Timberscombe v Bridgetown 13 June 2010
Timberscombe emerged clear victors on Sunday, defeating a youthful
Bridgetown team by 183 runs.
  Having won the toss Timberscombe batted, with Dave Cook and Tom Sparks
  laying a solid foundation against tight bowling from L Snell and L Rich.
  Sparks started to open his shoulders against the change bowling but just
  as a big score looked possible he chipped to square leg for 39. Cook
  unselfishly retired at the halfway point, and after a quickfire cameo by
  James Ball skipper Matthew Bowden and Paul Sparks took the total to 124
  before Bowden was bowled heaving across the line at Dan Cross for 20.
  Sparks and Dominic Bowden then embarked on an unbroken 128 run
  partnership with a great acceleration which brought 82 runs off the
  final seven overs, Sparks finishing on 88* and Bowden on 38*. Credit
  should go to tight bowling from H Rogers with 1 for 32 off his eight
  overs.
  In reply the visitors never really got going, with Dan Bowditch ripping
  out the top order in double quick time. With Ashley Keal mixing good
  balls with erratic ones at the other end the pressure was kept on as
  pace turned to spin, with Ian Buchanan taking a hat trick in his miserly
  3 for 2 and Geoff Dibble bowling his usual impeccable line and length
  with ‘unbelievable tekkers’ to secure 4 for 20, which included a fine
  leg side catch by wicket keeper Ollie Maxwell. Only D Sherring got into
  double figures as Bridgetown were all out at the end of the
  twenty-seventh over for 69.
  Timberscombe 252-3 (P Sparks 88*, T Sparks 39, D Bowden 38*, D Cook 25
  ret)
  Bridgetown 69 (D Sherring 17, G Dibble 4-20, I Buchanan 3-2, D Bowditch
  3-4)