WEEKEND CRICKET RESULTS: Saturday, June 30 (From The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald)

WEEKEND CRICKET RESULTS: Saturday, June 30

9:00am Monday 2nd July 2012 in News

Premier One: Corsham 244-8 (Robin D'Souza 74, Thomas Hankins 72, Mitchell Windsor 4-46), Bridgwater 202-8 (Merv Hallaran 64, Tom Clarke 56, D'Souza 3-28) - Corsham won by 42 runs; Taunton Deane 149 all out, Bristol 151-8 - Bristol won by two wickets; Ilminster 142 all out, Bath 145-3 - Bath won by seven wickets; Frocester 280-6, Gloucester City Winget 231-9 - Frocester won by 49 runs; Taunton St Andrews 112 all out, Downend 113-9 - Downend won by one wicket.

Premier Two: Ashcott & Shapwick 158 all out (Sean Savage 56, Joe Weare 4-33, Dean Semken 3-22), Westbury 75 all out (Ben Rudge 4-8, Callum Haggett 3-11) - Ashcott & Shapwick won by 83 runs; Chard 238 all out (Dale Twiss 58, Michael Kennedy 70, Paul Bates 3-26, Craig Fry 3-35, Will Couzens 3-24), Chippenham 92 all out (Andrew Wilson 22, Scott Wells-Burr 3-29, Chris Scott 3-20) - Chard won by 146 runs; Goatacre 234-8 (Jack Haines 52, Ed Kilbee 41), Glastonbury 84 all out (Matthew House 4-24, Bradley Dawson 4-25) - Goatacre won by 150 runs; Thornbury 220-8 (Luke Davis 63, Greg Stephens 40, John Powell 3-37), Warminster 199-8 (Neil Dredge 62no, Tom Davie 41) - Warminster won by two wickets (rain reduced); Keynsham 132 all out, Weston Super Mare 133-4 - Weston Super Mare won by six wickets.

Glos/Wilts Division: Rockhampton 171 all out (Matt Tyler 71, Naeem Khan 3-17, Dwaine Perry 3-28), Biddestone 104-6 (Rudi Second 41) - abandoned; Painswick 158 all out, Chipping Sodbury 159-7 - Chipping Sodbury won by three wickets; Potterne 168 all out (Clyde Williams 44, Will Golding 5-45), Stroud 172-5 (Lewis Gegg 41, Dylan Higgins 4-40) - Stroud won by five wickets; Swindon 220-9 (Jonathan Sore 50, Andrew Staff 44, Simon Orchard 3-28), Winsley 91-5 (Charlie Holton 30, Jake Goodwin 3-16) - abandoned; Cheltenham 180-1 (Gareth Roderick 85no, Michael Kelly 77) v Trowbridge - abandoned.

Wiltshire Division: Great Bedwyn 183-8 (John Palmer 60no, Robert Palmer 51, Ross Jeffels 3-43), Lechlade 56-1 - abandoned; Marlborough 151 all out (Nick Crabbe 39, Joe Wookey 5-23), Devizes 152-4 (Wookey 64no) - Devizes won by six wickets; Marshfield 143 all out, Burbage & Easton Royal 115-4 - abandoned; Malmesbury 152 all out (Tim Phillips 45, Steve Lewis 3-30), Nationwide House 49-7 (Josh Langley 3-19, Thomas Pickering 3-10) - abandoned; Wootton Bassett 180-3, Spye Park 21-3 - abandoned.

Premier One (2nd XI): Corsham 155-9 (Peter Dennett 46, Ben Coombes 3-6), Bridgwater 30-2 - abandoned; Warminster 182 all out (Paul Gilbert 54, Richard Woodmason 4-21), Frocester 184-8 (Nabi Ahmadzai 62no, Graham Cuthbertson 5-29) - Frocester won by two wickets.

Premier Two (2nd XI): Knowle 161-2 (Dale Ellis 54, Habib Naqvi 44no) v Chippenham - abandoned.

Glos/Wilts Division (2nd XI): Dumbleton 228 all out (Graeme Piesse 66, Dan Wiseman 4-46), Goatacre 19-1 - abandoned; Rockhampton 186-7 (Jeremy White 128no, Stuart Greenan 3-15), Biddestone 187-6 (Hywel Evans 61no) - Biddestone won by four wickets; Potterne 231-4 (Simon Bailey 87no, James Page 46), Stroud 184 all out (David Terrington 65, Will Roberts 60, Craig Raddon 4-42) - Potterne won by 47 runs; Swindon 288-2 (Ian Cuthbertson 115, Paresh Porobo 140) v Wootton Bassett - abandoned; Westbury 231-8 (Martin Dolman 72, Luke Rose 41, Alex Antonelli 3-20), Bredon 160 all out (Mike Hickey 48, James Dark 4-18, Luke Dilena 3-31) - Westbury won by 71 runs.

Wiltshire Division (2nd XI): Marshfield 166-7 (Rob Iles 88no), Burbage & Easton Royal 97 all out (Andrew Griffiths 4-15, Matt Cox 4-17) - Marshfield won by 69 runs; Marlborough 146 all out, Devizes 147-4 - Devizes won by six wickets; Great Bedwyn 193-7 (Alistair Tuttle 53), Trowbridge 162 all out (Daniel Clarkson 43) - Great Bedwyn won by 31 runs; Malmesbury v Nationwide House - cancelled; Winsley 256-8 (Nick Swinburne 77, William Thomas 56, Peter Ellis 4-57), Spye Park 92 all out (Ben Merrell 4-25) - Winsley won by 164 runs.

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