Bradleys and Richardson sparkle as Ganton earn huge home win against Scalby 2nds

Ganton stormed to a huge 224-run home win against Scalby 2nds to maintain their winning start to the YPLN Beckett Division 1 season.

Ed Lockwood’s powerful 101 from just 79 balls, including 20 fours and two sixes, helped the hosts rack up a massive 329-6, skipper Will Bradley (79 in 53 balls, including two sixes and seven fours) and Robbie Bradley (60 in 54 deliveries) sharing a brilliant fifth-wicket stand of 123, while opener Jack Heslehurst added 27.

Cloughton batsman Liam Salt hits out during his side's home win against Scarborough Hospital. Photo by Richard Ponter

placeholder image — Cloughton batsman Liam Salt hits out during his side's home win against Scarborough Hospital. Photo by Richard Ponter

Sam Jenkinson took 3-76 for Scalby.

James Richardson then snapped up a brilliant 6-23 from seven overs and Matthew Atkinson 3-31 in 10 overs as Scalby slumped to 105 all out in 28.2 overs, despite a battling 59 not out from opener Reuben Lacey.

Cloughton batsman Liam Salt looks back at the Scarborough Hospital keeper. Photo by Richard Ponter

Fylingdales raced to a nine-wicket win at home to eight-man Great Habton.

Mark Estill was the star bowler for the home side early on, taking 4-29 as a depleted Habton slipped to 74 all out in just 14.5 overs.

Rob Tucker’s 42no helped Dales wrap up the win with 77-1 from just 15.5 overs.

George Worthy’s excellent 5-24 in 10 overs helped Sherburn ease to an eight-wicket win at Thornton Dale.

Cloughton batsman Liam Salt on the attack against Scarborough Hospital. Photo by Richard Ponter

Kyle Outhart also took 3-31 as Dale were skittled for 110 in 30.5 overs, Tim Hunt top-scoring with 44 and extras the next highest scorer with 19.

Stu Pickard’s explosive 60no in just 25 balls including three sixes and nine fours, allied to 27no from Jack Pickard, saw the visitors to a winning 111-1 in just 13.1 overs.

Filey powered to a nine-wicket victory at home to nine-man Bridlington 2nds.

Kieran Gayle scooped 3-16 and Alex Potter 2-17 as Brid were rattled out for 76 in 27.3 overs,

Cloughton's Wayne Aziz in batting action against Scarborough Hospital. Photo by Richard Ponter

Harry Pinder then struck 32, Nathan Robson 19no and Eric Hall smashed 22no in eight balls as Filey sprinted to a winning 78-1 in just 13 overs.

Jeff Morrison and Callum Horne put in great all-round shows as Staithes won by six wickets at Brompton.

Opener Hunter Lithgow top-scored for the home side with 60 and Christian Reddish smashed 42no from just 29 deliveries, including three sixes and three fours, as they made 221-7, Staithes’ top bowlers were Horne (2-34) and Morrison (2-37).

Brad Lewis (66) and Billy Welford (23) got Staithes off to a strong start to the run-chase with an opening stand of 84, then Liam Champion (38) shared a second-wicket partnership of 50 as the visitors stayed on track for the win.

Cloughton batsman Jack Hakings walks back to the changing rooms after being dismissed four runs short of a century against Scarborough Hospital. Photo by Richard Ponter

Morrison and Horne then linked up with the bat hitting 34no and 33no respectively to seal the win with 225-4 with 3.3 overs left to spare.

Eddie Rounthwaite’s magnificent 7-10 helped Settrington earn a dramatic eight-run success in a low-scoring Division 2 game at home to Seamer 2nds.

Jack Tucker bagged 3-16 and Gaz Walters 3-13 as 10-man Setty limped to 83 all out in 40.3 overs, skipper Callum Morley top-scoring with a vital 25

Opener Connor Myerscough gave Seamer a solid start in reply with 25, but Rounthwaite’s stunning seven-wicket haul skittled the visitors for 75 in 30.1 overs, Morley taking 2-29.

Flamborough started their season with a thrilling-two-run win at Cayton.

Harry Burton’s composed 94 was the driving force behind Boro’s 198-5 in 45 overs, fellow opener Mark Abram contributing 36 to their opening stand of 92.

Cayton captain’s Joel Boyer hit a vital 74 in 70 balls, including six fours and three sixes, to keep the hosts in the driving seat, but fine bowling from Burton (2-27 in 13 overs) and good fielding saw Cayton pegged back to 196-7, Simon Glave adding 29.

Cloughton opened their campaign with a 21-run success at home to Scarborough Hospital.

Jack Hakings started his season with a stunning 96, Liam Salt hitting an impressive 57 and Sean Exley 21 as the hosts made 256-6.

Hospital skipper Vitty Thomas struck a sparkling 91 not out, but despite getting assistance from number 8 bat Sarath Vayolipoyil (44) and opener Salman Yahya (39) the visitors ended up with 235-9, Gary Jordan taking 3-59 and Ben Rowe 2-35.

Forge Valley cruised to a seven-wicket win at home to Mulgrave.

LIam Calvert took 3-17, with two wickets apiece for Charlie Baldwin and Charlie Ionascu as Mulgrave were skittled for just 69 in 26.5 overs.

Ionascu struck 34 and Baldwin 20 as Valley made 70-3 in only 15 overs.

Sewerby conceded their game at Staithes 2nds.