Norfolk continued to impress in the I.C.C as both teams swept to victory at Hingham. Norfolk Premier entertained Northants Premier, who have given the home side a few problems on their visits to Hingham in previous years, but this time they found the home side in uncompromising mood. A superb 35-5 points win for Norfolk left the visitors shell-shocked and the home side in a great position in their group. Bob Carter’s Gary Best took maximum points in the singles winning his games 16-9 & 20-10 and Simon Warnes & Jon Sparham did likewise in the pairs. Norfolk’s triples took all ten points with Kerry Greenacre, Debbie Sparham & Keith Cooke winning 14-9 & 23-12 and Nigel Willard, Jason Woods & Melly Woods winning 15-9 & 14-12. Lewis Cranston, Rob Cranston, Jamie Forster & David Lamb delivered wins of 10-6 & 18-10 in the fours while Owen Cranston, Phil Watson, Neil Davidson & Simon Willies got revenge for a first half loss by beating Ed Sawbridge’s rink 21-4. Chris Mann added an 18-12 win against Callum Beale in the singles while Morgan Warnes & Jack Pye took three out of four points in the pairs. Norfolk “A” were up against Cambridgeshire in their match and will be absolutely delighted with a 29-11 points win after a drawn opening session. Halvergate’s Robbie Lamb won his singles games 20-5 & 14-12 while Robin Amos added a 25-6 win. Norfolk won all four rinks games with Jean Woods, Trish Taylor, Karl Newby & Terry Newby winning 14-4 & 12-6 and Jenny Walker, Elaine Oatway, Melvyn Barker & Peter Walker winning by 10-8 & 17-7. In the pairs Connaught’s Jack Marshall & Sheila Bragg won their opening game 22-7 and Graham Mobbs & Mike Boswell added a 17-14 win. Both Norfolk triples lost their opening games but bounced back with second half wins that also earned the two bonus points for shots, Janet Pinchen, David Blundell & Trevor Pinchen won 17-7 and substitute Teresa Goldsmith, Graham Tweed & John Jarvis won 17-11. All in all a fabulous day for Norfolk with just a double header away to Essex Premier & Essex “A” next Sunday to play to complete the group stage.
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