
A JERSEY cricket team achieved an international and national world record on Saturday after they played four games in four different Channel Islands in one day.
CHAMPIONS Beeches moved two points clear at the top of Division I in the NatWest Evening League last night following an 88-run victory against Hautlians at FB1.
JERSEY defeated Guernsey by two wickets with ten balls to spare in the under-13 inter-insular at the College Field in St Helier on Sunday.
BEECHES and Walkovers will meet in the JEP Knock-out Cup final next Thursday at Grainville after winning their semi-finals last night.
Optimus’s Sean Billson catches out Chris Jones, of Rathbone OVs, from his own delivery, at Grainville on Saturday Picture by Rob Currie (00716795)
THREE centuries were scored and a hat-trick was taken on Saturday as the opening matches were played in the new NatWest Channel Islands League.
HAYDN DRUCE was in blistering form last night to help Division III minnows Centurion A through to the semi-finals of the JEP Knockout Trophy.
HUSBAND-and-wife John and Denise Woolnough starred in Mourant’s JEP KO Cup 2nd round defeat by Centurion A last night at FB2.
ASHBURTON, Walkovers and Beeches all ran up scores in excess of 180 last night as they won their second-round JEP KO Cup cricket matches.
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