THE HILLS
P Mooney    c Kavanagh b Jansen   4    BOWLING: PEMBROKE
P Byrne     c O'Rourke b Jansen   5    Davy        12    1    38   3
B Archer               b J Davy  33    Jansen      12    2    28   2
D Moore     c Hastie b O'Rourke  28    McCready     3    1    13   0
M Clinton     c Butler b J Davy   0    Hastie      12    2    27   2
J Archer      c Butler b Hastie  13    Malin        9    2    34   0
N Harper                 run out 12    O'Rourke    12    1    55   1
J Andrews            lbw Hastie  16
Matt Dwyer  c Kavanagh b J Davy  23
J Clinton               not out  21    FALL OF WICKETS:  
Mick Dwyer                not out 9    1-13; 2-23; 3-85; 4-85; 5-94;
    Extras (w 31, lb 5)          36    6-108; 7-135; 8-145; 9-177
    Total (9 wickets, 60 overs) 200

PEMBROKE
W Jansen            c & b Moore   3    BOWLING: THE HILLS
R Hastie            b J Clinton  21    Mooner       9    1    32   3
T Dagg       c Moore b Ma Dwyer  17    Moore        4    0    14   0
B O'Rourke  c Ma Dwyer b Harper  11    Clinton J   10    3    31   1
P Davy              b M Clinton   1    Matt Dwyer  12    8    11   3
S Moulton      c & b Matt Dwyer   4    Clinton M   12    3    23   1
J Davy        c Harper b Mooney  27    Harper       6    0    17   1
S McCready  c Archer b Ma Dwyer   0
D Butler           c & b Mooney  10    FALL OF WICKETS:
C Kavanagh   c Mi Dwyer b Mooney  0    1-10; 2-49; 3-52; 4-55, 5-66
R Malin                 not out  19    6-75; 7-77; 8-108; 9-108 
    Extras (b7, lb5, w11, nb4)   27
    Total (53 overs)            140

Toss: The Hills
Man of the Match: Matt Dwyer (The Hills)
Umpires: R O'Reilly and R McClancy

The season saw The Hills record their second ever Cup win, a victory made the more sweet by the Final being played on their own ground at Milverton. This is a ground that has had a very considerable amount of work done on it, with the new pavilion a testimony to the commitment of the members to the club. On the big day everything ran like clockwork and there was nothing but praise for the Club. The only ones disappointed were the players and supporters of Pembroke. Pembroke started well, having lost the toss and having The Hills 108 for six shortly after lunch, they must have felt their chances for victory were good. However, The Hills lower order battled on and reached 200 for nine with the last wicket adding 23 undefeated.

The Pembroke innings started well and they were 49 for one approaching tea. Then Matt Dwyer dismissed Trevor Dagg with the aid of an excellent catch by Declan Moore. Richard Hastie followed almost immediately and suddenly Pembroke were 52 for three. They never recovered from this double blow and declined to 109 for nine, losing six wickets for 60, before a breezy last wicket partnership brought them to 140. Matt Dwyer, scoring 23 runs and taking three for 11 in twelve overs, was a popular winner of the Man of the Match award.