Goole Town were the visitors to the Norwood Recreation Ground as they took on Beverley Town Cricket Club in the Hunters Y&DSCL Premier Division.
Beverley made light work of Goole Town dismissing them for just 94 as Jamie Roe helped himself to six wickets.
Beverley Town Cricket Club earned full points as they continue to climb away from the relegation positions in the Hunters York & District Senior Cricket League.
Hull Zingari provided the day’s biggest surprise winning at Beverley Town by 100 runs. Guy Martinson (69) top scored in the visitors 262-8, and Jack Storey marked his return to the club with 39
Beverley Town Cricket Club bounced back from the disappointment of last week’s 87 all out to score 196-7 which was enough to beat hosts Bolton Percy by three wickets.
Easingwold and Studley Royal remain in the promotion places in the Hunters York & District Senior League Premier Division while Beverley Town CC drew with Clifton Alliance
Beverley Town Cricket Club second team suffered a seven wicket defeat as they were well beaten by Sewerby.
A strong bowling performance by Sam Welburn and Matthew Saint ensured Beverley Town Cricket Club beat Pocklington at the Norwood Recreation Ground.
This week, Beverley Town seconds hosted Bridlington Town in an important match, as only 10 points separated Beverley in 5th place and Bridlington in 6th.
This week saw Beverley Town seconds make the long trip to Osbaldwick to a game they would be looking to take full points from.
Beverley Town Cricket Club travelled their shortest distance of the season to face Hull Zingari.
Beverley Town Cricket Club remain top in Group A of the Intermediate League thanks to a 8 wicket win over Fenner at the Norwood Recreation Ground.
Beverley Town II, remain unbeaten and moved up to second, as they took the lion’s share of the points from their draw against bottom side Sewerby. Robert Fish made an unbeaten 92 for the home side
Beverley Buccaneers got off to a perfect start in the ECB NatWest Twenty20 as they thrashed the Cottingham Super Chargers by 118 runs at Norwood
Beverley Town picked up their second trophy of the weekend when the Intermediate XI had a resounding success in their Intermediate League play-off final.
All four teams at Beverley Town Cricket Club return to action this weekend including the inform third team.
Sam Welburn was pleased that Beverley Town Cricket Club third team got back to winning ways but stills feels his side need to improve.
Sam Welburn feels his side are not quite out of the title race despite going down to Sutton this weekend at the Norwood Recreation Ground.
Beverley Town Cricket Club 3rd XI entertained Hornsea 2nd XI at the Norwood Recreation Ground beating the bottom side by 100 runs.