London Tigers won by 32 runs
London Tigers won the toss and chose to bat first
London Tigers: 158 for 4 in 16 overs
Saiful Khan (51 not out)
Shahriai Mahmud (51 not out)
Ruhel Ahmed (18 not out)
James Gleadow 4-34-0-2
D Morahan 4-25-0-1
Pacific: 126 for 6 in 16 overs
Peter Hollman (35 bowled)
Darren Tempany (34 out)
Allum (21 out)
Ruhel 3-15-0-3
Sorwar 4-27-0-2
Pacific were outplayed by this young talented Bangladeshi side as the
Pacific reserves ran dry which meant 8 year old Luke Hollman had to step in
as the 22nd squad member.Some bowlers struggled with the
conditions - a strong northerly blowing right down the pitch & not helping
the fielders as 4 swirlers went to ground. As Shayne Rees was last to
arrive, Darren lead admirably & James Gleadow certainly made an early impact
with 2 wickets in his 1st over but Tigers consolidated as Saiful Khan and
Shahriai Mahmud retired with 50s. Nevertheless the 10 an over target was
kept in check despite Shayne Rees' early loss. Rob Allum's dismissal stumped
was a setback but while Tempany & Hollman were together the target remained
in sight.
Two outside edges to keeper in the 11th over, 1st Tempany & then Hess & the
match as a serious competition was over. At least Luke Hollman was able to
record his personal best of 6* to go along with his run out before
proceedings ended.
Submitted by Ruhel Ahmed of London Tigers and Peter Hollman of Pacific |