Parkfield and Headstone beaten
9:37am Tuesday 13th May 2008
Parkfield and Headstone CC slipped to a 63-run defeat at Bayford and Hertford in Division Five on Saturday.
The hosts posted 200 all out on a beautiful batting strip with Kaushal Asher taking three for 30.
But Parkstone failed to take advantage of the conditions as they were all out for 137 with Prash Nagarajan top scoring with 34.
In Division Nine, Parkfield II eased to a four-wicket win over Bayford II. The hosts restricted Bayford to 166 for six and in response Tim Powell, with 55, guided them to the victory.
Parkstone III cruised to a seven-wicket win over Datchworth III in Division 13. The visitors collapsed to 61 all out with skipper Pareet Sodha taking four for 18.
James Ezzard led the reply as Parkstone eased home for the loss of just three wickets.
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