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2nd September 2015 by Paul Reynolds

Top of Div 3 still no closer to being known

 

Two weekends ago, the entire Division 3 program fell victim to the weather, with all teams apart from Clontarf 2 and Pembroke 2 (who weren't playing) picking up 8 points. As is normally the way, that suited some but not others.

Last weekend, there were four matches, and results meant that of the four promotion/relegation places (a term lacking in substance until the OCC confirms league structures for 2016), only one was confirmed.

On August 26th, Pembroke played The Hills in a T20 refix. The Hills scored 120-9 thanks to 46 from Malcolm Byrne, and that just wasn't enough, as Pembroke passed the total with three balls to spare. That result condemned The Hills to Division 4 cricket next year, where they can re-group. It was also a crucial result in Pembroke's attempt to prevent going the same way.

At the weekend, The Hills played again, and expereinced the same result, going down by 44 runs to Clontarf. 15 year old Ryan Tobin scored the only 50 of the match, but even with that, The Hills made only 172 all out in reply to Clontarf's 216. Clontarf's attack was spearheaded by Mark Collier (4-41) and Andrew Vincent (4-15).

Leinster's campaign to move up to Division 2 effectively came to an end when their 1st team lost to Phoenix, and the 2nds befell the same fate. Only Conor O'Gorman stood up to the Phoenix attack with 28*, as the Rathmines men were bowled out for 95. Phoenix only required 17.2 overs to knock it off, and to give themselves a lifeline at the bottom.

North Kildare and Laois both fancied their chances of promotion going into their match, and it is the Kilcock side who still have a chance. Laois were bowled out for 188, with Louis Hofmeyr taking 3-29 and the irrepressible Paul Ryan 3-16. That was no problem for North Kildare, and Ryan in particular, as he hit 53* in the successful chase.

This Saturday, North Kildare host The Hills in their last match, and have to win, whilst Pembroke need to beat Laois, who themselves can still get promoted by winning their last two. 

 

Highest Batting average in Division 3 (Bookman Cup) - (current qualification - 300 runs, Final qualification - 500 runs )

Michael Lewis stays top, but the only batsman to have so far passed the 500 run qualificatiomn mark is Paul Ryan. Only Lewis is also within a 100 runs of joining him.

#NameClubInnNOHS50100RunsAvg
1M LewisMerr103106*2140958.43
2G McDonnellPemb9-1471137641.78
3Paul RyanNK141906-53941.46
4M CollierTarf122582-36736.70
5Asim NazirTarf1111021132332.30
6R MehrajLaois1221081131631.60
7R SmithMerr11-752-32229.27
8M RamazanLaois14-872-34424.57
9Manjeet SinghNK14-713-33924.21
10R NeavynNK13-46--30823.69

 

Lowest Bowling average in Division 3 (Oulton Cup) - (Current Qualification - 18 wkts, Final qualification - 30 wkts)

Sameer Dutt continues to lead, but with only 18 wickets. His Clontarf colleague Mark Collier looks as if he may pass 30 wickets, needing two more. Armand Smit also has a chance.

 

#NameClubOversMaidRunsABBowl5IEconSRWktAvg
1S DuttTarf68.112236 5-1713.4622.721813.11
2F ConatyLein483257 5-3215.3515.161913.53
3M CollierTarf88.44389 6-3924.3919.002813.89
4A SmitLaois89.46363 5-4014.0521.522514.52
5Manjeet SinghNK105.119357 4-7-3.3928.682216.23
6B WhaleyPemb646312 4-13-4.8820.211916.42
7H BalbirniePemb74.411338 6-1914.5323.581917.79
8N SharmaMerr104.59400 5-3013.8228.592218.18
9Amir KhanLaois10610424 5-3814.0027.652318.43
10Z ShauketLaois94.26416 4-24-4.4126.952119.81

 

Most Catches by a fielder in Division 3

Louis Hofmeyr has a slender lead.

#NameClubMtsCt
1L HofmeyrNK1210
2M CollierTarf129
3A SmitLaois128
4Asim NazirTarf128
5Jeff ShortMerr127
6L PriorTarf87

 

 

Most dismissals by a wicket keeper in Division 3 (Carmel Cullen Cup)

 Mohammed Ramazan of Laois stays at the top.

 

#NameClubMtsCtStDismissals
1M RamazanLaois147613
2Richard ForrestLein87310
3M DoneganHills10639
4M LewisMerr4808
5R NeavynNK14628
6J WardellPhoe6628

 

Leading allrounder in Division 3 (Webster Cup) - (1 pt for each run, 20 pts for each wkt, ctch or stmp. Current Qualification - 150 runs and 9 wickets/or dismissals for a keeper - final qualification 250 runs and 15 wickets/ or dismissals for a keeper )

Mark Collier stretches his lead slightly, despite Paul Ryan's brilliant weekend.

 

#NameClubMtsRunsWktCtStPoint
1M CollierTarf123672800927
2Paul RyanNK145391700879
3Manjeet SinghNK143392200779
4B WhaleyPemb132291900609
5M RamazanLaois14344076604
6Z ShauketLaois141672100587
7R MehrajLaois133161300576
8S DuttTarf81511800511
9Asim NazirTarf12323900503
10Richard ForrestLein8284073484
11M DoneganHills10288063468
12I ul HaqNK141551100375

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