Rain stops play - totally!
Ely II v Coton Match abandoned ELY and Haddenham second team were left ruing yet another non-result as weather affected their bottom of the table clash with Coton. Having won the toss, skipper Benjamin Storey chose to bowl, taking advantage of the new bal
Ely II v Coton
Match abandoned
ELY and Haddenham second team were left ruing yet another non-result as weather affected their bottom of the table clash with Coton.
Having won the toss, skipper Benjamin Storey chose to bowl, taking advantage of the new ball on a bowler friendly wicket.
The bowling partnership of Mark Deas and Storey caused all sorts of problems and Coton slumped to 17-5 in 14 overs. Deas picked up one wicket and Storey the other four.
Coton's Speller and Breward put on a partnership of 29 but when it was broken by Sam Cornwell's wicket, the visitors slumped to 112 all out.
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Storey finished with excellent figures of 5-25 from 9.5 overs.
The Ely response began badly as early wickets left them on 18-4 but a rain downpour brought an end to the home innings after 11.5 overs.
