FPs produced a near perfect performance as they stormed to a 78 run win and lifted the Bon Accord 2020 cup on a beautiful day at Mannofield. Alex Keith was deservedly man of the match with a swashbuckling 77 in FPs 173 for 4. He was well supported by Agha Haider with 42 and a quickfire 24 not out from Karan Anand. 
FPs then bowled and fielded well with Hasnain Javaid taking 4 for 20 after Anand had knocked over the top order with 3 for 22.
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John Davey helped FPs with bat and ball
FPs produced a remarkable performance to win at Fraserburgh despite missing nearly the entire bowling attack and the majority of their top order batting. That the game was played at all owed much to stand in captain’s Morrison’s power or persuasion and extensive phone contacts. FP were dealt another late blow when Alex Keith failed a morning fitness test and FPs travelled with 10 men more in hope than expectation to Fraserburgh. They had no reason to fear as the stand in players performed superbly. FPs were boosted by a magnificent all round performance from Leston D’Costa who took 4 wickets with his part time off spin and then made a graceful 79 in the run chase. He was aided and abetted by Ben Garwood in his 2nd game who blasted 47 not out as FPs ran out comfortable winners chasing down 206 with plenty time to spare. Continue reading
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FPs meet Fraserburgh for the 2nd week running this time away from home. With a cup final on Sunday, FPs make numerous changes and are delighted to be able to welcome back John Davey, last seen in 2017 and FPs sporting legend James Williams making his first outing since 2018 following a strong season of hockey scoring. Geoff Morrison returns as captain for one game only, having passed on the baton in 2016.
1s Cricket Lineup 29th July 2023 v Fraserburgh (A)Posted in Club News
An astonishing maiden century from Hasnain Javaid propelled FPs to victory against Fraserburgh after his side had fallen to 81 for 6. He smashed 7 fours and 9 sixes in his 108 from 80 balls and was well supported by debutant Ben Garwood who made 20 in a stand 57 and Jim Lee who stuck in as part of another 57 run stand making 3. Fraserburgh started well and a whirlwind half century from Rohani had them right in the hunt at 81 for 1, but after Agha Haider superbly bowled him, Fraserburgh lost regular wickets as FPs closed out an 87 run win. Continue reading
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