Sale 1st XI secured a 4th place finish in division one of the Cheshire County league with a 10 wicket win over already relegated Bollington.

Sale Cricket Club 1st XI’s recent good form ended abruptly at Alvanley as England International Sophie Ecclestone was instrumental in bowling Sale out for only 136.

Sale Cricket Club had another good weekend with comfortable wins for both teams on Saturday in the Cheshire County League.

Sale Cricket Club bounced back to form on Saturday with two good wins that consolidated their positions in their respective divisions.

Sale Silverbacks qualified for a place in the over 40’s Finals Day after a comfortable win against Western division runners up Wallasey on Wednesday.

Sale Silverbacks secured the first silverware of the season for Sale as the over 40s team won the central division title with a 7 wicket victory over Davenham.

Sale had a bad day on Saturday as their double header against Cheadle turned into a rout for the former premiership side who are looking for an immediate return to the topflight.

After several weeks of glorious weather, a wet weekend caused havoc across the Cheshire County league with only Sale 1st XI’s match at Timperley reaching a conclusion.

Sale had a mixed weekend as the sun once again shone on cricket across the Cheshire County League, as all rounder Dan Newton put in a match winning performance for Sale 1st XI.

Sale enjoyed their day in the sun on Saturday as they picked up big wins as the runs flowed in the Cheshire County League.

Sale 1st XI fell agonisingly short in a high scoring game against Urmston in the Cheshire County League on Saturday.

Sale 1st XI continued their fine run of form with a high scoring win against Alvanley despite a famous name in the ranks of the visitors.

Two young Sale cricketers made breakthrough performances as Sale dominated their matches over the weekend. Youth products Dan Newton and Callum Ross both put in standout performances.

Sale 1st XI played two pulsating games over the weekend, coming out on top on Saturday, but exiting the Cheshire Cup on Sunday.

Sale came off second best in their double header against Cheadle in the Cheshire County League on Saturday.

Sale had to settle for a draw against Timperley in the Cheshire County league on Saturday in a game that could easily gone to either side.

Global cricket superstar Chris Gayle visited Sale Cricket Club on bank holiday Monday to launch a new cricket coaching app.

With Sale’s Dane Road ground looking in rude health Sale asked Lindow to bat first and soon had the visitors in trouble as Dan Newton and Amlyn Layton both struck early.

Sale continued their fine form at the weekend with all senior teams winning for the second consecutive week.