Grayshott were in high spirits to play after the last Sunday game at Hawkley was rained off. People arrived in high hopes after few of the Grayshott players went sight seeing around petersfield to find the ground. Once everyone was there the skipper lost the toss and was put into the field. Billy and Aaron
The 2s arrived at the Bourne looking to get back to winning ways with a very strong side. We lost the toss but ended up bowling first which pleased the team Fines were already flowing before the first ball was bowled due to a major Browner incident. Sampson soon after realised he had forgotten his
As it proved in so many games on Saturday winning the toss was a pretty helpful outcome. Frensham won the toss and put the Shotts into bat and it was not long before Messina Snr fell. Scanlon returning to the fold spent many overs at the crease with the skipper Wheeler but everyone struggled against
Grayshott began Saturday full of hope against arguably one of the stronger sides in the division. We were greeted with blue skies and a beaming sun, openers Brayshaw and Joyce entered the field of play against a tricky pair of openers in Naude & Shilcock, the former bowling with extreme precision and accuracy, ultimately accounting
On a lovely sunny afternoon on Saturday, Grayshott travelled to Farncombe. Football was the warmup of choice, the lads showing cricket wasn’t their only talent. Except Stu who ran away at the sight of a football. Nathan decided to bat first after winning the toss despite Kieran asking for the opposite, to leave early for
Grayshott 2s were determined to play their first home game, after a disappointing outcome the previous week. We had a fairly strong team, but Grayswood are known for throwing up surprises in a local derby. Grayshott won the toss and elected to bat first on fairly green wicket, thinking runs on the board with bad
Photo courtesy of Stuart Tree – Hopes were not high of finishing this game the third of a trio of fixtures against Grayswood 3s at the tranquil but far flung setting of Lurgashall. Some late arrivals meant another all important toss for the skipper to win, which he duly did. He probably soon regretted it
Play wasn’t in doubt despite the the heavy rain and it was agreed that Grayswood would bat first. Grayswood got off to a strong with Cam Kent scoring the majority of the runs in the opening partnership that lasted 4 overs but put on an impressive 34 runs. Aaron Avery was able to dismiss the
