Jarvis ton guides Brompton to home victory against rivals Sherburn

Ben Jarvis was the main man for the hosts with an outstanding undefeated 104 from 147 balls as they posted 216-7.

Harry Edwards clattered 24no from 15 balls and skipper Tom Fletcher-Varey 29. Stuart Pickard snapped up 3-56.

Hunter Lithgow took 3-5 as the visitors were all out for 148.

Number eight bat Ryan Vance’s powerful 73 not out helped Great Habton edge to a one-wicket success at home to Ebberston.

J Campbell-Carter took 3-33 as Ebberston were reduced to 55-5, Ben Lockey’s excellent 84 from 79 balls – including 13 fours and three sixes – the driving force behind the visitors making it to 172-8, sharing a century stand for the sixth wicket with Damian Readman (28).

Habton also struggled to get going with the bat and slumped to 77-7 and 133-9, until Vance’s defiant 73no from 74 balls, including seven fours and four sixes, allied to last-man Campbell-Carter’s 13no in 33 deliveries saw the hosts to a winning 176-9 with four overs to spare. Number 10 bat Jack Corner also hit a crucial 22 in just 16 balls.

William Skene’s great knock of 97 not out and four-wicket haul steered Filey to a 45-run success at home to Scalby 2nds.

Skene struck three sixes and 10 fours as Filey made 211-8.

Tom Hendry battled away with 50 and Aaron Virr 52 but Scalby fell short on 166 all out.

Ganton eased to a seven-wicket win at struggling Thornton Dale.

Mathew Atkinson scooped 3-22, fellow opening bowler Edward Bradley 3-30 and Henry Harrison 3-29 as Dale were dismissed for 133.

Patrick Philpot (38no) and Isaac Hatton (34no) guided Ganton to a triumphant 136-3 in 28.5 overs.

Bridlington 2nds conceded their game at Fylingdales.

Callum Lumsdon’s excellent spell of 5-43 helped steer Cayton to a 104-run win in Division 2 at home to 10-man Mulgrave.

Paul Pennock battled away for 56 and Daz Jones 36 as Cayton posted 182-9, Craig Thompson the top bowler with 4-36 and Kieran Spenceley bagging 3-25.

The visitors slumped to 78 all out in just 14.4 overs, opener Andrew Thompson retiring out on 45.

Scarborough Hospital held on for a thrilling one-run win at Sewerby.

Vitty Thomas struck 58 and fellow opener Salman Yahya 29 for Hospital, Shine Suja adding 28 as the away side posted 229-9.

P Khadatkar took 4-41 and Jithin Joseph 3-33 as the clifftop side fell agonisingly short on 228-8 despite the best efforts of Ian Jones (60), Mike Artley (45) and captain Col Ward (37).

Sean Exley shone with bat and ball as Cloughton worked hard for a four-wicket victory at nine-man Flamborough.

Exley took 3-13 to mop up the tail as Boro fell to 91 all out, Gary Jordan having earlier taking 3-21 before Luke Dixon (41) and Matthew Emmerson (28) had revived the hosts.

Opener Exley was the only visiting batsman to reach double figures with 59no to guide his side to a victorious 92-6, Dixon taking 3-27.

Aron Calvert, Luke Calvert and Charlie Ionascu were the star performers as Forge Valley triumphed by 87 runs at home to Seamer 2nds.

Aron Calvert led the way with a sparkling 87 as Valley were dismissed for 218, skipper Luke Calvert adding 55 and Daniel Taylor 43, Paul Greenhough taking a superb 5-50.

Ionascu was the top bowler for Valley, snapping up 4-29 as Seamer fell well short with 131 all out, Luke Calvert (3-38) and Aron Calvert (2-11) also playing their part. Dave Lawty hit 36 and Joe Tiffany 29 for the visitors.

Settrington conceded their game at Staithes 2nds.