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Match Reports

Saturday 7th June 2003
Dulwich 1st XI vs. Mitcham

Result: Dulwich Win

Mitcham 194-5 after 55 overs & Dulwich 195-3 wickets

Division Two leaders, Dulwich recorded their sixth win in six matches with a comprehensive seven wicket victory over Mitcham.

Mitcham chose to bat and got off to a flying start by taking 14 of a wayward over from first over from Mark Kelly. He and fellow opening bowler, Mark Kenlock then applied strong pressure by conceding only 8 runs off the next nine overs. The Mitcham batsmen found scoring no easier against spinners Ty Hopes and Graeme Hough. Nonetheless Mitcham reached 114 for one wicket by the 38th over with opener Gary Outram leading the way with a fighting 76. Attempts to accelerate led to a flood of wickets for off spinner Hough who took six wickets for twelve runs in his last five overs to finish with seven wickets for forty three runs. Mitcham closed their innings on 194-9 wickets after fifty five overs.

Dulwich started slowly against accurate bowling by David Day and former Dulwich slow left armer Alan Byrne with only fifteen runs coming off the first nine overs. Raj Tulsiani then took control scoring 35 of the first 38 runs. Richard Farrow played a captain’s role by holding the innings together with a solid 64. This was Farrow’s fourth league 50 of the season taking his run aggregate to 305 averaging 50!

Farrow was joined in a third wicket partnership of 102 by New Zealander, Jack Lusk and together they took the score to 155 before Farrow was dismissed. Lusk was joined by Mark Kelly who scored 25 not out off 20 balls to hasten his side to victory with four overs to spare. Jack Lusk finished with 57 not out off 69 balls knowing that he has not been dismissed in his last four innings and scoring 171 runs in the process.

Top of the table, Dulwich visit neighbours Streatham & Marlborough in the Castle Lager Surrey Championship next week.

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