Dunstall Season by Season Match Diary

Dunstall Cricket Club – THROUGH THE YEARS : MATCH INDEX Page 124 of 345 ECB Premier Cricket (Mostly) 2000-2010 Inclusive The 2000 Season First XI – ECB Derby Premier League Date Home Team Away Team Notes 29/04/2000 Dunstall - Shipley Hall - Match cancelled; each team awarded 5 points 06/05/2000 Denby 195-6 Dunstall 186-6 In glorious sunshine, Dunstall brought West Indies Test player Phil Simmons, but not Randall – on duty at Cambridge. Simmons took 2-57 from his allocation of overs, before making 46 in Dunstall’s innings. Denby Innings: Birch 54, Bullock 36 Dunstall Innings: Spasic 62, Simmons 46, Cooper 32, Ball 3-48 07/05/2000 Dunstall 190-9 Heanor Town 193-5 Dunstall lost out on last ball, needing three off the last ball Paul Marshall hit it for six off the bowling of Rumsey, to secure the win by 5 wickets Dunstall Innings: Eyden 53*, Colledge 5- 35, Altef 3072 Heanor Innings: Brogan 72, Bush 43 13/05/2000 Alvaston and Boulton 200-7 Dunstall 294-7 A winning draw was achieved. Derek Randall opened and scored 105, but Phil Simmons was out for a second ball duck. At this point Dunstall fourth bottom of Division. Dunstall Innings: Randall 105, Spasic 90*, Cooper 30, Ayub 3046, Pooley 3-58 A&B Innings: Spencer 80, Fernyhough 54 14/05/2000 Premier Cup Group C Langley Mill United 159-10 Dunstall 161-7 A League Cup victory for Dunstall by 3 Wickets Langley Mill Innings: March 36, Khan 36, Patel 32, Dunstall Innings: Simmons 50, Cooper 41, B Moulds 3-17 20/05/2000 Dunstall - Ilkeston Rutland 234-10 Rain affected “No Result”, as Ilkeston batted into 60 th over Ilkeston Innings: Green 89, Harrison 44 27/05/2000 Sandiacre Town 236-6 Dunstall - Randall won the toss and chose to bowl, Sandiacre then batted for 53 overs, before rain brought an end to the match. Sandiacre Innings: Truman 38, Bembridge 72 Attwood 64, Base 36*, Clewley 3-61 28/05/2000 Premier Cup Group C Dunstall - Stainsby Hall - Match Cancelled 03/06/2000 Dunstall 255-4 (59) Chesterfield 90-9 (51) Batting first, Dunstall declared after 59 overs, Phil Simons scoring 127 in 145