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Match Reports Saturday 28th June 2003 Result: Dulwich Win Camberley 110 all out and Dulwich 111-5 wickets Surrey Championship Division Two leaders, Dulwich extended their lead to sixteen points with an important five wicket victory over second placed Camberley. Put into bat on a difficult pitch offering movement and uneven bounce to the seamers, Camberley got off to a poor start. Mark Kelly picked up the first wicket in the second over. Another wicket for Kelly plus two for fellow opener Stuart Ferguson and a run out reduced the visitors to 41 for 5. Scoring proved no easier against the spinners with off spinner Graeme Hough taking 3-29 off eleven overs and leg spinner Ty Hopes taking a wicket for eleven runs off eight overs leaving Camberley struggling on 91 for nine wickets. The last wicket pair fought hard leading to the return of Mark Kelly who had the desired effect by taking the last wicket with his second ball to dismiss Camberley for 110. Kelly’s figures of 3-26 off 12.2 overs took his season’s total to 25 for 14 runs apiece. Hough’s three took him to nineteen for the season at an average of just twelve runs. In reply, Dulwich found batting no easier losing their first four wickets for 41 against bowling from Jan Kaminski and Marcus Lancaster. Mark Kelly and Ray Tudor then restored their fortunes with a partnership of 34 in twelve overs before Tudor was dismissed for 12. Mark Kelly continued his match winning form when he was joined by Ty Hopes and together they saw their side to a five wicket victory. As they eased towards victory both batsmen played convincing shots as Kelly’s 35 not out pushed his aggregate to 209 at an average of 34 while Hopes has made 88 runs so far at an average of 29. Top of the table, Dulwich entertain Egham in the Castle Lager Surrey Championship next week.
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