Belmont & Edgware CC secure league victory
The team achieved their second consecutive league win and third overall victory, placing them second in their division.
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Belmont & Edgware Cricket Club (BECC) secured their second successive league victory and third win in total by defeating Graveley CC. The match, played in Hertfordshire, saw BECC bowl first after winning the toss. The challenging pitch made scoring difficult from the outset.
Dominant Bowling Performance
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All-rounder Scott Gerard was instrumental with the ball, taking five wickets for 26 runs. He was supported by other bowlers, including Zak Shipman and captain Adam Morris, who each took a wicket. Graveley CC were dismissed for 96 in the 24th over, with keeper Fred Nathan taking five catches.
Successful Chase
In response, BECC's opening pair, Uriel Lev and Ilan Selby, started strongly. Although Uriel Lev was dismissed for 41, Ilan Selby continued to score freely, reaching 59 not out. Aron Davis also contributed with a quick 17 runs off nine balls, helping BECC reach their target in the 17th over.
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Club Captain Adam Morris commented on the team's momentum, highlighting the performances of Scott Gerard, Fred Nathan, and Ilan Selby. He also expressed satisfaction with the team's overall effort in restricting the opposition on a difficult batting surface. The win places BECC second in the North Hertfordshire League, division two.
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