Club Cricket

All-rounder David Paynter played a key role to help Solly Central Yorkshire League Premier Division leaders Wrenthorpe to an 88-run win over New Farnley. The former Northamptonshire second teamer top scored with 91 while Greig Batty made 75 not out as Wrenthorpe posted a formidable 277-7. Paynter then took 4-33 and Joe Ellis 4-42 as Farnley were bowled out for 189, of which Tom Suggitt made 45.

The Kingfisher Beer Cricket World Club Most Valuable Player ratings have now been updated for last weekend's fixtures. We take our weekly look at the winners and losers in the top tens. Imran Qadir (Hainault and Clayhall) takes top spot in the batting rankings, despite a decrease in ranking points from last week, courtesy of previous leader Cameron Herring's (Newport) disappointing score in his team's loss to Mumbles.

Leg spinner Tom Pringle took 8-74 as York maintained their unbeaten record in the ECB Yorkshire Premier League with a ten-run win over Sheffield Collegiate. Alex Collins (60 not out) and Oliver Hairs (54) both made half centuries in York's total of 231 -8 as Yorkshire all-rounder Joe Root took 4-52). Root (82) and his brother William Root (54) then led Collegiate's victory bid, but they fell ten runs short after being bowled out for 221.

Furness remain on top of the John Smith's North Lancashire and Cumbria Premier League after they beat Carlisle by three wickets and they now lead Workington by 20 points with eight games played. Elsewhere, there were wins for Cockermouth, Millom and Cleator.

Farsley took over at the top of the JCT 600 Bradford League First Division after leaders Bradford & Bingley crashed to a crushing 180-run defeat at Hanging Heaton. Their 42-run win over defending champions Pudsey Congs gives them a two point lead at the top, but so closely packed is the division that only 32 points separate all 12 teams.

Ealing (1st) and Teddington (3rd) remain the only two unbeaten sides in the Middlesex ECB League following a 36-run win for Ealing over Brondesbury and Teddington's draw against Hampstead.

Totteridge Milhillians show no sign of loosening their grip on the top of the Saracens Hertfordshire League table as they made it five wins out of five this week and lead St Albans by 16 points. This week, they beat Flitwick by seven wickets while in Division Two, a two-wicket win for Cockfosters helped them to the top of the table and they lead St. Margaretsbury by 11 points.

This week's action in the SWALEC Premier Cricket League saw wins for Sully Centurions, Port Talbot Town and Mumbles. In the second teams' league, there were wins for Sully Centurions, Port Talbot Town and Cardiff.

The Kingfisher Beer Cricket World Club Most Valuable Player ratings following the Bank Holiday weekend's matches have now been calculated. We take a look at some of the winners and losers in the top tens.

ith the 25 ECB Premier Leagues now having been underway for well over a month, we take a look at the top teams and performers in each league so far. Here's a round-up from Wales and the West of England.

With the 25 ECB Premier Leagues now having been underway for well over a month, we take a look at the top teams and performers in each league so far. Here's a round-up of the action in the Midlands.

With the 25 ECB Premier Leagues now having been underway for well over a month, we take a look at the top teams and performers in each league so far. Here is a look at how the teams and players are shaping up in the North of England.

Furness now top the North Lancashire and Cumbria League Premier Division by six points following this week's fixtures. They beat Penrith by four wickets and then thrashed Duddon SC by 194 runs to move ahead of challengers Workington, who beat Haverigg by four wickets before their match against Whitehaven was abandoned due to a waterlogged pitch.

Gomersal completed a three wicket home win over Pudsey St Lawrence in an extraordinary, record breaking match that produced 686 runs. It beat the previous JCT 600 Bradford League record of 628 set by Yeadon and Pudsey St Lawrence in 2003.

The Totteridge Milhillians maintained their perfect start to the Saracens Hertfordshire Cricket League season and top Division One after a fourth straight win. They lead St Albans by 120 points to 104 at the top of the table following their latest win over Hitchin.

Ealing dropped points for the first time this season but although they were held to a draw by Richmond this week, they remain on top of the Middlesex ECB Premier League with 34 points. Winchmore Hill have 30 points from four matches after they beat Eastcote by six wickets this week.

Swansea and Cardiff were the winners in this week's SWALEC Premier Cricket League while the other three scheduled matches were rained off.

Cleckheaton caused an upset in the JCT 600 Bradford League when they beat leaders Bradford & Bingley away by four wickets, writes David Markham. The win lifted them off the bottom of the First Division table while Bingley saw their lead cut to two points as a result of this defeat. Yorkshire pace bowler James Lee took four for 75 and his opening partner Iain Wardlaw two for 36 as Bingley were bowled out for 207.

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