Two generations of the Holdaway family starred in an important game against Division 14 top of the table Patchway 2nds on Saturday. Barrow started well, winning the toss and electing to bowl due to the late rain on Saturday morning. Mike Lilley (8 overs for 18) and Nick Heal bowled accurately until openers Canton and
Barrow 1sts are on the brink of relegation to Division 4 after losing to Long Ashton 1sts on Saturday. Batting first Long Ashton made 284-6 in their 45 overs with Kane Duffy making exactly 100 and Ned Nicol contributing 88. Barrow’s best figures of 3/52 were returned by Premil Torrington. In reply Barrow struggled against
On a sunny yet gusty Sunday, Barrow arrived facing an Axbridge side whom they put into bat. James Riley taking over the reins of captaincy from the absent Mark Forge. Opening up with an interesting combination of Guy Fisher and Oscar Livesey, the Sunday team strived to make early inroads. Wickets came quickly with each opener
Another must win game for the seconds on Saturday, and Barrow started well despite losing the toss, as they were bowling first as they had hoped to do anyway. Mike Lilley and Paul Gard opened up and bowled a threatening line and length as they always do. Mike executed a well-deserved and long overdue 2
Coming into the match this Saturday against Lodway, Barrow were 3rd bottom and Lodway were 2nd bottom so this was a massive game and one neither wanted to lose. As usual the opposition won the toss and they put Barrow into bat. Ali Hood and Bernie Forge opened up putting on 69 for the first
Following several poor results, Barrow Firsts went into Saturday’s game desperately needing to beat Redcliffe in order to put some breathing space between them and the bottom two. As usual Phil Milston lost the toss and Redcliffe put Barrow into bat first on a belter of a wicket, Bernie Forge and Sam Turner opening up.
With the 1st team struggling for form recently Barrow faced a tough test away to Hampset, who are rightly placed near the top of the table. Barrow won the toss and elected to field. James Riley and Matt Owen opened up for Barrow and bowled tightly keeping the scoring under 4 an over for the first 10.
In a must win game against United Banks on Saturday Barrow won the toss and chose to bat first. Pete Holdaway and Frank Forge opened up and put on a partnership of 100 in the first 20 overs before Pete fell for 38. Frank went on to score his maiden 50 and was eventually dismissed for
Barrow Gurney batted first in this encounter with league-leaders Bitton. New look opening partnership Bernie Forge, on debut (23), and Ali Hood (13) put on 34 before the top six all contributed double figure scores in a solid batting performance but without any of them going on to a high score. Rob Figueiredo struck 24 not out down the order to
Batting first Barrow Seconds had a fifty opening partnership between Frank Forge (25) and Guy Fisher (31), but it was the big hitting of Jonny Sykes on the massive Carson’s ground which took Barrow to a competitive total of 185-6. Jonny making 62 not out. In reply Carson’s struggled against the accurate bowling of Mark Fisher