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Wet weather decimates cricket programme, but Paignton seconds enjoy a win in the rain

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June 11, 2025

IT was a soggy Saturday in the Tolchards DCL as rain washed out cricket in all 17 divisions of the competition.

- by CONRAD SUTCLIFFE

Wet weather decimates cricket programme, but Paignton seconds enjoy a win in the rain

Only seven games got under way and only four of them were played to a finish!

Among the casualties was the A Division meeting between Torquay & Kingskerswell and Kilmington on the Recreation Ground.

The game got as far as the 11th over when the second stoppage of the afternoon brought a terminal halt to proceedings with Kilmington on 46 for one.

The man out was Kilmington opener Tom Gooding (28), who was dismissed by Chris Kelmere.

Torquay & Kingskerswell will hope for better weather this Saturday when they pay a visit to Plympton.

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