Bessborough secured their place in the Middlesex County Cricket League for another year on Saturday after a comprehensive eight-wicket win at relegation-haunted Kenton.

Rain ensured the spoils were shared at Headstone Manor this weekend where Bessborough were taking on South Hampstead, although their rivals could not take advantage.

Bessborough followed up their fine win against Winchmore Hill last week with a three-wicket victory over MTSSC, although they still find themselves in a fight to avoid relegation.

Bessborough beat league leaders Winchmore Hill by 30 runs on Saturday to complete a victory that ranks as one of their best in recent times.

A rain-hit weekend saw all four Bessborough CC teams affected on Saturday with the first team suffering most as they could only secure a losing draw against Uxbridge.

A horrible batting collapse against South Hampstead has left Bessborough stuck at the bottom of the Middlesex County Cricket League Division Three table.

Bessborough’s first team claimed a creditable losing draw against high-flying MTSSC in the Middlesex County Cricket League on Saturday.

Winchmore Hill gave Bessborough’s first team a schooling on Saturday as Jim Gatting’s mammoth 154 helped his side win a one-sided Middlesex County Cricket League encounter by 238 runs.

Bessborough 1st XI kept up their winning run on Saturday when they beat Osterley by 20 runs to move into joint fourth in the Middlesex County Cricket League.

Bessborough’s first team picked up their first league points of the 2016 season on Saturday but it was a nervy affair as they beat North London in the Middlesex County Cricket League.

Bessborough won their first competitive fixture of the 2016 campaign at the second time of asking as they comfortably beat Harrow Town in the first round of the Middlesex County Knockout Cup on Sunday.

Bessborough suffered a sound thrashing at the hands of local rivals Harrow St. Mary’s as for the second year in a row they made their departure from the Royal London Club Championship at the first stage.

Bessborough secured their Middlesex County Cricket League status on “Survival Saturday” by routing their opposition for the second week in a row.

Bessborough set up a winner-takes-all Middlesex County Cricket League relegation decider next week against Harrow by thrashing Kenton by nine wickets at Headstone Manor on Saturday.

Bessborough ceded control of their own destiny in the Middlesex County Cricket League on Saturday by losing their ninth game of the season away to Harrow Town and slipping to the bottom of the league.

An unbeaten century from Ishan Shah ensured Bessborough did enough to claim a draw in a high-scoring Middlesex County Cricket League game against Winchmore Hill at Headstone Manor on Saturday.

Bessborough’s Under 15s captain Vidoosha Jayawardena has passed 1,000 runs for the season following his innings of 79 for the Third XI on Saturday.

Bessborough’s batting once again let them down as they failed to chase down a low target, this time being rolled for 127 chasing 180 against Middlesex County Cricket League Division 3 leaders Highgate.

After the euphoria of last week’s first win in eight, Bessborough’s 1st XI were brought crashing back down to earth by a humbling 125-run loss at home to Barnes.

Bessborough’s 1st XI claimed their first Middlesex County Cricket League win since the end of May with a vital 95-run victory over M.T.S.S.C. on Saturday.