Results

Monday 15th May 2023
U14A lost to Whitgift School by 101 runs
U13A beat Royal Russell School by 61 runs

Tuesday 16th May 2023
U13A lost to Caterham School by 83 runs
U13B lost to Caterham School by 2 runs
U13C lost to Caterham School by 7 runs
U12A lost to Reigate Grammar School by 4 wickets

Wednesday 17th May 2023
U13A lost to Trinity School by 76 runs
U13B lost to Trinity School by 45 runs

Thursday 18th May 2023
U15A lost to Kings College School by 35 runs
U14A beat Rutlish School by 65 runs

Friday 19th May 2023
U12A beat Kings College School by 9 wickets
U12B lost to Kings College School by 91 runs

Saturday 20th May 2023
U15A beat Ewell Castle by 116 runs
U14A lost to Ewell Castle by 7 wickets
U13A beat Ewell Castle by 4 wickets
U12A beat Ewell Castle by 144 runs
U12B beat Ewell Castle by 10 wickets

Team Reports

Monday 15th May 2023
Wilson’s U14A’s came up against a strong and talented Whitgift U14’s in the Surrey Cup. On winning the toss Wilson’s elected to field. Some wayward bowling combined with powerful hitting saw Whitgift reach 198 off 25 overs. Disciplined bowling from Whitgift made it difficult for the Wilson’s batsmen to keep up with the run rate and ended on 97 for 4 off the 25 overs.

Royal Russell U13A won the toss and put Wilson’s into bat. After a slow start Wilson’s then capitalised on some poor bowling and finished on 128 for 6 off 20 overs. Standout batters were Viraaj (31 off 32 balls), Ashvik (35 off 23 balls) and Tejas (18 off 19 balls). A very good fielding performance saw Wilson’s put pressure on all the Royal Russell batsmen which kept them behind the run rate and were eventually bowled out for 67. Akshon was the pick of the bowlers with (2 for 3 off 2 overs).

Tuesday 16th May 2023
Wilson’s U13A won the toss and asked Caterham to bat. Solid batting from the opposition saw them score 143 for 3 off 20 overs. Athi (4 overs for 15 runs) and Artharva (1 for 14 off 3 overs) were the pick of the bowlers. In reply, Wilson’s batters struggled to keep up with the run rate and were bowled out for 60.

Wilson’s U13C elected to bowl first. Caterham U13’s got off to a good start and ended on 150 for 6 off 20 overs, however, 70 of those runs were in extras. In reply Wilson’s batted well to get close to Caterham’s total but fell short at 144 for 8.

Reigate U12A won the toss and chose to bowl. After 2 overs Wilson’s had lost 3 wickets for 5 runs. A recovery by Olly and Nilan and then Tunush helped Wilson’s to a total of 106 for 5. Wilson’s bowled well and Reigate were struggling to get the ball away with Olly and Luca bowling one end and the quick bowlers from the other end. The game was always in the balance with Reigate needing 4 to win off the last ball. Unfortunately for Wilson’s, Reigate won by 5 wickets.

Wednesday, 17 May 2023
Trinity U13A posted 94 for 7 off their 20 overs. Unfortunately, Wilson’s were bowled out for 19 as a result of good bowling by Trinity and some poor shot selections from the Wilson’s batters.

A strong Trinity U13B team were restricted by Wilson’s to 102 for 8 off 20 overs. Bowling highlights came from Bharath (2 for 15), Arjun (2 for 8). In reply Wilson’s showed very little resistance to the Trinity attack with only Ragav reaching double figures with 15. Wilson’s were bowled out for 56 in the 18th over.

Thursday, 18 May 2023
Wilson’s U15A won the toss and put KCS into bat. Impressive bowling for the first 17 overs kept KCS down to 64 but some powerful hitting from the KCS batters coupled with wayward bowling got KCS to 164 for 4 off 25 overs. Only Adrait (27 from 28 balls) and Riven (38 from 32 balls) were able to score against the KCS bowlers. Wilson’s ended the match 35 runs short. Wilson’s U14A batted first and scored 176 for with three batting retirements on 50, Saisurya, Ved & Rayyan. In reply, Rutlish School scored 111 for 5 in their 20 overs.

Friday, 19 May 2023
KCS U12A won the toss and chose to bat. After a very good bowling performance by all the Wilson’s bowlers (only 3 wides) KCS were reduced to 61 all out off 16.4 overs. Standout bowler was Pranay (4 for 11 including a hat trick). A powerful batting display by the Wilson’s openers Olly (34), Luca (21) paved the way to a Wilson’s victory by 9 wickets. (PHOTO ATTACHED) Wilson’s U12B came up against a strong KCS posting a score of 137 for 1 off 20 overs. A few dropped catches and some poor fielding helped KCS to a competitive total. In reply, the KCS bowlers bowled a good line and length which was too good for the Wilson’s batters and were all out for 46.

Saturday, 20 May 2023
Wilson’s U15A had a comfortable win against Ewell Castle. Wilson’s batted first and scored 175 for 4 with Adrait (43), Ishan (39) and Riven (51) helped post a total of 175 off their 20 overs. In reply Ewell Castle found it difficult to face the Wilson’s bowlers Umair (2 for 8) and Vedaint (2 for 7) and ended on 49 all out.

Wilson’s U14A batted first and scored 145 for 5, Parth (35 off 29 balls) and Iluan (28 off 20 balls) were the standout batters. After getting the Ewell Castle opening batters out early, Wilson’s were in a strong position. Unfortunately, a partnership of 96 helped Ewell Castle win by 7 wickets.

Wilson’s U13A won the toss and decided to bowl first and after 20 overs Ewell Castle had managed to score 121 for 9 off 20 overs. Pick of the bowlers were Athi (2 for 7) and Vinuka (2 for 10). Wilson’s got off to a steady start with Sam (20 off 20 balls) and Atharva (23 off 11 balls). Drama in the last over as we needed 9 off 6 balls to win, the first 3 balls saw 3 byes and then scored 2. Fifth ball of the last over needing 4 to win, Abhay glided the ball for 4 runs giving Wilson’s the win by 4 wickets.

Wilson’s U12A won the toss and chose to bat first. Both Olly (52) and Luca (50) retired. The openers making a 100 partnership scoring at just over 10 runs an over. Nillan then came in and carried on the high scoring by hitting 48. Wilson’s posted 193 for 1 off 20 overs. With such a high total Ewell Castle never got going and finished on 49 for 9 off their 20 overs. Standout bowlers Sam (2 for 12) and Sai (2 for 7).

Ewell Castle U12B won the toss and elected to bat. Bowling was shared around and Chirayu looked the most accurate of all the Wilson’s bowlers. Ewell Castle did not offer much resistance and were all out for 37. In reply Aum and Arnav were not really troubled by the Ewell Castle bowlers and they reached a winning total in the 7th over.

Pranay, Olly and Luca