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Match Reports Saturday 5th July 2003 Result: Dulwich Win Egham 40 all out and Dulwich 42-3 wickets Another inspired bowling performance by Mark Kelly took Dulwich to their ninth win in ten matches and consolidated their position at the top of the second division of the Castle Surrey Championship. Put into bat, Egham got off to a dreadful start losing their first three wickets with the score on just 7. Kelly took one and his opening partner Mark Kenlock took two. Worse was to follow as the next three wickets fell with the score on 10, all three being caught by Ray Tudor at third slip off Kelly’s bowling. Another wicket fell in his next over, caught at second slip to make the score 13 for seven wickets. The eighth wicket pair doubled the score before Kelly induced another catch, this time at gully. Another slip catch gave Kenlock a much deserved third victim to reduce Egham to 31 for nine wickets. At this stage it seemed unlikely that Egham would match the Division Two record low score of 39! Two overthrows brought them level with this total and a no ball took them to forty before Kelly bowled the number eleven to wrap up the innings for 40 all out in just nineteen overs. Mark Kelly took seven for 29 off ten overs to give him eighteen wickets in his last three matches with a season total of 32 at an average of 12. Mark Kenlock, who supported Kelly ably, took three wickets for just ten runs off nine overs of which six were maidens. Kenlock has taken twenty three wickets so far at just nine apiece. Dulwich started badly in reply losing their first three wickets for ten runs in just four overs. Sanity was restored by Jack Lusk with 22 not out and Ray Tudor with 11 not out. They saw Dulwich home to ninth win by the ninth over. This innings saw Lusk top three hundred for the season, averaging 76. The match was completed in exactly two hours. Top of the table, Dulwich visit sixth placed Brook in the Castle Lager Surrey Championship next week.
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