Perrott 1sts travelled to Midsomer Norton for probably the first game ever between the clubs. Put in to bat Perrott were once again soon in trouble as batsman came and went and the scoreboard was soon showing 39- 7. Thankfully Sam Rowswell (39 ) and Josh Marshall James ( 40 NO ) were able to give Perrott something to bowl at as they were all out for 130. Josh then bowled a lively spell taking 3-36 supported by Stacy Hawes 2-37 as the home side found themselves at 47-5. However Perrott were unable to keep up the pressure although Lorraine Szczepanski took 2-13 late on to give some hope but the home side limped over the line 131-8. The visitors will have to look at plan C given plan B is not working..........
2nd XI hosted Lympsham & Belevedere and they to were in trouble at 47-4 however a 80 run partnership between Max Dicker (69) and Simon Gerring (28) took them to 127-5. A quick fire 38 from Lewis Hunt took Perrott to 188 all out well short of a par score.The visitors batting steadily took no chances as a wicket fell at 49 and then 128 and comfortably won losing just the 2 wickets.
Finally some good news as the thirds playing at home to Taunton Deane 5ths. Batting first Perrott’s Jack Male scored 102 with support from Jack Hawker 49 and Jez French 31as they posted 241-6. Perrott bowlers were lead by skipper George Preston 4-26 and Phil Munden 4-33 bowled the visitors out for 150. Perrott remain unbeaten and top of the league.
There is a super Sunday of cricket at Willis Lane next Sunday 30th June.
At 10.00 Perrott U10s host neighbours Crewkerne in the semi final of the Mid Wessex Cup.
Then at 1.30 Perrott take on Lanhydrock CC (Cornwall) in the last 32 of the National Village Cup.
Why not make a day of supporting our teams with food and bar available from lunch time.
After a difficult start to the season groundsman Tom Parkman leads the way in WEPL Prem 2 with an average pitch score of 17.33
Keep up the fantastic work Tom
North Perrott CC are delighted to announce that have been awarded the Frank Vowles Trophy being voted as ‘Most Hospitable Club’ in all Divisions of WEPL in 2018.
The award is voted on by visiting umpires and to be even in contention for the award clubs must score a maximum of 5 out of 5 ‘hospitality points’ for every home game. In the event of a tie the club scoring the best in the fair play scores takes the title.
The club takes the opportunity of thanking all the WEPL umpires for their hard work over the season and recognising the efforts at North Perrott CC to make our club a great place to visit for officials, players and supporters of cricket.
Latest Events
| Sun Jul 07 @12:00AM - 05:00PM Village Fete |
| Wed Aug 07 @ 5:30PM - 08:00PM Haselbury Trail |
Upcoming Games
Wed 26th June
Somerseat Schools U12 Finals Day 2.00
Perrott Hill Plodders 6.15
Friday 28th June
U13s v Yeovil 6.00 at Willis Lane
Sat 29th June
1st XI v Taunton CC 12.30
Broadway & Horton v 2nd XI 1.30
3rd XI v Sparkford 1.30
Sun 30th June
U10 v Crewkerne 10.00 Semi Final
Taunton Deane v U15s. 10.00
NVC XI v Lanhydrock ( Cornwall ) v NVC XI v 1.30
