INDOOR CUP RESULTS
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Harwoods Renault Indoor Cup 2010
Results, 24th October 2010
Island Bakeries 137-5, Northwood 113-6 (Island Bakeries won by 24 runs)
GKN II 96-6, FSC 97-3(FSC won by 3 wickets)
Ryde Cavaliers Nomads 117-5, Ryde Cavaliers 108-6 (Ryde Cavaliers Nomads won by 9 runs)
St Helens 57-6, Ventnor 64-0 (Ventnor won by 6 wickets)
Niton 153-2, IW Health Associates 75-4 (Niton won by 78 runs)
Newport I 202-0, St Helens II 92-3 (Newport I won by 110 runs)
Cowes v Godshill (Match awarded to Godshill)
IW Prison Officers v Ryde Cavaliers Veterans (Match awarded to IW Prison Officers)
Quarter Final Fixtures, to be played 31st October 2010 at Fairway Sports Complex:
Island Bakeries v Niton, 6pm
FSC v Newport I, 7pm
Ryde Cavaliers Nomads v Godshill
Ventnor v IW Prison Officers
Report
Reigning cup holders Newport clearly stated their intention to retain the trophy with a comprehensive victory over St Helens II at Ryde Sports Centre last Sunday. Batting first, all six Newport batsmen contributed on their way to 202-0 (G Bricknell 26no, Tom Dye 33no, Harry Dye 30no, Stuart Gurney 26no, M Herbert 28no). Needing to score runs from the outset, two early run-outs effectively ended St Helens dim hopes of a successful chase, finishing on 92-3. Niton booked their place in the quarter-finals after posting 153-2 (G Drake-Knight 29no, J Wells 26no, D Fairman 26no), easily brushing aside the challenge of IW Health Associates for just 75-4. In the other half of the draw at Fairway Sports Complex, Ryde Cavaliers Nomads upset the odds to defeat Ryde Cavaliers by just 9 runs. Nomads batted first, reaching 117-5 (C Higgins 51no) from their 12 overs, then securing the win by bowling out the Cavaliers 1st team for 109. FSC secured another easy win, bowling GKN II out for just 96 (Alan Johns 32, Phil Mew 4-8), chasing down the low score for the loss of three wickets. In a closer match, Island Bakeries notched up 137-5 (Sam Richards 48no) before bowling out Northwood for 113 (G Paddock 44, Ashley Goldsmith 26). Godshill and IW Prison Officers were gifted places in the final eight, after their respective opponents failed to field a team.
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