Openers Lewis and Horne steer Staithes to home win against Fylingdales
Staithes powered to a 10-wicket home YPLN Beckett Division 1 success against Fylingdales.
Staithes openers Brad Lewis (82no including 13 fours and three sixes) and Callum Horne (85no including 17 fours) steered the hosts to a victorious 190-0 in 23.1 overs.


Jeff Morrison earlier took 3-46 as Dales slipped from 160-4 to 187 all out despite battling knocks from W Barber (37), Nat Parker (33), Barry Heyes (31) and Rob Tucker (30).
Greg Cousins was the all-round hero as Ganton won by 63 runs at home to Brompton.
A brilliant final-wicket stand of 78 between last-man Greg Cousins (49 from 35 balls) and Matthew Atkinson (36no) steered Ganton from 135-9 to 213 all out, Piet Rinke taking 5-51.
Fred Bradley had earlier kept Ganton in the game with an excellent knock of 75 from 51 balls, including 11 fours, rescuing them from 88-8.
Tom Fletcher-Varey hit 44 and tail-ender Ross Triffittt 35no but Brompton fell short on 150 all out, Cousins capping a tremendous all-round day with top Ganton bowling figures of 5-44 in nine overs.
Ebberston bowler Sam Hardie scooped a stunning 5-26 and Joe Dunnett a brilliant 4-8 as they eased to a swift seven-wicket home success against Thornton Dale.
Tom Snowden top-scored for Dale with 25no.
In reply, Ebberston opener Mike Eyre hit 30 as they reached a victorious 89-3 in 29.4 overs.
Filey all-rounder Kieren Gayle’s terrific ton helped his side to a hard-earned 14-run success at Sherburn.
Stu Pickard snapped up 3-31 in 12 overs to send Filey crashing to 52-3, but Geyle, with a superb 103, and skipper Sean Pinder (74no) battled back with a defiant stand of 167 for the fourth wicket as Filey posted 224-4.
Sean’s son Thomas Pinder recorded a stunning spell of 5-27 as Sherburn were all out for 210 despite a battling 70 from D Davidson, 36 from George Wilson and Jack Pickard’s 34.
Great Habton conceded their game at Bridlington 2nds.
Flamborough all-rounder Luke Dixon steered his side to an eight-wicket Division 2 victory at home to derby rivals Sewerby.
Harry Burton was the top Boro bowler with 4-46 as Sewerby slipped from 79-3 to 125 all out, Dixon taking 3-15 in 6.2 overs.
Robin Coates top-scored for the visitors with 35no, Alex Shipley earlier hitting 25.
Dixon then hammered 84no, sharing an excellent undefeated third-wicket stand of 113 with Burton (28no).
Cayton skipper Joel Boyer smashed a brilliant 138 as his team won by 97 runs at neighbours Seamer 2nds.
Veterans Daz Jones (50no) and Simon Glave (35) also helped Cayton rack up 269-4.
Austin Thompson then grabbed 4-31 as Seamer were dismissed for 172, despite an excellent innings of 96 in 84 deliveries, including 17 fours, from Jamie Haxby.
Forge Valley eased to a six-wicket success at a depleted Settrington.
Charlie Baldwin was the pick of the Valley bowlers with 3-28 as Settrington slumped to 77 all out, J Toulson’s 33 guiding them to a winning 80-4 in 20 overs.
Mulgrave conceded their match at home to Cloughton.