Barrow Gurney’s unbeaten run in the second half of the season continued in their last league game at Hobbs Lane against St Mary Redcliffe with a dominant performance, winning by 140 runs. Choosing to bat first, Barrow openers Ed Holdaway and Sam Mitchell started watchfully but then began to put pressure on the Redcliffe bowlers
Barrow Gurney’s First XI’s winning run continued with an emphatic 53 run victory at Div 4 leaders Bristol 3rd XI. Put into bat and with the constant threat of rain, Barrow set about scoring quickly form the start. Opener Jonny Sykes hit his first ball for 6 and added another before falling for 17. With
Barrow Gurney notched up a pair of wins on Saturday to strengthen their positions in their respective divisions. At Hobbs Lane there was a rain affected game against local rivals Blagdon, reduced to 23 overs. Batting first the visitors relied heavily on Charlie Ward who batted throughout the innings for 45 not out. Four wickets
Barrow Gurney First XI came out on top in a rain-reduced game away at Chilcompton this weekend. Losing the toss and with a delayed start, Barrow were put into bat and got off to the worst possible start with Connor Jones playing all round a straight one to be bowled second ball. At 1-1 after
Barrow Gurney CC burst back into action, after 3 rain ruined weekends, with both teams recording impressive wins. Barrow Firsts were involved in a local derby with Long Ashton at Yanley Lane and were keen to reverse a defeat earlier in the season. Batting first Barrow suffered an early scare when Jason Cryans was out
Two weeks of rain spoiled the start to the second half of the season. Last Saturday both Barrow teams suffered a complete washout for the second time this season. On the previous week it was only possible to get some limited game time. The 2s in very sporting fashion managed to dodge the heavy showers
Midweek captain, Nick Heal, was delighted that his team maintained their 100% record with a win over Bristol Kannada CC last week at Hobbs Lane. Batting first the visitors found themselves up against some very accurate bowling from Mark Fisher whose 4 overs cost only 8 runs and he took 2 wickets to stifle the
Barrow Gurney are delighted to acknowledge the charity London Hearts, and the funding provided by the DAM Foundation, who have provided the club with a Defibrillator which could save lives. Installed in the pavilion the equipment will be available whenever there is play or training. Club Secretary, Mark Forge said “Although I hope it will
It was a double celebration for Barrow Gurney Cricket Club on Saturday as both teams recorded maximum points wins placing them both in 4th place in their respective divisions of the Bristol & District League. The day did not start promisingly for the First XI, away at St Mary Redcliffe, as put into bat they
A hat trick from Mark Fisher in the Bristol Midweek League on Thursday helped Barrow Gurney over come the disappointment of being knocked out of the Tony Hitch Cup the night before. Playing for the first time in the new midweek coloured kit, sponsored by Audioistic, Abbots Leigh had raced to 32 when Mark Fisher
