

Choosing to bat first, a number of men got starts but none were able to carry on and get the big score that the Cricket Meadow men so desperately needed. Charles Thornton top-scored with 17, and five others reached double figures but failed to pass 20, and a final score of 112 all out was ultimately not enough to worry the hosts’ batting line-up.
Bridgnorth’s bowlers worked hard in an attempt to rescue their poor position, with Steve Caine, Alex Yarnley and Doug Roberts all taking a wicket apiece. However, game was finished in style in the 40th over of the reply, as Wellington ran out comfortable seven wicket victors.
The seconds host Streetly next week, when they will try once again to post their first win of the season.