• Whistable so close to taking win

  By Whitstable Times at 08:00 on 23/05/13

  

  WHITSTABLE captain Liam Tegg admitted his frustration at having not claimed a victory at Bickley Park at the weekend. The visitors had Park nine down but could not force the victory in the last couple of overs, instead having to settle for a winning draw. Whitstable roared to 235-7 from their 55 overs and restricted the home side to 161-9 in their reply, but were unable to force that all-important tenth wicket. The skipper said:...

• Home team takes the win

  By Canterbury Times at 08:00 on 16/05/13

  

  BOWLS: Whitstable Bowling Club welcomed six triples of men from Charing Bowling Club for the Forest of Blean League match of the season. The host club won overall at 111-95 and picked up six league points. On May 8 four rinks of men and two of ladies visited Broadstairs Bowling Club where they won on one rink, lost on three and tied on two. Overall they lost at 100-120.

• Dilkes on track for stardom

  By Canterbury Times at 08:00 on 16/05/13

  

  A 12-YEAR-OLD from Whitstable is performing well beyond his years with the cricket ball. Isaac Dilkes has surprised everyone by becoming the youngest ever player to win the Fred Roberts trophy for the most league wickets taken in the Thanet Indoor Cricket League. The youngster took 17 wickets in 15 games for his club Corinthian A in Division Five, helping them to the league title. This is not a junior league he is playing in, it is...

• Weather beaten

  By Canterbury Times at 08:00 on 16/05/13

  

  A CREW from Brightlingsea Sailing Club prevailed after a frustrating day of sailing at Whitstable Yacht Club over the weekend. The B14 Nationals event was beset by some poor weather with no sailing taking place on Saturday and a number of crews opting out of some of the Friday and Sunday races. But Blue Badge were the overall winners after three first place finished and three second place finishes over the weekend. A less than...

• Daunting target is avoided

  By Canterbury Times at 08:00 on 16/05/13

  

  A CENTURY from Beckenham's Johan Malcolm was all in vain as the heavens opened and Whitstable did not get a chance to bat on their Premier Division debut on Saturday. Captain Liam Tegg won his first toss as skipper and decided to have a bowl and Nicholas Bills took an immediate wicket, snaring opener James Evans for three, with nine runs on the scoreboard. Chris Isles (30), Alex Blake (22) and Kamran Khan (38) got the visitors'...

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