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Match Reports Saturday 18th June 2005 Surrey Championship: Dulwich (187-6) lost to Wimbledon (190 -4 wickets) by six wickets Injury ravaged Dulwich are still searching for that second win as they suffered their sixth defeat in the first seven games in the Surrey Championship Premier League. Wimbledon defeated Dulwich by six wickets in a game that was always dominated by the home side. Dulwich were asked to bat on a green wicket and soon lost their first three wickets for only 18 runs. Raj Tulsiani and Daryl Brown both made 5 and the prolific Jack Lusk was dismissed without scoring. Richard Farrow joined Anil Mahey in a stand of 28 for the 4 th wicket before Mahey was out for 19 to be quickly followed by Mark Kelly and Stuart Ferguson. The Wimbledon quickie Will Hantam had done the early damage taking 4-37 off 12 overs in his first spell. Dulwich went into lunch precariously placed on 68-6 off 36 overs however skipper Farrow and Adam McDonagh took the game to Wimbledon with a partnership of 54 for the seventh wicket. Farrow’s dismissal at 116 for a watchful 43 brought in Dave Burton who joined McDonagh in a stand of 61 in just over 12 overs for the eighth wicket. McDonagh was eventually dismissed for 57 and Burton finished with 36 not out in a total of 187-8 off 66 overs. Wimbledon started their reply by scoring at 6 an over against a mixture of attacking fields, wayward bowling and poor fielding despite the dismissal of former Nottinghamshire batsman Jon Wileman for 18. John Smallridge and Mike Emslie took the home side into tea at 75 -1 off 15 overs. Dulwich were again looking down the barrel but this time there was to be no escape as the pair took the score to 186. Dave Burton managed to dismiss Smallridge for 77 and leg spinner Mahey followed up by getting Emslie for 80 and Jarvis the next ball for a duck giving Wimbledon a victory by six wickets off only 31 overs. Of the Dulwich attack, only all- rounder Adam McDonagh conceding 17 off five overs went for less than four an over. The Premiership new boys had been outplayed.
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