go into the final innings with a good chance. The bowlers did the rest for
and a remarkable score by Tim Seeto put the game to bed. College got through 26 overs before rain ended the match with a comfortable win. vs Christchurch Boys’ High School 1st XI – NZ Cup semi-final College 238/6 (Sharr 89*, Gibb 40) beat CBHS 1st XI 117/ao (Breitmeyer 3/16) by 121 runs College produced a fine all-round performance to defeat the CBHS 1st XI with ease. Batting was a challenge playing in front of a partisan crowd at the start of the day, until Harry Sharr produced his best innings to date for the team to take the score over 200. College’s bowling then took centre stage, with Ben Breitmeyer helping to restrict CBHS throughout its innings. A victory by more than 100 runs was totally deserved. vs North West YC North West 88ao (Hocquard 4/5) lost to College 92/5 (Hocquard 23*) by 5 wickets A fine all-round performance from Matt Hocquard secured the win for College with plenty to spare with both wickets and then runs. Harry Sharr was also solid at the crease. vs St Andrew’s College 1st XI College 309/5 (Seeto 137, Sharr
Marlborough Boys’ College 205ao (Harrison 4/46, McClean 4/41) by 36 runs The second warm-up match, played the day following the first, was a really good match. Nick Gibb was left stranded on 97* at the end of College’s 40 overs before Tom Harrison and Rob McClean both took four wickets to wrap up victory. vs Auckland Grammar School (warm-up) College 254/8 (Seeto 93, Lewis 40) beat Auckland Grammar 140ao (Gibb 4/30) by 114 runs The final match of the Blenheim tour featured another large victory based on a fine opening partnership and Tim Seeto’s 93. Nick Gibb was the pick of the bowlers in the match played at Black Cottage. vs Otago Boys’ High School (warm-up) OBHS 117ao (Eglinton 4/27) lost to College 120/7 (Stead 39, Seeto 32) by three wickets The team’s final warm-up match was a 25-over game against the OBHS 1st XI. A much-changed team played well, with debutants Charlie Eglinton and Alex Stead starring with ball and bat, respectively, to maintain the team’s winning run. vs Christchurch Boys’ High School 2nd XI College 203ao (Hocquard 48) beat CBHS 2nd XI 75ao (Breitmeyer 4/11) by 128 runs A fine win eventually took a while to get going, with a difficult batting effort requiring a fine knock by Matt Hocquard to set up a decent total. However, the bowling was first rate, with Ben Breitmeyer leading the way with four wickets in six overs. The victory margin emphasised the difference in the teams. vs Cashmere High School 1st XI – NZ Cup quarter-final College 347/9 (Seeto 158, Hocquard 54) beat Cashmere High School 75/4 (Gibb 3/23) by 124 runs (DLS method) Cashmere had College in a spot of trouble before two large partnerships
another great win. vs North West YC
College 250/7dec (Seeto 79, Shore 53) beat North West 89ao (Gibb 5/23) and 141ao (Falls-Anderson 4/37, Hocquard 3/16) by an innings and 20 runs College won this encounter with ease following a solid all-round batting performance, including the first century partnership of the year between Tim Seeto and Harry Sharr. The spinners shared 12 wickets across the two innings to secure the win with plenty of time left. vs Whanganui Collegiate School Match cancelled because of Covid-19 restrictions. vs Christchurch Boys’ High School 1st XI 1st innings forfeit and 294/9 drew with College 98/3dec (Lewis 40) and 144/6 (Seeto 42, Shore 41) With the first day lost to rain, this was always going to be a difficult game to get a result, especially with the two-day championship on the line. CBHS forfeited its first innings and College responded with a quick-fire 98 in 14 overs. CBHS then batted well to declare 196 ahead and set a tough target. College went for the win until the 6th wicket fell before batting out for a draw against our biggest rival. This all meant that we maintained our fine form, losing only in preseason, and going into Term 4 unbeaten in the local competitions. vs United Country & Vineyard (warm-up) College 235/8 (Cochran 53) beat UC&V 111ao (Huntley 4/13, Gibb 3/4) by 124 runs The first warm-up match, played in the stunning Black Cottage vineyard, was a solid run out for the team. Ed Cochran batted nicely and Ciaran Huntley was the star with the ball for an easy win. vs Marlborough Boys’ College (warm-up) College 241/8 (Gibb 97*, Breitmeyer 50, Seeto 48) beat
70) beat StAC 1st XI 208ao (Huntley 2/29) by 101 runs
College maintained its winning ways with an emphatic victory over the StAC 1st XI. Led by Tim Seeto’s second century of the term and a quick-fire 70 from Harry Sharr, StAC was never in the game. The wickets were shared around as College kept the pressure on with fine fielding for its 6th win of the term by more than 100 runs. vs Timaru Boys’ High School 1st XI College 283/5 (Gibb 111*, Sharr 59) beat TBHS 1st XI 59ao (Hocquard 3/3, McClean 3/15) by 224 runs College continued to pile on the runs when batting first with Nick Gibb securing his first century of the season and Harry Sharr knocking a fine 59. Timaru was never in the hunt, with the win confirmed after 28 overs.
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