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Torquay 155 all out

Brixham 89 all out

Torquay won by 66 runs

Torquay 311/4

Cornwood 238 all out

Torquay won by 73 runs

Chudleigh 85 all out

Torquay 88 for 3

Torquay won by 7 wickets

There was no better place to be this weekend !

Torquay 209/7 revised target.

Paignton 212/9

Paignton won by 3 runs.

Bideford 178 all out.

Torquay 179 for 3.

Torquay won by 7 wickets.

Torquay 204 for 9

Abbotskerswell 156 all out.

Torquay won by 48 runs.

Torquay 235 for 5

Brixham 119 all out

Torquay won 19 points

Redruth 68 all out.

Torquay 70 for 5.

Torquay won by 5 wickets.


Torquay made the 2 hour journey into Cornwall to face Cornish Premier League side Redruth.

Torquay won the toss and invited Redruth to bat, the hosts soon found themselves in trouble as Ben Passenger 4 for 24 and James McMurray 3 for 12 ripped through their defences leaving them all out for 68 inside 20 overs.

What seemed an easy target to chase down soon had the visitors wobbling at 8 for 3 but the arrival of Mitch Pugh (39*) settled the ship and along side Tom Drake saw Torquay home for the loss of 5 wickets.

Making their 1st team debuts were Sonny Baker and Harry Passenger.

1st team captain, George Allen commented on the victory, "it was great to actually get out and play some cricket after so much rain. I thought our attitude was spot on from start to finish. The boys bowled great lines and were backed up by some fantastic ground fielding and catching. It was good to bring in Sonny and Harry to gain some early experience of 1st team cricket and proves that we are a club who are willing to put some faith in our youth system. That said, Ben Passenger bowled a great opening spell that put the pressure on Redruth and despite a little wobble early on, we were never going to lose this one. I can't wait to start our league campaign away to Brixham on Saturday which will no doubt be a lot tougher."

Torquay have been drawn against Wadebridge in round 2 on May 13th.
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Torquay Cricket Club will again be running an All Stars programme this summer. Last year saw 18 boys and girls enjoy sessions at The Rec. We have a good number of youngsters already signed up but there are still places available.
Tim Western and Dylan Karssens will be delivering the programme, which is part of a national initiative, which saw 18,000 involved in 2017.