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Top duo achieve three-mendous victories
Birmingham Mail
|May 20, 2025
PREMIER TWO
DORRIDGE and Kenilworth Wardens are three from three at the top of Division Two.
Dorridge beat visitors Shifnal by three wickets helped by a fine knock from Imaad Mahmood and three wickets from experienced Warwickshire quickie Chris Rushworth.
Batting first, Aussie Sam Scrimgeour scored 59 for Shifnal with opener Rahul Kaishal (40) and Charlie Home (42) adding useful runs to help their side to 242-8. Rushworth (3-30) was the star bowler.
Such a total looked well out of reach for the home side as they slumped to 88-5 but Adnaan Riaz (54) and Mahmood (94no) then put on 118 for the sixth wicket with the latter hitting ten 4s and six 6s to help guide Dorridge to victory.
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