Nick Heal took 5 wickets for 3 runs in a four over burst to take the Sunday 3rd XI to a much-needed win over Harptree Villages. However the Saturday sides both lost in a complete reversal to last week’s fortunes for the Barrow Gurney teams. Batting first on Sunday Barrow lost a couple of early
On Tuesday, players arrived to a very gloomy Barrow. This being the case the toss was crucial as bad light would be a factor later in the game. Unfortunately it did not go the way of Barrow as the Treasury captain chose to bat first. Nick Heal & Mark Fisher opened the bowling with great
On Sunday the 3rd XI were hoping that a bit of the Saturday magic would rub off and lead to a clean sweep, and it would have done but for one man – Bath Exiles’ L M Jones who chose the day to make his maiden century. Put into bat on a cloudy afternoon Jones
Whilst the firsts were clocking up their third win of the season, Barrow Seconds chalked up a much-needed second success at Hobbs Lane. Both teams were affected by Glastonbury absentees, and perhaps with this in mind Mells put Barrow into bat on a greenish pitch . Mells opened with a pair of brothers, one of
Barrow’s successful Saturday began with a tense finish at Chew Magna where the firsts had an unusual start to their visit to the lovely ground at Chew as no one could find the key to the gate resulting in a traffic jam on the driveway. When the key was located Paul Glazzard promptly lost the
After last week’s rainy end to Barrow Gurney’s 1st XI win over Shirehampton, this Saturday’s game was played on a scorcher of a day as they took on Frenchay. Paul Glazzard lost the toss and Barrow were put into bat. Barrow got off to something of a flyer and maintained this through to the first
Barrow Gurney 1st XI won a thrilling encounter with Shirehampton 2nds on Saturday to move them out of the relegation zone of Division 4 of the Bristol & District League. Meanwhile the 2nd XI competed well but lost again and the 3rd XI experienced the harsh reality of the mixed standard of Sunday cricket. For
Barrow Gurney’s three teams had a disappointing weekend with three losses, but there were many signs of hope for the future not least by the performance of young Ben Thorne from the Under 13s who made his senior debut and marked it in a fashion reminiscent of the young David Gower, by pulling his first
First team captain, Paul Glazzard, praised his team’s performance in recording their first win of the season against YMCA 2nds on Saturday. Putting the opposition in, Barrow’s bowling unit bowled really well with accurate bowling placing pressure on the YMCA batsmen. James Riley (1/19 off 9) and Mark Fisher (2/7 off 6) led the attack,
On a very hot, balmy evening at Hobbs Lane, St Bonaventures made their annual visit for a T20 friendly game. Barrow had young Oscar Livesey as captain who stationed himself at slip from which he got a good view of proceedings as St Bonaventures batted first. Mark Fisher troubled the openers with his pace and