Harrison stars with bat and ball as Sewerby net win at Seamer 2nds

Harrison was the top Sewerby bowler with 4-23 with support from Ian Jones’ 3-24 as Seamer slipped from 70-4 to to 84 all out, Jamie Haxby top-scoring with a defiant 37.

Sewerby made an awful start, slipping to 5-2 after just two overs, but Harrison’s superb undefeated 59 from just 49 balls, including 10 fours and a six, guided the visitors to a winning 88-2 from 17 overs.

Harrison shared an undefeated third-wicket stand of 83 with skipper Craig Ward (18no).

Alex Glass snapped up a cracking 5-20 as Forge Valley moved up to second spot with a seven-wicket win against Cayton – who had started the day in top spot.

The impressive Glass was supported well by Steven Bates (2-14) as Valley fought back after Cayton had made a good start with captain Simon Glave hitting 44 and Luke Love 32, but the visitors slumped from 121-2 to 161 all out in 44 overs.

Joe Toulson (48) and Charlie Baldwin (47no) steered Valley to victory with a third-wicket stand of 68, openers Liam Calvert (30) and Charlie Ionascu (19) laying the foundations for the successful run-chase.

Harry Burton was the all-round star as title-chasers Flamborough earned a four-wicket win at home to promotion rivals Staithes 2nds.

Burton’s great spell of 4-19, along with two wickets for Marcos Brown-Garcia sent Staithes crashing to 107 all out in 29.5 overs, opener Rich Ward top-scoring with 36

Opener Burton started well with 28 but then Boro had a mini-collapse from 40-0 to 72-5, until Matt Emmerson’s 29no saw them to 110-5 in 29 overs despite Jon Ward’s 3-30.

Scarborough Hospital won by two wickets at Mulgrave.

Andrew Thompson’s powerful 80 from just 59 deliveries was the top score for the home side, smashing five sixes and eight fours, with support from Tobi Fergus (36no) and skipper Kory Boushall (24) as they made 204-6 from their rain-affected 35 overs.

Craig Thompson took 3-30 and Andrew Thompson 3-51 as the hosts tried their best to secure the win, but opener Manu Mohan struck a brilliant 81 and Libin Varghese 59 to pave the way for Harsh Patel (26) and Shahul Salim (25) to take Hospital to the brink of victory, Tahir Chohan (3no) finishing the job with two balls remaining.

Settrington conceded their match at home to Cloughton.

Unbeaten Division 1 leaders Staithes won by 26 runs at home to Ebberston.

Frankie Beal’s excellent spell of 5-31 helped Ebberston dismiss Staithes for 180, Ben Hoggarth top-scoring with a cracking 68.

Number 9 bat Beal kept his team in the match with a battling 54 in just 35 balls, including three sixes and six fours, but they fell short on 154 all out thanks to the accurate bowling of Zac Tennant (3-19) and Ben Theaker (3-41).

Matthew Kings hit 25 earlier for Ebberston and Joe Dunnett 26, but it was all in vain.

Yahya Chavoos’ excellent all-round performance helped Filey to a 144-run win at Brompton.

Chavoos top-scored with a determined 60 not out from 59 balls as Filey recovered from 86-5 to post 208-8, opener Harry Pinder having earlier hit 34 for the visitors and Leighton Bailey 31.

Harry Edwards was the top Brompton bowler with 3-36.

Chavoos roared in with a stunning 5-16 as Brompton lost their final eight wickets for 34 runs, collapsing to 64 all out in 21.3 overs, William Skene gave the visitors a strong start, snapping up a superb 3-27.

Opener Hunter Lithgow top-scored for Brompton with 25.

Fylingdales all-rounder Joe Husband struck a superb century as his side hammered hosts Sherburn by 112 runs.

Chris Hurworth and Husband shared a brilliant third-wicket stand of 128 as Dales recovered from 14-2, Hurworth smashed a rapid 76 from just 57 balls, including one six and 10 fours.

Husband top-scored with an excellent 108 in 117 balls, including 15 fours and a six, helping the visitors post 259-8 from their rain-affected 41 overs, Justin Mayne adding a fierce 32 in just 16 balls, including two sixes and three fours, down the order. Stu Pickard took 3-79.

Husband then sparkled with ball in hand, bagging 5-25, and Mayne 3-59 as Sherburn were dismissed for 137, skipper Stu Pickard hitting 30, Jamie Thomson 26 and Jordan Wharton 27.

Scalby 2nds hung on for a thrilling five-run win at home to Great Habton.

Jack Corner was the star bowler for Habton, taking an impressive 4-39 and Jack Garritty 3-32 as the hosts rallied from 113-7 to 190 all out.

Opening bat Aaron Virr hit 39 and Will Ward 32, Scalby slipping from 92-2 to 93-6 at one point, before the brilliant last-wicket stand of 43 between last-man Sam Jenkinson (27no in 15 balls) and Max Hesp (23) helped them to a respectable total.

Damien Cook struck 45 in reply, opener Mark Aconley 31 and J Robertson 27 as Jenkinson followed up his batting heroics with an excellent bowling display of 4-28 and Tom Hendry 3-39 as Habton ended agonisingly short on 185 all out with six balls remaining, despite a late 25 from Garritty that almost steered Habton a superb fightback win.

Thornton Dale conceded their match at Bridlington 2nds.