      AVE | 
      
      50 | 
      
      100 | 
    
    
      | Nathan Dawson | 
      15  | 
      3  | 
      483  | 
      102* | 
      40.25  | 
      3  | 
      1  | 
    
    
      | Andrew Silsby | 
      16  | 
      2  | 
      404  | 
      90* | 
      28.86  | 
      4  | 
      0  | 
    
    
      | Harry Broome | 
      4  | 
      2  | 
      241  | 
      109* | 
      120.5  | 
      1  | 
      1  | 
    
    
      | Paul Jones | 
      11  | 
      2  | 
      214  | 
      56 | 
      23.78  | 
      1  | 
      0  | 
    
    
      | Craig Boddington | 
      13 | 
      1 | 
      210 | 
      44 | 
      17.50 | 
      0 | 
      0 | 
    
    
      | Rex Boddington | 
      14  | 
      1  | 
      209  | 
      38 | 
      16.08  | 
      0  | 
      0  | 
    
    
      | Joshua Steggles | 
      11  | 
      3  | 
      115  | 
      26 | 
      14.38  | 
      0  | 
      0  | 
    
    
      | Sam Drage | 
      7  | 
      3  | 
      113  | 
      55* | 
      28.25  | 
      1  | 
      0  | 
    
    
      | Nick Dawson | 
      9  | 
      1  | 
      91  | 
      46* | 
      11.38  | 
      0  | 
      0  | 
    
    
      | Paul Carter | 
      2  | 
      1  | 
      79  | 
      47* | 
      79  | 
      0  | 
      0  | 
    
    
      | Scott Bailey | 
      7  | 
      1  | 
      69  | 
      21 | 
      11.5  | 
      0  | 
      0  | 
    
    
      | Lewis North-Row  | 
      5  | 
      1  | 
      33  | 
      13* | 
      8.25  | 
      0  | 
      0  | 
    
    
      | Elliot Knight | 
      3  | 
      1  | 
      32  | 
      24* | 
      16  | 
      0  | 
      0  | 
    
    
      | Haydn James | 
      2  | 
      0  | 
      26  | 
      24 | 
      13  | 
      0  | 
      0  | 
    
    
      | Nathan Healey | 
      8  | 
      2  | 
      25  | 
      15* | 
      4.17  | 
      0  | 
      0  | 
    
    
      | Adrian ward | 
      1  | 
      1  | 
      22  | 
      22* | 
        | 
      0  | 
      0  | 
    
    
      | Sam Bayes | 
      2  | 
      1  | 
      16  | 
      13* | 
      16  | 
      0  | 
      0  | 
    
    
      | Nathan Richards | 
      1  | 
      0  | 
      10  | 
      10 | 
      10  | 
      0  | 
      0  | 
    
    
      | David Ward | 
      6  | 
      4  | 
      6  | 
      4 | 
      3  | 
      0  | 
      0  | 
    
    
      | David Pike | 
      1  | 
      0  | 
      4  | 
      4 | 
      4  | 
      0  | 
      0  | 
    
    
      | Jason Bright | 
      1  | 
      0  | 
      4  | 
      4 | 
      4  | 
      0  | 
      0  | 
    
    
      | Marcus Gross | 
      2  | 
      0  | 
      1  | 
      1 | 
      0.5  | 
      0  | 
      0  | 
    
    
      | Graham Richards | 
      0  | 
      0  | 
      0  | 
        | 
        | 
      0  | 
      0  | 
    
    
      | Alex Melia | 
      1  | 
      0  | 
      0  | 
      0 | 
      0  | 
      0  | 
      0  | 
    
  
 
 
THIRD ELEVEN PARTNERSHIPS
  
    
      | 
      Runs | 
      
      Wkt | 
      
        | 
      
        | 
      
        | 
      
        | 
      
      Opponents | 
      
      Year | 
    
    
      | 
      168 | 
      
      2 | 
      
      Nathan Dawson | 
      
      & | 
      
      Sam Drage | 
      
      v | 
      
      Wellingborough T 4th | 
      
      2013 | 
    
    
      | 
      151 | 
      
      1 | 
      
      Andrew Silsby | 
      
      & | 
      
      Paul Carter | 
      
      v | 
      
      Wicken 2nd | 
      
      2013 | 
    
    
      | 
      127 | 
      
      2 | 
      
      Andrew Silsby | 
      
      & | 
      
      Harry Broome | 
      
        | 
      
      Wellingborough T 4th | 
      
      2013 | 
    
    
      | 
      124 | 
      
      1 | 
      
      Andrew Silsby | 
      
      & | 
      
      Harry Broome | 
      
      v | 
      
      Wicken 2nd | 
      
      2013 | 
    
    
      | 
      115 | 
      
      1 | 
      
      Rex Boddington | 
      
      & | 
      
      Andrew Silsby | 
      
        | 
      
      Wellingborough T 4th | 
      
      2013 | 
    
    
      | 
      79 | 
      
      3 | 
      
      Nathan Dawson | 
      
      & | 
      
      Harry Broome | 
      
        | 
      
      Wellingborough T 4th | 
      
      2013 | 
    
    
      | 
      64 | 
      
      2 | 
      
      Rex Boddington | 
      
      & | 
      
      Paul Jones | 
      
        | 
      
      Wicken 2nd | 
      
      2013 | 
    
    
      | 
      59 | 
      
      3 | 
      
      Haydn James | 
      
      & | 
      
      Nathan Dawson | 
      
      v | 
      
      Rushden 3rd | 
      
      2013 | 
    
  
 
 
THIRD ELEVEN BOWLING
  
    
      |   | 
      
      OVERS | 
      
      MDS | 
      
      RUNS | 
      
      BEST | 
      
      WICKETS | 
      
      5 WKTS | 
      
      ECON | 
      
      S /R | 
      
      AVE | 
    
    
      | David Ward  | 
      152 | 
      23 | 
      465 | 
      5 for 15 | 
      48 | 
      3 | 
      3.06 | 
      19 | 
      9.69 | 
    
    
      | Nick Dawson  | 
      112.2 | 
      24 | 
      326 | 
      4 for 1 | 
      25 | 
      0 | 
      2.9 | 
      26.98 | 
      13.04 | 
    
    
      | Nathan Healey  | 
      115.3 | 
      33 | 
      285 | 
      4 for2 | 
      20 | 
      0 | 
      2.47 | 
      34.65 | 
      14.25 | 
    
    
      | Joshua Steggles  | 
      94.1 | 
      25 | 
      239 | 
      4 for 14 | 
      14 | 
      0 | 
      2.54 | 
      40.37 | 
      17.07 | 
    
    
      | Nathan Dawson | 
      5.50 | 
      11 | 
      152 | 
      4 for 17 | 
      11 | 
      0 | 
      2.99 | 
      27.71 | 
      13.82 | 
    
    
      | Adrian Ward  | 
      17.3 | 
      2 | 
      80 | 
      5 for 43 | 
      9 | 
      1 | 
      4.57 | 
      11.67 | 
      8.89 | 
    
    
      | Alex Melia  | 
      25.5 | 
      2 | 
      78 | 
      3 for 20 | 
      6 | 
      0 | 
      3.02 | 
      25.8 | 
      13 | 
    
    
      | Paul Jones  | 
      15 | 
      2 | 
      55 | 
      3 for 10 | 
      5 | 
      0 | 
      3.67 | 
      18 | 
      11 | 
    
    
      | Sam Drage  | 
      21.2 | 
      1 | 
      82 | 
      3 for 24 | 
      3 | 
      0 | 
      3.85 | 
      42.6 | 
      27.33 | 
    
    
      | Lewis North-Row  | 
      9.2 | 
      4 | 
      25 | 
      1 for 0 | 
      3 | 
      0 | 
      2.66 | 
      18.8 | 
      8.33 | 
    
    
      | Elliot Knight  | 
      7.3 | 
      0 | 
      37 | 
      1 for 1 | 
      2 | 
      0 | 
      4.93 | 
      22.5 | 
      18.5 | 
    
    
      | Marcus Gross  | 
      14 | 
      2 | 
      38 | 
      1 for 24 | 
      1 | 
      0 | 
      2.71 | 
      84 | 
      38 | 
    
    
      | Nathan Richards  | 
      1 | 
      0 | 
      6 | 
      0 for 6 | 
      0 | 
      0 | 
      6 | 
        | 
        | 
    
  
 
 
UNDER ELEVEN and UNDER FIFTEEN 2013 REPORTS
FINAL GAMES 2013
FIRST ELEVEN SECURE FIFTH PLACE 
WITH A CONVINCING  WIN AT HORTON
CHRIS PERRY TAKES 4 WICKETS TO FINISH WITH 70 FOR 
THE SEASON AND JOINT RECORD
Horton 157 all out        Wollaston 161 for 2            
Won        22 points    
Scorecard
Matt 
Jones 98 not out
FINAL 
Premier league table and results     
Averages          
 Best batting       
Best bowling     
Wollaston Fixtures and Results      
DEFEAT AT HOME MAKES A 
DISAPPOINTING END FOR SECOND ELEVEN
Horton ll 230 all out     Wollaston 124 all out   
Lost          5 points      
Scorecard
FINAL
Third division league table and results 
  
Averages         
Best batting       
Best bowling     
Wollaston Fixtures and Results
SECOND ELEVEN PHOTO

September 7th
THIRD ELEVEN FINISH 
WITH A WIN AT KETTERING 3rds  
Scorecard
DIVISION ELEVEN FINAL 
TABLE 
  
Averages     
Best batting   
Best bowling     Wollaston Fixtures 
and Results  
   
THIRD TEAM PHOTO                     
SECOND ELEVEN PHOTO          
FIRST ELEVEN PHOT0
September 21st
FIRST ELEVEN SECURE FIFTH PLACE 
WITH A CONVINCING  WIN AT HORTON
CHRIS PERRY TAKES 4 WICKETS TO FINISH WITH 70 FOR 
THE SEASON AND JOINT RECORD
Horton 157 all out        Wollaston 161 for 2            
Won 22 points 
Matt 
Jones 98 not out
FINAL 
Premier league table and results     
Averages          
 Best batting       
Best bowling     
Wollaston Fixtures and Results      
DEFEAT AT HOME MAKES A 
DISAPPOINTING END FOR SECOND ELEVEN
Horton ll      230 all out     
Wollaston 124 all out   Lost 5 points   
Scorecard
FINAL
Third division league table and results 
  
Averages         
Best batting       
Best bowling     
Wollaston Fixtures and Results
 

September 7th
FIRST 
ELEVEN WIN AWAY AT OUNDLE   
Scorecard
Premier league table and results     
Averages          
 Best batting       
Best bowling     
Wollaston Fixtures and Results      
SECONDS LOSE BY 
4 WICKETS AT HOME TO WELLINGBOROUGH ll 
Scorecard
Third division league table and results 
  
Averages         
Best batting       
Best bowling     
Wollaston Fixtures and Results
THIRD ELEVEN FINISH 
WITH A WIN AT KETTERING 3rds  
Scorecard

A BIG WIN FOR 
THIRDS  SECURES SECOND PLACE WITH ONE GAME TO GO
AN UNBEATEN CENTURY 
FOR HARRY BROOME 
Wollaston 270 for 2  in 
45 overs  Wellingborough 4ths  127 all out in 39 overs  Won 30 
points
Harry Broome 109 not out   Nathan Dawson 
63* Andrew Silsby 55    Alex Melia 3 for 20 off 8 overs 
Scorecard     
Division eleven league table and results      
Averages     
Best batting   
Best bowling     Wollaston Fixtures 
and Results  

August 24th
RAIN WASHES OUT 
FIRST ELEVEN AGAINST RUSHTON
Wollaston 41 for 1 in 11.1 
overs   Game Abandoned      3 points     
Scorecard
With torrential rain falling 
early Saturday morning and showers moving across the County during the afternoon 
it was no surprise that the game was eventually called off with Wollaston 41 for 
one after 11.1 overs
Premier league table and results     
Averages          
 Best batting       
Best bowling     
Wollaston Fixtures and Results      
         
 
SECOND 
ELEVEN CRUSH PODINGTON BY 82 RUNS 
Wollaston 153 for 9 in 50 
overs       Podington 71 all out in 32.1 overs   
Won   30  points 
Sam Drage 
42*    
Kieran Furniss 42      Jamie Perry 7 for 31 off 9.1 
overs           
Scorecard  
On a 
dank, grey Saturday at Podington, Wollaston's hope of making it four wins on the 
trot seemed to be evaporating with 15 overs of their innings remaining.
Both 
openers had gone without troubling the scorers and despite a rallying 47 from 
number five Kieran Furniss it was hard work for the visiting batting line up and 
runs were at a premium.
At 94 for 
9 a three figure score looked unlikely and an early tea threatened but sixteen 
year old Sam Drage had other ideas. The number ten put together a potential 
match winning stand of 59 with Adrian Ward that took Wollaston to a respectable 
153 for 9 in 50 overs. Sam made a very cultured and unflappable 42 not out and 
Adrian supported with a determined 15 not out and between them they took the 
initiative away from the Bedfordshire side and and put Wollaston in the driving 
seat.
After tea 
Podington found batting even harder still. Opener Tom Chambers with 11  and 
Kieran Fowler with 22 were the only batsmen to make double figures. But Jamie 
Perry, bowling with pace accuracy and aggression accounted for both and went on 
to take five more wickets to finish with remarkable figures of 7 for 31 off 9.1 
overs. John Pike helped out with 2 for 7 off ten remarkably economical overs.
The bowlers were well supported 
by the fielders with Cameron Pike catching three behind the stumps and Harry 
Broome and Jamie Perry one each in the outfield.
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THIRDS 
BEAT THE RAIN AND GET PROMOTION
Geddington 65 all out in 25.1 overs       
Wollaston 66 for 5 in 11.5 overs     Won 30 points
Nathan Dawson 38*   
Nick Dawson 4 for 1 off 4.1 overs     
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With heavy rain falling earlier in the day 
and showers forecast for early evening it was a matter of trying to get on top 
and get through the overs as fast as possible to ensure that the game could be 
completed and the points safely put to bed.
Geddington won the toss and surprisingly 
decided to bat on a slow outfield and decent pitch. 
Both Nathans' made and early breakthrough, 
Dawson 2 for 19 off 8, and Healey 1 for 19 off 5 before Nick Dawson ( 4 for 1 
off 4.1) and David Ward 3 for 22 off 8 worked through the rest of the batting 
line up to leave the hosts 65 all out in 26 overs.
With tea still not at the ground it was 
decided to play on until it arrived which suited Wollaston who had one eye on 
the showers which were threatening to start anytime soon.
It took just 12 overs to reach the winning  
target although 5 wickets were lost looking for quick runs. Tea was taken after 
the game at which point it through it down.
Nathan Dawson made 38 not out after being 
dropped in the slips second ball with the next highest score being 6. But 30 
very handy points and promotion to Wollaston
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August 17th
FIRST ELEVEN 
LOSE WITH ONE BALL 
REMAINING AT BRIXWORTH
Wollaston 191 for  in 55 
overs   Brixworth 192 for 8 in 54.5 overs   Lost      
11 points
Steve 
Musgrave 62  Chris Perry 32 not out  Mark Carter 32   Chris 
Perry 4 for 57 off 17 overs      Scorecard
  After being asked to bat first, Wollaston got 
  off to a slow but solid start, however when wickets started to fall the run 
  rate never really increased and despite the effort of Steve Musgrave (62), it 
  took some late hitting from Mark Carter (32) and Chris Perry (32) to get 
  Wollaston up to a respectable total.
  
 
  In cold windy conditions, with the threat of 
  rain looming, Wollaston built early pressure with the ball with Brixworth 50-2 
  from the first 20 overs, Perry removing both openers. Musgrave picked up two 
  wickets in his 17 overs on the bounce, and when Mark Gibbs, brought back into 
  the attack for his second spell removed Berrill, 5 short of his half century, 
  things were looking good for Wollaston. However a couple of productive overs 
  for Brixworth brought them back into contention to set up a tight finish.
  
 
  With 5 overs remaining the run rate was down 
  to around 6 an over, and some good batting from Paul Blakemore (47 n.o) was 
  enough to guide the tail home off the penultimate ball of the game. Pez 
  finishing with figures 17-4-57-4, Muz 17-1-59-2 and one wicket a piece for 
  Simon Driver and Gibbs.
  
 
  A disappointing finish, in a came that seemed 
  to slip away late from Wollaston, when they seemed to be in the driving seat. 
  Five games to go, and a strong finish for the 1st Xl could see them push for a 
  top four finish.
  
 
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SECOND 
ELEVEN CRUISE TO A NINE WICKET WIN AGAINST RAUNDS
Raunds 104 all out in 28.1 
overs   Wollaston  105 for 1 in 19.2 overs     
Won     22  points 
Andy Kowal 60 not out    
Andy Luck 33 not out       Jamie Perry 4 wickets      
Kieran Furniss 4 wickets    Scorecard   
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THIRDS 
COME UNSTUCK AT HOME TO KETTERING 3rds
Kettering 170 all out in 41.4 overs      
Wollaston 130 all out in 38  overs    Lost   7 
points
Rex Boddington 31     
Adrian Ward 22 not out        Adrian Ward   
4 
for 37      
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August 10th
FIRST ELEVEN 
THRASH FINEDON TO GET BACK TO WINNING WAYS
Finedon 222 for 9 in 55 overs  
Wollaston 226 for 3 in 50.1 overs       Won     
22  points
Matthew 
Jones  86   Steve Musgrave 66    Chris 
Perry 6 for 54 off 17 overs     Scorecard
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HUGE 77 
RUN WIN FOR SECOND ELEVEN AGAINST ST CRISPIN RYELANDS
Wollaston  211 for 9 in 
50 overs   St Crispin Ryelands 134 all out      
Won      30  points 
John Pike 
49       Cameron Pike 46        
Pat Bright 44              
Sam Drage 5 for 45 off 13 overs         
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THIRDS 
MARCH TO A NINE WICKET WIN AWAY TO WICKEN SECONDS
Wicken154 all out in 44.5 overs     
Wollaston 156 for 1 in 30.3 overs       Won       
30 points
Harry Broome 90 not out     
Andrew Silsby 43       Adrian Ward   5 
for 43 off 10 overs      
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August 3rd
FIRST ELEVEN 
LOSE BY 75 RUNS AT OLD NORTHAMPTONIANS
O.N's 194 for 9 in 55 overs   
Wollaston 119 all out in 38 overs    Lost  4 points
Chris 
Perry 5 wickets  Scorecard
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A GREAT 
WIN FOR SECOND 
ELEVEN AGAINST GREAT HOUGHTON
                                        
A CENTURY  FOR LEWIS BATES
Great Houghton 196 for 5 in 50 
overs    Wollaston  197 for 6 in 45 overs   Won   
25 points 
Lewis 
Bates 102        Alex Melia 3 for 41 off 7 
overs          
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A HUGE TEN WICKET WIN FOR THIRDS 
AT HOME TO WICKEN 2nds
Wicken 148 for 9 in 45 overs    
Wollaston 151 for 0 in 31 overs   Won 29 points
Andrew Silsby 90 not out  
Paul Carter 47 not out    Nathan Dawson 4 for 17 in 13 overs  
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Wollaston and Wicken went 
into this game with equal points - and in joint third place in division eleven, 
knowing that a win would help the push for promotion whoever came out on top.
With a poor weather forecast 
the toss seemed more relevant than usual although how to take best advantage of 
it in the circumstances was still a conundrum. In the event Paul Jones lost the 
toss and the visitors' opted for first knock. 
Nathan Dawson was asked to 
open the home attack and he did not let his skipper down. His first wicket came 
in the form of an outstanding caught and bowled and for the rest of his spell he 
was right on the money and finished with 4 for 17 off his maximum of 13 overs. 
Nathan Healey backed him up at the other end and between them they kept our 
rivals in check. Nick Dawson and David Ward weighed in with two wickets each and 
Elliot Knight one.
With Wicken's innings 
closing on 148 for 9 after 45 overs Wollaston were hoping that a good start was 
on the cards - especially as veteran Paul Carter was opening along with chairman 
Andrew Silsby. The two stalwarts did not disappoint and together they sailed 
past the previous record partnership of 120, set against O.N's 5th in 2010 ( and 
held by Silsby and Rex Boddington) to set a new ( unbeaten ) land mark of 151 - 
made in just 31 overs of sheer class. The consensus of opinion was that it was 
Mr Silsby's best innings with shots all around the wicket and he was well 
supported by a great knock from Paul Carter who ran so well he made a mockery of 
his Senior Citizen status.
It was a comprehensive win 
and no doubt Wicken will be keyed up next Saturday for the return fixture in the 
4 match series.
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July 27th
FIRST ELEVEN 
LOSE AT A GALLOP AGAINST PETERBOROUGH
Wollaston 108 all out 46.4 
overs    Peterborough 109 for 0 in 13.1 overs    
Lost    0 points
Steve Musgrave 
20  Mark Ralph 20   
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SECOND 
ELEVEN LOSE BY TWO WICKETS AT CORBY S&L
Wollaston 172 for 8 in 50 
overs       Corby S&L  176 for 8     
Lost   10 points
John Pike 
49 not out            
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THIRDS WIN BY SIX WICKETS AT 
HIGHAM FERRERS
Higham 2nds 125 all out in 45 overs    
Wollaston 129 for 4 in 27.1 overs  Won 30 points
Nathan Dawson 50 - Paul 
Jones 29 not out - David 
Ward 5 for 44 off 9 overs - Alex Melia 3 for 22 off 11 
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July 20th
FIRST ELEVEN 
LOSE BY THREE WICKETS AT NORTHAMPTON SAINTS 
Wollaston 227 for 9 in 55 
overs    Saints 230 for 7 in 51.3 overs    Lost  
12 points
Olli Stone 67  Matthew 
Jones 53      Chris Perry  4 for 57  off 17 overs   Scorecard   
After being inserted on a 
typically flat Saints wicket, 250 was on the cards at one stage, due to good 
batting from Matthew Jones (53) and Olli Stone (67). A flurry of wickets around 
the 40 over stage halted progress, and Wollaston had to settle for 227 in their 
55 overs.
 
Mark Gibbs provided the early breakthrough, and Chris Perry was a constant 
threat from his 17 overs off the bounce, however a century from Saints skipper 
Chris Park, set up victory for his lower order to finish the game off, which 
they duly obliged in the 52nd over 7 wickets down. Perry finishing with figures 
of 17-9-57-4 and a good stint from Gibbo 17-3-67-1  
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SECOND 
ELEVEN DRAW AT HOME TO OLD CC
Wollaston 249 for 8 in 50 
overs      Old  243 for 7 in 50 overs  Draw  
17 points
Andy Kowal 96   Patrick Bright 
59      
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THIRDS LOSE TOP OF THE TABLE 
CLASH AGAINST RUSHDEN 3rds
Wollaston 112 all out in 41 overs    
Rushden 115 for 7 in 42 overs  Lost     4 points
Craig Boddington 31     David 
Ward 4 for 25 off 13 overs  
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July 13th
FIRST ELEVEN 
FALL SHORT BY 21 RUNS AGAINST STONY STRATFORD
Stony Stratford 189 all out in 
53.3 overs   Wollaston 168 all out in 45.4 overs    
Lost  7 points
Chris Perry  6 for 44 off 
16.3 overs   Scorecard     
After 
losing the toss, Wollaston put in another solid performance with the ball, in 
hot testing conditions, and despite a couple of dropped catches en route, 
finally dismissed Stony for 189 with an over to go. Chris Perry continued his 
rich vein of form finishing with figures of 16.3-3-44-6, and he was well 
supported by the efforts of Mark Gibbs 15-4-56-3 and Kieran Furniss 10-0-41-1, 
who both can be proud of their efforts in that heat.
 
With Matthew Jones and Jimmy Hart back in the line up, Wollaston were confident 
of chasing the target down, however the early removal of both openers meant 
Wollaston had to re think their run chase effort. Hart and Oli Stone 
complimented each other nicely and the pair managed to re-build the early set 
backs to put Wollaston back on track. But when Hart was on the receiving end of 
a dubious decision, and Mark Ralph, David Shelford, and Mark Carter all failed 
to make an impact, the momentum once again swung in the favour of the 
opposition.
 
In Stone, Wollaston always knew they had a match winner, and with the skipper 
stroking a couple of nice boundaries at the other end Wollaston still pushed 
hard for victory, however the dreaded run out of the skipper when he was on 33 
and the dismissal of Stone 32 a couple of overs later gave Stony a sniff of 
victory.
 
On his debut after a late call up Harry Broome absorbed some early pressure from 
the Stony attack, and proved he has both the technique and temperament to be a 
top quality player in the future, and despite the late efforts of Furniss and 
Gibbo, Wollaston ran out of steam with Wollaston falling 22 short  -  
Broome finishing with 14 not out.
 
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SECOND 
ELEVEN GET A CREDITABLE DRAW AT WEST HADDON
West Haddon 234 for 8 in 50 
overs  Wollaston 178 for 7 in 50 
overs  Draw  
7 points
Patrick Bright 34    
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THIRDS HAVE A WEEK OFF
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July 6th
NOT ONE OF OUR BETTER DAYS!
FIRST ELEVEN 
GET CLOSE BUT LOSE BY ONE WICKET TO HORTON HOUSE
Wollaston 161 all out in 49.5 
overs      Horton House  162 for 9    
51 overs    Lost  11 points
Marcus Shelton 45    
Chris Perry  3 for 28      
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A lack of 
runs and the inability to bat their overs once again cost Wollaston victory, in 
a game they were looking to pick up maximum points.
 
When Steve Musgrave crunched a cover drive to the boundary off the first ball of 
the game I could sense a big total, however my optimism shot me in the foot, as 
too many batsmen were guilty of throwing their wicket away.
 Olly 
Stone fell early after Muz had chopped one back onto his stumps two overs 
before. Late call up Marcus Shelton (45) played with his usual freedom and along 
with the in-form Mark Ralph (35) looked to have eradicated the early set backs, 
however when both fell in quick succession and for once the middle order failed 
to click after some good catching by Horton, it was left to Lewis Bates (33 not 
out) to grind it out with the tail, and after a suicidal run out by Mark Gibbs 
in the 50th over, Wollaston had to settle for 161, a less than average total.
 
Gibbs and Kieran Furniss both bowled well with the new ball making early inroads 
into the Horton chase, and despite a good partnership between Andrew Morrison 
and Akash Shah in the middle of the innings Wollaston always felt they had 
enough in their locker to bowl the opposition out, particularly after David 
Shelford had removed Shah LBW for 30 and Morrison was run out with some good 
work again by Shelford an over later.
 
Some clean hitting by Andrew Neate appeared to have set up a comfortable victory 
for Horton, however two wickets in two balls by skipper Chris Perry and a wicket 
for Muz a couple of overs later made it a nail biting finish with Neate managing 
to steer the opposition home under the pressure of the Wollaston attack.
 
Similar to the Oundle game, had we batted with more conviction at vital times 
and used our full allotted overs, I'm sure victory would have been Wollaston's, 
however we all know what they say about hindsight.....!
 
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 SECOND 
ELEVEN STRUGGLE AT HORTON
Wollaston 160 for 9 in 50 
overs  Horton House Seconds 161 for 2    29 overs Lost  
7 points
Cameron Pike 53 not out    
Scorecard
With opener 
Andrew Silsby sent back to the pavilion second ball the Seconds were up against 
it once again after a run of disappointing results. The revamped batting order 
saw fellow opener Andy Luck joined at the wicket by fourteen year old Cameron 
Pike - elevated from the depths of rabbit invested territory to the giddy 
heights of number three. The confidence in Cameron was well placed and along 
with Luck gave Wollaston a decent start before the latter was bowled for 25.
The 
youngster remained unbeaten however and made his much deserved Wollaston NCL 
maiden Fifty and was still there when the innings closed after 50 overs with 53* 
to his name.. Unfortunately no one else could make an impression with  most 
of the Wollaston batting line up failing to reach double figures. Number five, 
Nathan Dawson was expertly stumped for 16 after looking like he might go on to a 
big score and number eight Jamie Perry was run out for 14.
Wollaston 
put a big effort in after tea, but despite Jamie Perry grabbing a wicket 
straight away and Adrian Ward following up with the other opener, numbers 3 and 
4 were just too good on the day and Horton cruised home with 21 overs and eight 
wickets to spare.
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THIRD ELEVEN LOSE HIGH 
SCORING GAME TO KETTERING THIRDS
Wollaston 204 for 6 in 45 overs  
Kettering 205 for 5   42 overs   Lost    7 
points
Paul Jones 56    Paul Carter 32         
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A decent opening stand 
between Rex Boddington (21) and Paul Carter (32) was followed by what should 
have been a match winning innings of 56 by skipper Paul Jones which set 
Wollaston the the road to maximum batting points.
With Josh Steggles 
adding 25 not out and Craig Boddington 24, the home side looked in the driving 
seat at tea time.
Unfortunately things didn't 
go Wollaston's way after the re-start and loose bowling and sloppy fielding 
allowed the visitors to romp home with three overs and five wickets to spare. 
Paul Jones took 2 for 
45 off 9 overs,  David Ward 2 for 56 off 13 and Josh Steggles 1 for 41 off 
9.
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July 3rd
FIRST 
ELEVEN GO OUT OF CUP  AT BRIXWORTH
Brixworth 162 
for 5 in 20 overs  Wollaston 129 all out in 19.5 overs  
Mark Ralph 26      Matthew Jones 20       
David Shelford 3 for 35       
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June 29th
FIRST ELEVEN WIN BY 99 AT 
WELLINGBOROUGH AND PICK UP 30 POINTS
                                                  
A Century for Mark Ralph
Wollaston 228 for 6 dec 54 overs  Wellingborough 129 
all out in 30.4 overs  Won 30 points   
 Mark Ralph 100 not out   Mark Gibbs 
5 for 30 off 10 overs  
Scorecard
A fantastic hundred by Mark Ralph set up a 
maximum point victory for Wollaston who remain tight on the heels of league 
leaders Finedon.
 
Along with Liam Bates (61) the pair put on their second century partnership of 
the season, in testing conditions on a wicket less than conducive to batting. 
Ralph reached his century in the 53rd over including 12 fours and 1 six allowing 
the skipper to declare early setting the opposition 228 to win. Other 
contributions cam from Muz (21) at the start of the innings and Shelford (23) at 
the end.
 
The Wollaston opening bowlers then tore into the W'boro top order who were 
helpless on a wicket made for Gibbs whose bounce and movement offered 5 catches 
within the slip cordon well supported by Furniss who claimed two wickets at the 
other end. Perry and Muz mopped up the tail with conviction, with only James 
Howes (60 n.o) offering any resistance for the opposition.
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 SECOND ELEVEN 
WELL BEATEN AT HOME BY GREAT OAKLEY
Wollaston 155 all out in 50 overs   
Gt Oakley 157 for 2 in 32.4 overs  Lost 4 points 
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THIRDS BEAT 
WELLINGBOROUGH 4ths BY 150 AT LITTLE HARROWDEN
                                  
A 
Century for Nathan Dawson
Wollaston 292 for 2 in 45 overs 
Wellingborough 142 all out in 36 overs  Won 30 points 
Nathan Dawson 102 not out  Sam Drage 
55 not out           Sam Drage 
3 for 24 in 5 overs 
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Wollaston travelled to 
Little Harrowden to take on Wellingborough 4ths who were propping up division 
11.
Paul Jones won the 
toss, decided to bat and sent in seasoned openers Andrew Silsby and Rex 
Boddington who between then amassed an impressive 115 for the first wicket. 
Silsby made 54 and Boddington 38 before they made way for Nathan Dawson and Sam 
Drage. 
Dawson in particular 
showed no mercy on the young home attack and his unbeaten century contained 7 
sixes and came in 23 overs - strongly supported by Drage who made his maiden 
half century and remained not out at the close of the innings.
The youngsters from 
Wellingborough made a plucky reply and although never looking like making a 
winning total they battled hard and made Wollaston work for the win. 
Sam Drage bowled his 
off breaks to good effect and finished with 3 for 24, Nick Dawson 2 for 17, 
David Ward 2 for 37, Lewis North-Row 1 for 12 and Josh Steggles 1 for 31 off 12 
overs.


June 22nd
FIRST COME UNSTUCK AGAINST 
OUNDLE
Wollaston 195 all out in 47 overs  Oundle 196 for 8 in 
38.3 overs   Lost   11 points   
Steve Musgrave 46  David Shelford 41        
Chris Perry 5 for 56 off 15   
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          Unbeaten run comes to an end for 1st 
          Xl
           
          
          A lack of runs caused Wollaston to 
          register their first loss of the season and ended a 15 week trot of 
          unbeaten matches. 
          After losing the toss Wollaston 
          were asked to bat on a flat deck and knew they would have to post a 
          big score if they were to win the game. Oundle overseas pace man 
          Petrus Jeftha, removed Matt Jones in his second over and followed it 
          up in his next over with the wicket of Mark Ralph promoted to number 3 
          in the absence of Jimmy Hart. Liam Bates was unlucky after digging out 
          a yorker only for the ball to roll back onto the stumps, and when 
          David Shelford was caught soon after, Wollaston were staring down the 
          barrel.
           
          Mark Carter joined Steve Musgrave at the crease, knowing the pair 
          would have to get some form of partnership going to re build the 
          innings. Muz coped well with the pace of Jeftha, and was scoring 
          freely, whilst Carts latched onto some loose bowling from the other 
          end, clearing the ropes twice in one over off the bowling of Daniel 
          Oldham. Having done the hard work and seeing off the dangerous Jeftha, 
          Muz unfortunately relaxed a little too much and offered a catch off 
          the bowling of Richard Cunningham, and was dismissed for 46. Marcus 
          Shelton failed to make an impact, and like Muz after doing the hard 
          work, Carts managed to pick out the only man on the boundary a couple 
          of overs later and was out for 41. 
           
          The Oundle skipper could smell an opportunity and brought Jeftha back 
          into the attack, but Charlie Elderton and the skipper dug their heels 
          in and managed to keep the scoreboard ticking, and it was the spin at 
          the other end which eventually did the damage. Elderton showed promise 
          but was caught and bowled off Ramsden for 18, and despite a gentle wag 
          of the tail, the Wollaston  skipper Chris Perry was left stranded 
          on 30 not out after Oundle wrapped up the innings in the 47th over. 
           
          Despite Keiran Furniss making the early breakthrough with a delivery 
          that swung back late clipping the top of off stump to the left handed 
          opener, and Mark Gibbs managing to find the edge of the Oundle number 
          3 - duly accepted by Carts, too many loose deliveries from the seamers 
          meant the skipper had to turn to spin early. However, this had the 
          desired effect with Perry striking early with an LBW to remove Tom 
          Bishop.
           
          This brought Jeftha to the crease who 
          proved he is a talented all rounder and did not hold back on taking 
          the attack to Wollaston. A run out by a scrambling Carts threw a 
          spanner into the works, however this did not seem to phase Jeftha, who 
          hit 9 fours and 3 sixes on his way to 85 before Perry removed him 
          caught behind by Carts. A couple more wickets fell again off the 
          bowling of Perry which certainly made it a nervous finish for the 
          Oundle boys.  However it was too little too late as Oundle 
          finished the game off 8 down in the 39th over. Another 30 runs for 
          Wollaston certainly would have made things interesting! 
           
          Congratulations to Chris Perry who picked up another 5 wicket haul for 
          the Wollaston cause. Wollaston will be looking to get back to a 
          winning mentality next week with an away trip to Wellingborough Town.
           
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 SECOND ELEVEN 
STRUGGLE FOR RUNS AT WELLINGBOROUGH
Wellingborough 210 for 5 in 50 
overs  Wollaston 148 for 6 in 50 overs Draw 5 points 
David Mercer 45    Josh Steggles 2 for 48 off 10 overs    
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BIG WIN FOR THIRDS AT 
HOME TO GEDDINGTON 
Wollaston 201 for 6 in 45 overs Geddington 
3rds 98 all out in 37 overs  Won 30 points  
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Nathan Dawson 68  Craig Boddington 41 not out     
David Ward 3 for 20    Nathan Healey 3 for 26   Nick 
Dawson 3 for 36
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On a day that looked far from settled on 
the weather front, Wollaston lost the toss and were inserted with the  grey 
and forbidding skies skulking overhead at Emberton.
Progress was slow with the  home 
openers struggling to make any real impression on the Geddington attack. 
However, an opening stand of over forty was compiled between Andrew Silsby ( 18) 
and Rex Boddington (23) which gave a foundation for number three Nathan Dawson 
to build on.
Initial circumspection was gradually 
replaced with savage hitting and his 68 runs changed the course of the innings 
and set up the five final overs for Craig Boddington to club four sixes and make 
a quick-fire 41 not out. Young Lewis North-Row pitched in with 13.
In reply Geddington were soon one down when 
David Ward ( 3 for 20 off 10 ) induced Geddington skipper Mark Thomas to leave 
his crease and lighting work by keeper Silsby saw him stumped with only 4 on the 
board.
Fellow opener, Thomas Pearson (bowled) and 
number three Ross Campbell (caught Graham Richards) were also sent back by the 
same bowler to put the visitors in deep trouble.
Nick Dawson ( 3 for 36 off 10) and Nathan 
Healey (3 for 26 off 10)  worked their way through the middle order before 
Lewis North-Row made his bowling debut and wrapped up the innings when he had 
last man Harry Bolton well caught by Craig Boddington in the covers.

Tuesday June 18th CUP
FIRST 
ELEVEN BEAT NORTHAMPTON SAINTS IN KNOCKOUT CUP 
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June 15th
FIRST ELEVEN BEAT BURTON 
LATIMER BY 55 RUNS TO MOVE UP TO SECOND
                                 
SIX WICKETS FOR STEVE MUSGRAVE
Wollaston 224 for 5 in 51 overs   Burton 169 all 
out in 46 overs Won  30 points 
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Liam Bates 67     Mark Ralph 64   Steve 
Musgrave 6 for 52 in 17 overs  
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  The 1st Xl picked up their sixth victory of 
  the season, and claimed maximum points against a young Burton Latimer side. 
  Losing the toss Wollaston were asked to have first use on what appeared green 
  but turned out to be a good wicket. Wollaston quickly reached 40 without loss 
  from the first 10 overs, Steve Musgrave reaching the boundary five times 
  before being removed LBW for 26. Matt Jones and Jimmy Hart fell quickly 
  afterwards and it was down to Mark Ralph and Liam Bates to re build the 
  innings.
   
  The pair put together a partnership of 125 
  with a combination of well struck boundaries and good running between the 
  wickets, and despite a short rain delay both players continued the momentum to 
  reach their half centuries to put Wollaston into a good enough position to be 
  able to declare early. Batesy finishing with 67 and Ralphy 64, with a cameo 
  performance from David Shelford at the end of the innings, finishing with 24 
  n.o from 19 balls, and the skipper called the boys in after 51 overs.
   
  Playing against his old club, the skipper 
  handed Shelford the new ball and operated with Gibbs at the other end, and 
  despite leaking a couple of early boundaries, Shelford rewarded his skipper by 
  bowling Daniel Bird for 5. Following his trot of good form Muz was introduced 
  into the attack, and was shortly joined by the skipper. Musgrave dismissed all 
  three potential match winners for Burton with Morton caught on the deep square 
  boundary by Jones, bowling Luke Odell, and claiming Scott Sanders caught at 
  slip with a fantastic reaction catch by Bates.
   
  Despite the efforts of George Groenland (33), 
  the experience and guile of Muz was too much for the opposition and he 
  finished with figures of 17-4-52-6. Shelford replaced the skipper who had 
  claimed one wicket at the pavilion end, and wrapped up proceedings with a 
  sharp catch by Ralph at short leg and an absolute screamer by Bates diving one 
  handed at second slip in the 45th over to round off a good day for both 
  himself and Shelford, who must have taken great pleasure in the victory.
   
  This sixth win of the season allows us to 
  maintain our second place position in the league, and we will be looking to 
  continue this winning momentum with the visit of Oundle Town next Saturday. 
  Bring it on.....!
   
  Please remember Wollaston play the Saints at 
  home this Tuesday in the first round of the 20/20 competition, starting at 
  6pm. As usual the support of our loyal spectators will be much appreciated.
 
SECOND ELEVEN 
DRAW AT HEYFORD
Wollaston 178 for 9 in 50 overs  
Heyford 114 for 6 in 50 overs  Draw  14 points 
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Marcus Shelton  73   John Pike  54   Andrew 
Kowal 3 for 32 in 14 overs
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A CLOSE ENCOUNTER OF THE 
THIRD KIND AT KETTERING
Wollaston 105 all out in 35 overs   
Kettering 86 all out in 36 overs  Won 26 points  
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Nathan Dawson  29   Josh Steggles 4 for 14 in 11 overs
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With Louis North-Row and Sam 
Bayes making their Wollaston senior league debuts Paul Jones's troops were 
hoping to get back to winning ways at Kettering.
With runs proving hard 
to come by, the batsmen struggled against a good bowling attack and only number 
three Nathan Dawson made any real impression on a decent pitch that kept low on 
occasions. He battled hard for his 29 and it pushed the Wollaston to a solitary 
batting point. In the context of the game Nathan Richards' 10 and Louis's eleven 
were also vital, and gave us a slight chance at tea time.
To win the the game 
Wollaston knew that it needed at least one bowler to bowl exceedingly well - and 
seamer Josh Steggles was that man! He took the new ball and proceeded to take 
three wickets to plunge the hosts to a precarious 3 for 27.
David Ward Ward then 
had Daniels trapped in front before Steggles grabbed another to keep Wollaston 
on top.
With the aid of fine 
catching from Andrew Silsby and skipper Jones,  Ward took 2 more wickets 
before a couple of run-outs put the batting side in dire straits.
With number six, Bains 
batting trying hard to shepherd the tail, Nick Dawson finished off a good day 
for the Thirds when he had him LBW to win the game with just nineteen runs to 
spare.

June 8th
FIRST ELEVEN WIN A THRILLER 
AT RUSHTON 
                                
 
ONE WICKET AND ONE BALL TO SPARE!
Rushton179 all out in 54 overs  
Wollaston 180 for 9 in 55.5 overs   Win   22 points 
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Matthew Jones 37  Chris Perry 33* Mark Carter 31      
Chris Perry 4 for 10  Steve Musgrave 3 for 58    
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Wollaston sneak home in 
eventful finish!
 
There were run outs, dropped 
catches, catches on the boundary and plenty of drama as Wollaston took it down 
to the penultimate ball of the match to claim their 5th victory of the season!
 
After asking the home team to bat Wollaston put in another very good 
bowling/fielding performance at what is normally a very batsmen friendly ground. 
Once again Steve Musgrave & Chris Perry did the damage, whilst earlier both 
Simon Driver and Kieran Furniss had picked up early wickets to get Wollaston off 
too a good start. Liam Bates picked up the important wicket of Andrew Reynoldson 
in the middle of the Rushton innings, and showed his bowling is continuing to 
develop, and it was left to Muz & Pez to mop up the tail, Pez finishing with 
outstanding figures of 13-6-10-4 and Muz 16-3-58-3.
 
Muz could not continue his good day getting bowled off the third ball of the 
Wollaston innings after an innocuous delivery sharply jagged back hitting his 
leg stump. Jimmy Hart who has had a dry couple of weeks by his standard came to 
the crease with confidence and took the attack to the Rushton bowlers, whilst 
Matthew Jones steadied the ship at the other end. Hart quickly hit 3 fours and a 
huge six, however frustratingly skied a catch after he looked set for a big 
score.
 
Mark Ralph - confident after his Kiwi experience failed to get going after a 
dubious bump-ball decision was given against him, and Jones soon followed after 
hitting a well timed sweep shot straight at a fielder. Charlie Elderton making 
his 1st Xl debut unfortunately failed to trouble the scorers, and when Liam 
Bates fell an over later after playing himself in, the guys down the order who 
had not had much time at the crease would have to dig deep to get Wollaston 
home.
 
After getting dropped early in his innings Carter & skipper Pez soon found some 
confidence, and the chirpy Rushton players soon quietened down as the pair built 
a solid partnership of 75, and Wollaston were cruising to victory. However Perry 
was bowled on 33 and when Carter was run out two overs later for 31 was it 
possible that there was going to be a final twist in the game....?
 
Still needing 10 runs with plenty of balls in hand Wollaston were still 
confident with the experience of Driver and Gibbs at the crease, especially 
after Driver stroked a cover drive to the boundary. However, after already being 
dropped on the boundary Gibbs attempted another big shot only to be caught on 
the ropes. Two to win and some very nervous players on the side lines! Driver 
managed to sneak a single to tie the game, and it came down to the last over 
where Furniss patiently waited for his opportunity and smashed the ball to the 
boundary, much to the delight of the Wollaston players.
 
We did not make it easy for ourselves but certainly showed what can only be 
described as 'Big B*ll+!?s' to claim a memorable victory, over a team we love to 
beat!
 
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SECOND ELEVEN DRAW WITH 
PODINGTON
                            
A CENTURY FOR PATRICK BRIGHT                            
Wollaston 276 for 6 dec in 46 overs   
Podington 237 for 7 in 54 overs 12 points 
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Patrick Bright 100       John Pike 85       Andy Kowal 
5 for 42       
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Saturday 8th June 2013 is a day that will 
live long in the memory of those players and spectators fortunate enough to 
spend it at Wollaston playing fields. That was the day that 14 year old Patrick 
Bright cut, pulled, drove and ramped his way to the youngest senior hundred in 
the club's long history. The number of runs he scored and the way in which he 
scored them were both equally impressive particularly as Wollaston were 37 for 3 
when his innings began.
 Darren Laughton had won the toss and 
elected to bat first and with Patrick he put Wollaston firmly in control, taking 
the score to 120 for 4 after 23 overs. Darren's departure made way for John Pike 
who made 85 from just 53 balls allowing the captain to declare after 46 overs 
having set Podington a target of 277 to win.
When Andy Kowal took the new ball and removed both of Podington's opening 
batsmen very quickly, a home win looked the most likely result. Unfortunately it 
wasn't to be despite Andy's final figures of 5 for 42 from 15 overs. Liam 
Souster made a resilient 53 before Ian Hart and, former Wollaston player, Adam 
Tee counter attacked well scoring 42 and 81 respectively. The innings finished 
on 237 for 7 with neither side able to force a result but it was enough to push 
Wollaston back to the top of the table.
THIRD ELEVEN LOSE UNBEATEN 
RECORD
Wollaston 205 for 7 in 45 overs     
Wicken 2nds 207 for 5  41.3 overs  Lost 7 points 
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Andrew Silsby 53 Nick Dawson 46 not out    Nathan Healey 2 for 45     
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After last week's emphatic victory at Wicken 
the Thirds were in confident mood half way through this return fixture- and even 
more so after just three overs after tea with the visitors three wickets down 
with just one run to their name.
But cricket has a way of biting back when 
you least expect it. And Wollaston certainly had the teeth marks to prove it at 
7.30pm on Saturday night!
All was going well before the break. Opener 
Andy Silsby was in confident mood hitting the third ball of the match for six 
and went on to make a well deserved 53  before unluckily giving a return 
catch to the bowler. The middle order came and went without adding much to the 
proceedings and it was left to Nick Dawson with 46, Sam Drage (26) and Elliot 
Knight (24) to take the score to over 200 and maximum batting points.
With the Boddington (junior) tea seemingly 
giving the bowlers added power, Nathan Healey quickly grabbed a couple of wicket 
followed by another from Josh Steggles. But whether it was the minted pineapple 
dessert  wearing off or just poor cricket, the fielding was tired and  
the bowling ineffective - resulting in a complete turn around of fortunes.
 Number three, Giacome Palmiero went on 
to score an unbeaten 123 and number six Callum Wright a well constructed  
53 to take Wicken to a well deserved victory and inflict the first defeat of the 
season on a chastened and subdued Wollaston Third Team


June 1st
THREE BIG WINS FOR WOLLASTON 
CC !
        
FIRST ELEVEN WIN BY TEN WICKETS AGAINST BRIXWORTH
                                
 
A CENTURY FOR MATTHEW JONES
Brixworth 134 all out in 52 overs  Wollaston 136 for 0 
in 31 overs   Win   25 points
Matthew Jones 106*  Chris Perry 4 for 27    Steve 
Musgrave 3 for 55 
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A fantastic Matt Jones century put Brixworth 
to the sword in an emphatic 10 wicket victory for the 1st Xl.
 
After losing the toss Wollaston found themselves bowling first again, a 
decision the Brixworth skipper may live to regret, after their batsmen struggled 
under the scrutiny of some good Wollaston bowling. Both opening bowlers found 
some early swing and bowled in good areas, with Simon Driver making the break 
through in the 3rd over removing Paul Blakemore who played onto his stumps.
 
On a slow wicket Wollaston introduced spin early whilst Driver continued to 
build pressure from the other end and picked up his second wicket in his 9th 
over caught by Shelford at mid off. Chris Perry found some purchase in the deck 
straight away and was consistently beating the bat with turn and bounce and with 
his partner in crime Steve Musgrave who replaced Driver after a good opening 
spell, made life very difficult for Brixworth.
 
Some good catching in close by both Liam Bates and Mark Ralph quickly reduced 
Brixworth to five down, and despites the efforts of Callum Berrill 29, Fred 
Newborough 19 and Sam Sweeney 21, Brixworth had little answers to the spin 
twins. Bates wrapped up the innings in the 52nd over to round off another 
excellent bowling performance with Perry finishing with figures of 17-6-27-4, 
Muz 15-6-55-3, well supported earlier by Driver 11-4-30-2 and Kieran Furniss 
7-3-12-0.
 
Although Wollaston had, had some success already this season chasing low totals 
on a spinning deck things were never going to be easy, and getting the innings 
off to a good start to lower the morale of the Brixworth players was vital. This 
is exactly what Matt Jones and Musgrave did with Jones on this occasion taking 
on the role of the aggressor and Muz playing the supporting role. Jones played 
with confidence and freedom in one of the best knocks I have seen him play, and 
with Brixworth heads down the pair really dominated the Brixworth bowling 
attack.
 
Jones's century came off 107 balls including 16 fours and a maximum to finish 
the game in style in the 30th over, with Muz 25 not out at the other end, to 
wrap up an emphatic 10 wicket victory and sees Wollaston move up to 4th in the 
league.
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SECOND ELEVEN BEAT RAUNDS BY 
117 RUNS
Wollaston 236 for 8 dec in 49 overs   
Raunds 119 all out in 41 overs
Patrick Bright 54      Andy Kowal 38      
John Pike 36 and  5 for 12          
Adrian Ward 3 for 27    
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Raunds Town were sitting at the foot of the 
division 3 table when Wollaston visited on Saturday so anything less than a win 
would have been a disappointment for Darren Laughton's men.
Having been asked to bat first, all of the batsmen contributed whilst never 
letting the home bowlers settle. Pat Bright played the stand out innings the 
game in making 54 very fluent runs whilst being well supported by Marcus Shelton 
(30), John Pike (36) and Andy Koval (38). An imposing target of 237 had been set 
and it was over to the bowlers to complete the job.
Although Raunds made a reasonable start to their run chase it wasn't long before 
Jaime Perry made the breakthrough by clean bowling Adam Lack. Wickets then fell 
at regular intervals, particularly following the introduction of John Pike into 
the attack who took 5 wickets for just 12 runs. He was supported by Adrian Ward 
(3 for 27) and the game was wrapped up in the 41st over when the last wicket 
fell still 118 runs short of the target.
It was a very comprehensive win on a day that saw all 3 Wollaston sides show 
their quality and sweep aside the opposition.
 

THIRD ELEVEN WIN AT WICKEN 
BY 63 RUNS AND GO TOP
Wollaston 158 all out in 44 overs     
Wicken 2nds 95 all out in 43 overs  Win 28 points
Nathan Dawson 41  Paul Jones 32    Nick Dawson 4 for 
19    David Ward 3 for 21 
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Wollaston's decision to bat 
first after winning the toss at Wicken didn't reap instant rewards.
Opener Andrew Silsby 
departed for nine with just 16 on the board and it was a matter of consolidation 
when number three Paul Jones joined Rex Boddington at the crease. They did a 
reasonable job of soaking up what the hosts' attack could offer until, with the 
total on 78 both contrived to leave the scene of the action. The former with 32 
and the latter with 27.
Five and six - Scott Bailey 
and Craig Boddington both went cheaply to put Wollaston in a tricky position. 
However, father and son Nick and Nathan Dawson batted sensibly with great 
running between the wickets and strong hitting, and together they put on 54 for 
the sixth wicket. Nathan was finally caught and bowled for 41 and Nick was 
bowled for 15.
Number nine Sam Drage made a 
useful 13 not out and the innings closed on 158 in the 44th over.
The reply from Wicken 
got of to a positive start with Kevin Worfold and Matt Pitcher (35) putting on 
38 for the first wicket, and later at 60 for one the home club looked in a good 
position. However, with the first three wickets falling to Nick Dawson 60 for 1 
was reduced to 80 for 9 thanks to one more wicket from Dawson, three from David 
Ward, two from Nathan Healey and one from Josh Steggles. The innings was wrapped 
up on 95 in the 43rd over.
Nick Dawson 4 for 19 
off 8 overs. David Ward 3 for 21 off 10, Nathan Healey 2 for 19 off 10 and Josh 
Steggles 1 for 15 off 11overs.

May 25th
FIRST ELEVEN HOLD OUT FOR A 
WELL DESERVED DRAW AT FINEDON
Finedon 261 for 9 in 55 overs  Wollaston 187 for 9 in 
55 overs   Draw   9 points
Steve Musgrave 51   Matthew Jones 40  Mark Ralph 37   
Chris Perry 5 for 66
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          A nail biting finish!
           
          Mark Carter and Kieran Furniss were 
          forced to play out the last 24 balls of the game to earn Wollaston a 
          draw at league leaders Finedon, to make it 9 games without defeat for 
          the 1st Xl.
           
          Again bowling first, Wollaston did not have it all their own way, with 
          ex Wollaston and County player Ben Howgego racking up a well made 
          century, and Finedon captain Andy Daniels adding a quick fire fifty to 
          put Finedon into a strong position. Once again Pez and Muz did the 
          damage for Wollaston, with Simon Driver earlier picking up his fist 
          wicket of the season and Shelford with the other wicket bowling Greg 
          Evans with a top notch delivery. Perry picking up a consecutive 5 
          wicket haul with figures of 17-2-66-5 well supported by Muz who 
          produced 12-1-68-2.
           
          With a seam quartet of genuine pedigree, going at around 5 runs per 
          over from the start was never going to be easy, however, openers Muz & 
          Razzle took on the challenge and soon reached their 50 partnership 
          with things looking good for Wollaston. Jones fell for 40 under 
          unfortunate circumstances after the ball ricocheting off both bat and 
          pad before knocking the bails off, and when Jimmy Hart fell the next 
          over and Muz shortly after passing his fifty the game swung back into 
          Finedon's favour.
           
          Last seasons 'Duck Twins' Mark Ralph & Liam Bates kept the scoreboard 
          moving, with Ralphy continuing his rich vein of form, and Batesy 
          showing signs that he is getting back towards the quality player he 
          is, but similar to last week, the run rate continued to creep up and 
          soon the target of reaching 225 for the extra batting point became 
          more realistic than winning the game, but Finedon had other ideas....
           
          Both Ralph & Bates were both stumped looking to kick on against the 
          Finedon spinners, and when 14 year old Patrick Bright - a talent I'm 
          sure we'll hear a lot more about in the future, making his 1st Xl 
          maiden innings and David Shelford both fell cheaply, the target of 225 
          seemed a long way off. Perry was unable to continue his good day, 
          suffering from the dreaded 'first baller' and survival was now the key 
          for Wollaston.
           
          Things went from bad to worse for Wollaston when Driver was caught 
          trapped in front two overs later and Wollaston had four overs to play 
          out with both the Finedon bowlers and supporters' tails up! But Carter 
          and Furniss held their nerve, and despite a couple of desperate LBW 
          shouts, earned Wollaston a draw with Furniss showing good maturity, 
          confidently defending the last six balls from Will Sneath.
           
          Despite slipping a couple of league 
          places, it was a good fight from Wollaston, who picked up some vital 
          points. Wollaston entertain Brixworth next week, a team they have had 
          mixed fortunes against in the past, and will no doubt be in for 
          another tough battle.
           
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SECOND ELEVEN LOSE AT HOME 
TO ST. CRISPIN RYELANDS
St Crispin's 231 for 9 in 50 overs    
Wollaston 94 all out in 41.3 overs  Lost 4 points
Marcus Shelton 33   David Mercer 3 for 52    
Jamie Perry 3 for 62
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After last week's low 
scoring win at Great Houghton, the Seconds went into this top of the table clash 
hoping to maintain the winning run which had put them in such a good position in 
division three.
In the absence of 
skipper Darren Laughton, his vice captain Andy Luck took the helm and decided to 
bowl first when the coin came down in his favour.
An early breakthrough 
was the ideal start when Jamie Perry induced a fine edge off the bat of opener 
Marcus Broome and the eager gloves of Cameron Pike were more than ready to 
accept the catch.       Wollaston's fielding was 
tight and well organised and although fellow opener Tom Goodman and number three 
Ashley Starmer gradually built a solid base with a stand of 89, Wollaston still 
maintained a degree of control.
However, Goodman 
gradually increased the tempo and although wickets fell at the other end, he 
went on to strike 6 sixes and 6 fours in a fine knock of 112. He was finally 
clean bowled by last week's man of the match, Dave Mercer.
With Kyle Smith's 
middle order 38, St.CR closed their innings on 231 for nine after 50 overs. 
David Mercer 3 for 52    
Jamie Perry 3 for 62
In reply, opener Marcus Shelton's battled 
hard and his 33 proved to be the top score for Wollaston against an accurate 
seam attack. Perry with 15 had the next highest run tally and despite a defiant 
unbeaten ten not out from skipper  Luck Wollaston folded to 94 all out in 
the 42nd over.

THIRD ELEVEN WIN AT HOME TO 
HIGHAM FERRERS 2nds
Wollaston 145 for 9 in 45 overs     
Higham 63 all out in 36.4 overs  Won 27 points
Joshua Steggles 26    Paul Jones 3 for 10
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Wollaston skipper Paul Jones 
won the toss and decided to bat on a soft, slow pitch at Emberton. Openers 
Andrew Silsby (11) and Rex Boddington (17) got the home side off to an adequate 
- but not scintillating - start, which in the conditions was worth more than 
initially appreciated.
 Following the demise 
of the two openers the middle order all added "bits and pieces" but it was 
number eight Joshua Steggles who took the score up to an acceptable level when 
he made 26 in quick time before getting run out. Sam Drage ( 9 not out) and 
Nathan Healey (15 not out) carried on the good work for the tenth wicket to give 
Wollaston a fighting chance.
After a wonderful tea, 
the home side bowlers really did the business. With fine catches - including a 
breathtaking effort by debutant David Pike, Higham capitulated to 63 all out in 
the 37th over to give Wollaston a much deserved victory.
Paul Jones finished 
with 3 for 10 off six overs, Josh Steggles 2 for 10 off eight, Nick Dawson 2 for 
7 off nine and Nathan Healey 2 for 15 off ten

May 18th
FIRST ELEVEN SO CLOSE TO WIN 
BUT DRAW AGAINST O.N'S
Old Northamptonians 277 for 8 in 55 overs  
Wollaston 265 for 5 in 55 overs Draw  13 points
Mark Ralph 70   Matthew Jones 63    
Olly Stone 58   Chris Perry 5 for 74 off 17 overs
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First Xl fight hard but have to settle for draw.
 
With a couple of O.N's 1st team regulars absent 
Wollaston fancied their chances of making it four straight victories in a row, 
but came up short in an exciting run chase.
 
Pez's magic coin let him down on this occasion however O.N's skipper chose to 
bat anyway to the captain's delight. Once again Wollaston made the early break 
through, with Olly Stone removing the O.N's opener in his first over caught in 
the gulley by Muz. Tom Webb and Zaakir Khawaja soon found their feet and latched 
on to some loose Wollaston bowling, with Webb reaching his 50 first at around a 
run a ball, with Khawaja not far behind. 
 
Perry broke the partnership removing Webb LBW attempting a sweep shot. Shelford 
provided vital support in his second spell in the middle of the O.N's innings 
picking up two wickets, however the O.N's players continued to attack on what 
appeared to be a fairly flat deck. Perry was made to work hard, but was rewarded 
with his first 5 wicket haul of the season, finishing with figures of 17-1-75-5, 
but with some good hitting towards the end of their innings by Tom Hafil, the 
O.N's finished on 277, a total Wollaston were disappointed in considering how 
well we have bowled and fielded the last couple of weeks.
 
Chasing 277 was always going to be a big ask, and would show where Wollaston's 
batting was really at, considering the low totals we have had to chase the first 
three games of the season, however on a flat deck and a number of the top in 
order in form it certainly wasn't out of reach. Musgrave wanted to get Wollaston 
off to a good start and clearly had attack on his mind however one shot too many 
was once again his downfall, and when Jimmy Hart was given out first ball a 
decision that certainly would have been referred on the DRS!, Wollaston were 
facing an uphill battle.
 
The attacking style of Ralph and solidarity of Jones combined well forming a 
vital partnership after the early disappointments. Some tight O.N's bowling with 
the field spread in the middle of the innings saw the run rate soon creeping up 
to around 7 an over and when Jones was dismissed for 63 it appeared the game was 
heading towards a draw, however the introduction of Stone injected some spice to 
the innings and when he was joined by Batesy after Ralphy was run out for a well 
made 70, the initial target of reaching 225 was scraped as Wollaston pushed for 
victory.
 
A combination of some big hitting and good running between the wickets gave 
Wollaston a glimmer of hope, to a point that at one stage all 9 O.N's fielders 
were on the boundary! Unfortunately when Stone holed out on the boundary for 58, 
Wollaston ran out of deliveries eventually finishing the innings on 265 with a 
very tired Batesy 37 not out.
 
Considering the game looked dead at one point this made for an exciting finish, 
and proved Wollaston had got rid of a couple of the demons they found during the 
batting last season, and the skipper was pleased with the efforts of the boys.
 
Wollaston travel to league leaders Finedon next week for another tough 
encounter.
 
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SECOND ELEVEN WIN AT GREAT 
HOUGHTON
Great Houghton 83 all out   
Wollaston 84 for 6    
Won     22 points
Dave Mercer 6 for 7 and 48 not out
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The 2nd XI travelled to Great Houghton and 
were greeted by a long outfield covered in cut grass and a very soft wicket that 
looked as though run scoring was going to be difficult. That certainly proved to 
be the case after Darren Laughton had won the toss and asked the home side to 
bat first.
John Pike and Andy Luck both bowled very economically through their full 
allocation of overs with John picking up 4 for 21. Adrian Ward and David Mercer 
continued to tighten the grip on the frustrated Houghton batsmen before David 
(almost apologetically) took 6 wickets for just 7 runs and the innings closed 
with 84 as the target set.
Wollaston's batsmen also found the pitch difficult but Harry Broome and David 
Mercer played very nicely to move the score close to the victory target. Despite 
a late flurry of wickets it was quite a comfortable chase and a third win in a 
row for Wollaston.

THIRD ELEVEN WIN BY 97 RUNS 
AGAINST RUSHDEN 3rds
Wollaston 178 for 8 in 45 overs  
Rushden 81 all out in 30.3 overs   Won  29 points
Craig Boddington 44   Nathan Dawson 32  
Haydn James 24       David Ward 5 for 20 off 7 
overs
Division eleven league table and results        
Averages    Scorecard           
Best batting       
Best bowling
Skipper Paul Jones won the 
toss and batted on a decent pitch at Dean and had to overcome an uncertain 
start. Haydn James was dropped off the first  ball of the game and four 
overs later fellow opener Rex Boddington was bowled by Ollie Warwick for nought.
Jones and James then 
studiously took the score to thirty before the former was bowled to give Warwick 
his second "veteran" scalp of the game. James went on to make a classy 24 before 
Nathan Dawson (32) and Scott Bailey (21) started to put together a decent total.
Number six Craig Boddington 
(44) came to the crease and with a balanced innings of quick singles, savage 
blows and cultured drives took the score to a healthy 178 for 8 off 45 overs, 
and 4 batting points.
In reply Rushden looked 
looked they meant business but when Nathan Healey cleaned bowled skipper Tony 
Clampin it put Wollaston in charge. However, number three Olly Warwick looked 
untroubled despite wickets falling at the other end and it was a relief for the 
visitors when Nick Dawson had him caught at mid off by Healey for 23.
When David Ward then bowled 
dangerman Andy Rollins wickets continued to fall at regular intervals and the 
innings was wrapped up in the 31st over at 81 all out, 97 short.
David Ward 5 for 20 off 7 
overs   Nathan Healey 2 for 18 off 10 overs   Nick Dawson 2 
for 3 off 5 overs 


May 11th
FIRST ELEVEN WIN BY 7 
WICKETS AT PETERBOROUGH
Peterborough 113 all out  in 33.2 overs     
Wollaston 117 for 3  in 32 overs   Won  22 points
Mark Ralph 43*          Jimmy 
Hart 29            Olly 
Stone 24*  and 5 for 47 off 9.2 overs 
Premier league table and results     
Averages     
Scorecard        
 Best batting       
Best bowling
  
    
      
        Looking to make 
        amends for last seasons 30 all out effort away at Peterborough, the 1st 
        Xl responded with an emphatic 7 wicket victory over the 2012 champions.
         
        Continuing the trend by winning the toss and inserting the opposition 
        was the way forward. After begging the skipper to take the new ball, 
        Mark Gibbs was keen to start where he left off last week and again made 
        the important break through removing the dangerous Asim Butt in the 
        third over. Fit again Olly Stone operated from the other end and after a 
        close LBW shout was turned down off his first delivery of the match it 
        was not long before he joined Gibbs in the wickets column, bowling both P'boro 
        captain Lewis Bruce and number four Callum French in quick succession, 
        15 for 3 in the first 6 overs was the perfect start.
         
        After his ankle had loosened up Stone cranked up the mph and proved why 
        the skipper was so desperate to sign him during the winter. The brave 
        Matt Jones hung onto a good catch after he'd finished hiding behind 
        Batesy in the slips for Stones third wicket, and Stone could not be kept 
        out of the game with a direct hit run-out a couple of overs later. Muz 
        replaced Gibbs and was immediately in the action after Paul McMahon 
        played one back onto his stumps, 6 down but still a lot of work to do.
 
      
         Shelford replaced 
        Stone after he had completed his mandatory 7 overs, and soon found his 
        stride bowling with good movement and control and once again showed he 
        will provide quality back up to Muz and Pez in the middle of the 
        innings. After a couple of chances were put down off his bowling (no 
        names mentioned!) Shelford bottled his frustrations and showed good 
        character by bouncing back with two quick wickets both caught behind by 
        Carts, to put Wollaston into a real strong position.
 
      
         Wollaston knew they 
        had to wrap the Posh innings up quickly and the skipper immediately 
        turned to danger man Stone, who duly replied bowling Joe Dawborn, and 
        after an interesting run out situation decision was correctly given not 
        out by the umpires, Stone finished the host's innings in the 34th over 
        shattering the stumps of Ajaz Akhtar which is always a pleasant site to 
        the Wollaston boys. 
      
 
      
         113 all out and 
        once again a fantastic effort with Stone finishing with figures of 
        9.2-0-47-5, well supported by Gibbs 9-2-29-1, Muz 8-2-17-1 and Shelford 
        7-2-18-2.
 
      
         Like last week, 
        Wollaston knew the chase would not be easy, and after both openers were 
        removed and a couple of heavy rain breaks, the fielding side began to 
        squeeze the pressure on the Wollaston effort. Big Jimmy Hart was only 
        ever going to play one way and he soon took the attack to Peterborough 
        in true fashion. Mark Ralph desperate for a score also made a positive 
        start and the pair forged a vital partnership in testing conditions that 
        set up victory for Wollaston. After Hart was dismissed for 29, Ralph 
        continued at his fluent best that we hope to see for the rest of the 
        season and along with Stone the pair saw Wollaston home in style, Ralph 
        finishing 43 not out and Stone completing a fantastic all round 
        performance with 24 not out, to round off an emphatic victory, and 
        hopefully prove that village boys can play cricket!
 
      
      
     
   
 

SECOND ELEVEN ARE TO STRONG 
FOR S&L CORBY
Wollaston 206 for 8 in 48.3 overs    S&L 
Corby 78 all out in 30.1 overs  Won 30 points
Marcus Shelton 71  John Pike 32    Kieran Furniss 3 for 17 
in 7 overs   Andy Kowal  4 for 38 in 12 0vers   
Third division league table and results 
   
Scorecard   
Averages        
Best batting       
Best bowling
Wollaston 2s batted first again on another showery Saturday afternoon and 
dominated the game from start to finish.
 Marcus Shelton lead the way with a quick fire 71 and was supported 
well by Kowal, Laughton, Pike and Furniss who all made important contributions. 
Having been on and off for rain all through the innings Laughton decided to 
declare on 206 for 8 after 49 overs when large hailstones forced an early tea.
 Wollaston's dominance continued after tea when Andy Kowal removed 
one of the S&L openers in the first over before reducing them to 25 for 4. All 
of the other bowlers maintained the pressure, particularly Furniss who took 3 
for 17 from his 7 overs. S&L's resistance ended in the 31st over when they were 
bowled out for 84, handing Wollaston another 30 points and a place at the top of 
the division 3 table.
 

ONLY TEN OVERS POSSIBLE AS 
THIRD ELEVEN ARE WASHED OUT 
Wollaston 10 for 2 in 10 overs  v Old 
Wellingburian ll's  Game abandoned   No result 2 points
Division eleven league table and results        
Averages    Scorecard           
Best batting       
Best bowling
Only ten overs were possible before rain eventually 
proved the winner and brought proceedings to a close.


May 4th
FIRST ELEVEN MAKE HISTORY 
AND SEND SAINTS PACKING
Northampton Saints 134 all out in 43 overs Wollaston 135 
for 3 in 32 overs  Won  22 points
Mark Gibbs 7 for 35 off 14 overs            
Steve Musgrave 3 for 30 and 59 not out       Jimmy 
Hart 46
Premier league table     
Averages     
Scorecard
An inspired bowling display from Mark Gibbs 
saw the first team claim their first ever victory over the Northampton Saints, 
to make it back to back wins from the first two games of the season.
 
After a good bowling display last week, Chris Perry once again asked the 
opposition to bat first. Wollaston got off to the best possible start removing 
the consistently reliable Alec Swann caught at point by Mark Ralph, and the 
Saints number 3 Joe Collins with an absolute Jaffa, in the first over both off 
the bowling of Gibbs. Gibbs then struck in quick succession again with a loose 
pull shot from Dan Harris caught by 3 from 3 catches Jimmy Hart at mid off, and 
Tom Bradbeer was bowled by a ball the swung in late just clipping the off stump, 
4 down with very little on the board, unbelievable scenes!
 
Jake Higginbotham and Mark Wolstenholme fought hard to repair the early damage 
and started to build a partnership, with Perry replacing Driver, and after a 
couple of close LBW shouts were turned down Wollaston knew they still had a lot 
of hard work to do with two good players at the crease and quality still to come 
in. Shelford replaced Gibbs after the big fella ran out of oxygen! and was 
unlucky not to pick up a wicket after Higginbotham slashed at a wide one and the 
primordial figure of Mark Ralph couldn't quite leap high enough at Point to 
claim the catch.
 
Steve Musgrave replaced Shelford after leaking a couple of boundaries, whilst 
Perry toiled away at the other end without success. With his usual variation 
Musgrave got one to lift and Higginbotham attempting a cut shot was well caught 
at slip by 2 from 4 catches Liam Bates! A steady downpour caused the players to 
leave the field and the Wollaston boys got the covers onto the wicket with slick 
military precision that the grounds staff at Lords would be proud of...Not!!!
 
When play resumed and 4 overs had been lost from the match, Gibbs was 
re-introduced into the attack and continued where he left off from his first 
spell, consistently getting the ball to move and had Jack Johnson caught behind 
with a regulation catch for Carts, and pulled out another beauty to remove 
Wolstenholme with a yorker after he had just passed 50. Musgrave continued to 
cause problems removing the Saints overseas player with an ambitious sweep shot 
considering the amount of time he had spent at the crease, however with Chris 
Park still at the crease Saints were always capable of posting a respectable 
total. Gibbs had other ideas and claimed his seventh wicket after Richard Ashton 
chopped one back onto his stumps, and Muz wrapped up the innings with a sharp 
stumping by Carts to remove Park.
 
Gibbs finished with figures of 14-2-35-7 doubling his wicket tally for the club! 
and Musgrave 9.3-2-30-3, another great effort with the ball.
 
Although confidence was high Wollaston were under no illusions that the run 
chase would be easy, but made a positive start taking 8 runs from the first 
over. Jones unfortunately failed to make an impact again playing around a full 
delivery from Wolstenholme, which brought the inform Jimmy Hart to the crease, 
who along with Musgrave both played very positively, with Hart intent on 
sticking anything in his half back over the bowlers head! Wollaston soon reached 
100 with only one wicket down and with Hart striking two sixes and a four in 
succession off the Saints overseas spinner, things were looking good. Musgrave 
reached his 50 including 8 fours and 1 six, to complete a good alround day for 
him. Jimmy was denied another 50 after a dubious caught and bowled shout went 
against him, and despite loosing Mark Ralph before the end, Musgrave wrapped up 
proceedings in the 32nd over although he was nearly run out whilst shaking hands 
with the opposition after thinking the ball had crossed the boundary! Get to the 
gym Muzzy!
 
Wollaston travel to Champions Peterborough next week and will be hopeful of a 
repeat performance!

SECOND ELEVEN ARE UP AND 
RUNNING WITH FIRST WIN AT OLD
Wollaston 149 all out in 44    Old 75 all 
out in  46 overs  Won   30 points   
Marcus Shelton 44   Darren 
Laughton 34    Kieran Furniss 3 for 10   Andy Koval  
3 for 16   John Pike 3 for 8
Third division league table 
   
Scorecard   
Averages    
Match report
After losing the toss and eight overs to 
rain, Harry Broome and Marcus Shelton eventually opened up for Wollaston and dug 
in against a accurate home attack.
Just as the opening stand was promising 
bigger things Broome was caught by Mark Laurenson off the bowling of James 
Burrows at which time Shelton was joined by number three Charlie Elderton. 
However, the opener was dismissed six short of his half century with Elderton 
making 19, Andy Kowal 18 and Andy Luck 19.
Skipper Darren Laughton added impetus and 
his 34 took Wollaston to a reasonable total of 149 all out in 43.4 overs.
In reply the Wollaston attack were in great 
form. With early wickets leaving the hosts on 6 for 3, the visitors were 
immediately on top and maintained that position for the remainder of the game 
thanks to a top display of bowling from the four seamers. Jamie Perry (1 for 34 
off 15) took the first wicket in the opening over, Kieran Furniss followed up 
with a strike in the second and finished with 3 for 10 in 12 overs including the 
vital match winner in the 46th. John Pike (3 for 10 off 8 ) and Andy Koval (3 
for 16 off 9) kept the pressure on - helped by keen fielding and catching.
It was a well deserved win highlighted by a 
great display of seam bowling.


April 27th
FIRST ELEVEN GET A WINNING 
START AGAINST STONY STRATFORD
Stony Stratford 132 for 8      
Wollaston 136 for 6  Won  22 points  
Scorecard
After a delayed start which 
reduced the game to 50 overs per side, Chris Perry won the toss and asked Stony 
Stratford to bat on a typically flat Campbell Park wicket.
 
Mark Gibbs and Simon Driver were handed the new ball and the 2013 season was 
underway. Driver bowled economically only conceding 9 runs in his 10 over spell 
and created pressure from one end, and despite conceding a couple of boundaries 
Gibbs was consistently beating the bat with good seam movement and was rewarded 
for his efforts in his 8th over removing the Stony opener caught by new 
Countyman Olly Stone in the gulley.
 
New signing David Shelford was also keen to make his mark on the team replacing 
Gibbs, and was unlucky not to pick up a wicket in his first over after the 
reliable hands of Chris Perry spilled a chance at first slip (we'll blame it on 
the cold weather Pez!!!). Once Shelford had settled and found his lenght he was 
also generating good movement and in his 3rd over forced the Stony batsmen to 
chop one back onto the stumps, registering his first of what we hope will be 
many wickets for the club.
 
Perry replaced Driver and immediately found a rhythm like he had been bowling 
all winter, removing the Stony number 3 trapped in front LBW sweeping, and the 
number 4 caught behind by Carter, in quick succession. Musgrave replaced 
Shelford at the other end and the pair tightened the pressure on the Stony 
middle order, who had little answers after the pace was taken off the ball, with 
the pair bowling through until the end of the innings.
 
Musgrave finished with two wickets, and Perry  four wickets, with the ever 
sprightly Jimmy Hart taking two catches in the outfield, and Stony finishing on 
132 for 8 in their 50 overs. Despite a couple of dropped catches a good 
performance by all the lads who showed a good attitude in the field, for the 
first outing of the season.
 
After carb loading at tea with the excellent Pasta dishes and Simon Driver had 
eaten the biggest portion of Apple Pie I've ever seen! Wollaston went out to bat 
confident of knocking off the runs on a good flat pitch. Musgrave didn't get off 
to the start he wanted offering an easy catch at mid on and despite weathering 
some early new ball pressure Matt Jones also failed to make an impact and was 
removed LBW off the bowling of Steve Bellew.
 
Jimmy Hart continued from where he left off last season, batting with 
determination and maturity and was keen to latch onto anything loose with his 
natural aggressive style. Ralph and exciting prospect Stone both fell cheaply, 
however both showed signs of their undoubted talent which I'm sure we will hear 
more about this season. Another rain break meant Wollaston lost 6 overs from 
their innings and after Bates was caught at slip shortly after play resumed, the 
nerves started in the dressing room. Shelford got off to the best start possible 
crunching a boundary through the off side on his first delivery, and continued 
in this manner latching onto some short pitched bowling with two pull shots to 
the leg side boundary. 
 
When Hart was dismissed for 60, Wollaston were 
in the driving seat and it was left to Shelford and Carter to steer the ship 
home, with Shelford hitting the winning runs with a lofted drive boundary to 
finish the game in style, finishing 26 not out.
 
An excellent start for Chris Perry's 1st Xl with a good alround team effort. 
Bring on the Big Guns!!!
 

SECOND ELEVEN LOSE BY FIVE 
WICKETS AT HOME TO WEST HADDON
Wollaston 208 for 7 in 50 overs    West 
Haddon 209 for 5    Lost 9 points      
scorecard
Darren Laughton 47 John Pike 45 Patrick 
Bright 32    Adrian Ward 3 for 36 off 7 0vers
The 2nd II began the season at home to West 
Haddon who were asked to bowl first by Darren Laughton on a cold and showery 
day.
Wollaston's innings began slowly as the Haddon seamers made it difficult for the 
young batsmen (and Marcus) to score but he, Harry Broome and debutant Charlie 
Elderton took the shine off the new ball. Patrick Bright and Andy Luck batted 
very well together to build a solid middle order partnership and create a 
platform for the big hitters, Pat eventually fell for 32 very impressive and 
hard fought runs.
Darren Laughton and John Pike then really took the innings by the scruff of the 
neck and dispatched anything within clouting distance! Darren scored 47 and John 
45 in a partnership that included 6 sixes and increased the score by 90 runs in 
only 9 overs. A target of 209 was set and the game was all square at tea.
The West Haddon openers were quick to latch onto anything even slightly wayward 
and their innings got away to a very quick start. Kieron Furniss bowled well 
from the pavilion end and picked up the wicket of Adam Wallinger who edged to 
Cameron Pike behind the wicket.
Kurt Brown and Phil Perryman then came together for what turned out to be the 
most crucial partnership of the game as they took West Haddon to 154 for 1 after 
only 32 overs. John Pike broke the partnership and Adrian Ward picked up 3 late 
wickets but it wasn't enough to stop the unbeaten Perryman from taking the North 
Northants side over the line to victory. 

THIRD ELEVEN WIN LOW SCORING 
ENCOUNTER AT OLD WELLINGBURIAN lls
Wollaston 89 all out in 38 overs  Old Wellingburians 
26 all out in 16 overs  Won   25 points    
scorecard  
Nathan Healey makes a remarkable debut with a wicket first ball - and 
three more follow!
Paul Jones 41     Nathan Healey  4 
for 2 off 5 overs     David Ward 5 for 15 off 8 overs    
Josh Steggles 1 for 5 off 3 overs
Under new skipper Paul Jones 
the Threes got of to a dream start with a 63 run win at Old Wellingburian 
Seconds.
With only Jones (41) and 
opener Andrew Silsby (13) making double figures on a cold day at The Embankment 
Wollaston would have been hoping for at least another 40 or fifty runs at tea 
time after winning the toss against last seasons division 12 runners' up.
But with thirteen year old 
Nathan Healey and fifteen year old Josh Steggles making their senior debuts 
Wollaston took command from Healey's first ball of the innings when he trapped 
Parthiv Shef lbw. He went on to finish with the quite remarkable figures of 4 
for 2 off 5 overs and set up this pleasing win for the visitors. Steggles bagged 
the final wicket when the Wollaston skipper took a fine catch at mid-off.
David Ward - chipped away at 
the other end to finish with 5 for 15 off 8 overs

 
UNDER ELEVEN REPORT 2013
The 2013 season was a magnificent 
success. Pre Season we made the decision that with a squad of around twenty 
under 11s to choose from we would run just the one team , not having quite 
enough players to enter two teams in the league, but we would help out Grendon 
CC with players which would give our players more cricket.
 As it turned out, we ended up 
loaning Grendon three , four or five players per week, which gave everyone 
plenty of cricket. Our Under 11 team actually contained very few ten or eleven 
year olds , due to District and County commitments, allowing the younger players 
to develop their games with plenty of game-time, giving our final league 
position of joint second (Yes , Finedon A won again) more credit.
 My biggest regret is that we 
failed to make finals day in the cup, losing to ..................Finedon A in 
the Quarter Finals . 
The squad has shown significant 
progress across the season in games and at training , and I expect to see a few 
challenging for District and County places throughout the winter.
'Thank you' to Graham and Ian for 
their coaching support and to all the parents who helped make the season work.
Darren King
UNDER FIFTEEN REPORT 2013
In some respects, 2013 was a disappointing and frustrating year, in others it 
was a hugely rewarding one. From a results perspective we won 3, lost 4 and had 
3 rained off. Frustratingly we had to concede 3 games as we simply were unable 
to field a team of XI players.
The season was always going to be a challenge as we had no 15 year olds to 
select from. However, this was a year of blooding new talent and the "young 
guns" did not disappoint and will look back with fond memories of playing for 
the u15s, in some cases at the age of 10!! The likes of Dan Hodson, Harry Green, 
Matt Rea, Marcus King and Liam Healey were all undaunted by playing in this 
older age group and did themselves and the club, proud.
It was pleasing to see the likes of Chris Manktelow, Lewis North-Row and Nathan 
Healey all make their men's debut this season with Cameron Pike, Patrick Bright 
and Harry Broome all performing well behind the stumps or with the bat in what 
was another successful season for this trio in the adult game, which at the age 
of 14 is no mean feat.
The vast majority of the u15 group represented their district or County age 
groups and this year we had more players than ever before playing representative 
cricket - as a club we are hugely proud of their achievement which has been as a 
result of their hard work, the support of the coaches and the facilities 
available at the club.
2013 will be a defining year for some as they will come back next season with 
increased confidence, ability and experience having been integrated into the 
challenging u15 environment.
Thanks to everyone for their support, especially Jimbo "Duckworth-Lewis" 
North-Row for his immaculate scoring.
The future at Wollaston cricket club is in very safe hands, albeit very young 
hands at the moment.
Nick Broome