Scarborough slip to defeat at home to high-flying Beverley Town 2nds

The visitors looked on top at 141-3, but a fine spell from Kieran Rutter (4-56) brought the hosts back into the contest as Town were dismissed for 235, Hayden Williamson taking 3-49.

Danny O’Connor hit 32 and Archie Hammond 25 but Scarborough slipped from 116-4 to 149 all out.

Flixton recorded a 53-run win at home to Brandesburton.

Opener Will Hutchinson (100) and captain Harry Walmsley (76) put on 133 for the third wicket, backed up by Cam Anderson (27) and Ryan Baldry (26), the innings closed on 294 all out.

The Brandesburton reply was headed by Dan Broumpton (71) taking the innings to 241 all out in 49.4 overs. Lee Elvidge took 4-66 and Baldry 3-57.

Promotion hopefuls Seamer won by 16 runs in a cracking match at Sutton-on-Hull.

The visitors slumped to 53-5, but Gary Lawton (36) and Matty Morris (34) ensured they rallied, number 8 bat Luke Horton adding a crucial 40 as they were finally all out for 208 in 35.2 overs.

Matty Morris also sparkled with the ball, taking 3-33, with support from Toby Jones (3-35) and Caeleb Potter (3-35) helping dismiss Sutton for 192.

Scalby slumped to a 129-run loss at Driffield 2nds.

The leaders impressed with the bat, posting 283-5. Gregor Fraser struck 43 and David Morris 25 as Scalby made it to 98-2, but collapsed to 154 all out.

Wykeham suffered a six-wicket loss at Hull Zingari 2nds.

Harry Amstell impressed early on with a run-a-ball 53, Ricky Nock holding the Wykeham innings together with a determined 72 as they posted 209-7.

Zingari eased to a winning 211-4 from just 32.4 overs, Amstell capping a fine day with two wickets.

Ganton remain top of Division 1 after a 136-run win at home to Fylingdales, with Isaac Hatton smashing a stunning 103no for Ganton and Matthew Atkinson a cracking 5-10.

Hatton hammered 20 fours in his 113-ball innings, with support from Edward Lockwood (54no) and Pat Philpot (41) as they posted 231-4. Atkinson’s brilliant five-wicket haul helped dismiss Dales for 95.

Sherburn stay in the promotion race thanks to a four-wicket triumph at home to Great Habton.

Opener John Lumley (57) gave Habton a solid start, but then Daley Wharton took a stunning 5-25 and Kyle Outhart 3-34 as Habton posted 161-8.

In reply, the hosts slipped to 67-4, but Jordan Wharton’s solid 45no sealed the win with 165-6 in 39.1 overs.

Filey won by six wickets at home to Thornton Dale despite a terrific 112 from visiting batsman Daz Ellis.

Dale reached 206-8, Tom Snowden adding 27. William Skene was the top Filey bowler with an impressive 4-54.

Lewis East’s brilliant 72 helped Filey to 207-4 in 39.3 overs, skipper Nathan Robson adding 39no, Harry Pinder 36 and Skene 25.

Ebberston earned a 109-run win at relegation-battling Scalby 2nds.

Jon Mason struck 28 as Scalby reduced the visitors to 71-5, Joe Dunnett fighting back with a 40-ball 50 and Mike Eyre 46no as Ebberston made 208-9, number 10 bat Frankie Beal smashing 27, Charlie Geall claiming 3-45 for Scalby.

James Boyes took three early wickets and Scalby eventually fell to 99 all out, Boyes ending up with 4-34 and Jonty Megginson 3-11.