London Maccabi Vale Cricket Club

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London Maccabi Vale Cricket Club 2nd XI v BECC on Sun 05 Sep 2010 at TBC
London Maccabi Vale Cricket Club Won by 53 runs

Match report Southgate.
Standing in for regular skipper Jonathan Lederman, LMV's Adam Brand won the toss and elected to bat on one of the wickets used by Middlesex CCC.
A low, slow surface made runs hard to come by and BECC's opening bowlers soon had the LMV top order in trouble. Nigel Rothband was dropped by Ami Wynbourne off the bowling of Gideon Restan at extra cover and then Joseph Greenwall-Cohen was put down off a sharp chance at slip by Oli Simons off his captain Ashley Connick.
The breakthrough came in the 10th over when Rothband holed out to Restan at mid-on off the bowling of Connick. Restan was back in the action six over's later when a smart piece of fielding saw a direct-hit account for Scott Gerard.
LMV moved to 89-2 at the half way mark with Greenwall-Cohen looking good. The prize wicket of Brand (18) came in the 23rd over as spinner Richie Wienburg got down well to claim a sharp caught and bowled with the score on 99.
A flurry of wickets saw LMV suffer a mid-order collapse as they lost the five wickets for 15 runs. Wienburg’s flight and guile soon accounted for Daniel Caplan courtesy of a sharp stumping from Michael Blasebalk.
Stuart Davis returned to the attack to dismiss Greenwall-Cohen (36) before Wienburg deceive Jonathan Cantor with a quicker one. And when Davis bowled Lederman, LMV were in real trouble at 110-7. It got even better for BECC as Oli Simons had Mark Spanjar LBW, although the ball appeared to be going over the stumps. At 114-8, LMV were staring down the barrel but a 73-run partnership between Jon Galloway and Saul Weitzman kept the innings together. They combined clever running with some big hits as the score moved to 187-9 at which point Connick had Weitzman caught at cover by Simons for a crucial 26.
Galloway, batting with the aid of a runner after pulling his hamstring, finished unbeaten on 43 as LMV were dismissed for 187 with five balls to spare.
Needing to score at little more than four and a half an over, BECC lost their first wicket with 10 on the board as Connick was well caught by Brand who took a tumbling catch at extra cover off the bowling of Greenwall-Cohen. The same bowler accounted for Davis 13 runs later.
Just as Jonathan Feigenbaum looked to impose himself, Simon Renshaw rearranged his stumps with a smart piece of swing bowling with the score now 43-4. The key wicket of Simons was taken by Brand following a strategic fielding setting with Lederman, 15, claiming his first wicket.
Warren Averbuch was sent back to the pavilion as Rothband clung on to a sharp chance at gully with Lederman again the grateful recipient.
Brand put down a sharp chance at slip after Renshaw had found the edge of Jonny Evans' bat but it mattered little as Lederman cleaned up Wynbourne.
It soon became 54-7 as Lederman accounted for Wienburg before claiming his fifth with the wicket of Evans and the score on 79-8. With the match seemingly over, a brave 55-run partnership between Blasebalk (24) and Raffi Addlestone moved the score along but a caught and bowled from Weitzman ended BECC's hopes. The double Maccabian confirmed victory by removing Restan.
BECC skipper Ashley Connick said: "The game was a lot closer than the result suggests, and if we'd lasted our 40 overs, we'd have won. Rafi Addlestone and Michael Blasebalk batted exceptionally, putting on 55 for the 9th wicket, and I'm only sorry the top order didn't give them more of a platform.
"All credit to Vale though, we had them on the ropes before Jon Galloway and Saul Weitzman put on the match-changing partnership, and then Benjamin Lederman ripped through the middle order and thoroughly deserved his man of the match award."

LMV captain Adam Brand said: "I was so pleased for my younger players to achieve such a victory. We really were staring down the barrel half way through our innings but experienced players got us to a very respectable score. Special mention to Joseph Greenwall Cohen and especially Jon 'Ferret' Galloway and Saul Weitzman.

"Ben Lederman was truly sensational with the ball and he fully deserved the accolades and Man-of-the-Match award. Belmont bowled very well but I felt they were extremely naive in the way they batted.

"The match was played in good spirit and watched by a number of supporters from both teams which created a terrific atmosphere. I wish Ashley good luck for next season and finally I must say a big Congratulations for absent captain Jonathan Lederman who was unable to play in the final but whose efforts during the season enabled the club to achieve the victory."

London Maccabi Vale Cricket Club 2nd XI Batting
Player Name RunsMB4s6sSRCtStRo
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TOTAL :
 
for 10 wickets
0
187
(0.0 overs)		    
Joseph Greenwall Cohen lbw (2x4) 36
Nigel Rothband Caught  8 1
Scott Gerard run out (1x4) 12
Adam Brand ct (2x4) 18 2
Daniel Caplan Stumped  0
Jon Galloway not out (5x4) 43
Jonathan Cantor Lbw  0
Benjamin Lederman Bowled  0
Mark Spanjar Lbw  0
Saul Weitzman Caught  26
Simon Renshaw Bowled  0

BECC Bowling

Player nameOversMaidensRunsWicketsAverageEconomy
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BECC Batting
Player name RMB4s6sSR
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TOTAL :
 
for 10 wickets
0
134 (0.0 overs)		     
Davis b J Greenwall Cohen 7
Connick ct Brand b Greenwall Cohen 4
Feigenbaum b Renshaw 17
Simons ct Brand b Lederman B 8
Evans b Lederman B 11
Averbuch ct Rothband b Lederman B 0
Wymbourne b Lederman B 4
Wienburg b Lederman B 0
Addlestone Not Out  40
Blasebalk ct & b Weitzman 27
Reston  b Weitzman

London Maccabi Vale Cricket Club 2nd XI Bowling

Player NameOversMaidensRunsWicketsAverageEconomy
Saul Weitzman7.031829.002.57
Joseph Greenwall Cohen8.0127213.503.38
Simon Renshaw5.0130130.006.00
Benjamin Lederman6.002555.004.17
Adam Brand5.003200.006.40