Rob Sutton’s century boosted Radcliffe-On-Trent’s title hopes and blew Balderton off top spot in Division One of the Newark Alliance. Sutton smashed and unbeaten 105 whilst youngster Jake Fish (65) registered another impressive score to make light work of Balderton’s 197 and Radcliffe eased home by 6 wickets to go second.
Madni’s 40 run win at Papplewick & Linby (164) secures top spot once again. Husnain Riaz’ half century plus 43 and 3 wickets from Adnan Farooq means Madni leapfrog Balderton.
There was more frustration for Southwell as despite a dry weekend their game was called off once again. They’ve now lost all four home games to waterlogging at their ground this season.
PCCC’s comprehensive 99 run defeat to Bestwood Village (215) sees new leaders in Division Two. Long Eaton move top after a narrow victory over bottom side Thurgarton whilst elsewhere Notts & Arnold’s Dilhan Cooray (102*) and Sam Ecob (64*) hit an unbeaten double century opening stand to do for Oxton (198 for 9).
Co-leaders Clumber Park took just 12 overs to dispose of a weakend Wollaton side (105) in Division Three. Darren Ward smashing 62 in no time to keep pace with Claypole who kept their 100 percent record with a 3 wicket win at Fastlane Cabs (130). All-rounder Luke Endley made a crucial contribution for the victors taking 5 wickets then top scoring with 35.
Pakistan Cricket Club and Risley are both still unbeaten in Division Four. Leaders Pakistan in fact have never lost a game in the Newark Alliance after going unbeaten in their debut season and starting their second campaign in equally formidable form. For once their perfect record looked underthreat after Colston Bassett restricted the free scoring visitors to just 145. It still proved enough though as the Pakistan bowlers were up to the test and fought back mainly through Yaqub Tayeeb (4-19) to keep their flawless run going.
Risley edged an exciting game at Calverton. Darren Wright had hit 86 for the hosts in setting Risley 197 to win but in-form Jay Harper (76) and the reliable Marc Addison (47*) saw Risley home to keep Pakistan in sight.
16 year-old Simon Oakley proved the match-winner for Gotham Village in Division Five. Oakley’s 5 for 10, coupled with 4 for 7 from Mohammad Niazi meant visitors Kegworth crashed to 80 all out and a suprise 112 run defeat. Gotham captain James Burton had earlier laid the foundations for the deserved win with a gritty 72.
Thurgarton II are the new leaders in Division Six. Wellow Exiles were another side skittled for 80 thanks to Tim Kirkham’s 5 for 13 for Thurgarton who cruised home by 8 wickets. They takeover top spot from Rainbow (78) who were bowled out inside 20 overs at Heanor Town who made hard work of the reply but prevailed with an over to spare (79 for 7).
Gedling & Sherwood were in a hurry in Division Seven where Elliot Griffiths blasted a rapid century (120*) and teammate Jake Bircumshaw smashed 70 at West Bridgfordians II (216 for 7).
Set 217 to win the duo’s assault meant G&S reached their target in just 25 overs to go top.
DIVISION ONE
PLUMTREE Versus NOTTS UNITY CASUALS - Match Cancelled
SOUTHWELL Versus COLLINGHAM - Match Cancelled 4th home game of the season lost to waterlogged ground
RADCLIFFE-ON-TRENT 198 for 4 (Rob Sutton 105*, Jake Fish 65, Mark Noblet 3-15) Beat BALDERTON 197 (Dominic Wiffin 78, Kieron Wiffin 3-24)
MADNI 204 for 6 (Husnain Riaz 51, Akif Farooq 43 & 3-22) Beat PAPPLEWICK & LINBY 164 for 4 (Michael South 36*, Eamonn Vines 33)
DIVISION TWO
ELLERSLIE 185 for 9 (Kane Wilson 79*, Dan Mierkalns 39, Matt Ross 4-55) Beat KIMBERLEY 142 for 8 (Liam Ainger 53, Pete Wright 37, Matt Wharmby 3-29)
CAYTHORPE Lost to ATTENBOROUGH by walkover - Caythorpe unable to raise a side due to cup commitments
PCCC 116 Lost to BESTWOOD VILLAGE 215
LONG EATON 162 for 5 (Lee Cuthbert 33, Tim Taylor 31, Chris Pack 3-15, Ryan Cuthbert 3-18) Beat THURGARTON 161 for 8 (Aaron Singh 34, Niels Hart 37, Aaman Singh 3-26)
NOTTS & ARNOLD 200 for 0 (Dilhan Cooray 102*, Sam Ecob 64*, Alex Spencer-Tansley 3-24, Ryan Martin 3-25) Beat OXTON 198 for 9 (James Crudgington 55, Jamie Newman 52)
DIVISION THREE
CLUMBER PARK 106 for 2 – 11.5 Overs (Darren Ward 62*, Owen Morris 3-18) Beat WOLLATON 105 for 9ao (Runish Gudka 30)
FASTLANE 130 (Mohammad Idress 57 & 2-23, Farooq 23, Adnan 2-27) Lost to CLAYPOLE 131 for 7 (Luke Endley 35 & 5-35, Steven Ryder 33, Chris Dobbie 3-31)
RADCLIFFE-ON-TRENT II 242 for 7 (Jordan Harbottle 81*, Christy Sullivan 65, Josh Mills 4-19) Beat FISKERTON 82 (James Kirkham 3-30)
NEWARK R&M 151 for 3 Beat SHERWOOD CASUALS 150
GEDLING COLLIERY II 106 (Geoff Burton 53) Lost to WEST BRIDGFORDIANS 227 for 5 (Nathan Anthony 81*, Henry Straw 36, Steven Horne 36, Alistair Petitt 4-11, George Orange 3-26, Kulvern Kandola 2-18)
DIVISION FOUR
CALVERTON 196 for 8 (Darren Wright 86, Brinsley Kirkham 24, Jake Lowe 2-12) Lost to RISLEY 197 for 5 (Jay Harper 76, Marc Addison 47*, Andy Shaw 3-35)
BALDERTON II 99 for 6 (Dave Welsher 34, Andrew Smith 34, Jake Hallam 4-19) Lost to SOUTHWELL II 104 (Ted Behl 65)
FARNDON 150 (Martin Hill 37, Jason Lamb 3-15, Chris Garrard 3-18)Beat NEWARK R&M II 129 (Dave Hatton 3-29)
COLSTON BASSETT 104 Lost to PAKISTAN 145 (Yaqub Tayeeb 4-19)
DIVISION FIVE
LOWDHAM 81 Lost to NOTTS & ARNOLD II 161
GOTHAM 192 for 7 (James Burton 72, Paul Blatherwick 30, Simon Oakley -16yrs- 5-10, Mohammad Niazi 4-7) Beat KEGWORTH TOWN 80
DIVISION SIX
RAINBOW 78 - 19 Overs Lost to HEANOR TOWN 79 for 7 - 38.1 Overs
THURGARTON II 81 for 2 (Tim Kirkham 5-13) Beat WELLOW EXILES 80
BURTON JOYCE 125 (Keith Bailey 26) Lost to SUTTON BONINGTON 128 for 5 (Keith Hammond 38,Adam King 2-6, Ian Stone 2-6)
DIVISION SEVEN
CODDINGTON & WINTHORPE 146 Beat FISKERTON II 121 for 7
WEST BRIDGFORDIANS II 216 for 7 (Joe McLaughlin 66, Max Brown 50, Jack Cyster 4-40) Lost to GEDLING & SHERWOOD 217 for 6 – 25.5 Overs (Elliot Griffiths 120*, Jake Bircumshaw 70)
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