Hutchinson and Walmsley shine as Flixton earn derby win at Scarborough CC

Openers Ben Squires and Mike Mulryne struck 34 apiece to give the visitors a solid start, and skipper David Snowball added 25, but Harry Walmsley’s 4-60 brought Flixton back into the contest.

Dan Artley’s powerful 67 from 39 deliveries, including seven sixes and two fours, along with 30 from Brad Milburn and Taryn Moses’ 24no helped Scarborough post 242-8,

The Flixton reply was dominated by Hutchinson with an outstanding 103 not out. Partnerships with Harry Walmsley (48) and Lewis Chipchase (40) helped the innings along to 245-6 in 46.4 overs.

Hayden Williamson took 3-44.

Scalby boosted their hopes of beating relegation with a comfortable 10-wicket win at South Holderness.

Skipper Lachlan Cooke led by example with an excellent 4-21 as the hosts slipped from 100-3 to 137 all out, Paul Hesp taking 3-43 and Jack Felton 3-28.

Openers Kris Johnson (65no in 66 balls) and Gregor Fraser (51no in 42 deliveries) swept the visitors to victory with a magnificent stand of 138 in 17.5 overs.

Wykeham are still in relegation trouble after they suffered a 113-run loss at leaders Driffield Town 2nds.

The visitors racked up 302-4, and in reply skipper Liam Eyre struck a defiant 61 and Ricky Nock 40 as they made decent progress to 139-2, before losing four wickets for seven runs effectively ended their chances as they were very eventually dismissed for 189.

Seamer slid to a swift five-wicket loss at relegation battlers Hornsea.

The visitors slumped to 52-8 and only a battling 40 in 30 balls from Adam Morris, including two sixes and five fours, helped them post 121 all out, Pierz Bradi Cyster earlier hitting 30.

Toby Jones and Matty Morris took two wickets apiece but could not stop Hornsea reaching 124-5 in 24.5 overs.

Connor Miles and opener George Wilson both struck stunning centuries as Beckett Division 1 title-chasers Sherburn romped to a 263-run success at home to relegation-battling Bridlington 2nds.

Miles smashed six sixes and 12 fours in his ferocious 100no in just 47 balls, Wilson playing a more composed 107no in 118 deliveries, including 10 fours, the duo sharing a brilliant stand of 147 for the third wicket. Wilson and Drury Davidson (52) in putting on a superb partnership of 119 for the second wicket after an opening stand of 75 with Jamie Thomson (41).

George Worthy then snapped up a stunning 5-34 and Thomson 3-7 in 15 balls as Brid collapsed to 76 all out.

Ninth-wicket pairing Craig Jenkinson and Liam Cousins steered relegation-battling Scalby 2nds to a shock two-wicket win at home to leaders Staithes.

The visitors struggled early on, slipping to 24-5, but Ben Hogarth (55) and Jeff Morrison (24) dug deep to take them to 139 all out, Charlie Geall (3-29) and Tom Hendry (3-33) shining with the ball for the hosts.

Brad Lewis’ 4-37 looked to be steering the pacesetters to victory as Scalby sank to 86-7, but then Cousins hit 39no and Jenkinson 24no to guide the hosts to an unlikely 142-8 with nine overs remaining.

Filey kept the pressure on their promotion rivals with a swift six-wicket win at Fylingdales.

Callum Malone grabbed a stunning 5-23 and Josh Dawson 3-9 as the visitors collapsed to 36-7 and only reaching 78 all out thanks to Noah Wiggins' battling 26.

Ben Rowe’s 49no sealed the win for Filey as they lost four wickets reaching 81 in 17.3 overs.

Great Habton’s resurgence continued with a seven-wicket win at Brompton.

Skipper Tom Fletcher-Varey carried his bat for 86 as the hosts reached 210-7, Piet Rinke adding 42no and Andy Turns 32.

Mark Aconley’s stunning 10? not out, with assistance from Ryan Vance (3??no) and Damien Cook (33) helped them to 214-3 in 39.4 overs.