Windyedge v Whiteinch (23/04/11) scorecard

Windyedge 167 all out lost to Whiteinch 173 all out by 6 runs.

Match played at The School Ground, Glasgow on Saturday 23rd April 2011 at 13:00.

Lords Western District Cricket Union, 50 overs-a-side.

Toss won by Windyedge, who elected to field.

Whiteinch

Batter How out Bowler Runs
W Ansari
M Asif
B Mohammed
Wasim
Wahid
M Asif Chaudhry
Extras 0
Total (all out, 36.3 overs) 173

Bowling

Bowler Overs Maidens Runs Wickets
I Gibson 6.3 2 25 3
D Gibson 6.0 0 26 0
AD Cochrane 7.0 2 29 2
K Radhakrishnan 6.0 0 37 1
AL Allen 6.0 1 25 1
EW Dowers 5.0 0 29 2

Windyedge

Batter How out Bowler Runs
CJ Allen c M Asif Chaudhry b W Ansari 12
K Radhakrishnan b W Ansari 31
E Wallace b 2
J Sastry b M Asif 0
AL Allen c M Asif Chaudhry b Wasim 6
AD Cochrane b Wasim 10
J McLaren (*+) b B Mohammed 33
EW Dowers c b M Asif 15
D Gibson c b 13
I Gibson not out 4
F Railey b 1
Extras 0
Total (all out, 43.1 overs) 167

Match report

The inaugural match of the WDCU Roddy McLeod Conference got under way in rather damp condiitons.

The stalwart cricketers of Windyedge & Whiteinch were undeterred. McLaren elected to field & wickets started tumbling at regular intervals. I Gibson proved to be the stand out bowler with 3 for 25, 2 of which were caught behind in spectacular fashion by the Panther. D Gibson bowled with great consistency and was unlucky to go wicketless. Cochrane (2 for 29) hit his metronomic stride quickly and E Dowers bamboozled the batsmen on his way to 2 for 29. Kapilan & A Allen chipped in handily with a wicket apiece. M Asif Chaudhury top scored with 51, circumspect at first, before playing some pleasing shots.

After a splendid tea, and with the sun now shining, Windyedge got off to a flying start. Kapilan raced to 31, perishing when attempting one big shot too many, with C Allen (12) in support. A period of consolidation followed, before McLaren (33) & E Dowers shared a 50 partnership, and the scent of an unlikely victory only 25 runs away. A valiant last wicket partnership between the Gibson brothers ensured a nailbiting finish, ultimately falling just short.

An most entertaining match, played in a tremendous spirit throughout, Whiteinch being the worthy winners, but encouraging signs for the season ahead for Windyedge!

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