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Match Reports Saturday 21 August 2004 Camberley 202-6 (60 overs) beat Dulwich 103 all out (36.4 overs) For the third consecutive season, Dulwich achieved promotion as champions of their league, and in 2005 will be playing in the Premier League of the Castle Lager Surrey Championship as the club returns to the top flight. Dulwich went into the match already knowing that they had secured promotion, but as their nearest rivals Farnham also lost, to the Bank of England, the result of the game did not matter in the end. Just as well, for the team stumbled to their third defeat of the season. Put in to bat, Camberley found scoring difficult against a superb opening spell from Mark Kelly and former Surrey star Mark Kenlock. The openers conceded just 36 runs in the first 24 overs, with Kelly picking up two crucial wickets. Alistair Storey and Jim Chaplin prevented any further breakthrough and gradually accelerated the scoring rate. Their stand was worth 114 before Kenlock returned to dismiss Chaplin for 53. Storey went on to score 76 before eventually being dismissed by Kelly in the penul tim ate over. Kelly finished with four for 55, and Kenlock two for 50 as Camberley closed on 202 for six after 60 overs. In reply, Dulwich failed to follow Camberley’s example against a testing opening spell by Gary Udal and skipper Janusc Kaminski. Skipper Richard Farrow was dismissed in the third over, and the remaining top-order batsmen tried to force the pace, losing wickets in the process. Nine wickets had fallen for 78, with Steve Hale the top scorer on 18, before Jack Lusk was joined by veteran Graeme Hough. Together they put on 25, taking the score to 103, before Lusk was dismissed for a defiant 39. Six of the Dulwich wickets were given out LBW. Udal, brother of the Hampshire and former England one-day all-rounder Shaun, took four for 43, while Kaminki had figures of three for 8. It might have been a disappointing day, but Dulwich could look back with pride on a season where they have already won 11 matches and once again could enjoy a championship celebration.
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