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Warlingham captured the prized wicket of Woking’s most prolific batsmen, Tom Dunbar, with the first ball of their innings and soon had Hubble caught behind by the makeshift keeper, Nishan Naidoo, for 9. Tom Green and James Woods then took the score steadily up to 69 before Naidoo had another victim: Green stumped for 22 off Mahesh Amin. With a steady drizzle making things difficult for bowlers and fielders, Warlingham managed to keep the scoring rate down and below the par score that would have become applicable if play was halted, in fact Woking were behind the rate until the 39^th over.  Amin got a second wicket, dismissing Woods for a patient 51 at 104-4 and with the drizzle becoming heavier and the light decidedly murky, Warlingham could almost have snatched an unlikely win by the workings of the “mini Duckworth-Lewis” formula. However, the weather gods favoured the league leaders, as did the cricketing gods when a key moment arrived with the score on 129-4. Mansoor Mirza came back for a second spell and his first ball brought a confident appeal for caught behind against Ryan Pogson, which he survived and then promptly hit 14 runs from the rest of the over.  Pogson finished with 57 not out to see the visitors home by 5 wickets with seven overs to spare and they lead the division by 5 points with two games remaining.

Warlingham 172, 47.1 overs, Woking & Horsell 173-5, 42.5 overs.

Cranleigh’s imposing total of 271-4 was based on Ajantha Weerappuli’s 63 and a 95 run unbroken stand between Ajaz Patel who was unbeaten on 91 and Harry Thomas who reached a 26 ball 50 by hitting the last ball of the innings for 6. A high score had looked likely as, after electing to field, the visitor’s attack bowled too many loose balls. Mahesh Amin retrieved the situation in the middle of the innings with a great 10 over spell of 1-24, but once his allotment was over, Cranleigh’s onslaught on the other bowlers ensured them the bonus-point win and left Warlingham rooted at the foot of the table with a second successive relegation looming.

Cranleigh 271-4, 50 overs.  Warlingham 212-8, 50 overs.

Sinjungrammarians lost an early wicket, but Patrick Garvey had no intention of delaying the inevitable and helped himself to 50 not out in 55 balls with 6 x 4s and 2 x 6s. The nine wicket win was completed just after 4.30 which would have been even earlier if it wasn’t for the 20 extras kindly donated by the visitors.

Warlingham 93, 32.5 overs, Sinjungrammarians 95-1, 23.1 overs.

Cuckfield 183-5, 43 overs, Warlingham 185-5, 38.5 overs

Howard Owens blasted 116 from 72 balls to propel the Wednesday XI to their fifth win of the season against Cuckfield over 40s. Going in at 24-3 still needing 160 for victory, Howard reached his 50 with his 12th four from 36 balls and only took 24 more balls to pass three figures. In all he hit 25 4s in his 116 before he was bowled with just 4 runs needed. Grahame Webb who made 41 helped him add 143 which is the highest 4th wicket partnership in the club since Steve Horrocks and Denham Earl added 165 against Sanderstead in 2000.

Strangley, he scored none of his runs in the third man area, as can be seen from the scoring zones chart.

Howard also took 2-6 in 2 overs and almost took two catches as