Timberscombe v SB Exiles 20 June 2010
A depleted Timberscombe side took on SB Exiles and lost by eight wickets,
in a match played over two innings a side of fifteen overs each.
  Eight man Timberscombe won the toss and elected to bat first, but an
  initial collapse saw the score at 31-4 after nine overs in the face of
  tight bowling, before Bruce Lang and Dominic Bowden saw Timberscombe to
  a decent total of 67-4, Lang carrying his bat for 29 not out.
  In their first innings the tourists got off to a fine start as Hutton
  hit the boundary regularly, and visiting skipper Wallace employed the
  long handle to take a first innings lead of 46, while Bruce Lang’s left
  arm spin claimed two wickets thanks to stumpings by Ollie Maxwell and
  Phil Bowden rolled back the years to take a wicket.
  After a fine tea Timberscombe’s second innings was a much more
  aggressive affair, as Ashley Keal smashed a superb 45 in double quick
  time, and skipper Matthew Bowden carried his bat, reaching a maiden
  fifty off the penultimate ball of the innings as SB Exiles were set 91
  to win.
  After a tight start from Dominic Bowden, James Ball and Dave Cook runs
  began to flow as Beevers and Sheehan began to accelerate the scoring
  rate, and despite losing a couple of wickets Beevers hit the winning
  runs with two overs to spare, to bring a fine and very enjoyable days
  cricket to a close.
  Timberscombe: 67-4 and 136-4 (M. Bowden 51*, A. Keal 45, B. Lang 29*)
  SB Exiles: 113-6 and 91-2 (Beevers 43*, Hutton 35, Wallace 31)