Five-star Dan Outhart shines in swift Staxton win against defending Scarborough Beckett Cricket League Premier Division champions Ebberston

Andy Holtby took 2-18 and James Ward 2-31 as high-flying Staxton skittled Ebberston for only 68 in 18.3 overs, a total that was dominated by a brilliant 53 in 38 balls – including five sixes and four fours – by Alex Machen.

Kyle Outhart’s 46no steered Staxton to a winning 69-1 in 16.5 overs.

Christian Reddish’s magnificent 111 not out from just 61 balls steered Brompton to a brilliant five-wicket home win in a high-scoring contest against Seamer.

Archie Graham’s brilliant 104 – including 18 fours - helped lay the foundations for Seamer’s 267-5. He was supported well by Anthony Jenkinson (61) in a superb opening stand of 157, Adam Morris launching an explosive 55 in just 30 balls, including five sixes and two fours.

Brooklyn Manyenba led the reply with 47, then Tom Pateman added 44 before Reddish took the fight to Seamer, bludgeoning 11 sixes and seven fours in his ferocious destruction of the visiting attack, Brompton reaching 272-5 with 3.5 overs to spare.

Mulgrave remain top after a five-wicket win at Staithes.

The hosts posted 198-9, S Pearson hitting 52 and Simon Bowes 45, while Chris Knight snapped up 4-39 and L Spenceley 3-49. Knight completed a top all-round show with a sparkling 74, allied to Nicholas Kent’s 68, the duo sharing a vital second-wicket stand of 134, as Mulgrave won with an over to spare.

A stunning spell of five wickets for nine runs in 7.5 overs from Liam Cousins steered Scalby to a six-wicket win at Wykeham.

Lachlan Cooke also took 3-9 in six overs as the hosts were all out for 91 runs in 32.5 overs, Liam Eyre hitting 22. Ben Luntley’s 31no seeing Scalby home.

Sewerby lifted their Division One promotion bid with a 55-run win at Flixton 2nds.

Harry Edwards took a superb 5-35 as the visitors were all out for 163, Shaun Acton hitting 31, Isaac Coates 30 and opener Alex Macdonald 29.

Opener Oli Stabler’s 32 gave Flixton a chance, but then Ian Jones’ astounding 5-19 and Jamie Artley’s 3-25 skittled the hosts for 106.

Bridlington 2nds also strengthened their promotion credentials with a convincing 77-run triumph at Ganton.

Freddie Gunning smacked 62, Josh Mainprize 43, Rich Lount 32 and Jamie Boynton 24no as Brid posted 230-6, Dan Connor bagging 3-61 for the hosts.

Despite Tom Pickering (55) and Rob Bradley (29) sharing a sixth-wicket stand of 86 the hosts slipped to 153 all out thanks to Mainprize’s 4-37

Scalby 2nds won by six wickets at home to Heslerton.

The visitors were skittled for only 88, despite a defiant 55 by skipper Rob Middlewood, Rohit Thakur bagging 3-18.

Stew Ward’s 36no guided Scalby to a winning 90-4 in 30 overs, despite Mark Dring’s 3-29 in 10 overs.

Sherburn remain top after a hard-earned 24-run win at lowly Thornton Dale.

Number seven bat Jonny Pickard smashed a superb 82no from 61 balls, including five sixes and eight fours as the leaders made 226-9, Dean Foxton hitting 44 and Phil Pickard 36, Gareth Hunt taking 3-17. Tim Hunt struck 43, Lewis White 33 and Daz Ellis 26 as Dale fell short on 202-9, George Worthy and Jamie Thomson taking three wickets apiece.

Callum Morley bagged a spectacular 5-6 as Settrington had a seven-wicket win at home to Fylingdales.

The 10-man visitors stumbled to 77 all out, skipper Ben Corner’s 34no sealing the win for Setty.

Division Two leaders Cloughton came out on top at Ebberston 2nds in the clash of the top two.

Jack Hakings top-scored with 51, with Wayne Aziz blasting 36 and Joel Ramm 30 as the visitors were all out for 185 in 40 overs, Jon King taking 3-26.

King hit 35 as Ebberston slipped to 128-9, with Hakings bagging 2-14 and Aziz 2-13.

Grosmont boosted their promotion hopes with a six-wicket home triumph against rivals Flamborough.

Joe MacDonald’s 51 fired the hosts to victory after 10-man Boro had been dismissed for 93.

Filey 2nds eased to a nine-wicket triumph at Snainton.

Carl Wilson hit 57 as the hosts limped to 117-7, Ben Robson snapping up 4-26.

Opener Sean Pinder then blasted a superb 77 as Filey secured the win, sharing an unbroken second-wicket stand of 92 with Robson (32no).

Cayton won by 22 runs at Mulgrave 2nds.

Simon Glave (62), opener Lee Kerr 40 and Paul Pennock (33) helped Cayton to 199-7, Mark McCarthy taking 3-28.

Skipper Nick Gibson hit 64 in reply, and Aidan Duell 48, but the hosts were all out for 177, Kieran Glave scooping 4-53 and Austin Thompson 3-18.

Division Four high-flyers Brompton 2nds eased to an 89-run win at Forge Valley 2nds.

Alex Richards took 4-42 and Luca Bamfield 3-31 as Brompton posted 196-9, Jay Wilson hitting 37 and skipper Phil Holden 26.

Tony Hulme’s magnificent 5-14 then sent Valley to 107 all out, Richards top-scoring with 48.

Kolbin Thorpe led the way with an impressive 82 as Brid 3rds cruised to a 115-run win at Malton 4ths, support coming from Mark Purvis’ excellent 65no and Steve Lount adding 27 as they racked up 241-6

Steve Towse and Charlie Driver hit 29 apiece as Malton hit 125-8, Purvis, Carl Parkin and teenager Alexander Fynn taking two wickets apiece.

Ravenscar 2nds opened their account for the season with a 40-run win at home to Thornton Dale 2nds.

Sam Bull hit 43 and Denis Atkinson 35no as the hosts posted 163-6, and Dale only managed 123-7 in reply despite Matthew Carmichael’s 41no.