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North Lancs & Cumbria League Latest

13 September 2010
North Lancs & Cumbria League Latest
North Lancs & Cumbria League Latest
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The final round of matches in the North Lancashire and Cumbria League saw the top two sides in the Premier Division, Furness and Penrith, unable to play due to rain.

Furness ended the season as champions while in Division One, Duddon SC won the title with a four-wicket win over Ulverston while Wigton will play next season in the Premier League after earning promotion, despite not playing their final game due to rain.

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Pudsey Congs won at leaders Woodlands by one wicket after a dramatic last over on a day of exciting finishes in the JCT 600 Bradford League First Division. It was only Woodlands second defeat of the season. The defending champions posted 201-8 with Simon Mason (44) and Chris Brice putting on 65 for the third wicket and, when Mason was out, Brice continued to hold the innings together finishing on 73 not out.
Woodlands showed the resilience worthy of championship favourites to gain a dramatic four-run win at home to relegation threatened Farsley in the JCT 600 Bradford League First Division. The leaders were in grave danger of losing their first match of the season after the visitors bowled them out for a mere 111 with off spinner Mark Harrison taking 4-10 and paceman Chris Henry 3-43 with only opener Sam Frankland (34) being able to cope with the Farsley attack.
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