Saturday 3rd XI Match Reports & Scorecards

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Havering won by 7 Wkts
Havering III 26 points Hockley III 1 points

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Havering lost by 100 Runs
Havering III 3 points Eastwood III 26 points

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Havering lost by 3 Wkts
Havering III 5 points Raankins III 21 points

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Havering lost by 127 Runs
Havering III 5 points Rayleigh Fairview III 26 points

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Havering won by 189 Runs
Havering III 26 points Bentley IV 2 points

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Havering III 6 points Rayleigh IV 24 points

This match was abandoned after Great Wakering declined to continue due to the state of the pitch
Points to be decided by the League Committee

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Havering III 2 points Wickham 21 points

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Havering III 25 points Galleywood II 6 points

Match Abandoned due to the team being involved in a car-shunt on the A127 on way to Hockley
Points to be decided by League Committee

Stand in skipper Tim Hills lost the toss as Eastwood III elected to bat on the Hall Lane wicket as Havering had to field in the soaring heat. A very good fielding and bowling performance restricted Eastwood to 79 all out. The wickets were shared around but Tom Hine put in a magnificent bowling performance, standing out from the rest with figures of 4-19 after his 5.5 overs. The other wickets went to William Waine (2-14 in 6 overs), Mitchell Walker (2-15 in 7 overs), Mark Chinnery and Reece Beechey shared the other two wickets.
The wicket was criticized by the Eastwood players but Eddie Wallace opened with Nick Hine as he went out with a vengeance. A blistering and devastating 59 (from the soon to be, married man) won the game for Havering with Nick Hine giving fine support at the other end (11) as they carried Havering to an easy 10 wicket victory inside 12 overs. A win for Tim Hills men as Havering 3s go marching up the table as they eased to a comfortable victory over top-of-the-table Eastwood.
Havering III 26 points Eastwood III 0 points

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Havering III 26 points Boreham II 5 points

Match abandoned without a ball being bowled due to rain and waterlogged pitch.

Havering won the toss and elected to field first. After 36 overs Bentley IV had been bowled out for 106. William Waine 4-16 and Mark Chinnery 3-38 were the pick of the bowlers. In reply Havering were 65 for 6 before rain stopped play and eventually ended the game as a no result. Tom Gentle scored 32 and Mike Roe 11 not out.

Havering IIIs played Great Baddow IIIs at Broxhill Rd in a pre season friendly. Havering lost the toss and were invited to bat and opened up with Andrew Dent(29) and Tim Richardson(12) who put on a quick 45 before Tim was out ct & bowled. Nick Hine came and went without scoring and Tim Hills for 10. Andrew was then caught with the score on 65, Mark Chinnery (47) and Michael Richardson(90) were new at the crease and put on 157 for the next wicket when Mark was out with the score on 220. They both played some good shots before both being caught. The tail wagged and Havering finished on 246 all out with one ball left of their 40 overs.
Gt Baddow opened with Willis(5) and Whithams(74) and the first wicket fell on 39 with the second on 58 when Harvey(36) came to the wicket. Baddow looked good and were well up with the rate until Steve Summerville and Mitchell Walker came on to bowl taking 3 wickets each. Gt Baddow finished on 203 all out.
Havering won by 43 runs.
Pick of the bowlers were Mitchell Walker 7 overs 3-16, Steve Summerville 7 overs 3-34 and Tom Hine 5 overs 2-39

Havering were outplayed in this friendly season opener against local rivals Gidea Park & Romford.
Batting first, the home side started steadily but lost wickets at regular intervals. Kevin Stanbridge was the pick of the bowlers as GPR found themselves in a spot of trouble at 65-4. Kevin ended with creditable figures of 4-35 in 9 overs but the home side rallied to 235-7 off 45 overs. Andy Dent, Mark Chinnery and Russell Harley each picked up 1 wicket apiece.
In reply, Nick Hine, batting at No 11 top scored with 15 as the only batsman to reach double figures as Havering were all out for 35 in 22 overs. Extras accounted for 10.
Havering lost by 22 Runs