Under 15 League Fixtures/Results 2009

2008 results can be found here 2007 results can be found here

UNDER 15 FIXTURES 2009

2009 league structure initially comprises of Two Regional Leagues (East/West). Everyone plays each other once before each league splits into Premier and Division One for remaining 3-4 fixtures.

The two 'Premier League' winners will contest the play-off final whilst the two 'Division One' winners will play off for an U15 Plate.

EASTERN REGION

Friday 24th April - League Week 1

Appleby v Nunwick Black (Nunwick Black unable to raise team - have subsequently withdrawn from league)
Carlisle Blue - Bye
Lanercost 92-8 (Jonny Robley 22) v Carlisle Green 96-3 (G Ganga-Nair  30 J Oultrum 30 M Meetan 3-5)
Nunwick Gold 97-7 (R Collin 31 ret, D Watters 2-0-7-3) v Wigton 98-1 (M Hill 32 ret, N Watt 31 ret)
Penrith Gold 152-3 (Arron Phampilon 32 ret, Joe McKinley 31 ret, Tom Sim 26 ret) v Penrith Green 129-4 (Alistair Craig 29, Ryan Martin 30 ret)

Points - Carlisle Green 10, Penrith Gold 10, Wigton 10, Lanercost 3, Penrith Green 5, Nunwick Gold 2

Friday 1st May - League Week 2

Carlisle Blue 122-3 (M Slack 32ret T Carlyle 30ret D Wall 23no) v Nunwick Gold 87-6 (M Slack 3-10)
Carlisle Green - Bye
Nunwick Black v Lanercost Nunwick Black withdrawn from league
Penrith Green 80-8 (Scott Cameron 25  C Kirkpatrick 2-6 J Crawford 2-12 C Allinson 2 overs 0  and 1 wicket) v Appleby 153-4 (Jordon Crawford 30 ret, James Nicholson, 28, Bradley Croasdale, 26 and Max Winder 25  Scott Cameron 2-23)
Wigton 67-2 (N Watt 26 n.o.) v Penrith Gold 66-7 (C Burton 22 N Watt 4-1-4-2 E Armstrong 4-1-11-3)

Points - Appleby 10, Carlisle Blue 10, Wigton 10, Nunwick Gold 3, Penrith Green 3, Penrith Gold 1

Friday 8th May - League Week 3

Appleby 133-6 (Jordon Crawford 30ret Sam Hutt 30ret  Nick Watt 3-9) v Wigton 75ao (A Mansergh 18 J Nicholson 2-10 C Kirkpatrick 3-14 J Crawford 2-5) Both James Nicholson and Jordon Crawford took 2 wickets in sucessive balls but did not get a hat trick
Carlisle Green v Nunwick Black Nunwick Black withdrawn from league
Lanercost 25 all out (G Atkinson 3-1, R Martin 3-8, G Burne 2-8) v Penrith Green 100-4 (G Atkinson 30 rtd, A Craig 24, R Martin 23 no )
Nunwick Gold - Bye
Penrith Gold 136-0 (A Pampilhilon 32 ret J McKinley 33 ret S Lancaster 31 ret C Burton - 27no W Bell 0-17) v Carlisle Blue 122-3 (B Purdham 29no, J Walker 24 D Wall 19no J McKinley 2-15)

Points - Appleby 10, Penrith Gold 10, Penrith Green 10, Carlisle Blue 3, Wigton 3, Lanercost 1

Friday 15th May - County Cup Round 1

Friday 22nd May - League Week 4

Carlisle Blue 99-5 (M Slack 30 ret J Nicholson 1-10, Liam Dent 2-20, C Kirkpatrick 1-13) v Appleby 103-2 (James Nicholson 33 ret, Chris Kirkpatrick 30 ret, Lewis Macrae 20 not out) Appleby won after 17-4 overs
Nunwick Black - Bye Nunwick Black withdrawn from league
Nunwick Gold 83 ao (H Bowled 30 Retired, D Martin 17no) v Penrith Gold 116-6 (A Pamphilion 30 retired
C Burton 31 retired)
Penrith Green 145-7 (Ryan Martin 32ret, Ross Jackson 24, George Burne 24) v Carlisle Green 149-5 (J Oultrim 26, G Nair 23, M Meetom 19no Scott Cameron 2-15)
Wigton 125-6 (A Mansergh 30 ret, J Dixon 20 T Mattinson 20 M Coombe 2-28) v Lanercost 83ao (M Usher 20 A Farish 20 R Taylor 2-9 S Harris 2-7 E Armstrong 2-16) Following defeat at Appleby a below strength Wigton team entered the game in 'must win' mode and were not disappointed in the performances put in by the players making their debuts.

Points - Appleby 10, Carlisle Green 10, Penrith Gold 10, Wigton 10, Lanercost 4, Nunwick Gold 4, Penrith Green 4, Carlisle Blue 2

Friday 29th May - League Week 5

Appleby 193-4 (Lewis Macrae 33ret, Max Winder 30ret, Jordon Crawford 27, James Nicholson 27, Brad Croasdale 20) v Nunwick 113-6 (M Robson 30ret Brad Croasdale 3-17) Appleby returned to their winning ways against Nunwick with Lewis Macrea and Max Winder leading the way supported by Jordon Crawford and James Nicholson chipping in with scores in the high twenties. Despite the high total Nunwick fought all the way through their 20 overs with M Robson retiring on 30
Carlisle Green 120-9 (J.Spencer 29no, J.Oultram 23, A.Mansergh 2-19) v Wigton 139-5 (A.Mansergh 35 ret, N.Watt 33 ret, N.Hill 14. C.Mcleod 3-12) Wigton batted first and were contained for the first 6 overs, but following a little wayward bowling and some aggressive stroke play managed to reach the imposing total of 139 for 5. Carlisle got off to a bad start with a run out in the first over, but were able to stay in touch with the run rate. Some good Wigton bowling maintained the pressure and a steady trickle of wickets saw Carlisle fall 20 runs short closing on 120-9
Lanercost 42-9 (Jonny Robley 29, M Slack 3 wickets) v Carlisle Blue 88-6 (J Walker 31ret)
Nunwick Black v Penrith Green Nunwick Black withdrawn from league
Penrith Gold - Bye

Points Appleby 10, Carlisle Blue 10, Wigton 10, Carlisle Green 4, Nunwick 4, Lanercost 2

Friday 5th June - County Cup Round 2 or Friendlies for those not in Round 2

Friday 12th June - League Week 6

Carlisle Blue 127ao (Mike Slack 31ret, Dom Wall 20 Dan Tickner 15no  Matty Meeton 3-22) v Carlisle Green 92ao (Keegan Hull 33  Mike Slack 3-14  Ben Purdham 3-8) Great performance by the under 14's against the under 15's. Mike Slack held the batting together making 31 before Dom Wall (20) and Dan Tickner (15) pushed the score on in the final overs
Nunwick Gold  78-7 (Zak sinkinson 33 ret) v Lanercost  75-9 (J Robley 31 ret Sara Worsick 3-6 including a hattrick) This was a very close game with Nunwick setting what seemed to be a low target. The home side knew they would have to bowl well to have any chance of winning. Lanercost seemed to be cruising to victory until Nunwick introduced Sara Worsick to the attack. She started with a maiden then in her second over she took a Hat Trick to leave the Lanercost batting line up in tatters! Her next over was also a maiden then she took the winning catch to round off an excellent performance - woman of the match!!
Penrith Gold 119-5 (Arron Phampilon 31 ret, Tom Sim 28no, Joe McKinley 21, Daniel Bondy 15, M Winder 2-24) v Appleby 76ao (L McRay 14, Joe McKinley 3-18, Liam Pickering 3-19, Dean Bradley 2-20, Scott Lancaster 2-16)
Penrith Green - Bye
Wigton v Nunwick Black Nunwick Black withdrawn from league

Points - Carlisle Blue 10, Nunwick Gold 10, Penrith Gold 10, Carlisle Green 5, Lanercost 4, Appleby 3

Friday 19th June - League Week 7

Carlisle Green 103-5 (P Richardson 30 ret, J Oultram 21 K Hull 22) v Appleby 127-9 (C Kirkpatrick 31 ret, C Allinson 19) A close fought match with both teams not giving much away but Appleby bowlers had a very good middle innings spell keeping Carlisle in check
Lanercost - Bye
Nunwick Black v Penrith Gold Nunwick Black withdrawn from league
Penrith Green 109-7 (J Cowperthwaite 30ret, G Burne 24 no, R Martin 22 L Watson 2-11, R Collin 2-11, Z Sinkinson 2-18) v Nunwick Gold 108-7 (R Mounsey 32ret, M Robinson 32ret R Martin 2-12, R Jackson 2-12)
Wigton 131-4 (M Hill 33 ret N Watt 35 ret M Slack 2-19) v Carlisle Blue 92ao (M Slack 30 ret, N Watt 3-23 E Armstrong 3-16 )

Points - Appleby 10, Penrith Green 10, Wigton 10, Carlisle Green 6, Nunwick Gold 5, Carlisle Blue 3

Friday 26th June - League Cup Round 1

Friday 3rd July - League Week 8

Appleby 203-4 (Max Winder 34, Chris kirkpatrick 30, Bradley Croasdale, 32 and Lewis Macrea 30) v Lanercost 46ao (James Nicholson 2-12 , Max Winder 4-11 , Liam Dent 2-4) Appleby led by Max Winder pushed on to impose an impresssive total in their batting. Lanercost never gave up and offered dogged resistance whilst batting
Carlisle Blue v Penrith Green No Play - Rain
Nunwick Gold v Nunwick Black Nunwick Black withdrawn from league
Penrith Gold v Carlisle Green No Play - Rain
Wigton - Bye

Points - Appleby 10, Carlisle Blue 5, Carlisle Green 5, Penrith Gold 5, Penrith Green 5, Lanercost 1

Friday 10th July - League Week 9

Appleby - Bye
Carlisle Green 160-2 v Nunwick Gold 119-6 Carlisle batted first and thanks to some attacking shots and nimble singles were able to progress well through out the innings finishing with 160 - 2. (P.Richardson 35 ret, Ganga-Nair 31 ret, J.Oultram 30 ret, bowling M.Robson 4-0-21-1, Z.Sinkinson 4-0-27-1). Nunick responded well attacking early in the innings before falling short as the run rate increased. (H.Bashall 30 ret, R.Collin 30 ret. bowling K.Hull 2-0-7-2, A.Herd 2-0-4-2)
Lanercost 113-3 (Alex Clarke 30, Jonny Robley 27, Kieron Brown 21*) v Penrith Gold 115-2 (A. Pampalon 30
J. Mcinlley 30)
Nunwick Black v Carlisle Blue Nunwick Black withdrawn from league
Penrith Green 75ao (R Martin 28 J Dixon 4-0-13-2 N Watt 3.2-0-4-5) v Wigton 76-4 (M Hill 33 ret, D Watters 20no, S Cameron 4-0-10-2)

Points - Carlisle Green 10, Penrith Gold 10, Wigton 10, Lanercost 3, Nunwick Gold 3, Penrith Green 3

Friday 17th July - League Week 10

Appleby v Carlisle Green No Play - Rain
Carlisle Blue v Lanercost No Play - Rain
Nunwick Gold v Penrith Green No Play - Rain
Penrith Gold v Wigton No Play - Rain

Points - 5 Points to each team for Rain Off

Friday 24th July - League Cup Round 2 or Friendlies for those not in Round 2

Friday 31st July - League Week 11

Appleby 100-8 (Max Winder 30ret Scott Lancaster 4-0-20-4) v Penrith Gold 74-5 (Jordan Crawford 4-0-11-3) Appleby came out on top in this local derby. Both sides were missing players but Appleby's out cricket proved decisive in the end.
Nunwick Gold v Carlisle Blue
Penrith Green 142-4 (R Martin 35 rtd, G Hall 30 rtd) v Lanercost 107-5 (J Robley 32 rtd. G Hall 2-6)
Wigton 100-2 (J. Dixon 32 ret. N. Watt 30 ret.) v Carlisle Green 99-4 (K. Hull 30 ret. P Richardson 30 ret.)

Points - Appleby 10, Penrith Green 10, Wigton 10, Lanercost 4, Penrith Gold 3, Carlisle Green 2

Friday 7th August - League Week 12

Carlisle Green v Penrith Gold
Lanercost v Nunwick Gold
Penrith Green 101-6 (R Martin 35 rtd, R Jackson 30 rtd, S Cameron 17, J Barton 2-6) v Carlisle Blue 74-9 (T Carlyle 31 rtd, A Craig 2-12, G Burne 2-13, R Martin 2-14)
Wigton 106-9 (B Croasdale 4-1-10-3) v Appleby 82ao (J Crawford 30 ret) From 63 for 1 after 9 overs Wigtons middle order vanished leaving Appleby in the driving seat. Tight bowling & sharp fielding from Wigton put pressure on Appleby & only Crawford was able to put bat to ball consistently. Appleby win 'the series' 2-1 but Wigton win the big one. An excellent game between two good sides.

Points - Penrith Green 10, Wigton 10, Appleby 5, Carlisle Blue 3

Sunday 23rd August - League Play Off Finals

Friday 28th August - League Cup Final

WESTERN REGION

Friday 24th April - Friendlies

Friday 1st May - League Week 1

Cleator v Workington Blue No Play - Rain
Cockermouth Gold v Whitehaven No Play - Rain
Keswick v Cockermouth Green No Play - Rain
Workington v Egremont No Play - Rain

Points - 5 Points for each team

Friday 8th May - League Week 2

Cockermouth Gold 94-3 (Alex Grainger 31ret, Jack Mason 28no, Jack Edmondson 24, Alex McGeen 1-13) v Workington 97-0 (Jake Daniel 30ret, Liam Ryan 30ret, Jonny Irving 26no) Opening bowlers Alex McGeen and Andrew Ireland restricted Cockermouth to 4-1 from 5 overs. Alex Grainger (30ret) and Jack Mason (28no) then set about gradually building Cockermouths innings. Jack Edmondson hit a quick fire 24 which included four 4's and a six as Cockermouth closed on 94-3. Workington openers Jake Daniel and Liam Ryan both retired with unbeaten 30's and it was left to captain Jonny Irving (26no) to see his side home with over three overs to spare
Egremont 48-8 (Mark Jackson 25no, S Jacobson 2-1, A Armstrong 2-4) v Cleator 165-0 (J Rodgers 30ret, S Jacobson 31ret, A Hodgson 30ret, S Kiggins 30ret)
Whitehaven v Cockermouth Green No Play - Rain
Workington Blue v Keswick No Play - Rain

Points - Cleator 10, Workington 10, Cockermouth Gold 2, Rained off Matches - 5 Points each team

Friday 15th May - County Cup Round 1

Friday 22nd May - League Week 3

Cleator 93-7 (R.Leeson 27, A.Armstrong 19) v Cockermouth Gold 103-5 (Edmonson 30ret, Mason 16)
Cockermouth Green 62ao (D McGreavy 19, Matthew Grainger 4-23, Kevin Griffiths 3-2, Nathan Graham 2-4) v Workington Blue 119-3 (Josh Burns 30ret, Ryan Clubley 30ret, Matthew Lowden 18, J Hadfield 1-9, A Holliday 1-10) An opening partnership of 60 between Matthew Lowden (18) and Josh Burns (30 retired) laid the foundations for a healthy total for the visitors, Ryan Clubley also retiring on 30. Hadfield and Holliday picked up deserved wickets for a spirited Cockermouth team for whom Jonny Norman (4 overs for 11) also bowled a very tidy opening spell. McGreavy hit a good looking 19 in Cockermouth Greens reply but, despite a good scoring rate, a steady flow of wickets saw the home side bowled out in 11 overs for 62. Matthew Grainger (4 for 23) was the main wicket taker well supported by Kevin Griffiths (3 wickets for 2) and Nathan Graham (2 wickets for 4)
Keswick 62-1 v Egremont 61ao Keswick captain James Benson led from the front with an unbeaten 30. The left hander showed an impressive array of stroke play. He was ably assisted by his vice captain Harry Garner who was 16 not out.  Ollie Burn bowled well for Egremont with a return of 1/8 from his four overs. Egremonts top scorer was A Mellen with 33 not out. He was the only Egremont player in double figures and showed a lot of determination against a combined attack of medium pace and spin. After three successive league games rained off without a ball being bowled, Keswick were simply pleased to get out into the middle and play a game. The win from this first outing was a bonus and a reward-all the hard work that has been put in during nets sessions over the last few weeks and the winter indoors
Workington 106-5 (Jake Daniel 30ret, Andrew Ireland 26, Jack Whinn 19) v Whitehaven 74ao (C Conner 21 R Fisher 19, Alex McGeen 3-8, Jack Cooper 3-14, Jack Burgess 2-9)

Points - Cockermouth 10, Keswick 10, Workington 10, Workington Blue 10, Whitehaven 2, Cockermouth Green 2, Egremont 1, Cleator 3

Friday 29th May - League Week 4

Cockermouth Gold 155-4 (Alex Grainger 33ret, Jack Mason 34ret, Ryan Todhunter 26, Angus Carruthers 23,  S Sharp 2-13) v Keswick 75-8 (J Benson 22, A Grainger 1-5, M Hodgson 1-15, M Henson 2-16) An understrength Keswick side struggled to contain a impressive batting performance from Cockermouth. They were also faced with a rotation of bowlers, 8 were used in total, so that no batsmen apart from J Benson were ever comfortable.
Egremont 90-8 (Mark Jackson 17, Ollie Burn 13, Reece O'Connor 12, R Milligan 2-6, D McGreavy 2-10) v Cockermouth Green 113-2 (J Clark 33, J Norman 30, Matthew Lancaster 2-25)
Whitehaven 120-3 (R Fisher 31ret, C Conner 20, J Murphy 21) v Workington Blue 78ao (J Williamson 30, O Wilcock 12, J Lofthouse 4-24, T sarrington 3-2) Conner and Fisher got the home side of to a strong start reaching 50 in 7 overs and together with Murphy (21) played some fine strokes. Spinners Nathan Graham, Sean Simpson and Will Fennel applied the brakes to some degree but Whitehaven ended on a total of 120 for 3. Conner and Whitelock bowled a fine opening spell limiting Workington to 5 from 4 overs before Jack Williamson hit several boundaries, reaching 30 retired. A superb spell of spin bowling from Sarrington (3 wickets for 2) and 4 wickets from Lofthouse closed the game out for Whitehaven.
Workington 102-2 (J Daniel 30, A Ireland 20no, L Ryan 16, A McGeen 15no) v Cleator 98-6 (S Jacobson 29, J Rodgers 26, J Irving 2-9, R Clubley 2-22) A close game between two strong teams looked to be edging towards Cleator as Workington, despite making a solid start, fell slightly behind the required run rate and needed 49 from 7 overs. Andrew Ireland and Alex McGeen turned the game in Workingtons favour with some powerful hitting - each hitting a six in their brief innings

Points - Cockermouth Gold 10, Cockermouth Green 10, Whitehaven 10, Workington 10, Keswick 3, Workington Blue 3, Cleator 2, Egremont 2

Friday 5th June - County Cup Round 2 or Friendlies for those not in Round 2

Friday 12th June - League Week 5

Whitehaven 87-7 (Cameron Connor 31 ret) v Cleator 200-3 (J Rogers 33, A hodgson 33, S Jakobson 33 S Kiggins 33 R Leeson 30)
Cockermouth Green 75ao (S Paton 26) v Cockermouth Gold 76-1 (R Tinnion 24no, J Edmondson 27no) A strong all round performance from the Gold team ensured this derby match was settled in their favour
Keswick 79-8 (M Clark 28no, A McGeen 3-17, N Graham 2-20) v Workington 80-3 (J Daniel 33ret, A Shilito 25no, B Sharpe 2-12)
Workington Blue 75-7 (R Clubley 13, J Burgess 13no, Lancaster 2-14) v Egremont 78-3 (O Burn 30ret, A Mellen 32ret, J Burgess 2-12) Workington finished around 15 runs too short of what would have been a competitive target as Egremont bowlers maintained a good line and length throughout. Burn and Mellen set the foundations for Egremonts reply despite, again, good bowling from Workington. Egremont won with 8 balls to spare, hence a total of around 90 would have set up a real nailbiter.

Points - Cleator 10, Cockermouth Gold 10, Egremont 10, Workington 10, Keswick 3, Whitehaven 3, Workington Blue 3, Cockermouth Green 2

Friday 19th June - Friendlies

Friday 26th June - League Cup Round 1

Friday 3rd July - League Week 6

Cleator v Keswick No Play - Rain
Cockermouth Gold 72-1 (Ed Gate 27no, Jack Mason 17) v Workington Blue 69-9 (Jack Hunter 23, Matthew Hodgson 4-5) Workington were in all sorts of trouble at 20 for 6 before Jack Hunter hit a gutsy 23. Matthew Hodgson did the damage for Cockermouth taking four of the top six for just 5 runs. Cockermouth comfortably knocked off the runs with 7 overs to spare, Ed Gate remaining unbeaten on 27
Whitehaven v Egremont No Play - Rain
Workington 97-2 (Jake Dainel 33ret, Matthew Lowden 20, Andrew Ireland 18no) v Cockermouth Green 96ao (Michael Smith 29, Lewis Hull 4-14, Jack Whinn 2-11, Liam Ryan 2-11)  Four wickets for Lewis Hull, an Under 12 player, playing his first Under 15 game. Michael Smiths 29 for Cockermouth included six 4's

Points - Cockermouth Gold 10, Workington 10, Cleator 5, Egremont 5, Keswick 5, Whitehaven 5, Cockermouth Green 2, Workington Blue 1 

Friday 10th July - League Week 7

Cockermouth Green v Cleator Conceded by Cockermouth Green
Egremont 103-6 (Oliie Burn 32 ret, Haydn Birkett 19, Jack Edmundson 1-7) v Cockermouth Gold 99ao (Jack Edmundson 31 ret, Mark Jackson 4-1, Ade Mellen 3-14) Cockermouth batted first and although they were missing a number of regulars, soon rattled up some quick runs. After 10 overs they were 76-2, with Jack Edmundson scoring a very quick 31, which included six 4's and a 6. The innings was then turned on its head, firstly by Ade Mellen (3-14 from his four overs) and then by Mark Jackson who took 4 wickets for one run in 1.3 overs. Egremont responded positively with Ollie Burn (32 ret) and Haydn Birkett (19) putting on 44 for the first wicket in 7 overs. However wickets fell regularly as the run chase got tense and a couple of late run outs saw Egremont needing two of the last over bowled by Ward. A wicket of the first ball and a run out of the third ball left the result in the balance before a scrambled bye saw Egremont home with 2 balls to spare.
Keswick v Whitehaven Keswick win - scores tbc
Workington Blue 75-4 (R Clubley 16, S Simpson 15, A Shilito 2-10) v Workington 78-2 (J Daniel 27, J Whinn 24no)

Points - Cleator 10, Egremont 10, Keswick 10, Workington 10, Cockermouth Gold 4, Workington Blue 2, Whitehaven ?

Friday 17th July - League Week 8

Cleator v Workington No Play - Rain
Cockermouth Green v Egremont No Play - Rain
Keswick v Cockermouth Gold No Play - Rain
Workington Blue v Whitehaven No Play - Rain

Points - 5 Points to each team for Rain Off

Friday 24th July - League Cup Round 2 or Friendlies for those not in Round 2

Friday 31st July - League Week 9

Cockermouth Gold v Cleator Abandoned Rain (Score tbc)
Egremont v Workington Blue 20-0 (J Williamson 13no) Abandoned - Rain Despite the determination of both teams, the game finally succombed to the weather. After starting in light drizzle, only 4 overs were possible before the rain got too heavy. Workington's opening pair of Williamson and Hazzard had made a good start (20-0) against Egremonts opening bowlers, Burn and Sempill.
Whitehaven v Cockermouth Green 27-0 Abandoned, Rain
Workington v Keswick 44-1 (Adam Hickey 29, Laura Leyland 11no) Abandoned - Rain The match started with light rain falling and Keswick made a solid start reaching 44 in 11 overs with Adam Hickey being caught by Matthew Lowden off the bowling of Jack Whinn one run short of his retirement. His opening partner Laura Leyland had provided good support. However, conditions by now had significantly deteriorated and with the rain getting heavier both team managers had no option but to abandon the game.

Points - 5 Points to each team for Rain Off

Friday 7th August - League Week 10

Cockermouth Green v Workington Blue Conceded by Workington Blue
Egremont 84-4 (A Mellen 32 retired) v Whitehaven 87-2 (Cameron Connor 30 ret Tom Sarrington 20no)Whitehaven reached the Egremont with relative ease after 13.1 overs.
Keswick v Cleator Conceded by Cleator
Workington 83-6 (J Irving 30ret) v Cockermouth Gold 86-2 (A Grainger 30ret, M Henson 30ret) Contributions by Jonny Irving (30ret) and Matthew Lowden saw the home side post 83-6 in their 20 overs although 3 run outs meant that the innings lost momentum at vital times - these run outs would later prove more costly though. Cockermouth quickly chased down the total with Alex Grainger and Matty Henson both retiring and Henson and Jack Edmondson both hitting sixes out of the club. However, with the league points between the clubs absolutely level, Cockermouth needed to win by atleast three runs to take the league courtesy of countback on games between the clubs. Workington needed one more wicket to secure an extra bonus point and so win the league themselves. With the home fielders back on the boundary a succession of dot balls followed as Workington sought the extra wicket and Cockermouth the opportunity to hit four or six. With three balls remaining Sam Scully hit a ball through mid wicket and the batsmen scurried three. That meant that the teams finished level on points, bonus points and runs but Cockermouth, having lost one wicket fewer over the 2 games between the clubs, claimed a tightly fought league. The game was played in excellent spirit, particularly given the tension of the final overs.

Points - Cockermouth Gold 10, Cockermouth Green 10, Keswick 10, Whitehaven 10, Workington 2, Egremont 2

Sunday 23rd August - League Play Off Finals

Friday 28th August - League Cup Final