Overton Cricket Club Enjoys Dominant Weekend
Overton Cricket Club had a weekend to remember, with all three senior teams securing impressive victories in their respective fixtures.
Overton Cricket Club had a weekend to remember, with all three senior teams securing impressive victories in their respective fixtures.
It was a difficult Saturday for Overton Cricket Club, with all three senior teams on the wrong side of results against strong opposition.
With the promise of sunny skies and soaring spirits, it’s shaping up to be a bumper weekend for Overton’s cricket teams — and fans are in for a treat both on and off the field.
Overton Cricket Club’s First XI secured a gritty four-wicket victory over Hartley Wintney 2nd XI. Hartley Wintney were bowled out for 200 in 39 overs, but Overton’s chase was anchored by a superb unbeaten 84 from Andy Galvin, guiding them to 202 for 6 in 42.2 overs.
The Second XI were unable to replicate that success, falling to Oakley 2nd XI by four wickets. Overton posted 183 all out in 39 overs, with Toby Deacon top-scoring at 38. However, Oakley comfortably reached 185 for 6 in 38 overs.
Meanwhile, the Third XI also faced defeat against Oakley 3rd XI. Oakley set a target of 170 before being all out in 37.5 overs, but Overton’s reply of 139 all out in 35.1 overs wasn’t enough. David Thompson’s 45 and Ollie Rose’s 35 were notable efforts in a 31-run loss.
It was a weekend of mixed fortunes for Overton Cricket Club, with strong victories for the 1st and 2nd XIs, while the 3rd XI endured a tough outing.
It was a mixed Saturday afternoon of results for Overton Cricket Club, with dominant performances from the 1st and 3rd XIs and a tough outing for the 2nd XI.
Overton’s Women’s Hardball Cricket team got off to a dream start in their debut match on Sunday, securing a memorable win against Grayshott in what can only be described as a textbook performance – with a bit of magic thrown in for good measure.
It was a day of highs and lows for Overton Cricket Club as the club’s three senior teams took to the field — with two suffering defeats and one celebrating a convincing win.
The new cricket season commenced this weekend, but it proved to be a testing start for Overton’s sides.
Cricket whites are being dusted off, stumps hammered in, and scorebooks opened once again as the first weekend of the new cricket season arrives with a full swing of leather on willow.
Overton Cricket Club continues to provide excellent opportunities for girls to get involved in cricket, with established teams for U9, U13, and U16 players.
Get ready for a summer of fun and cricket as All Stars Cricket returns to the Overton Recreation Centre in Bridge Street this year.