PEMBROKE sealed their place in the Duggie Morris Cup final on Wednesday night (Jun 29) as they beat Narberth by eight wickets.
The match was originally due to take place on Tuesday but heavy rain forced the game to be moved.
Played at Carew in front of a good crowd, Narberth batted first and made a good score of 165-7.
Narberth lost Richard Adams early on when he was caught by Jonathan Rogers off the bowling of Alan Webster on a score of 13 and Rob Smyth also claimed the wicket of Lewis Hough.
Kyle Quartermaine hit five fours and two sixes in his score of 44 from 23 balls but he was stumped by Phil Hay off the bowling of Steve Durston.
Loui Davies hit three fours and a six in his score of 48 but he was trapped leg before by Steve Durston.
Jordan Howell hit a four and a six in his score of 30 but he was bowled by Jack Harries. Rogers and Harries also claimed a further wicket each late on as they kept Narberth’s total down.
In reply, Jack Harries and Jonathan Rogers made an excellent start as both reached their half centuries.
Rogers hit six fours and three sixes in his score of 65 from 44 balls before he was bowled by David Johns.
Luke Butler made a quick score of 10 before falling to Ben Quartermaine but Harries was able to steer Pembroke to victory.
He hit seven fours and four sixes in his score of 83 not out from 58 balls to see Pembroke into their first final, in any competition, in 17 years.
