TEAM CONTACTS 2013

SIBTON PARK                     Clubhouse 01303 863251

Steve Hobbs 07887755047

Tim Smith 07702968109

NEW ROMNEY                    Gary Cooper 07796 177174 e-mail gary184@hotmail.co.uk

HYTHE GREEN                   Martin Smith martinironmansmith77@hotmail.com

BARHAM/MERSHAM         Dave Shersby 07972201667

Jeremy Godden   07815 974168

SELSTED                              John Richards email – john@jprdover.co.uk  tel  01304729626  07798623212

Sue Green     01303 258451

FOLKESTONE                     Josh Bryan      07950176518

HAWKINGE                          Phil Payne    07876 232411

WESTBOURNE                   Arthur Atkins 07581739463 or via www.kcbshepway.co.uk  or               arthuratkins@hotmail.com

GODDEN CUP – RULES 2013

The Godden Cup

1. The competition is open to teams of 8 from clubs affiliated to the Kent Cricket Board      (Folkestone District) and those playing in the indoor league except that each club can only enter 1 team.
2. The Club drawn first shall be the home team. If the team ground is not available then the game can be played on another ground by mutual consent of the 2 participating teams.
3. The contest will be a knock out to be decided in an evening match to be played by a date to be decided by the Committee. Play must start at 6.15pm. Should either side fail to take to the field at 6.15pm that side shall lose 1 over batting for each 3 minutes lost. The final will start at 6.00pm. The toss must be made 10 minutes before the appointed start time. Failure to do this will result in the offending side losing the toss. The away team will be awarded the game if it is not played by the appointed date. The date can be extended at the discretion of the District Secretary in cases of adverse weather. For other protests see rule 5.
4. Players can play for 1 team only in the competition. Contracted and overseas players are not eligible for this competition (i.e. Kent League Residency Rules).
5. All protests must be lodged with the district secretary with a fee of £10, within 3 days of the match. The fee will be returned if the protest is upheld.
6. Results must be given to the district secretary within 3 days of the match by the winning side. (Winners are responsible for notifying the result. Please leave a contact number if leaving a message.)
7. The Committee shall have absolute discretion to either award a game or impose penalties against any competing team which fails, without reasonable cause, to either play a fixture on the given date or is guilty of misconduct.
8. The findings of the Committee are final and binding.
9. The game will be played according to 20:20 rules. The match will be over 12 x 8 ball overs. No bowler to bowl more than 3 overs. The maximum run up to be 10 yards marked by a line or disc. There will be a free hit for every front foot no ball etc.
10. In the event of a match finishing with the scores level, the following rules will apply. The side losing fewer wickets shall be the winner. If both sides have lost an equal number of wickets the winner shall be the side scoring most runs over the first 9 overs. Should this be equal then it will be the side scoring most runs after 6 overs. If this does not produce a result then 3 overs.
11. All the games are to be played with a partly used ball to be supplied by the home side. The ball for the final to be supplied by the Clubs Committee.
12. Umpires shall be provided by the participating clubs except for the final when they shall be appointed by the Clubs Committee.
13. The winning team shall retain the trophy for 1 year.
14. If a game is not completed as a result of the weather, but both sides have bowled a minimum of 6 overs, the scores at the equivalent ball bowled on the cessation of play shall decide the result. The groundsman will be responsible for deciding whether the pitch is suitable for play.
15. There shall be  no fee for entry to the competition.
16. The Competition Committee shall be the Committee of the Kent Cricket Board (Shepway District) Clubs Committee .
17. Alterations to these rules shall only be made by the KCB (Shepway District) Clubs Committee.

District Secretary: Arthur Atkins   Tel: 07966874152 07581739463

e-mail: arthuratkins@hotmail.com

website: www.kcbshepway.co.uk

Geoff Cook, the Chairman of the KCB Shepway Clubs Committee, lead the presentation ceremonies after the games played on the afternoon of the 3rd March 2013. He thanked the teams for a season of sporting and competitive games. He thanked the umpires for their hard work each week even though they did not get it right always they did the vast majority of the time! He especially thanked Frank Hobbs who does all the organisation for the competitions.

He reminded Clubs to nominate Young Cricketers who were under 18 on the 1st September 2012 for the Young Cricketer Award. He also reminded Clubs to send a representative to the AGM at 8pm on 13th March 2013 at Hythe CC.

He invited Jeremy Godden to make the presentations to Elham A who won the Plate final and to Wye who were the runners up.

Presentations were also made to Saltwood who won Division 2 and Mersham who were runners up.

After the Cup final Frank Hobbs presented Cups and medals to Sibton Park who made a clean sweep by winning the Cup and Division 1.

Medals were awarded to Selsted who were runners up.

Medals were also awarded to Stowting who were the runners up in Division 1.

This week was the final week of matches in the KCB Shepway Indoor 6-a-side season, kindly sponsored by the Godden family. The Cup competition was won by Sibton Park and the Plate  by Elham Valley.

The first match of the afternoon was the postponed plate semi-final between Westbourne and Wye. Westbourne batted first and scored 160-3 with Lewis Caruana leading the way with 49, the Castle twins Paul and Neil both scoring 25 and Dave Clipstone 24. In reply Wye got off to a storming start wioth both Tom Ripley and Adam Dodd retiring, Keith Secret and Kumar continued the good work until Tom and Adam returned to finish the job, Wye winning with 5 balls to spare. Tom scored 47 and Adam 34.

The Plate final between Wye and Elham Valley followed, Elham batted first reaching 160-3 with a superb display of running between the wickets as there were very few boundaries in their total. Ollie Boughton scoring 47, Dan Beeson 27 and Dan Baker 25. In reply Wye were quickly in trouble at 8-3 in the second over and eventually were bowled out for 125 with Kumar scoring 57, Dan Baker taking 2-16. Ollie Boughton was man of the match as he also bowled his three overs for only 26 runs and 1 wicket.

The Cup final between Sibton Park and Selsted was watched by a big crowd who enjoyed an excellent close match. Selsted batted first and reached 129-5 off their 12 overs with Stuart Green scoring 40 and Dan Matcham 36, Adam Lamberton taking 2-9. Experts in the crowd thought this was too few, but in reply Sibton lost two early wickets but crucially kept up with the required rate, being helped by Selsted bowling 16 wides and they reached their target with 1 ball to spare with Jamie Keeler’s 40 leading the way with and Kieran Mann scoring 25.

Results

Plate Semi-final

Westbourne 160-3 (L Caruana 49, P Castle 25 ret, N Castle 25 ret, D Clipstone 24 no) lost to Wye 163-3 (T Ripley 47 no, A Dodd 34 no, Kumar 25 ret, K Secret 21) by 3 wickets.

Plate Final

Elham Valley A 160-3 (O Boughton 47, D Beeson 27 ret, D Baker 25 ret, A Sellars 22 no, K Risby 21) beat Wye 125 all out (Kumar 57, D Baker 2-16) by 35 runs.

Cup Final

Selsted 129-5 (S Green 40 no, D Matcham 36, S Merrington 20, A Lamberton 2-9) lost to Sibton Park 131-3 (J Keeler 40 no, K Mann 25 ret) by 3 wickets.

This week in the KCB Shepway 6-a-side Cup and Plate competitions Sibton Park, Selsted and Elham Valley all booked their places in next week’s finals. Unfortunately the other semi-final between Westbourne and Wye had to be abandoned after only 10 balls as a result of a nasty injury to one of the Wye players. This has now been rescheduled for next week.

In the first match of the afternoon Folkestone batted first against Sibton Park and were bowled out for 72 with Ryan Hall being top-scorer with 24.This made it easy for the Park as they cruised to victory in the 7th over, Jamie Keeler scoring 26 and Steve Hickmott 21.

In the second match Selsted batted first against Mersham-le-Hatch and scored 151-4 with 33 from Stuart Green, 32 from Steve Merrington and 24 from Joe Thresher. Hatch made a great stsart with 27 off the first two overs, but once Jeremy Godden retired lost their way and finished on 121-4 with Matt Lincoln scoring 43 and Jeremy Godden 27.

In the third match Saltwood batted first against Elham Valley and reached 118 all out with 54 from Simon Hooper. Valley batted steadily after the early loss of the normally prolific Josh Marden to reach their target in the 11th of the 12 overs. Sam Goss scored 30 and Kavan Risby 26.

As I mentioned earlier the fourth match was abandoned after 10 balls due to an injury to a Wye player.

Results

Folkestone 72 all out (R Hall 24) lost to Sibton Park 73-0 (J Keeler 26 ret, S Hickmott 23 no) by 6 wickets.

Selsted 151-4 (S Green 33, S Merrington 32 no, J Thresher 24) beat Mersham-le-Hatch 121-4 (M Lincoln 46 no, Je Godden 27) by 30 runs.

Saltwood 118 all out (S Hooper 54, S Carey 22, S Rajput 20) lost to Elham Valley A 119-2 (S Goss 30 ret, K Risby 26 ret, K Morphett 22, C Taylor 21 no) by 4 wickets.

Fixtures for Sunday 3rd March

2.30   Plate Semi-final   Westbourne  v  Wye

4.00   Plate Final   Elham Valley A   v   Westbourne or Wye

5.30   Cup Final   Sibton Park  v  Selsted

This week’s matches in the KCB Folkestone 6-a-side Cup and Plate Competitions 4 more sides clinched their places in the semi-finals.

In the first match of the afternoon Hythe Green batted first against Wye and reached 142-4 with 26 from James Wybrow and 24 from his father Martin. In reply Wye reached their target in the last over with Tom Ripley scoring 40 and Adam Dodd 25, James Wybrow only conceeding 10 runs of  his 3 over allocation.

In the second match Elham Valley’ A side racked up 199-3 off New Romney’s bowlers, Josh Marden and Kavan Risby both reaching 50 and Craig Taylor scoring 37. This was far too many for Romney who finished on 117-5 with 44 from Rob Liddell and 33 from Greg Hothersell, Ollie Boughton taking 2-27.

In the third match Selsted recorded the highest total so far in the new hall when they scored 218-3 against Stowting. Dan Matcham scoring 59, Matt Green 50, Stuart Green 44 and Chris Green 27. In reply Stowting were bowled out for 99 with Dan Bland scoring 60, Joe Thresher took 3-35 and Alan Mansfield 2-17.

The final match of the day saw Sibton Park bat first against Tilmanstone Ravens, they reahed 161-5 with 53 from Ben Allon and 37 from Adam Lamberton. In reply Ravens reached 114-5 with 56 from Zac Fagg and 28 from Dan Dawkins.

Results

Hythe Green 142-4 (J Wybrow 26, M Wybrow 24 no, R Hunt-Cooke 21, M Smith 20 no) lost to Wye 143-3 (T Ripley 40 no, A Dodd 25 ret) by 3 wickets.

Elham Valley A 199-3 (K Risby 55 no, J Marden 51 ret, C Taylor 37 no) beat New Romney 117-5 (R Liddell 44 no, G Hothersell 33, O Boughton 2-27) by 82 runs.

Selsted 218-3 (D Matcham 59 no, M Green 50 ret, C Green 27 no) beat Stowting 99 all out (D Bland 60, J Thresher 3-35, A Mansfield 2-17) by 119 runs.

Sibton Park 161-5 (B Allon 53, A Lamberton 37 no, D Betts 2-28, J Cork 2-48) beat Tilmanstone Ravens 114-5 Z Fagg 56 no, D Dawkins 28) by 47 runs.

Fixtures for Sunday 24th February

2.30   Cup Semi-final    Folkestone  v Sibton Park

3.45   Cup Semi-final   Mersham-le-Hatch  v  Selsted

5.00   Plate Semi-final   Saltwood  v  Elham Valley A

6.15   Plate Semi-final   Westbourne  v  Wye

Two new records were set in the KCB Shepway cup and plate competitions on 10th February 2013. Mersham-le-Hatch recorded the highest successful run-chase (158) to beat Elham Valley A, and the Valley’s B team recorded the highest unsuccessful run-chase (159) when losing to Westbourne.

The first match of the afternoon was shortened as New Romney were delayed by an accident on the A259. Folkestone batted first and scored 121-3 off 8 overs with Ryan Hall scoring 27 and Stuart Graham 26, in reply Romney reached 89-4 with 35 from Lee Smith and 34 from Rob Liddell.

In the second match Elham Valley A scored 155-4 with 49 from Josh Marden and 35 from Kieran Morphett. Hatch reached their target with 2 balls to spare with Jeremy Goden scoring 53, Matt Lincoln 30 and Tom McKellow 27.

The third match was the highest scoring of the day. Westbourne batted first against Elham Valley B and reached 183-3 with John Mortimore scoring 77 and Lewis Caruana 46. Elham were not detered by this high total and at halfway were ahead of the required rate, but then lost wickets and finished on 159. Ernie Marden scoring 43, Matt Davis 36 and Max Wren 28.

In the final match Brook batted first against Saltwood and reached 134-5 with 54 form Oz Zaman and 41 from Don Leavey, Sean Carey taking 2-23. In reply Saltwood reached their target with an over to spare 27 from Sean Carey and 26 from M Brady.

Results

Folkestone 121-3 (R Hall 27 ret, S Graham 26 ret, J evans 22) beat New Romney 89-4 (L Smith 35 no, R Liddell 34 no) by 32 runs.

Elham Valley A 155-4 (J Marden 49 no, K Morphett 35 no) lost to Mersham-le-Hatch 158-4 (Je Godden 53 no, M Lincoln 30 no, T Mckellow 27 ret) by 2 wickets.

Westbourne 183-3 (J Mortimer 77 ret, L Caruana 46 no, B Clipstone 26 no) beat Elham Valley B 159 all out (E Marden 43, M Davis 36, M Wren 28) by 24 runs.

Brook 134-5 (O Zaman 54 no, D Leavey 41, S Carey 2-23) lost to Saltwood 135-2 (S Carey 27 ret, M Brady 26 ret, S Hooper 24) by 4 wickets.

Fixtures for Sunday 17th February

2.30 Plate Round 1 Wye v Hythe Green

3.45 Plate Round 1 New Romney v Elham Valley A

5.00 Cup Round 2 Selsted v Stowting

6.15 Cup Round 2 Sibton Park v Tilmanstone Ravens

There were no real surprises in this week’s matches in the KCB Shepway 6-a-side cup competition.

In the first match of the afternoon Tilmanstone Ravens overwhelmed Westbourne. Tilmanstone batted first and reached 187-1 with A Cork scoring 47, Zac Fagg 37, Dan Dawkins 30, Dan Betts 25 and J Cork 25. In reply Westbourne were bowled out for 47 with Mick Caruana scoring 24, J Cork taking 2-10 and Mark Sugden 2-20.

In the sceond match New Romney batted first against Saltwood and they scored 155-3 with 49 from Rob Liddell, 27 from Dan Anderson and 26 from Greg Hothersell. In reply Saltwood reached 144 all out, in spite of a two over penalty for late arrival, Dan Cowell scoring 49, Sean Carey 47 and Shahid Rajput 28.

In the third match 5-man Brook batted first against Mersham-le-Hatch and reached 153-4 with P Parkinson scoring 39 and Oz Zaman 34. Hatch reached their target with 2 overs to spare with Alex Markwick and Jeremy Godden both scoring 28 and Matt Lincoln 25.

In the final match of the afternoon division two wooden-spoonists Elham Valley B put up a good show against first division Selsted. Valley batted first and reached 121-3 with Matt Davis scoring 51, Tim Goss 25 and Andy Sellars 24. This was too few for Selsted who lost 3 wickets in reaching their target with Dan Matcham scoring 48 and S Merrington 25.

Results

Tilmanstone Ravens 187-1 (A Cork 47 no, Z Fagg 37 no, D Dawkins 30 ret, D Betts 25 ret, J Cork 25 ret) beat Westbourne 47 all out ( M Caruana 24, J Cork 2-10, M Sugden 2-20) by 140 runs.

New Romney 155-3 (R Liddell 49 no, D Anderson 27 no, G Hothersell 26 ret) beat Saltwood 144 all out (D Cowell 49, S Carey 47, S Rajput 28, D Anderson 2-36) by 11 runs.

Brook 153-4 (P Parkinson 39, O Zaman 34, E Shea, 23 no) lost to Mersham-le-Hatch 154-1(A Markwick 28 ret,Je Godden 28 ret, M Lincoln 25 ret) by 5 wickets.

Elham Valley B 121-3 (M Davis 51 no, T Goss 25 ret, A Sellars 24 no) lost to Selsted 126-3 (D Matcham 48 no, S Merrington 25 ret, T Goss 2-27) by 3 wickets.

Fixtures for Sunday 10th February

2.30 Cup Round 2 New Romney v Folkestone

3.45 Cup Round 2 Elham Valley A v Mersham-le-Hatch

5.00 Plate Round 1 Westbourne v Elham Valley B

6.15 Plate Round 1 Saltwood v Brook

27th January 2013 Final Div II League positions decided.

This week saw the final matches in Division 2 of the KCB Shepway 6-a-side league and the start of the cup competition. In Division 2 there were wins for New Romney and Mersham-le-Hatch which resulted in a four-way tie on points at the top of the table. The final positions were decided by run-rate which left Saltwood finishing first, Mersham-le-Hatch 2nd, New Romney 3rd and Hythe Green 4th. In the first round of the cup there were wins for Sibton Park and Stowting.

The first match of the afternoon saw New Romney bat first against Westbourne reaching 165-5 with Dan Anderson scoring 54, Rob Liddell 43 and Greg Hothersall 33, Lewis Caruana took 2-33. In reply Westbourne were bowled out for 64 with Dan Anderson taking 2-12.

In the second match Mersham-le-Hatch batted first against Elham Valley B and they scored 139-4 with Alex Markwick scoring 44 and Matt Lincoln 34, in reply Elham were bowled out for 102 with Tim Goss scoring 38, Matt Lincoln took 2-11 and Alex Markwick 2-18.

The two cup matches both went to form with victories for League Champions Sibton Park and Runners-up Stowting.

In the first match Sibton Park batted first against Hythe Green and reached 137-5 with Steve Hickmott scoring 44 and Jamie Keeler 43, Cameron Burns taking 2-19. Martin Smith bowled the over of the day with a maiden, a very rare event especially in the new hall. This proved too big a target for the Green who were bowled out for 92 with Cameron Burns scoring 57, Adam Lamberton taking 2-19.

In the second Cup match Stowting batted first against Wye and gave a superb display of running, the reached 152-2 with Dan Bland scoring 35, Mark Jackson 29, Dave Jackson and John Hill both scoring 25, Wayne Edlin taking 2-38. In reply Wye started well but were tied down in mid-innings and were bowled out for 107 with S Fattore scoring 40, Dan Bland taking 2-25.

Results

Division 2

New Romney 165-5 (D Anderson 54, R Liddell 43, G Hothersall 33 no, L Caruana 2-33) beat Westbourne 64 all out (D Anderson 2-12) by 101 runs.

Mersham-le-Hatch 139-4 (A Markwick 44, M Lincoln 34 no) Beat Elham Valley B 102 all out (T Goss 38, M Lincoln 2-11, A Markwick 2-18) by 37 runs.

Cup Round 1

Sibton Park 137-5 (S Hickmott 44 no, J Keeler 43, C E-Burns 2-19) beat Hythe Green 92 all out (C E-Burns 57, A Lamberton 2-19) by 45 runs.

Stowting 152-2 (D Bland 35 no, M Jackson 29 no, D Jackson 25 ret, J Hill ret, W Edlin 2-38) beat Wye 107 all out (S Fattore 40, D Bland 2-25) by 45 runs.

Fixtures for Sunday 3rd February

10.45 at St Lawrence Ground Canterbury, County quarter-finals, Sibton Park v Upchurch

Cup Round 1

2.30 Westbourne v Tilmanstone Ravens

3.45 Saltwood v New Romney

5.00 Mersham-le-Hatch v Brook

6.15 Selsted v Elham Valley B

KCB Shepway District Indoor League results 13th January 2013

This week’s matches in the KCB Shepway 6-a-side league saw Sibton Park confirmed as champions with Stowting as runners-up, and Wye and Elham Valley relegated from Division 1. Saltwood took over as leaders of Division 2 but have finished their fixtures and can be caught by either Mersham-le -Hatch and New Romney who play their final matches next week.

The first match of the afternoon saw Tilmanstone Ravens bat first against Folkestone and they reached 142-5 with Dan Dawkins scoring 53 and Zac Fagg 34. In reply Folkestone were bowled out for 116 with Ryan Hall scoring 30 and Kane Wheeler 29, Zac Fagg took 2-22 and Dan Betts 2-28.

In the second match leaders Sibton Park batted first against second-placed Stowting and reached 158-4 with Ben Allon leading the way with 55, backed up by Sam Newman 29, this proved too many for Stowting who closed on 132-3 with 26 from Craig Harding and 25 each from Steve Jackson and John Hill.

In the third match Saltwood batted first against wooden-spoonists Elham Valley B and recorded the highest score so far in the new venue 206-5, Dan Cowell scoring 60 and Jeremy Russell 51, there were also 32 wides. In reply Elham reached 94-5 with Max Wren scoring 32, and again wides featuring highly with 23, Simon Hooper taking 2-19.

In the final match of the day Hythe Green batted first against Westbourne and scored a below-par 115 with Steve Cave scoring 32 and Cameron Burns 29, Dave Clipstone taking 2-17 and John Mortimore 2-18. In reply Westbourne were bowled out for 79, Martin Smith taking 2-11.

Results

Tilmanstone Ravens 142-5 (D Dawkins 53, Z Fagg 34 no) beat Folkestone 116 all out (R Hall 30, K Wheeler 29, J Evans 20, Z Fagg 2-22, D Betts 2-28) by 26 runs.

Sibton Park 158-4 (B Allon 55 no, S Newman 29 no, A Lamberton 23) beat Stowting 132-3 (C Harding 26, S Jackson 25 no, J Hill 25 ret) by 26 runs.

Saltwood 206-5 (D Cowell 60 no, J Russell 51, S Rajput 21) beat Elham Valley B 94-5 (M Wren 32 no, S Hooper 2-19) by 112 runs.

Hythe Green 115 all out (S Cave 32, C E-Burns 29, D Clipstone 2-17, J Mortimore 2-18) beat Westbourne 79 all out (M Smith 2-11) by 36 runs.

Fixtures for Sunday 20th January

2.30 Div 2 Westbourne v New Romney

3.45 Div 2 Mersham-le-Hatch v Elham Valley B

5.00 Cup Round 1 Sibton Park v Hythe Green

6.15 Cup Round 1 Stowting v Wye

K.C.B. FOLKESTONE DISTRICT

INDOOR 6-A-SIDE CUP & PLATE COMPETITIONS

CUP ROUND 1

Match 1	Saltwood	v	New Romney
Match 2	Folkestone	v	Bye
Match 3	SibtonPark	v	Hythe Green
Match 4	Westbourne	v	Tilmanstone Ravens
Match 5	Elham Valley A	v	Bye
Match 6	Mersham-le-Hatch	v	Brook
Match 7	Selsted	v	Elham Valley B
Match 8	Stowting	v	Wye

CUP ROUND 2

PLATE ROUND 1

CUP SEMI-FINALS

PLATE SEMI-FINALS

PLATE FINAL   Winner Match 19  v  Winner Match 20

CUP FINAL   Winner Match 17  v  Winner Match 18

Please note  All teams are guaranteed 2 games. If the first round winners lose in round 2 against the teams with byes, they will play in the plate.

FIXTURES

Sunday 20^th January

5.00   Cup Match 3    Sibton Park  v  Hythe Green

6.15   Cup Match 8    Stowting  v  Wye

Sunday 27^th January

2.30   Cup Match 4    Westbourne  v  Tilmanstone Ravens

3.45   Cup Match 1    Saltwood  v  New Romney

5.00   Cup Match 6    Mersham-le-Hatch  v   Brook

6.15   Cup Match 7    Selsted  v  Elham Valley B

Sunday 3^rd February

2.30   Cup Match 9    Winner Match 1  v  Folkestone

3.45   Cup Match 11   Elham Valley A  v  Winner Match 6

5.00   Plate Match 13   Loser Match 4  v  Loser Match 7

6.15   Plate Match 15   Loser Match 1  v  Loser Match 6

Sunday 10^th February

2.30   Plate Match 14   Loser Match 9  v  Loser Match 11

3.15   Plate Match 16   Loser Match 8  v  Loser Match 3

5.00   Cup Match 12   Winner Match 7  v  Winner Match 8

6.15   Cup Match 10   Winner Match 3  v  Winner Match 4

Sunday 17^th February

2.30  Cup Match 17      Winner Match 9  v  Winner Match 10

3.45  Cup Match 18    Winner Match 11  v  Winner Match 12

5.00  Plate Match 19   Winner Match 13  v  Winner Match 14

6.15  Plate Match 20   Winner Match 15  v  Winner Match 16

Sunday 23^rd February

Cup and Plate Finals + presentation of League Trophies

2.30   Plate Final    Winner Match 19  v  Winner Match 20

4.00   Cup Final      Winner Match 17  v  Winner Match 18