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Cricket cup under way

Published: 11:07 AM May 13, 2009    Updated: 8:16 PM October 10, 2020

The Dr Fisher Cricket Cup 20-over competition started at Highfield Lawn, Fakenham, with a five-run win for Shipdham over Sandringham.Shipdham made 129-5 (John Reid 40) and Sandringham replied with 124-9, losing three wickets in the last over going for a win which looked remote mid-innings.

The Dr Fisher Cricket Cup 20-over competition started at Highfield Lawn, Fakenham, with a five-run win for Shipdham over Sandringham.

Shipdham made 129-5 (John Reid 40) and Sandringham replied with 124-9, losing three wickets in the last over going for a win which looked remote mid-innings. The match was sponsored by M D Williamson Carpets.

The next match is tomorrow (Friday) between West Norfolk and Mattishall (6.15pm start), the match sponsored by PMC.

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