Monday 15th August

Thornaby v Stockton

Stockton 89-7 (Rashid Zaheer 37)
Thornaby 90-2
Thornaby won by 8 wkts

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Monday 8th August

Stockton v Norton

Stockton 95-6 (C Parr 34)
Norton 96-8 (C Parr 3-34)
Norton won by 2 wkts

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Monday 1st August

Sedgefield v Stockton

Stockton 92-4 (Rashid Zaheer 37)
Sedgefield 82 (J Thwaites 2-6)
Stockton won by 10 runs

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Monday 21st July

Stockton v Darlington

Stockton began the game fielding and got away to a good start when Farooq Din struck in the second over claiming his first wicket of the day with Darlington on 9. His second wicket came in the ninth over with a wicket maiden and thanks to tight support bowling Darlington were restricted to scoring 3 an over. The economical bowling continued however Stockton could
not break through again until the last over when Chris Parr claimed a wicket and at this stage Darlington had pushed on to 105. Darlington achieved this largely thanks to an unbeaten 59 from Hodgson.


Once again a second wicket partnership involving James Ward who top scored with 33 pushed Stockton forward, this time assisted by Joel Thwaites, 26.
Stockton lost some cheap wickets and the excitement compounded in the 19th
over with Stockton needling 7 to win. Joe Savage had pushed the score on
with just under a run a ball  reaching 21 then in the 19th over hit a big 6
leaving Michael Conway with the task of scoring a single to win.

Darlington 105 for 3
Stockton 106 for 7
Stockton won by 3 wkts

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Monday 4th July

Stockton v Wolviston

A 2nd wicket partnership of 64 from James Ward (44) and Tim
Cooper(21) provided the runs for Stockton with only Joel Thwaites scoring
double figure as the rest fell by the wayside with 4 batsmen failing to score. Stockton finished all out in the 19 over for a poor 94, this included
8 extras.

In the 4th over Rahid Zaheer broke through with the first wicket with Wolviston on 16 and with some excellent tight bowling and sharp fielding Stockton gradually took hold of the game.  Young Farouq Din took 2 wickets, Andy Parr took one whilst Joe Savage executed a perfect run out. Stockton kept Wolviston's score down to 84 for 5 wickets. Credit to their opening
batsman Rowland for finishing on 40 not out which guaranteed a tense finish
in the last couple of overs.

Stockton 94
Wolviston 84 for 5
Stockton won by 10 runs

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Monday 27th June

Stockton v Blackhall

Stockton batted first and at 33 lost Chris Parr for 17. James Ward and Tim Cooper put and excellent 2nd wicket partnership together of 66 before Tim Cooper was caught for 33 in the 17th over. James Ward went on to score
60 off 58 balls before being caught. Joe Savage and Laurence I'Anson saw the innings out and Stockton finished with 137 in their allotted 20 overs. Stockton had an early breakthrough when Rashid Zaheer bowled Marsh in the 2nd over. In the 11th over Blackhall looked down and out at 67 for 5 with Rahid Zaheer taking a second wicket and Ian Cooper taking two however Blackhall's opening batsman Brown went on to score 64 not out and Little helped them to reach Stockton's score for 6 wickets in the 18th over. Another game Stockton let slip.

Stockton 137
Blackhall 138 for 6
Blackhall won by 4 wkts

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Monday 20th June

Stockton v Middlesbrough
Junior Plate

A good start for Stockton as they opened the batting against Middlesbrough
with Chris Parr and James Ward putting a partnership of 30 together in just 4 overs before James was bowled for 17. Chris Parr went on to 31 before being bowled. By the half way stage Stockton were scoring at just under 8 an over however by the 10th over were 5 wickets down, Tim Cooper the other top order batsman to get double figure with 15. Despite the start, the game could have been an embarrassment had it not been for a Michael Conway coming in at number 8, who saw the innings out with a fine 21 not out.

James Ward made an early break through with a wicket in the second over. However, Middlesbrough were scoring at a rate of 6 an over and Stockton had to wait till the 12th over for the only other wicket to fall, taken by Rashid Zaheer. With 2 overs left, Middlesbrough needed 15 runs to win and a huge 6 from Hussain virtually put Middlesbrough past the winning post.
McGuire top scored with 59 not out.

Stockton 117 for 9
Middlesbrough 120 for 2
Middlesbrough won by 8 wkts

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Monday 13th June

Seaton Carew v Stockton

Stockton began with a solid 3rd wicket partnership of 26 from
Chris Parr who eventually went for 47 and James Ward 22. Once again there
was no-one else to keep pace with these two and Stockton finished with a
poor 90 for 6, 10 of which were extras. Stockton bowlers could not get the
break through they needed to have a chance of winning this game however
thanks to some tight bowling from Ian Cooper and Rashid Zaheer Stockton had
restricted Seaton to 36 at the half way stage. Laurence I'Anson picked up
the only 2 wickets for 24 runs off 4 overs and Seaton then powered on to
reach their target with eight wickets and three overs to spare.

Stockton 90 for 6
Seaton Carew 92 for 2
Seaton Carew won by 8 wkts

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Monday 6th June

Stockton v Great Ayton
Junior Plate

By the twist of the draw, Stockton met Great Ayton again in the first round
of the Plate and again came out victors. Great Ayton put up a fine display
and finished their innings with 103 for 6, James Ward claiming 2 wickets in
one explosive over conceding just 1 run. Laurence I'Anson and Rashid Zaheer each picked up 1 wicket. Once again Stockton`s skipper Chris Parr set the pace with a fine 49 not out which included 7 fours, (49 again Chris). Tim
Cooper coming in at number 3 helped boost the score with a steady 33 and
Stockton finished with 107 for 2

Great Ayton 103 for 6
Stockton 107 for 2
Stockton won by 8 wkts

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Wednesday 25th May

Stockton v Stokesley
Junior Cup

Stockton crashed out of the cup with another batting collapse despite a good
start from Chris Parr 31 and James Ward 28 Joe Savage the only other batsmen
achieveing double figures with 19. Stockton finished with 96 for 8. Despite
the collapse the game finished very close, going to the last over and
Stokesley scoring 99 for 5. The pick of Stockton`s bowling was Joel Thwaites
with 2 wickets for 9 runs off 4 overs. Ian Cooper and Laurence I'Anson each
picked up 1 wicket

Stockton 96 for 8
Stokesley 99 for 5
Stokesley won by 5 wkts

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Monday 23rd May

Stockton v Hartlepool

Hartlepool batted first and were scoring at an impressive 6 an over
before Tim Cooper behind the stumps made a fine stumping off the bowling of
Joe Savage. Stockton however could not make the break through required.
Rashid Zaheer picked up a wicket and with one run out Hartlepool finished
on 127 for 3, Paul Johnson top scoring with 54. Stockton failed with the bat
and by the half way stage, 10 overs, had lost their top order batsmen and
were 45 for 5. Laurence I'Anson came in at seven and top scored for Stockton
with 23 before being run out. Rashid Zaheer was the only other batsman to
reach double figures with 11.

Hartlepool 127 for 3
Stockton 83 for 7
Hartlepool won by 44 runs

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Wednesday 12th May

Stockton v Great Ayton
Junior Cup

Stockton progressed into the next round of the cup mainly thanks to some fine batting from Chris Parr 37, Ian Cooper 36 and Tim Cooper 35 not out setting a target of 155 for 2. Great Ayton`s top 3 batsmen put on 94 with Brown finishing on 37 not out. Due to some average bowling from Stockton, Great Ayton were well assisted with 20 extras and the game finished closer than expected with the visitors finishing on 141 for 5 after there 20 overs. Ian Cooper being the pick of the bowlers with 1 wicket for 9 runs of 3 overs.

Stockton 155 for 2
Great Ayton 141 for 5
Stockton won by 14 runs

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Monday 9th May

Richmondshire v Stockton

A rain affected game started brightly with Chris Parr opening the batting
for Stockton and scoring an excellent 51 not out, ably assisted by Ian Cooper
who was run out on 29. Stockton finished with 108 for 2. Richmond reached
that total in 17 overs with Clarkson 50 not out. The only Stockton bowler to
break through was Ian Cooper who took 1 wicket for 12 runs off 4 overs.

Stockton 108 for 2
Richmond 110 for 1
Richmond won by 9 wkts

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