Lullington Fall Short of Quarndon Target As Hillermann Strikes Top Form at Last ; with Rain Affecting Most Games in the Beechwood Derbyshire Premier League, Lullington Park Were Keen to Force a Win at Quarndon to Keep Their Title Challenge Alive. The Club's Scorer, John Wallis, Reports On the Day's Action.

Derby Evening Telegraph › August 17, 2010

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THE two sides that defeated Derbyshire Premier Cricket League champions Ockbrook & Borrowash in the last two weeks produced another close contest, with Lullington Park finishing 15 runs short in an exciting run chase with two wickets left.

Rain delayed the start by 40 minutes, reducing the game to 44 overs per side, and Montcin Hodge and James Ede started watchfully against tight seam bowling after Quarndon were put in to bat first.

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Lullington Fall Short of Quarndon Target As Hillermann Strikes Top Form at Last ; with Rain Affecting Most Games in the Beechwood Derbyshire Premier League, Lullington Park Were Keen to Force a Win at Quarndon to Keep Their Title Challenge Alive. The Club's Scorer, John Wallis, Reports On the Day's Action.

Rudi Hillermann and Graham Dent both found some movement with the new ball and only 15 runs were on the board when Ede was bowled by Hillermann from the final ball of the ninth over.

Dent bow...

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