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British Land Kids Cricket League

British Land Kids Cricket League
In eight centres across Inner London, Capital Kids launched its biggest-ever British Land Kids Cricket League for primary schools during the week beginning Monday, January 14.
A total of 64 schools have entered the 2008 competition, staged over eight weeks with eight regional finalists qualifying for the grand final day at the MCC Indoor School at Lord’s Cricket Ground on Tuesday, March 11.
Results in so far:
Week Five: Lord’s: St Joseph’s 146-2 (Jose 22*, Michael 20*, Hugh 19) beat Hampden Gurney 54-4) by 92 runs; Kentish Town beat Essendine, wo

Hackney: Millfields 72 beat William Patten 54 by 18 runs; Tyssen 63 beat Nightingale 54 by 9 runs

Week Four:
Lord’s: Kentish Town 130-5 (Kitty 40*, Zhane 32, Yusra 3-7) beat Gateway 110-5 (Hassan 45, Abdulla 15) by 20 runs; Brackenbury 119-4 (Harry 20*, Kainan 21*, Arthur 17, Nazar 2-14) beat Hampden Gurney 17 (Arthur 3-5, Charlie 2-6) by 102 runs

Hackney: William Patten 75 beat St John of Jerusalem 50 by 25 runs; Jubilee 126 beat Nightingale 65 by 121 runs
Week Three:

Lord’s: Rhyl, Camden, beat Essendine, Westminster, with walkover (Essendine staff sickness); St. Josephs, Westminster, 145-1(Jose 21*, Michael 21*) beat Carlton, Camden, 35 by 110 runs

Hackney: Grasmere 92 beat Millfields; Tyssen 58 beat Woodbury Down 56

Lewisham (North): Lewisham Bridge 24-3 beat Ashmead 18-6 by 6 runs; Myatt Gardens 61-1 beat Edmund Waller 58-6 by 3 runs; Myatt 91-3 beat Lewisham Bridge 34-6 by 57 runs; Ashmead 39-1 beat Edmund Waller 33-6 by 6 runs; Edmund Waller 58-3 beat Lewisham Bridge 52-6 by 6 runs; Myatt Gardens 59-2 beat Ashmead 47-6 by 12 runs

Lewisham (South): Forster Park 63-3 beat Merlin 61-1; Coopers Lane 27-1 beat Good Shepherd 23-6; Coopers Lane 49-2
beat Merlin 48-3; Good Shepherd 62-2 beat Forster Park 56-6; Merlin 62-2 beat Good Shepherd 47-1 by 15 runs; Forster Park 49-4 tied with Coopers Lane 49-2

William Patten School 75 bt ST John of Jerusalem 50
Jubilee school 126 bt Nightingale school 65

Week Two:
Lord’s: Hampden Gurney, Westminster, 64-0 (Taylor Brown 23*, Nabil Haque 13*) beat Carlton, Camden, 63 by 8 wickets; Rhyl, Camden, 124-0 (Alvee 21*, Duaine 26*, Jordan 22*) beat Kentish Town, Camden, 97 by 27 runs

Hackney: Woodberry Down, Hackney, 115- 7 beat Nightingale school, Hackney, 82 by 33 runs; John of Jerusalem, Hackney, 51-3 beat Millfields School 50-6 by 5 wkts

Lewisham (North): Edmund Waller 70-2 beat Lewisham Bridge 6-6 by 64 runs; Myatt Gardens 67-0 beat Ashmead 19-6 (Katie hat-trick); Edmund Waller 60-3 beat Ashmead 57-2; Myatt Gardens 67-0 beat Lewisham Bridge 30-3 by 37 runs; Ashmead 106-4 beat Lewisham Bridge 66-4 by 40 runs

Lewisham (South): Coopers Lane 64-2 beat Forster Park 34-4 by 30 runs; Merlin 22-2 beat Good Shepherd 31-6 by 6 wkts; Forster Park 54-2 beat Good Shepherd 31-6 by 23 runs; Coopers Lane 59-2 beat Merlin 42-5 by 17 runs; Merlin 82-2 beat Forster Park 64-1 by 18 runs; Coopers Lane 37-4 beat Good Shepherd 31-3 by 6 runs

Week One:
Lord’s: Gateway, Westminster, 48-2 (Hassan 22*, Imtiaz 1-11) beat Essendine, 45 (Leon 14, Marcus 2-9) by 5 wickets; Brackenbury, Hammersmith & Fulham, 105-3 (Ajay 22, Kainan 21, Michael 2-18) beat St Joseph’s, Westminster 94 (Sid 30, Jose 29, Louis 2-15, Harry 2-10) by 11 runs.
Hackney: Grasmere, Hackney, 50 beat William Patten, Hackney, 48 (Max 2-6); Jubilee, Hackney, 52 beat Tyssen, Hackney, 48