Archie Graham and Gregg Chadwick smash superb centuries as Seamer crush Sutton

Opener Graham smashed 19 fours in his 116 from 113 deliveries and shared in a magnificent second-wicket stand of 191 with Chadwick, who blasted a superb 112 in 114 balls, including 14 fours and a six.

The hosts piled on the runs late on thanks to Adam Morris’ fierce 64 in only 20 deliveries, including seven sixes and four fours, while Toby Jones smashed 50no in 28 balls, including three sixes and four fours as Seamer amassed 394-4 in 50 overs, Morris and Pierz Bradi Cyster (18 in seven balls) putting on 82 runs in the final 28 balls for the sixth wicket.

Jones capped a fine all-round display with an astounding 6-57 as Sutton were 229 all out from 43 overs.

Scalby skipper Lachlan Cooke shone with bat and ball but his side still lost by just three runs in a dramatic clash at home to high-flying Driffield Town 2nds.

Captain Cooke took 3-41 and Nathan Valentine 3-44 as Scalby dismissed Driffield, who started the day in top spot, for 222 in 49.1 overs.

David Morris struck a vital 50 and Callum Cunningham-Scott 32 as the hosts tried to keep up with the required run-rate.

Scalby needed 15 runs to win from the last two overs with four wickets to spare, but Cooke, after a crucial 48 in 45 balls, was then dismissed, sparking a late collapse to 219 all out with three balls remaining.

Wykeham worked hard for a 64-run win at home to Hull Zingari 2nds.

The hosts made a steady start, moving to 91-2 thanks to the efforts of opener Ricky Nock (38) and Malachai Harry (44), but Wykeham slipped to 157-8.

A powerful late knock of 54 from Harry Amstell, including five fours and three sixes ensured that Wykeham made 212 all out.

Bobby Brolly took an excellent 4-42 and Ali Sabir 3-22 as Zingari were dismissed for 148.

Folkton & Flixton lost by 104 runs at struggling Brandesburton.

The hosts racked up an impressive 274-7 from 50 overs. Charlie Colley took 3-49 for Flixton.

The away reply stuttered along with only Cam Anderson (45), Rob Middlewood (24) and Jack Walmsley (38) making any impression as they closed on a disappointing 170 all out in 41.3 overs.

Scarborough lost by four wickets at Beverley Town 2nds.

The visitors had several batsmen get starts, opener Ben Squires hitting 31, number three bat Dan Artley 29 and Brad Milburn 21, but they slumped from 101-2 to 150 all out in 39.3 overs.

Only a determined 29no from 58 balls from number 8 bat Charlie Hopper ensured Scarborough had some kind of total to defend.

Despite the best efforts of Kieran Rutter (3-29) Town won with 152-6 from 36.1 overs.