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ICC WCL Division 7 Guernsey 2009
Guernsey v Bahrain
ICC World Cricket League Division Seven 2009 (Final)
Venue King George V Sports Ground, Castel on 24th May 2009 (50-over match)
Balls per over 6
Toss Guernsey won the toss and decided to bat
Result Bahrain won by 3 wickets
Umpires NG Bagh, TC Magee
Referee DT Jukes
Scorers EC Rawson, S Veillard
Reserve Umpire SA Bucknor
Man of the Match Qamar Saeed
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Guernsey innings Runs Balls Mins 4s 6s SR Bahrain bowling Ov Mdn Runs Wkts W Nb SR ER
L Savident c Shahzad Ahmed b Yaser Sadeq 14 19 1 - 73.7 Yaser Sadeq 8 0 28 2 2 - 24.0 3.5
M Oliver c and b Yaser Sadeq 18 39 3 - 46.2 Halal Abbasi 8 2 43 0 2 4 5.4
J D J Frith c Tahir Dar b Qamar Saeed 17 33 1 51.5 Qamar Saeed 10 0 44 5 - - 12.0 4.4
*S E Le Prevost b Qamar Saeed 19 19 4 - 100.0 Zafar Zaheer 10 0 37 0 2 - 3.7
K B Moherndl b Tahir Dar 35 59 - - 59.3 Imran Sajjad 4 0 12 1 - - 24.0 3
R Kneller lbw b Qamar Saeed 0 1 - - 0.0 Tahir Dar 10 1 30 1 - - 60.0 3
L B Ferbrache c Yaser Sadeq b Qamar 51 86 2 - 59.3
G J Rich c Halal Abbasi b Imran 25 43 2 - 58.1
J A J Nussbaumer st Shahzad Ahmed b Qamar 2 2 - - 100.0
T C R Kimber not out 2 1 - - 200.0
S R M Bisson not out 1 2 - - 50.0
Extras (b4, lb6, w6, nb4) 20
Total (for 9 wkts in 50 overs) 204
Fall of wickets
1-30(Savident,6.5ov),2-41(Oliver,10.3ov),3-75(Le Prevost,16.6ov),4-78(Frith,18.2ov),5-81(Kneller,18.4ov),6-142(Moherndl,36.1ov),7-198(Rich,48.5ov),8-199(Ferbrache,49.1ov),9-201(Nussbaumer,49.3ov)
Bahrain innings Runs Balls Mins 4s 6s SR Guernsey bowling Ov Mdn Runs Wkts W Nb SR ER
Ashraf Mughal c and b Nussbaumer 3 7 - - 42.9 Savident 7.1 0 32 1 3 - 43.0 4.5
Shahzad Ahmed lbw b Rich 46 69 5 - 66.7 Nussbaumer 5 0 41 1 4 - 30.0 8.2
Imran Sajjad c Moherndl b Rich 33 40 6 - 82.5 Bisson 8 1 40 0 - - 5
Ashraf Yaqoob b Rich 4 10 - - 40.0 Rich 10 2 39 3 1 - 20.0 3.9
Adil Hanif lbw b Frith 17 29 1 - 58.6 Frith 10 3 25 2 - - 30.0 2.5
Azeem-ul-Haq b Savident 25 55 - - 45.5 Kneller 6 0 27 0 1 - 4.5
Tahir Dar b Frith 0 2 - - 0.0
Qamar Saeed not out 55 60 8 - 91.7
*Yaser Sadeq not out 8 5 1 - 160.0
Zafar Zaheer dnb
Halal Abbasi dnb
Extras (b0, lb3, w13, nb0) 16
Total (for 7 wkts in 46.1 overs) 207
Fall of wickets
1-6(Ashraf Mughal,1.5ov),2-87(Imran Sajjad,16.6ov),3-97(Ashraf Yaqoob,20.1ov),4-102(Shahzad Ahmed,22.4ov),5-119(Adil Hanif,27.1ov),6-119(Tahir Dar,27.3ov),7-191(Azeem-ul-Haq,44.5ov)
MATCH
Guernsey Press
‘Frith the magnificent’ by Aaron Scoones
All the flags flying at KGV for the final ICC/CricketEurope
‘Bahrain champs but Frith the best on show’ by Aaron Scoones
Fifty runs and bowler short. That was the view of island manager Dave Hearse after the side lost the final of Pepsi ICC World Cricket League Division Seven to Bahrain at the KGV on Sunday.
Batting first Guernsey were in a spot of bother at 81 for five before young Cobo stars Kris Moherndl and Ben Ferbrache, who hit 51, saw the Greens reach a respectable 204. The Sarnians then had Bahrain reeling at 119 for six but did not take advantage of the situation as Bahraini number eight Qamar Saeed struck 55 to see his side home and win the man-of-the-match award.
Ah, how far has that one gone? Guernsey players practice their synchronised fielding technique. ICC/CricketEurope
“Fifty runs short in batting – we wanted 250 – and in the field we were probably one bowler short, but we knew that was the risk when we went with another batsman,” said island manager Dave Hearse. “When we took the top six wickets we thought great, but the guy (Saeed) batted well so it probably wouldn’t have helped. He won it for them.”
The match got heated at times with the umpires Niels Bagh and Trevor Magee having to have several words with the Guernsey players while Bahrain were batting.
The next time the two teams meet will be in Singapore at the end of August after the pair qualified for Pepsi ICC World Cricket League Division Six by finishing in the top two places in Division Seven.
More positive news for the island was that their star all-rounder, Jeremy Frith, was named as player-of-the-tournament. He was the leading run scorer over the week with 381 runs and he also took 15 wickets.
REVIEW
‘Top two ready to renew their rivalry in Singapore’ by Aaron Scoones
A bit of a rivalry has been struck up. There was clearly some tension in Sunday’s final of the Pepsi ICC World Cricket League Division Seven at the KGV between Guernsey and Bahrain.
It was estimated that Bahrain had more than 60 appeals against Guernsey batsmen, all of them loud and passionate, while umpires Niels Bagh and Trevor Magee warned the Sarnians, who were riled by the appealing, about their ‘verbals’ when it was the Bahrainis’ time to bat. You could say that the Bahrain side, who were mainly made up of Pakistani extraction players, had the last laugh when they chased down 204 for victory that went with their win earlier in the week over the Greens.
And the two sides will meet for the third time at the end of August in the hot and humid conditions of Singapore in Pepsi ICC World Cricket League Division Six. “Having played them twice you do get to know these guys so there will be some rivalry,” said Guernsey captain Stuart Le Prevost. “It’s like playing Jersey – there’s rivalry because we play them so often. A few things were said but, to be honest, the game was played in a fairly decent spirit. There was a lot of unnecessary appealing but we have to understand that’s how some people play their cricket.”
The Bahrain captain Yaser Sadeq admitted that there was some tension between the teams but he had respect for Guernsey. “It was getting too personal out there – they were trying to win,” he said. “They are a brilliant team and it’s fun playing against them. They are the best we’ve played here this week.”
After winning the toss Le Prevost decided to bat first on a belter of a wicket. However, he may have regretted that decision as he soon found himself back in the Guernsey tent with four of the other top six including Jeremy Frith , who had been the island side’s best batsman over the tournament.
Here come the swarm of flying insects ICC/CricketEurope
Take cover as they pass over ICC/CricketEurope
In a bit of a pickle at 81 for five it was left to younger members Kris Moherndl and Ben Ferbrache to pull the side out of the mire. The pair have faced criticism over the week for their lack of runs but they batted maturely in the face of some good spin from the tournament’s leading wicket taker, Qamar Saeed, and fellow left-armer Tahir Dar.
Ben Ferbrache celebrates his half century ICC/CricketEurope
Moherndl eventually went for 35 bowled round his legs trying to sweep Dar. The pair had put on 61 runs together. Veteran Gary Rich came in to join Ferbrache and they looked to take it up a notch. Rich made 25 before holing out to long off from the bowling of Imran Sajjad. With the score on 198 for seven Ferbrache went one run later on 51 when he fell to Saeed who went on to finish with the figures five wickets for 44 runs. Guernsey ended up on 204 when really looking to make 250.
Lee Savident strikes with the new ball ICC/CricketEurope
After new ball bowler Jamie Nussbaumer bounced out opener Ashraf Mughal early into the Bahrain innings the Bahrainis looked like they were going to reach their target with ease as Shadzad Admed and Sajjad helped themselves to some wayward Guernsey bowling.
Jamie Nussbaumer dispatched for six ICC/CricketEurope
Stuart Bisson, with his medium pacers, stemmed the tide a bit when he came on but wickets were desperately needed by the Greens. With the score on 87 this came about when Sajjad skied a Rich off-spinner to Moherndl on the deep mid-wicket boundary. Ten runs later Ahmed was gone lbw to the same bowler.
Yes! Gary Rich gets a wicket ICC/CricketEurope
This was quickly followed by the removal of danger man Ashraf Yaqoob and Adil Hanif, and with Dar going as well without adding much, Bahrain were on the ropes at 119 for six. Guernsey could smell blood and their tails were up. But their hopes were slowly dashed by Saeed coming in at number eight. Proving that he also knows how to hold a bat the awkward left-hander punished anything pitched up. Assisted by Azeem ul Haq they guided the side to victory as Guernsey ran out of options with the ball. Saeed finished on 55 not out but it was left to captain Sadeq to hit the winning runs to joyous celebrations from the Bahrainis.
The Guernsey team celebrate a wicket ICC/CricketEurope
“We didn’t want to lose the final and spoil the whole week,” said Sadeq. “In that sense we were very proud to have done that.”