Ganton work hard for 49-run win at YPLN Beckett Division 1 title rivals Staithes

Edward Lockwood added some late impetus to the Ganton innings with a powerful 51 not out from 42 balls, including four fours and three sixes, Isaac Hatton top-scoring with a crucial 53, skipper Will Bradley adding 30, Fred Bradley 28 and Robert Bradley 27 as the visitors ended up with 250-8 from their 45 overs,

Fred Bradley then took an impressive 4-36 and Philip Elliott 3-47 as Staithes were dismissed for 201 despite Dan Belsham’s excellent 65.

Filey held firm for a thrilling seven-run win at Ebberston.

Harry Pinder, who made a sparkling 77, and Joe Macauley (32) got the visitors off to a solid start with an opening stand of 108, Will Skene adding 38, but top bowling from Sam Hardie (4-45) pegged Filey back to 204-7.

Ebberston’s opening pair, Jon Mason (44) and seasoned campaigner Mike Horsley (28) put on 72, Mike Eyre adding 28 but Josh Dawson’s match-winning 5-56 dismissed Ebberston for 197 with seven balls remaining.

Promotion-chasing Fylingdales earned a 63-run home success against Thornton Dale thanks to a stunning unbeaten 146 from Joe Husband and a magnificent seven-wicket haul from Charlie Lilley.

Husband’s sparkling ton, including 14 fours and five sixes, helped Dales post 260-4, Nat Parker hitting 45 and Will Barber 40no.

Lilley’s brilliant 7-36 then helped dismissed Thornton for 197 despite the best efforts of Jim Hall (38), Tom Snowden (34no), Adie Turnbull (33), Tim Hunt (25) and Iain Farrow (25)

Ben Jarvis took a brilliant 5-27 and Neil Fletcher smashed a brilliant 61 no as Brompton dug deep for a three-wicket win at fellow strugglers Bridlington 2nds.

Josh Mainprize dug deep for Brid’s top score of 56 from 126 deliveries and Josh Harvey added 32, but Ben Jarvis’ excellent spell saw the Dukes Park-based side slide from 144-5 to 156 all out.

Brid bowler Ashish Kundi took 4-43 as Brompton slumped to 96-7 despite Christian Reddish’s 26 from 16 balls, before Fletcher’s excellent half-century saw the visitors reach 162-7, Ross Triffitt adding a crucial 32no from just 17 balls including four sixes.

Sherburn cruised to a six-wicket win at home to relegation-battling Scalby 2nds.

The hosts slipped to 19-4, Stu Pickard (4-20) taking early wickets, but Daniel Gregory (44) and Olly Wells (24) shared a fifth-wicket stand of 48 to get Scalby back on track but Phil Pickard bagged 3-31 as Scalby slumped from 93-3 to 131 all out.

Sherburn’s Conor Miles smashed 44 from 21 balls early on, Kyle Outhart (30no) and Jordan Wharton (28no) steering them to 132-4 in 16.1 overs.

Division 2 leaders Forge Valley kept their cool to win by seven runs at Scarborough Hospital.

Charlie Baldwin smashed 72 and Joe Toulson 41 as Valley made 205 all out, Salman Yahya taking a superb 6-32.

Liam Calvert took 3-38 as Hospital ended up on 198 all out from 41.2 overs, Libin Varghese hit 36, Shine Suja 34 and Shahul Salim 33.

Mulgrave won by three wickets at home to Seamer 2nds.

The visitors limped to 110-5 with Austin Thompson hitting 35, Andy Raw’s 32 then steering Mulgrave to 111-7 despite Austin Thompson’s 3-52.