However Daniel Flynn and Paul Drinkwater paced the innings well and found the boundary regularly.� Flynn reached his 50 with a huge six which cleared the stream over long on.� Drinkwater soon followed

Daniel Flynn watched several partners come and go as the Green looked to hoist their run rate.� Flynn, survived an early chance to register another unbeaten fifty (70no).� The Green closed on a respectable

Dan Flynn then joined Williams and the pair to the attack to Belbroughton.� Their unbeaten partnership realized 83 runs in 10 overs.� Williams remained unbeaten on 48 and Flynn with 37.� Rain then

Dan Flynn bowled a very tight debut spell and picked up the wicket of Ganderton.� Hopkins continued in determined mood though and with support from the later batsmen managed to reach a fine century

The Green were soon in trouble with Dan Flynn and Skipper Williams back in the pavilion early after both were caught playing expansive shots.� Drinkwater and Smedley started to rebuild the innings before

trouble very early when they lost openers Williams and Flynn before the score had reached double figures.� Drinkwater and Tim Clarke soon followed with the excellent Turner finding pace and variable

leaving the Green 15 for 1. Daniel Flynn was then dropped first ball to a simple chance at square leg. This was to cost Harborne dearly. Kevin Golder was also dropped early on and after these scares the

The in form Smedley and Daniel Flynn then joined forces and played with great determination. The pair managed to play chanceless innings� but still keeping the run rate at around 4 runs per over. After

Tight bowling by Brookes, Flynn, Spencer and Drinkwater (5-34) saw the Green reduce Redditch to 200 all out.Barnards Green got of the a good start with J.Lewis playing positively before being dismissed

46) fell either side of the prize scalp of Flynn without scoring.� Skipper Chris Smedley and Tim Clarke quickly followed, both to smart work from Arnold behind the stumps.� Throughout the mayhem of