Goddard and Suddaby star as Woodhouse Grange edge past Zingari

Skipper Lee Goddard (83) was the mainstay of Woodhouse's 229-7, with No 6 Jonny Shepherdson contributing 46.

Zingari's reply swung one way then the other, but they held high hopes when they needed 11 runs from the last two overs with eight wickets down.

Step up off-spinner Chris Suddaby to strike twice in four balls to finish with 5-36 and a 10-run Woodhouse win.

Woodhouse took a young side to Castleford in the league cup on Sunday.

They held high-flying Cas to 248-4 and their reply got a good start from Chris Bilton (72) and Jonny Shepherdson (31).

Lee Goddard's 44 took them past 200 with seven overs left, but the last four wickets fell for 13 runs to give them a 32-run defeat.

Grange 2nds suffered a shock defeat to lowly Patrington, collapsing to 55-6 before skipper Matty Ainley (39) and his lower order got them to 171-9.

Sam Britton took 5-32 but Patrington got home at 174-8.

Woodhouse 3rds won comfortably against Ripon 1sts, Matt Shepherd's first appearance of the season producing 49 in their 198-7, then Matisse Richards returning a brilliant 5-25 to dismiss Ripon for 83.

But Woodhouse 4ths lost to Sheriff Hutton by seven wickets.

Woodhouse youngsters starred in the 5th team's 122-run success at home to Stamford Bridge 4ths.

Alex Collins junior (103) and Freddie Carrington (52) sharing a century opening stand on the way to a total of 234-4, then Louie Goddard's 5-24 skittling Stamford for 112.

Londesborough Park's game with Welton went to the wire before Welton sneaked it with two balls and one wicket to spare.

Park were in deep trouble at 85-6 but the lower batsmen pulled it round to 201-9, Ollie Rook 63, Joe Shingles 46no.

Ben Shingles 3-42 then bowled Park to the brink of victory but Welton sneaked over the line at the death at 204-9.

A second unbeaten century of the season by skipper Chris Wood, 107no, was not enough for Stamford Bridge as their 204-5 was overhauled by Beverley at 207-4.