Uphill well beaten at home
Uphill's Tom Llewellyn and Cheddar WK Scott Harris. - Credit: Archant
Uphill Castle lost against title favourites and near neighbours Cheddar by 106 runs.
Uphill skipper for the day Marcus Bail won the toss and decided to have a bowl against title favourites Cheddar.
Castle started strongly when opening bowlers Cox (9-2-30-1) and Leech (9-3-29-1) bowled tightly, restricting the Cheddar openers.
Pick of the bowlers was Bail (9-3-23-3) and with Cheddar at 101-5 after 35 overs, Castle were disappointed they let Cheddar end up on 224-7.
Uphill started off poorly, losing the first five wickets in 11 overs, leaving the rest of the batsman a challenge.
You may also want to watch:
It was the father son combination of Andy Llewellyn (30) and Tommy Llewellyn (13) that gave Uphill a chance of getting some points when they had a 47-run partnership. Bail (17 not out) also batted well again and Uphill were all out for 118.
Most Read
- 1 Rapid coronavirus tests offered to people in North Somerset
- 2 Contemporary living in a pretty North Somerset village
- 3 More support needed from Government for pubs to survive
- 4 Pump track project appeals for further community support
- 5 Restaurant donates meals to key workers, teachers and pupils
- 6 New hope in third lockdown due to vaccine
- 7 Council seeks photographer for heritage project
- 8 Families urged to access free school meals in lockdown
- 9 Alliance Homes to deliver 40 affordable properties on Somerset housing development
- 10 Family fundraising to create care packages for NHS nursing staff looking after their daughter
