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Match Reports Saturday 28th May 2005 Dulwich (117 all out) lost to Reigate Priory (118-2) by eight wickets. Dulwich squandered an encouraging start in the Surrey Championship Premier League game against high flying Reigate Priory and finally lost by eight wickets. Stand in openers Raj Tulsiani and Anil Mahey got off to a very positive start as Mahey took 16 off Neil Saker’s second over and his controlled aggression saw the Surrey fast bowler removed from the attack. Progress was slower against Stuart Hume and Indian Test player, Sairaj Bahutule but 50 came up in the 15 th over. The opening stand had reached 75 in the 25 th over when Mahey was caught off Bahutule for exactly 50 made in 71 balls. His partner Tulsiani followed four overs later bowled for Bahutule for 28 and Dulwich suffered another blow as acting skipper Jack Lusk was caught off Hume for 9. Saker was recalled and with Bahutule ran through the Dulwich middle order – there were two stumpings, some poor running and some rash shots as Dulwich collapsed to 117 all out. The Surrey bowler Saker ended with 3-29 and leg spinner Bahutule, the Test leg spinner, who bowled throughout to claim 5-54. The Dulwich players were to rue the lost opportunity as Alex Richards and former Leicestershire batsman Gregor Macmillan went for their shots early on taking 20 off the first two overs. Macmillan fell to Kervin Marc for 13 and Richards was claimed by Mark Kelly for 16. Former Somerset batsman Simon Ecclestone then took control racing to 50 off 47 balls and finished with 67 not out as Priory stormed home.
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