Five-star bowlers Worthy and Pickard steer Sherburn Cricket Club to Beckett Division 1 title

Worthy snapped up a stunning 5-21 from 8.4 overs and Pickard a brilliant 5-37 in nine overs as Scalby slumped to 58 all out in 17.4 overs, Dan Gregory hitting a plucky 21.

Opener Jordan Wharton then smacked 30no in 23 balls and Connor Miles 20no in 11 deliveries as the hosts eased to 61-1 in seven overs to wrap up the title, ahead of Staithes on run-rate, and promotion to the Eastern Conference.

This victory mean Staithes’ equally impressive eight-wicket win at Ganton was enough to bring them level on 154 points with Sherburn to claim promotion as runners-up.

Callum Horne took 3-14 and Lewis Spenceley 3-21 as Ganton collapsed to 53 all out in 27.4 overs, Connall Gibson’s 18no helping them race to a victorious 54-2 in just 9.2 overs.

Third-placed Filey’s swift seven-wicket win at home to fourth-placed Ebberston saw them finish on 152 points, just two points adrift of the top two which meant they missed out narrowly on the title and promotion.

Kieran Geyle grabbed a superb 5-41 and William Skene a cracking 4-11 in nine overs as the visitors struggled to 89 all out in 33.4 overs, veteran Damian Readman hitting a defiant run-a-ball 50.

Josh Dawson (35) and Ben Rowe (27no) guided Filey to 92-2 in 19.1 overs.

Brompton ended the season on a high note with a comfortable nine-wicket success at Bridlington 2nds.

Tom Fletcher-Varey snapped up 4-18 and Dan Boyle 3-17 as Brid slumped to 34-7, Andy Leeson's 16no steering them to 65 all out in 25.4 overs.

Christian Reddish’s 36no secure the win for Brompton.

Thornton Dale also made sure their campaign finished on a positive note with an eight-run win against Fylingdales.

Callum Walters struck 42, Daz Ellis 33no and Tim Hunt 31no as Dale were all out for 187, Barrie Heyes taking 4-22.

James Tompkinson then snapped up 4-9 as Dales slumped from 151-3 to 179 all out, Josh Parker’s excellent 79 proving to be in vain.

Flixton and Seamer both secured promotion from Championship East to the new-look Championship in 2027

Flixton made sure both teams went up as they beat Hull Zingari 2nds – the only team who could have beaten them to third or fourth place – by 55 runs.

Zingari won the toss and asked Flixton to bat first.

Opener Will Hutchinson capped a fine season with 66 backed up by Harry Walmsley (37), Lewis Chipchase (20), Rob Middlewood (18) and Fin Ward (18no).

The innings closed on 217 all out from 50 overs.

Dan Mould (41) resisted the Flixton attack but the innings finished on 162 all out in 44.1 overs. Marley Ward took 3-28 with Charlie Colley and Harry Walmsley taking two wickets apiece.

This meant that it did not matter that Seamer lost by three wickets at South Holderness.

Gregg Chadwick led the way for the visitors with a fine knock of 75, with solid support from Toby Jones (54) and Archie Graham (25) as the villagers made 248-5.

Despite a three-wicket haul from Matty Morris, Holderness won by three wickets with three overs left, Luke Ingram top-scoring with 79 and Shaun Tate’s 39no seeing them home.

Scalby skipper Lachlan Cooke ended his season with a superb 5-17 in eight overs as his side eased to a six-wicket success at home to Wykeham.

Jack Felton also took a brilliant 4-28 in 13 overs as Wykeham collapsed from 29-1 to 70 all out, Malachi Harry striking a defiant 28.

In reply, Felton’s 25no sealed the win as Scalby reached 71-4 in 13.3 overs.

Scarborough slumped to a four-run loss at Sutton-on-Hull.

The visitors made a flying start, reducing Sutton to 22-5 early on, Dan Outhart taking two wickets and David Snowball three wickets, but the hosts recovered thanks to skipper Ryan Peck (47) and Keanan Challis (36) and ended up with 146 all out as Ryan Hargreaves (3-3) and Kieran Rutter (2-41) mopped up the tail, the final four wickets falling for 10 runs.

Opener Dan Artley’s explosive 57 in just 27 balls, including nine fours and two sixes, allied to Ben Squires’ 27 in 24 balls, helped them to a first-wicket stand of 90.

But Harpreet Singh’s stunning 6-45 then saw the visitors slump from 90-0 to 142 all out.

Josh Grover was the all-round star as Wykeham 2nds won by six wickets in their Division 3 clash at promoted Scarborough 2nds.

Gary Ellwood hit 57 and Tom Bussey 39 as the hosts made 181-9, Grover taking 3-34.

Grover then led the way with the bat, smacking an excellent 90no in 59 balls, including 14 fours as Wykeham eased to the win.