In what could be fondly mistaken as a 93/94 Butcher scorecard; the "retired" Butchers got up against the Port Boys during the first T20 Last Man Stands match over the weekend. Chasing 140 for victory the Butchers, led by an unbeaten Neal Tomczynski half century, won comfortably with two overs to spare.
Steve Khan (29*), Mick Allen (27) and Josh Shelton (17) all got amongst the runs whilst the wickets were shared at one-a-piece between Shelton, Khan, Kieren Pogson and Peter Cleaves.
The Butchers next play The Super Dudes at Dalton Park Middle this coming Sunday at 11am.
Scorecard | Butchers Team Page
A bit about Last Man Stands Cricket
Last Man Stands is the widest reaching amateur cricket league in the world. Spread over three continents and 14 different cities, with 12,000 registered players all competing. Last Man Stands T20 Cricket began in 2005, in London.
This great social outdoor 8-a-side T20 cricket game lasts +/- 2 hours. All 8 wickets are needed to bowl a cricket team out. When the seventh wicket falls, the Last Man Stands on his own! For an exciting web-intro to Last Man Stands rules, turn up your sound (or down if you are in the office) and click here: “What’s it about?”
Each cricket player receives cricket statistics and cricket rankings online. Play cricket locally, and compare your cricket team to other T20 cricket sides from around the world. Cricket Teams are ranked world wide.
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