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Match Reports Saturday 2nd July 2005 Surrey Championship: Normandy 152 all out lost to Dulwich (153-4) by six wickets Dulwich celebrated their second successive victory in their Premier League clash at home to Normandy achieving a convincing win by six wickets. Dulwich put Normandy into bat on a difficult pitch and achieved an early breakthrough when Dave Burton struck in his second over. Jim Clutterbuck and Jamie Glasson survived hostile spells by Burton and Mark Kelly to put on 61 for the second wicket at four an over. Clutterbuck’s dismissal to Adam McDonagh for 22 brought in Andrew Hemmingway who helped Glasson add a further 40. At 109 -2 just ten minutes before lunch Normandy seemed set for a good score. However Burton returned to dismiss Hemmingway also for 22 and Graeme Hough struck in the last over before lunch to leave Normandy 114-4 at the interval. The next wicket came in the same over from Hough two balls after the break and Burton dismissed Glasson for 59 in the following over. Normandy had been reduced to 116-6 in a dramatic spell of cricket. Hough and Burton continued to bowl unchanged and finished off the Normandy tail dismissing the fifth placed team for 152 after 46 overs. The last eight wickets falling for only 43 runs. Burton finished with 4-62 off fifteen overs and off spinner Hough had the excellent figures of 13-5-29-5 with four bowled and one lbw. Dulwich started their reply in assertive style as Darryl Brown took the bowling apart well supported by fellow opener Anil Mahey. 64 runs came off the first seven overs off four different bowlers with Brown getting 48 of those runs. Fine bowling spells by Chris Cornell and Junior Simpson slowed the scoring rate with Simpson dismissing Brown for 54 off only 47 balls. Cornell picked up the wickets of Mahey for 29 and Steve Hale for 3 to reduce Dulwich to 99-3 after an opening stand of 86. Acting skipper Jack Lusk and Stuart Ferguson prevented any further breakthrough and Lusk gradually took control with an innings of 33 in 42 balls before he was dismissed at 138. Ferguson and Mark Kelly came together and steered their side to a comfortable six wicket victory.
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