misc394420	Woodhouse Grove School v The Forty Club
	Other matches in England 1994
Venue	Woodhouse Grove School, Apperley Bridge on 29th June 1994 (1-day single innings match)
Balls per over	6
Toss	Toss not known
Result	Woodhouse Grove School won by 6 wickets
Umpires	J Lockwood, S Nesbit
Scorer	D Richerby

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The Forty Club innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
J Oxley	c Gullick b Rowan	20	56	72	2	1
J Raby	c Pratt b Rowan	30	63	65	4	-
L Maude	b Taylor	41	114	114	5	-
P Stoney	b Rowan	0	3	1	-	-
M Nearly	b Bairstow	9	35	36	1	-
C Housman	c Cadman b Taylor	27	46	43	4	-
DM Cockle	c Cadman b Rowan	10	29	25	1	-
K Ward	c Taylor b Rowan	8			1	-
R Middlebrook	c Cadman b Rowan	11	21	14	2	-
D Middleton	run out	0	2	1	-	-
AJ Houlgate	not out	1			-	-
Extras	(6 b, 2 nb, 4 w)	12
Total	(all out, 67.5 overs)	169
Fall of wickets:
1-53 (Raby), 2-54 (Oxley), 3-54 (Stoney), 4-85 (Nearly), 5-131 (Housman), 6-149 (Cockle), 7-149 (Maude), 8-160 (Middlebrook), 9-160 (Middleton), 10-169 (Ward, 67.5 ov)

Woodhouse Grove School bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Taylor	14	5	28	2	-	2
Brier	5	0	9	0	-	-
Gullick	3	0	17	0	-	-
Graves	6	2	11	0	-	-
Rowan	14.5	5	35	6	2	-
Dobbs	4	2	8	0	1	-
Bairstow	8	2	21	1	-	-
Pratt	9	3	24	0	-	-
Cadman	4	1	10	0	1	-

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Woodhouse Grove School innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
D Sayers	run out	25	25	20	4	-
A Cadman	c Oxley b Cockle	20	21	27	2	-
AD Bairstow	lbw b Middlebrook	33	33	39	3	1
N Taylor	not out	44			-	-
M Gullick	st Ward b Housman	15	24	32	1	-
B Dobbs	not out	27			3	1
A Rowan	did not bat
C Dibo	did not bat
S Pratt	did not bat
D Brier	did not bat
R Graves	did not bat
Extras	(2 b, 2 lb, 4 nb)	8
Total	(4 wickets, 33.5 overs)	172
Fall of wickets:
1-36 (Sayers), 2-46 (Cadman), 3-93 (Bairstow), 4-142 (Gullick)

The Forty Club bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Maude	2	0	15	0	-	-
Houlgate	3	0	18	0	-	-
Middleton	11	0	54	0	-	1
Cockle	3.1	0	13	1	-	-
Middlebrook	9.5	0	32	1	-	3
Housman	4.5	0	33	1	-	-

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Notes
--> Bowling in the Woodhouse Grove School innings adds 3 runs under

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