All-rounder Mulryne sparkles as Scarborough 2nds ease to win at Bridlington 3rds

Mulryne snapped up 3-15 and A Denton 3-24 as Brid were dismissed for 130 in 34.5 overs, veterans Greg Miller (30no) and opener Steve Lount (31) their top scorers, MIller and A Hazelwood (14no) sharing a defiant last-wicket stand of 42.

Openers Mulryne and J Denton (35) then took the visitors to the verge of victory with a stand of 98, Mulryne sealing the win with an unbeaten 66 as they made it to 131-1 in 24.2 overs. Tom Bussey smacked 20no to add to his two wickets.

Marc Dring’s brilliant spell of 5-31 proved to be in vain as Ebberston 2nds lost by 60 runs at home to promotion rivals Grosmont, their skipper Charlie Parker going one better with an excellent 86 followed by a five-wicket haul.

Opener Parker was yet again the batting star for Grosmont, his defiant 86 dominated their total of 115 all out as Dring and veteran Paul Goodenough (4-22) excelled.

Captain Parker then destroyed the home batting line-up with match-winning figures of 5-24 in 10 overs, Brinton Darnell and Kyle Boushall taking two wickets apiece as the hosts slumped to 55 all out.

Wykeham 2nds all-rounder Josh Grover put in a stunning display with an undefeated 105, after earlier taking three wickets, to edge his team to a one-wicket win against visitors Glaisdale.

Thomas Tindall top-scored with a battling 43no while Riley Watson added 21 as Glaisdale recovered from 119-7 to 191-9, Simeon Padmore (22) and Alex Burtt (23) laying the foundations early on as David Stockhill scooped 3-35 and Grover 3-44 for Wykeham.

Top bowling from skipper Tom Wardell (3-25), along with two wickets apiece from Burtt and Padmore looked to be steering Glaisdale to victory as the hosts were 171-9, but Grover and last-man Ian Thompson (3no) secured the win with just one wicket and four balls to spare.

The clash between high-flyers Staxton and Snainton was abandoned due to the wet weather, while Ravenscar v Brompton 2nds also fell victim to the weather.

Scarborough Rugby Club consolidated second place in Division 4 after their seven-wicket win at promotion rivals Scalby 3rds.

Reuben Elliott’s stunning knock of 85 in just 62 balls, including two sixes and 11 fours steered the hosts to a respectable 152 all out in 36.1 overs, Jake Wadlow (24) the only other home batsman to reach double figures.

George Barber took an excellent 4-33, Mark Tennant 3-21 and Simon Norris 2-45 for Rugby Club.

The visitors then sealed victory thanks to solid knocks from Rob Hazledine (60) and Mark Shippey (53), who guided Rugby Club to 153-3 in 30 overs.

All-rounder Jordan Collins took an excellent 5-6 as leaders Sherburn 2nds sprinted to a 10-wicket victory at Wykeham 3rds.

Andy Holtby also chipped in with a tidy 2-7 in eight overs as Wykeham stumbled to 53 all out in 23.1 overs

Connor Miles’ powerful 48no in just 18 deliveries, including four sixes and four fours, helped Sherburn take just 26 balls to secure the win.

Filey 2nds climbed off the foot of the table with their first win of the season, a comfortable 10-wicket victory at home to nine-man Ravenscar 2nds.

Alex Potter and Theo Knowles took 2-9 apiece and Tom Rowland 2-11 as the visitors slumped from 70-4 to 85 all out in 37.2 overs, stalwarts John Walkington (29no) and Gerald Smith (25) the only Ravenscar batsmen who reached double figures.

Openers Lewis East (45no) and skipper Ben Eblet (25no) steered Filey to a winning 87-0 in 21.4 overs.

Callum Walters put in an excellent all-round display as Thornton Dale 2nds earned a 57-run success at home to Forge Valley 2nds.

Dale skipper Andy Parsons carried on his fine batting form with an impressive 71 as Dale posted 181-7 in 40 overs, Walters adding a steady 47 while Zach Lloyd grabbed 3-28 with support from Will Tindall (2-6) and Ben Fewster (2-30).

Walters was the main man for Dale with the ball, taking an excellent 5-20, with solid support from Harry Parsons (3-30) as Dale dismissed Valley for 124 in 29.3 overs, Tindall hitting 31.

Harpi Singh scooped a superb 5-28 as Wold Newton won by nine wickets at Glaisdale 2nds.

The hosts were skittled for just 60 in 27.3 overs, Paul Melling (2-1) and Mark Holtby (2-2) also impressing.

Arun Yadav sealed the easy win for Newton with 30no.