Harrison and Pratt sparkle in Scarborough CC 2nds home win against Glaisdale

Scarborough CC 2nds veteran Rob Harrison rolled back the years with a stunning six-wicket haul and Tom Pratt hammered a brilliant ton in their home seven-wicket win against Glaisdale in the YPLN Beckett Division 3.

Harrison snapped up 6-40 as the visitors posted 206-7, Simeon Padmore hitting an impressive 70, Billy Blake 60 and opener Pete Stentiford 37.

Rob Harrison appeals during his excellent six-wicket spell for Scarborough CC 2nds in the win at home to Glaisdale. Photo by Simon Dobson

placeholder image — Rob Harrison appeals during his excellent six-wicket spell for Scarborough CC 2nds in the win at home to Glaisdale. Photo by Simon Dobson

Pratt then smashed an outstanding 127no to steer the hosts to a winning 207-3 in 36 overs.

Snainton went top of Division 3 with a 40-run win at title rivals Grosmont, who started the day in pole position.

Billy Blake struck 60 for Glaisdale in their loss at Scarborough 2nds. Photo by Simon Dobson

Opener Michael Kipling was the driving force behind Snainton’s 202-9, smacking a superb 92 from 79 balls including 15 fours and two sixes, fellow opener Carl Wilson adding 37, while Tom Beeforth bagged 3-27.

Tom Benney’s impressive 72, along with 26 apiece by Beeforth and Stuart Knaggs, kept Grosmont in the match, but an excellent 4-37 by skipper Ben Norman and Kieran Jackson’s 3-12 dismissed them for 162.

Staxton kept their promotion hopes afloat with a seven-wicket victory at home to Ravenscar, leaving the visitors on the verge of relegation.

Joe Bayes struck 34, Jon Stokoe 31 and Jish Rewcroft 26no as the hosts only made 129-6 from their 40 overs, Jack Pinder’s 69 and skipper Paul Russell’s 35no steering Staxton to 130-3 in 20.1 overs

Scarborough CC 2nds' Alfie Denton in bowling action in the home win against Glaisdale. Photo by Simon Dobson

Ebberston 2nds’ promotion hopes took a massive hit after a 143-run hammering at home by Brompton 2nds.

In a great team display, skipper Phil Holden struck 62, opener Dan Reardon 52 and Alex Bennett 49no from just 25 balls – including five fours and three sixes – as Brompton posted 247-7, Tristan Midgley taking 3-38.

Calvin Roche grabbed a handy 4-43 as 10-man Ebberston were skittled for 104, Matthew Midgley top-scoring with 42.

Wykeham 2nds were handed the win by relegated Bridlington 3rds, confirming Wykeham’s Division 3 status for 2027.

Glaisdale's Simeon Padmore, who struck a superb 70, in batting action at North Marine Road. Photo by Simon Dobson

Forge Valley secured promotion from Beckett Division 2, and are on the verge of clinching the title, after a six-wicket triumph at home to Scarborough Hospital.

Alex Glass scooped 3-30 and Luke Calvert 3-35 as Hospital were all out for 154, rallying late on with number 9 bat Muhammad Bhatti hitting 38no and number 6 bat Prajwal Gopinath Menon 35.

Charlie Ionascu paved the way for Valley’s victory with 60, sharing a stand of 109 with fellow opener Liam Calvert (34), Menon taking 3-35 to cap a fine all-round say before Joe Toulson’s 22no guided Valley home.

Rich Major was the all-round hero as Staithes 2nds took a huge step towards securing their safety from the drop with a dramatic three-run win at home to second-placed Cloughton.

The home bowler prepares to gather the ball in against Glaisdale. Photo by Simon Dobson

Major top-scored with 40 as Staithes posted 146, Gary Sivills hitting 38 in the face of tight bowling from Sean Exley (3-13) and Gary Jordan (3-38).

Then Major scooped a superb 5-49 as Cloughton fell agonisingly short on 143 all out despite opener Liam Salt’s 45.

Sewerby won by one wicket at Cayton.

Joel Boyer struck 53, fellow opener Lee Kerr 39 and Austin Thompson 37no as Cayton reached 178-6

Boyer then bagged an excellent 4-29 and Thompson 3-38 as Ian Jones’ 34no edged Sewerby to a winning 182-9 with 2.4 overs remaining.

Seamer 2nds’ relegation woes deepened as they conceded their game at home to Mulgrave, while relegated Settrington conceded their match at home to promotion-chasers Flamborough.

A remarkable 356-run stand between openers Lenny Gonsalves and Scott Wilson helped Division 4 leaders Sherburn 2nds roar to a massive 322-run win at home to lowly Ravenscar 2nds.

Gonsalves hammered a stunning 170 not out from 121 balls, including seven sixes and 14 fours, while Wilson was run out from the last ball of the 40 overs after scoring a remarkable 161 in 122 deliveries, including 15 fours and three sixes.

In reply, Ravenscar crumbled to 34 all out thanks to a stunning 6-34 from Jake Peckitt.

Second-placed Scarborough Rugby Club also had two centurions in their massive 185-run success at home to Wold Newton, George Elliott smacking a superb 139no and Jake Lyon 128 in an amazing second-wicket stand of 270.

Elliott smacked 19 fours, while Lyon hammered 24 fours and two sixes, as the hosts raced to 300-3.

Brett Canham’s brilliant 6-36 helped reduce the visitors to 115 all out, Arun Yadav striking a plucky 45.

Third-placed Thornton Dale 2nds remain just two points behind Rugby Club after easing to a 10-wicket win at home to bottom-placed team Glaisdale 2nds.

Forge Valley 2nds stormed to a 115-run victory at Scalby 3rds.

Reuben Elliott took a brilliant 4-36 and Simon Walls 3-59 as Valley were dismissed for 206, Iestyn Jones hitting 44, Dan Boyes 43no, Finlay Beckham-Richards 31 and number 10 Andy McAleese 30.

The hosts then stumbled to 91 all out, Stuart Pearce top-scoring with 43 while youngster Luca Bamfield bagged 3-11 and Jon Duffill 3-41.

Wykeham 3rds won by five wickets at home to Filey 2nds.