Reed U13 124-4 v Knebworth Park U13 51-10. Reed won the toss and elected to bat first on an initially sunny evening. Josh Poulton (26) and Rhodri Hughes (23) made a solid start with an opening partnership of 45. Hugh Wrigley made a quick-fire 33 (retired) and Ian Curtis 10. The sun had long since departed so Knebworth Park began their inning in chill, overcast conditions. Disciplined bowling and good fielding restricted their total to 51 all out from 14.5 overs, with Hugh Wrigley taking three catches. Daniel Howard (3-1-13-2) and Connor Poulton (3-1-9-2) both bowled double wicket maidens. Freddy Stuart (2-0-4-2) and Joe Graves (1.5-0-6-2) each took two wickets in their first overs of the season. Rhodri Hughes (3-1-8-1) and Shai Cookson-Swan (2-0-10-1) picked up a wicket apiece. One wide and one bye were the only extras.

On a cloudy Sunday morning Reed won the toss and put Ickelford into bat. The top order batsman just could not get the Reed bowlers away and lost their first two wickets to Joe Graves who finished on figures of 4-0-16-2. The next 3 wickets fell to Rhodri Hughes 4-0-12-3 and by the 11th over Ickleford were 5 down with only 43 on the board. The middle and lower order batsman never looked like troubling the bowlers and Ickleford were bowled out by the 17 over for 67. Catches were spread across the fielders 2 to Hugh Wrigley, Joe Graves and Freddy Stuart took catches off their bowling, Reece Adams and Cemal Ramadan also showing safe hands. Freddy Stuart 4-0-19-3 and Cemal Ramadan 2-0-7-2 rounded off a super bowling performance for Reed. For Ickleford C Jupp was the only batsman to reach double figures. Reed's reply was quick, the top 3 batsman knocked off the total in 8 overs. Josh Poulton and Hugh Wrigley 23 and 24 not out respectively and Cemal Ramadan 9, extras scoring 12.

Reed lost the toss and were put into bat. Josh Poulton and Cemal Ramadan got the side off to a good start, Ramadan loosing his wicket in the 4th over with 12 runs to his name. With Josh Poulton having to retire in the 11th over with a score of 33 and the next 4 wickets falling for only 11 runs Reed were looking frail. Tom Baker took 2 wickets and Scott Bishop came on 3rd change and began with a wicket maiden. Haverhill had pulled back the run rate and Reed needed a decent partnership to bring them back on track. This came in the form of Ian Curtis(7no) and Connor Poulton(25no) who put on 38 in the last 7 overs to post a final score of 118. The Haverhill openers Sam Street and Josh Ruthven were excellent in reply, keeping well up with the 6 per over run rate, they looked comfortable. Reed bowlers were frustrated with the first wicket of Street(8) not falling until the 11th over off Rhodri Hughes. Ruthven had to retire just after on 31 but Haverhill still had more batting to come. Will Bailey(22) stayed well and pushed 4 boundaries off the bowlers. Reed still had more to do. Unfortunately for Haverhill Bailey's partners could not contribute as much and the run rate slowed. The significant wicket of Bailey fell in the 17th over and Haverhill could not come back in the final overs. Reed scraped through with an 11 run victory.

Reed won the toss and chose to field. It was cloudy and rain was in the air. With Cambridge Granta being top of the Premiership Reed knew they were up against it. However, Grantas opening batsman did not get the ball away scoring slowly and losing a wicket in the 6th over to Connor Poulton (4-1-30-1). By the 7th Granta were only scoring at 4 an over. A couple of expensive overs then saw Granta pick up the run rate. 2 more wickets fell, 1 to Josh Poulton and a stumping by Ian Curtis off of the bowling of Rhodri Hughes. Excellent fielding all round kept Granta to 118 for 3 after 20 overs. Granta's top scorers being Robert Marmion 24 and Tom Cox 31 no. Going into bat Reed new they were in with a chance, at a run rate of 6 per over and with the rain setting in the pressure was on the fielding side. By the 7th over Reed were above the run rate by 8 runs but two wickets down. Josh Poulton had to retire with a score of 33 and it was up to the middle order to keep the run rate up. Two quick wickets fell in the 9th and 10th over and the run rate slowed. Jack Caine put in a sterling performance of 20 no, undaunted the Reed batsmen never gave up but fell short by 26runs. The winning side having to work hard for their win.

On a cloudy but warm evening, Abington won the toss and chose to bat. It was a good wicket, good enough for Reece Fitzgerald (4-1-7-3) to take a wicket with the second ball of the innings, a catch to Cemal Ramadan, the first of three to his name. Things did not get better for Abington loosing wickets rapidly, by the 7th over they were 18 for 6, Dan Howard taking 2 of these (4-0-18-2). Barnes and Mitchell then steadied the side with a partnership of 31, taking Abington to 47 off 12. It was looking more promising until Shai Cookson Swan took two wickets in his 3rd over, a stumping to wicket keeper Josh Poulton and a stinging close range catch to Jack Caine. Shai (4-0-16-3) and Connor Poulton (2.2-0-6-1) took the final wickets, leaving Abington all out for 65 off 17.2 overs. In reply Reed gave the less experienced batsman a go at the top order Joe Graves (14) and Sam Rice (10 inc 2 4's) both gave impressive performances getting into double figures. Dan Howard although just the 4 runs kept the innings ticking. The top 4 batsman (with the help of extras) got Reed to 47 by the 13th over. Reed were brought back down to earth in the 14th loosing 3 wickets, two to runouts and a catch to R Mitchel. Jack Caine (4 no) and Cemal Ramadan (13 no) saw off the final runs by the 17th over.

Reed won by 113 runs Reed won the toss and elected to bat. It was a sunny and warm evening and Josh Poulton and Cemal Ramadan opened the batting. By the 3rd over the Ashewll bowlers had gone for 30 runs including 4 boundaries. Unfortunately Cemal Ramadan lost his wicket in the 5th over for just 9 runs, but a respectable partnership of 41. Rhodri Hughes then came the the crease. With Josh Poulton in top form Hughes(14) stuck with him till the 11th over with a partnership of 32. Jesse Chappell(15) then followed with an impressive 58 partnership, Poulton still taking the bowlers on with well placed boundary shots. A fitting end to the innings Connor Poulton partnered his brother Josh to his debut century 103 not out. Connor also not out on 20. Final score to Reed a season best of 194 runs for 3 wickets. Ashwell had a mountain to climb, opening batsman Michael Giani was a handy bat and was making good boundaries, however, Ashwell lost 3 early wickets,two to Reece Fitzgerald (4-1-14-2) and a run out saw the 3 batsman go with no score. Giani (15) made it to the 9th over partnered by Tim Greenbank before he ran himself out. With the score at 49 and an over rate of 13, it did not look a getable target for Ashwell. Greenbank however put in a sturdy 30 not out performance in order for Ashwell to bat out the overs with just the loss of one more wicket. Final total for Ashwell 81 for 5. All six Reed bowlers did well, best of though, had to be Rhodri Hughes 4 overs for just 10 runs.

Reed under 11's continued their unbeaten run to 5 matches and currently sit top of the table following their comfortable win against Linton. On a cold Monday evening, Reed lost the toss but were asked to bat first and made steady progress throughout the innings. Linton's bowling being quite wayward enabled the extras to stack up without much risk of a wicket being taken. Good calling and running between the wickets enabled Reed to reach 244 before two quick wickets fell. A blistering final 3 overs from captain Connor Poulton (22) accelerated the score to 262-4 off 15 overs at the end of the innings. In reply Linton started well and were up with the run rate at the half way stage but tight bowling from Benji Wrigley (3-0-0-3), Owen Hughes (0-2) and Edward Kershaw (1-4) quickly turned the game in Reed's favour. Poulton (4-7) again showing his class taking 3 wickets in 4 balls at the end. Linton finished on 223 for 6