The Women's Indoor Hardball League comes down to the wire, as Werrington look to grab top spot as they take on Wadebridge. 

Werrington currently lie in 3rd Spot, but with a win, can leapfrog 2nd placed Truro to tie on points with Perranporth Waves. If this happens, the deciding factor will be the net run rate, of which Perranporth are currently slightly in front. This could all change if Werrington pulls off a big enough win. Wadebridge will be looking to secure their 2nd win of the league also with in form bowler Gracie Parkin looking to make inroads to the Werrington batting order. In the other last league game, Helston will be looking for their first win of the tournament with their very talented young team, whilst Redruth will be looking to secure a mid table finish with a win too. 

Here are some Match reports on the last few games.

Match 9 - Redruth v Perranporth Waves- Perranporth Waves suffered their first loss of the League as they went down to Reruth by 24 runs. Redruth Batted first and were soon in trouble at 8-2 after 2 super run out from the waves. Kayleigh came to the rescue in a calm collective fashion and held the innings together as she completed her 17 runs. She was supported well by Ellie and Gemma who rotated the strike well. Erin was the pick of the tight bowling attack taking 1-1 off her 2 overs, Rosie also picking up 2 wickets. In reply, the waves innings did not get going, with some good line and lengh bowling from the Redruth bowlers. Gemma picking up 2 wickets in her 1 over. A late cameo of 13 by Kelly gave the Waves some cheer, but the innings closed on 27 all out. The Lambs first win of the league season.

Match 10 - Helston V Truro - A dominant display of bowling saw Truro overcome Helston. Tamsin picking up 4-4, narrowly avoiding a 5 wicket haul, saw Helston bowled out for 27. Hannah was the stand out batter for Helston, adding 14 runs. Opening young bowler Ruby stood forward to open the batting, and together with the experienced Georgie, knocked off the runs required in 3.1 overs. 

Match 11 - Truro v Wadebridge Black Swans - Truro's batting innings was solid, however, the Wadebridge bowlers found ways to stem the tide and keep the match well and truly alive as they restricted Truro to 65- 1 off their 10 overs. Izzy opened the bowling and only went for 14 in her 3 overs. Hannah and Izzy both getting to 20's for Truro which yielded an opening partnership of 40. The Wadebridge innings was stutterd, with only Gracie, 13, getting into double figures. Ruby picking up 2 wickets for the Truro outfit. Wadebridge all out for 38.

Match 12 - Perranporth Waves v Wadebridge Black Swans - Perranporth batted first and made a very positive start with Erin and Roisie, a new look opening pair, taking centre stage, showing great maturity with rotating the strike. Wadebridge's Danni with some steady middle overs ensuring the Waves score didn't didn;t explode. The Wadebridge bowlers stuck to their task and ended up taking 4 wickets, the score ending on 91-4. After Jen took a wicket with her first ball, Jaz and Danni went about the recovery work for Black Swans and kept a good tempo that kept them in with a good chance. Both Batters got to the retirement score of 25. With 28 required from the last 2 overs the Batters knew they had to chance their arm with some quick singles, however this was matched by the fielding of Perrenporth who affected two run outs courtesy of Jen and Erin. Wadebridge fell 14 runs off their target, reaching an impressive 78-4. 

Match 13 - Redruth v Wadebridge Black Swans - Redruth picked up their second win of the season when they took on the Black Swans of Wadebridge. Bowling first, Grace took the wicket of the Redruths opening batter in the first over, however it was Ellie and Kayleigh who set about going after the runs. Redruth rocketed the score up by 16 in the last over which got them to a competitive score of 77. The Wadebridge innings started off well with opening batters Gracie and Jaz making 22 without loss, but 2 sharp run outs got Redruth back into the game. Wickets fell in a hurry after that with Polly bowling a devastating spell in the middle of the innings taking 2 wickets, both dismissals beating the batters for pace. When the game seemed a million miles away, come of the hour, come of the Women, Charlotte came in at 5 and took the game by the scruff of the neck scoring off almost every ball she faced, giving the Swans some hope. With 18 required off the last over, Kayleigh stepped and strangled the innings, only conceding 5 off the last over which included the wicket of Charlotte for a sensational innings of 26. Redruth won by 12 runs. 

Make sure you join us for what is set to be an epic final evening on the 2nd Jan, Can Werrington get over the line, or will it be the Waves that clinch the title?