Weekend Round-Up

Rampant Welbeck make it six of the best.

Welbeck Colliery continued their excellent form with their sixth straight win to remain at the head of the table as they cruised to a seven-wicket victory against Kiveton Park.

Kiveton won the toss and batted first but were dismissed in the 50th over for 188 with only Adam Dutton catching the eye with 74. Welbeck's bowling attack has been in good form all season and this continued with Jonathan Ball grabbing 6-45 from 13 overs, with excellent support from Richie Bentley (3-37).

The home side overcame this below-par score for the loss of three wickets inside 45 overs with Matt Higgins leading the charge with an unbeaten 88 and Robert French chipping in with 30.

Clifton are now in second despite losing their 100% record when they secured a winning draw at Papplewick.

The visitors batted first and will have been content with their knock when they closed on 259-9, with Dan Birch (91) and Scott McNeill (30) doing much of the damage.

Papplewick got within 30 runs of the total in a closely-fought game when they replied with 233-8.

They were in the game thanks to 68 from Alex Lloyd and 50 from Chris Briggs. For Clifton, Paul McMillan returned his best Premier League figures in taking 4-35 with Alex Turner providing support with 3-50.

West Indian Cavaliers dropped from second to third after suffering a three-wicket loss away at Kimberley.

The Cavs batted first and may have thought that 282-5 would have been enough to at least avoid defeat. The architects of this total were the Afzaal brothers, with skipper Usman scoring his second ton of the season (111 off 96 balls) and Aqib playing second fiddle with 80.

His opposite number Sam Ogrizovic followed suit with exactly 100 from 125 balls as the home side reached their target with one ball to spare for the loss of seven wickets with Andrew Platts hitting 45 and Jon Terry 44. Alex Tudor returned 3-72 for the Cavaliers.

The Nottinghamshire Academy consolidated their fourth place when they inflicted the sixth straight defeat on home side Belvoir.

The county side's batting has been their powerhouse this season and that continued at Knipton when they declared after 44 overs on 255-3.

Tom Rowe and Sam Wood have been in fine form and they both continued the trend with 91 and 85 respectively. The declaration was vindicated when they needed 51 overs to dismiss the home side for 169, despite 58 from James Needle and 53 from Tom Neville.

Mansfield Hosiery Mills grabbed an impressive seven-wicket home victory against Cuckney.

The visitors had first dig and posted 250-6. Richard Stroh (39), Elliott Hind (35) and Will Butler (64) all chipped in to the total and Kyle Garside starred with the ball for Mansfield in securing 4-55.

Hosiery Mills overcame this total in the final over for the loss of only three wickets with runs from Paul Burdett (78), Sudesh Fernando (63*) and James Fraser (39*).

Notts Academy 255-3 dec in 44 overs (20 pts) beat BELVOIR 169-in 51 overs (3 pts). For Notts Academy: T Rowe 91, S Wood 85. For Belvoir: J Needle 58, T Neville 53.

Wollaton 220-9 in 50 overs (17 pts) drew with CAYTHORPE 217-7 in 50 overs (10 pts).For Wollaton: E Savill 41, T Young 43, D Smith 47 and 3-51. For Caythorpe: S Randall 3-56, J Hindson 4-67 and 37, S Allcoat 76.

WI Cavaliers 282-5 in 50 overs (7 pts) lost to KIMBERLEY 285-7 in 49.5 overs (18 pts). For WI Cavaliers: U Afzaal 111 (10x4, 7x6, 96 balls), A Afzaal 80, A Tudor 3-72. For Kimberley: S Ogrizovic 100 (9x4, 2x6, 125 balls), A Platts 45, J Terry 44.

Cuckney 250-6. in 50 overs (5 pts) lost to MANSFIELD H.M. 253-3 in 49.1 overs (18 pts). For Cuckney: R Stroh 39, E Hind 35, W Butler 64. For Mansfield HM: Kyle Garside 4-55, P Burdett 78, S Fernando 63*, G Curtis 34, J Fraser 39*.

Clifton 259-9 in 50 overs (17 pts) drew with PAPPLEWICK 233-8 in 50 overs (10 pts). For Clifton: D Birch 91, S McNeill 30, P Macmillan 4-35, A Turner 3-50. For Papplewick: A Lloyd 68, J Wakeling 31, C Briggs 50.

Kiveton Park 188 in 49.1 overs (4 pts) lost to WELBECK 192-3 in 44.5 overs (20 pts). For Kiveton Park: A Dutton 74. For Welbeck: J Ball 6-45, R Bentley 3-37, M Higgins 88*, R French 30.

Result is given in order of team batting first. Uppercase characters indicate home side.

 

 

Wollaton move out of the bottom three as Caythorpe fall short

Wollaton moved out of the bottom three in the Nottinghamshire Cricket Board Premier League for the first time this season after a thrilling winning draw under gloomy skies at Caythorpe.

Caythorpe had the game within their grasp after Wollaton dropped three catches – two off successive balls. But the home side threw it away with some poor shot selection as the overs ran out.

They will also rue their seven wides and two no balls and their failure to turn several casual singles into two runs.

Remarkably, Caythorpe are still sixth in the table, despite failing to win a match to date.

Caythorpe won the toss and asked the visitors to bat first in chilly, windy and overcast conditions.

Wollaton's total of 220-9 was laudable in the circumstances.

It owed much to openers Dave Smith and skipper Ed Savill, in his last season with the club before he leaves the area. He will be missed.

Savill made a patient 41 before he was trapped lbw by veteran spinner Jimmy Hindson, while Smith was three short of a deserved half century when he holed out to Josh Mierkalns in the deep off the other spinner, Stephen Randall.

Owen (4) was bowled by Randall, while Young hit a useful 43 before he was unluckily run out, backing up, when the diving Hindson deflected a straight drive back onto the stumps.

Bentley hit a rare four, but was well taken by Mierkalns next ball to leave Wollaton on 200-6.

Keely (28) was caught and bowled by Hawley and Ian Dodd was easily caught by Hemmings off Hindson.

King will be disappointed with his dismissal, when he was well held by Shafique, waist high, off Randall, trying to get off the mark with a big hit.

Hindson then comprehensively bowled Goodrich to finish with figures of 4-67. Randall took 3-56 and Hawley 1-22.

Caythorpe started their replay at a snail's pace. Welton, still to find his touch this season, went with the score on ten after four overs. He was snapped up by Goodrich off Owen without scoring.

Wollaton old boy Steve Allcoat finally got the scoreboard moving with a square cut for four as the home side struggled to 22-1 off the first 11 overs.

Allcoat then produced the shot of the day, a glorious cover drive for four, to force a change in the bowling.

Hawley was content to play second fiddle to Allcoat, who looked in good nick and they took the score along to 90-1 off 25 overs.

Hawley hit the first ball after drinks for four but was bowled next ball by Smith for 23.

At 118-2 Caythorpe looked well set to win and their biggest worry was would Jean, the tireless tea lady for over 30 years, run out of milk? (She got through 12 pints during the day).

Smith, having a fine match, then struck again, bowling Oldham for nine.

But the turning point came when key-man Allcoat was caught by Dodd, off the same bowler, for 76.

Nevertheless, at 157-4, it left Caythorpe only needing to score 34 to win off 30 balls.

But Hartley (15) threw his wicket away, hitting new spinner Keely straight to Smith (3-51). And then Hindson, well placed on 37, went for a big hit against Keely (2-20) but only picked out Bembridge coming in from the boundary.

A lot now rested on Mierkalns, who is recovering from a serious illness. But he was comprehensively bowled by Owen (2-50) for only seven leaving Caythorpe struggling on 202-7.

In the end Caythorpe were left needing to score 17 off the last over, in poor light, to win.

It was mission impossible, but they certainly gave it a good go as Cope took ten off the first three balls, including a six that just cleared the fielder on the boundary.

In the end they came up just short on 217-7, helped by 35 extras.

Wollaton certainly kept "celebrity" scorer Anne Cusworth busy with a staggering 20 wides.

Cusworth, who is also scorer at Trent Bridge, has been at Caythorpe since 2000.

"The lady who scored was moving away and I was asked to fill in for the last four weeks of the season," she said. "I was hooked and the rest, as they say, is history.

"I went on a course to learn how to do it properly, where I met my mentor, the late Gordon Stringfellow.

"He was a brilliant man and I decided I wanted to be like him.

"I got my big chance when he asked me to fill in for him in the NatWest Trophy match at Lord's. I almost dropped the phone when he called, I thought he must be joking, because I'd never even been to Lord's."

It made Anne the first officially appointed lady to score at Lord's. And she went one better when she scored in the recent international between England and Bangladesh at Trent Bridge.

Keyworth move back to the top thank to club stalwart

Keyworth moved back to the top in D after club stalwart Rob Baker and Dave Strong took four West Bridgfordians wickets apiece to dismiss them for 151.

Keyworth also held on to all their catches, eight in total. After the break, Geoff Tindsley (61) and Ted Elliott (37) paved the way for an eight-wicket win.

Teams in D may rue the day that Nick Silverwood returned to Bottesford.

Bramcote made 141 with all rounder Pete Hollingsworth firing 67, but this proved no obstacle for Silverwood, who struck an unbeaten 91 in 22 overs.

Hucknall II's batsmen were at it again in E with Ian Lobb (101) passing 300 runs for the season. Lee Smith weighed in with 79 and the home side's 287 was 201 too many for struggling Caythorpe III, who had little answer to the consistent Graeme Lake (4-21).

In the local derby, Farndon blasted 278 through in-form Daniel Hubbard (78), Martin Hill (50) and the entertaining Andrew Duckmanton (40).

Newark R&M II never seriously threatened for victory and made do with 194-5.

Epperstone (182) may be bottom in F, but they pushed leaders Kinoulton all the way.

Anthony Aduhene fired a fifty for the losers and the game was hanging in the balance right until the final over when Shaun Campbell (49*) hit the winning boundary off the first ball.

After two consecutive defeats, Ravenshead got back to form, hammering Whatton and Aslockton (73) by eight wickets.

The visitors could only muster nine players last week and looked out of sorts again with Numan Shafiq, Alistair Fearn and Saddiq Mohammed all claiming three wickets.

In G, East Leake (78) suffered a nasty reversal at Burton Joyce. Darren Smith took 5-21, making it 11 wickets in a fortnight.

Two of the early front runners met at Lenton Lane and it was Unity II (165) who just came out on top against Belvoir II (153).

Mark Taylor made 55 and grabbed two wickets for the winners in his first bowl for six years. The real star with the ball though came in the shape of Maneesh Mishra, who took 5-26.

There was a second win of the campaign for Hickling, who restricted winless Underwood to 145. Hickling had the jitters at one stage on 8-3, Matt Thorley taking all three wickets. But there were few further alarms as Ian Welbourn (64*) and Peter Playle (43*) saw the home side through.

There is no change at the top in H after comprehensive victories for both Flintham and Hucknall Rolls II.

After last week's heroics with the ball, it was back to the day job for Flintham's Matt Lyas (73*) who, together with Geoff Peatfield (47*), knocked off the 129 required at home to Lenton Abbey.

Rolls had few problems against West Bridgford Legion (164) with fifties for Graeme Wright and Phil Swannell setting up an eight-wicket success.

Gedling go eight points clear at the top

Unbeaten Gedling Colliery pulled eight points clear at the top of the Newark Alliance after crushing Balderton by eight wickets.

Balderton were shot out for 96, John Esam carrying his bat for 25. Gareth Hayes (4-29) and Ryan Easom (4-33) did the damage.

George Billam (30*), Duncan McKeown (23) and Graham Burton (21*) soon knocked off the required runs as Gedling made it six wins from six matches.

Two teenagers caught the eye in Division Four. Matthew Dean (16) hit 77 and Will Peat (14) scored 76 to help Calverton to 226-3 against Farndon, who finished on 207-8.

Div One: Papplewick & Linby 215-3 (Alex Lloyd 88, Tom Simpson 54, Tom Bowers 50, Richard Copson 4-27) lost to Madni 238-8 (S Ahmed 62); Plumtree 201-7 (Nigel Finney 54, Rob Tapp 41, Michael Tew 38, Alamgir Khan 4-22) bt Clifton Village 113 (Dominic Harvey 3-27); Southwell 136-4 (Sam Johnson 59 & 2-5, Ranjith Shetty 4-26) bt Sleaford 135 (Will Brewster 70, Matt Lyon 2-20).

Div Two: Attenborough 205-6 (Arjun Singh 93*, Tom Murray 46, Martin Raynor 2-24) bt Oxton 168-9 (James Crudgington 34 + 4-41, Ricky Martin 34); Ellerslie 178 (Peter Vladev 76) lost to Bestwood Village 225-7 (Naveed Khan 63); Long Eaton 228-8 (Craig Mellors 59, Tim Taylor 44, Lee Cuthbert 35*, Steve Dyer 3-27) bt Thurgarton 226-6 (Colin Cliff 77*, Josh Downie 54, Ben Powell 42).

Div Three: Clumber Park 202-6 (R Hampstead 44, M Wheatley 43, A Bellamy 5-14, S Fitzpatrick 3-15) bt West Bridgfordians 118 (A Petitt 44, C Watkins 3-23); Fiskerton 182 (Max Danby 73, Ben Carr 62) lost to Caythorpe 240-5 (James Oldham 119, Paul Reddington 70); Kimberley 202-5 (Prabhdip Sidhu 79, Dominic Brown 61, Harry Radcliffe 25) bt Gedling Colliery II 148 (Alex Dermo 43, Chris Jennings 35).

Div Four: Balderton II 137-4 (Stuart Lees 48*, Brett McNamara 39, Peter Lambert 4-28) bt Newark R&M II 136-9 (Kerrigan Richardson 35, Mark Riggott 30); Calverton 226-3 (Matthew Dean 77, Will Peat 76, Scott Andrew 45, Brinsley Kirkham 3-32) bt Farndon 207-8 (Martin Hill 40, Alan Goode 39, David Nixon 37*, Chris Garrard 46); Claypole 149-8 (Matty Taylor 48, Scott Barnsdale 3-17) bt Plumtree ii 148 (Alex Nathanson 35, Ben Gathercole 2-15).

Div Five: Collingham II 101 (David Pipes 37, Ben Faulkner 3-23) lost to Risley 153 (Matt Shaw 55 & 3-9, Lee Collison 32); Nuthall 212-6 (Jason Wooliscroft 98, Tom Buckley 65, Matt Murfin 4-11) bt Lowdham 163 (J Woodhall 41, Jamie Manners 34); Wollaton II 206-8 (Alec Corbett 36, Will Tuck 5-16) bt Gotham Village 158 (Kevin Brown 59, Bradley North 57, Josh Hogg 4-52); Colston Bassett w/o KTCC.

Div Six: Beeston & Toton Sycamore 170-7 (Paul Smith 42, Stuart Tideswell 36) bt Rainbow 169 (Badar Digwa 72); Burton Joyce 106-6 (Gavin Baggueley 22, Andy Folkes 2-8) bt Fiskerton II 105 (B Kouthall 27, D Jones 2-19); Sutton Bonington 220 (James Wilks 76, Dave Piggott 58, Sam Smith 4-15) bt Chilwell 79.

Bassetlaw and District Cricket League Results

The Championship: Blidworth (4) 167 (Asanga Weresighe 61, Neil Carter 5 for 28) lost to Anston (20) 173-5 (Jon Plant 45, Michael Norbury 43, Richard Smith 3-34) by five wickets; Farnsfield (20) 195-8 (Lewis Bramley 41, Mark Hanson 37, Curtis Mitchell 33) beat Thoresby Colliery (3) 126 (Dave Loveridge 6-33, Adam Tillcock 3-20) by 69 runs; Killamarsh (0) 126 (Eranga Gangoda 54, Jason Hill 6-22) lost to North Wheatley with Leverton (20) 129-1 (Jon Loates 68*, Dave Waller 44*) by nine wickets; Notts & Arnold Amateur (2) 131 (Ian Flood 45, Rob Power 5-15) lost to Marshalls (20) 132-6 (Haydn Green 36) by four wickets; Glapwell (20) 207-5 (Danny Bircumshaw 40, Matt Hall 55*, Rob Davison 32) beat Retford (2) 114 (Edward Tofts 36, Luke Smith 3-23, Matt Hall 3-20, Matt Goodwright 3-12) by 93 runs; Ordsall Bridon (5) 193 (Rob McLeod 43, Stuart Parkin 48, Chad Keegan 4-47, Connor Smith 3-28) lost to Worksop (20) 195-5 (Steve Bentley 72*, Vipinial Manikoth 39) by five wickets.

Division 1: Clumber Park (20) 259-7 (Dave Beard 70, Gareth Beard 43, Chris Ward 53, Anthony Stoneman 31*, Tom Hemmings 4-68) beat Caythorpe 2nd (4) 127 (C. Baker 46, Andrew Staszkiewicz 30, Adam Bellamy 3-13, Ross Stallworthy 3-0) by 132 runs; Papplewick & Linby 2nd (17) 257-6 (Ed Somekh 80, Robin Rhodes 112) drew with Cuckney 2nd (6) 141-7 (Ben Wilson 39*, Gareth Blinkhorn 3-32); Harthill (17) 232 (Ian Briggs 40, Danny Anthony 42, Jamar Griffith 102, Aaron Rhodes 3-50) drew with Edwinstowe (10) 183-8 (Pete Colbourne 44, Gary Wilson 44*, Rob Hartley 3-42); Mansfield & Pleasley (16) 159 (Ian Woodall 30, Scott Powell 54, Dave Nicholson 3-47, Denovan Ekstraal 3-40) drew with Newark/Ransomes (5) 136-9 (Rob Matchett 43, Carl Wilkinson 3-39); Whitwell (20) 285-6 (Tom Griffith 46, Tom Chester 83, Dave Hall 59, Jon Shaw 3-51) beat Everton (6) 180 (Gareth Campion 36, Tom Eldread 32, Mark Anthony 33, Greg Searston 3-33, Lewis Robinson 4-61) by 105 runs; Welbeck 2nd (2) 120-8 (Umar Zamman 4-19) lost to West Indian Cavaliers 2nd (16) 123-3 (Harris Butt 56*) by seven wickets.

Division 2: Clipstone (20) 248-4 dec (Craig Brittlebank 121*, Dale Shepherd 84*) beat Teversal (1) 93 (Lee Wilson 5-38) by 155 runs.; Mansfield Hosiery Mills 2nd (3) 155 lost to Glapwell 2nd (20) 158-3 by seven wickets; Firbeck (3) 135 lost to Grassmoor (20) 136-5 by five wickets; Retford 2nd (0) 39 lost to Lea Park (20) 40-2 by eight wickets; Ordsall Bridon 2nd (4) 211-5 (Simon Bingham 65, Henry Appleyard 59) lost to Thoresby Park (18) 213-2 (Paul Hulme 107, S. Hall 70*) by eight wickets; Farnsfield 2nd (4) 157 (Glyn Edwards 47, Liam Delaney 33, James Moss 5-34) lost to Wiseton (20) 161-6 (Matt Loates 63) by four wickets.

Division 3: Clay Cross Works (6) 154 (Andrew Parker 42, Paul Marsk 35, S. Smith 3-15, Peter Radford 3-51) lost to Sherwood (20) 155-9 (M. Cooper 33, David Crabtree 4-28, Andrew Mosley 3-27) by one wicket; Edwinstowe 2nd (0) 65 (John Cushing 5-23, Alex Gilbert 3-1) lost to Kiveton Park 2nd (20) 67-1 (Alex Gilbert 52*) by nine wickets; Anston 2nd (6) 224-8 (Anthony Roddis 145, Adrian Spray 4-72) lost to Mansfield & Pleasley 2nd (19) 226-5 (Dave Williams 74*, Matthew Spooner 63, Gary Smedley 39*) by five wickets; Worksop 2nd (2) 139 (Tim Smith jnr. 48, Andy Kendall 40, Oliver Rossington 5-14, Andy Woodcock 3-17) lost to Milton (20) 143-3 (Oliver Rossington 52*, Chris Nicholl 34) by seven wickets.; Notts. & Arnold Amateur 2nd (3) 151 (Greg Martin 35, Michael Rann 32, Stuart Evans 6-39, Brian Woods 3-18) lost to Thoresby Colliery 2nd (20) 152-4 (Stuart Evans 84*, Liam Webb 3-42) by six wickets; Welbeck 3rd (20) 246-5 (Rob Higgins 114, James Spitzer 41, C Martin 4-74) beat Nomads (2) 119 (J Singleton 31, Chris Mitchell 5-51) by 127 runs.

Division 4: Blidworth 2nd (5) 220-4 (John Harrison 41, P. Wass 53, Chris Spence 47*, Sean Cope 42*) lost to Basford Mill (17) 221-4 (Glynn Morgan 50, Kevin Bethell 61, Gavin Childs 38*, Leigh Overton 3-70) by six wickets; Everton 2nd (20) 187 beat Wadworth (5) 122 by 65 runs; Marshalls 2nd (4) 151 (Jack Senescall 46, Adam Smith 4-37, Dave Smith 3-24) lost to Woodsetts (20) 153-5 (Carl Jones 55*, Leigh Street 3-55) by five wickets; Rose Leisure (3) 173 , lost to Bawtry (20) 175-2 by eight wickets; Killamarsh 2nd (20) 224-7, beat Teversal 2nd (3) 58 by 166 runs; Whitwell 2nd (4) 139-9 (Craig Sadler 41, George Thomas 38, V. Sanoop 3-29, Simon Cope 3-13) lost to Waleswood (18) 140-8 (Ryan Bothamley 33, S. Kalyan 35, Jack Crowch 3-41, Dave Jessop 3-22) by two wickets.

Division 5: Clumber Park 2nd (20) 147-7 beat East Drayton (3) 109 by 38 runs; Mansfield HM 3rd (6) v Cuckney 3rd (6) match abandoned, ground unfit; Misterton (20) 221-7 beat Grassmoor 2nd (3) 41 by 180 runs; Notts & Arnold Amateur 3rd (20) 221 (Sharat Kutty 103, Prasique Vyas 61*, Neil South 4-47, Alex Hudson 3-56) beat Papplewick & Linby 3rd (8) 180 (Tom Simpson 81, Joe Walker 35, C Brindley 6-51) by 41 runs; North Wheatley with Leverton 2nd (16) 215-5 (Nick Purkiss 100*, Dave Phin 32, J. Heathcote 3-47) drew with Milton 2nd (8) 202-5 (Neil. Kaye 36, Stephen Lingley 69*); Thurcroft (5) 161 (Danny Spotwood jnr. 71, Chris Spittlehouse 3-34, Damien Cotterill 3-16) lost to Bilsthorpe (20) 165-6 by four wickets.

Division 6: Anston 3rd (17) 189-9, drew with Newark/Ransomes 3rd (8) 144-8; Bawtry 2nd (1) 96 (Paul Dawson 6-25) lost to Blyth (20) 97-4 (Mark Osborne 32, Sean Harrison 4-35) by six wickets; Rockware Glass (20) 168 (D. Edwards 50, Luke Bryant 4-11, Ash Stoneman 3-49) beat Farnsfield 3rd (5) 121 (Anthony Moore 60, C. Lake 7-42) by 47 runs; Mansfield & Pleasley 3rd (20) 181-4 beat Harthill 2nd (1) 48 by 133 runs; Killamarsh 3rd (3) 95 lost to Todwick (20) 98-7 by three wickets.

Division 7: Anston 4th (17) 203-5 drew with Basford Mill 2nd (6) 157-7; Clumber Park 3rd (2) 139-7 (D. Foulds 59*) lost to Waleswood 2nd (17) 142-4 (Amar Palatla 71) by six wickets; Ollerton (0) 85 (Andrew Pitchford 34, Ali Rhodes 5-26) lost to Edwinstowe 3rd (20) 86-2 (Rob France 60*) by eight wickets; Sherwood 2nd (17) 166-7 drew with Weston (8) 164-9; Shirebrook (2) 112 lost to Notts & Arnold Amateur 4th (20) 113-6 by four wickets; Welbeck 4th (20) 168-9 beat Worksop 3rd (5) 130 by 38 runs.

Division 8: Blyth 2nd (20) 239 (Liam Penrose 53, Richard Baker 46, Matt Osborne 43, Alan Glover 3-54) beat Clumber Park 4th (8) 204 (Matt Lyon 52, John Palfreyman 48, Matt Osborne 3-43, Liam Penrose 3-68) by 35 runs; Harthill 3rd (0) 63 lost to Glapwell 3rd (20) 64-2 by eight wickets; Mansfield HM 4th (5) 130 lost to Milton 3rd (20) 131-9 by one wicket; Mansfield & Pleasley 4th (20) 197-7 beat Newark/Ransomes 5th (3) 72 by 125 runs; South Normanton (20) 218-8 beat Woodsetts 3rd (3) 96 by 122 runs.

South Notts Cricket League Results

Division A: Plumtree (20) 132-2 (Hassan Azad 58*, Michael Tew 42*) beat Notts Unity Casuals (1) 131; HG Carrington Caribs (6) 145 (Sharanga Mirathota 36, Zaheer Rehman 6-66) lost to Hucknall (20) 269 (Scott Harris 71, Richard Greatorex 63, Rob Stewart 34, Josh Buckley 4-48, Robin Maxwell 3-29); Radcliffe-on-Trent (20) 281-6 (Josh Brodie 101, Rob Sutton 96* and 3-49, Michael Bratt 34, Eddie Torr 3-39) beat Ellerslie (6) 259 (Caleb Mierkalns 71, Kane Wilson 65, Daniel Mierkalns 59, Usman Mussafer 3-90); Attenborough (4) 133 (Tom Murray 3-25) lost to Rolls Royce Leisure (20) 135-7 (Shabir Dad 46, Wasim Karim 32, Liaquat Ali 4-27); Southwell (8) 199-9 (Matt Davis 67, James Johnstone 33) losing draw against Balderton (18) 223-5 (Dominic Wiffin 81*, Ian Sellars 48, Alan Jackson 48).

Division B: Clifton Village II (20) 199-3 (James Taylor 84, Richie Harrison 78*) beat Eastwood Town (5) 198-8 (Adam Smith 45, Neil Gregory 43, Mark Smith 35); Calverton (17) 170 (Scott Andrew 77), Ryan Evans 5-39) winning draw against Gedling Colliery (8) 155-9 (Jeff Burton 54, Steve Burton 4-33, Lee Gomersall 3-27); Long Eaton (18) 215-9 (Brett Scothern 83, Andy Edge 66, Craig Mellors 3-23, Ryan Cuthbert 3-27) winning draw against Collingham (10) 193-9 (David Pipes 103, Mick Coote 3-68); West Bridgfordians (20) 185-5 (Andrew Sharp 59, Nick De Villiers 51, Henry Straw 34, Aidan Bell 3-32, Oliver Straw 3-44) beat Plumtree II (5) 184-8 (Chris Mortimer 52, Paul White 46); Gotham Village (20) 110-1 (Gary Kerslake 53*, Paul Blatherwick 3-20, Rob Goddard 3-35) beat Gedling and Sherwood (1) 107 (Chris Blake 35).

Division C: Wollaton II (20) 201-5 (John Gulson 66, Andy Bayley 43, Sunil Shrestha 32) beat Thurgarton (6) 200-6 (Ben Powell 88, Colin Cliff 54, Vic Foulkes 43, Tim Kirkham 3-46); Newstead Abbey and Village (3) 96 (Andy Paulson 3-27) lost to Kimberley Institute II (20) 204-7 (James Mann 41, Anjit Dal 35, James Bailey 3-21); Gedling Colliery II (7) 195-9 (James Crudgington 55) lost to Kirkby Portland (20) 198-8 (Andrew Dallison 65*, Richard Underhill 55, Jonathan Williamson 4-61); Wilsons (7) 156-8 (Imran Shahid 3-57) losing draw against Radcliffe-on-Trent II (17) 237-5 (Jordan Harbottle 66, Iuean Marks-Venables 57*, Paul Richardson 47, Simon Hopson 34 and 3-21); Hoveringham (20) 243-3 (Nick Walton 67, Paul Reddington 62, Ben Lee 54, Brett Lear 4-49, Rashid Akhtar 3-70) beat Attenborough (5) 242-8 (Peter turner 84, Colin McConnell 49, Ben Sheppard 36)

Division D: Bramcote (2) 141-9 (Pete Hollingsworth 67) lost to Bottesford (19) 142-1 (Nick Silverwood 91*, Simon Claricoates 32, Ben Ryder 3-24); Long Whatton (4) 125 (Mark Lester 5-44) lost to Risley (20) 180-8 (George Just 71, Danny Gough 4-29); Willoughby OTW (5) 191 (Rizwan Ahmed 41, Ben Boot 3-47) lost to Thrumpton (20) 220-4 (Aravinden Ilangovan 85*, Joe Richardson 49 and 3-32); Keyworth (20) 152-2 (Geoff Tindsley 61, Ted Elliot 37, Rob Baker 4-32, Dave Strong 4-39) beat West Bridgfordians II (3) 151 (James Belshaw 33).

Division E: Hucknall II (20) 287-8 (Ian Lobb 101, Lee Smith 79, Adam Brown 34*, Graeme Lake 4-21) beat Caythorpe III (3) 86 (Arindam Sood 3-43, Callum Woods 3-51); Fiskerton (20) 133-4 (Ben Carr 51*, Max Danby 40, Richard Drinkwater 6-31) beat Wymeswold (2) 132; Hickling (20) 146-4 (Ian Welbourn 64*, Peter Playle 43*, Charles Hogg 4-37) beat Newark R&M II (6) 194-5 (Matthew Leggett 58, Rob Buckley 47, Jake Harling 30); Ellerslie II (20) 99-3 (Will Shields 36, Eddie George 3-25) beat East Bridgford (0) 95.

Division F: Beeston & Toton Sycamore (4) 165-8 lost to Eastwood Town II (19) 166-4 (Shaun Stocks 34 and 3-33, Dwayne Buckley 3-31, Tom Coupe 39); Ravenshead (20) 74-3 (Peter Smith 30*, Numan Shafiq 3-15, Alistair Fearn 3-23, Saddiq Mohammed 3-26) beat Whatton & Aslockton (0) 73; Epperstone (7) 182-9 (Anthony Aduhene 54, William Burgass 32, Joe Ashton 34, John Santos 3-32) lost to Kinoulton (20) 186-8 (Shaun Campbell 49*, Richard Lumb 44, Tom Richards 38, William Minchin 4-20, Ruman Ashraf 3-38); Chilwell (18) 165-7 (Mohammed Irshad 72 and 4-45, Bhuvanesh Sankanran 33) beat Stanton-by-Dale (5) 160-7 (Matt Puddy 46, Ian Bellamy 3-31); Kirkby Portland II (19) 134-6 (Brett Jones 44, Ashley Severn 4-42) beat Calverton II (3) 133 (Eddie Lee 38, Ahmed Iqbal 3-32).

Division G: Collingham II (19) 174-4 (Charlie Lucas 66, Oliver Wilcox 44, Ben Faulkener 4-30) bt W Bridgfordns III (3) 155 (Andy Jeffrey 40, Alistair Petitt 31, Neil Dudley 4-40); Notts Unity Cas II (20) 165 (Mark Taylor 55, Maneesh Mistra 32 and 5-26) bt Belvoir II (7) 153 (Andy Mitchell 52, Oliver Elson 4-28, Danny Gibson 3-40); Oxton (4) 78 (Rob Willis 30, Steve Newman 4-27) lost to L Eaton II (20) 181 (Ben Middleton 37, Steve Dyer 33, Chris Garratt 3-18); E Leake (2) 78 lost to Burton Joyce (20) 159-7 (Gavin Baguley 37, Darren Smith 5-21, Liam Hartley 3-35).

Division H: Bottesford II (19) 151-9 (Daniel Robinson 3-33, Mike Haskins 3-41) bt Bramcote II (5) 137 (Khalid Rahman 33, Rob Allison 31, Husham Chatter 5-15); Ged/Sherwood II (0) 88 lost to Sutton Bon'ton (20) 279-3 (James Wilks 72, Rob Wilson 66, Luke Woolley 60*, Josh Prentice 49 and 3-12, Mark Sturgess 3-10); Flintham (20) 129-0 (Matt Lyas 73*, Geoff Peatfield 47*, Tom Lyas 6-28) bt Lenton Abbey (1) 128 (Austin Imber 33); RR Leis II (18) 166-2 (Graeme Wright 67, Phil Swannell 57*, Andrew Pearson 3-27) bt W Bridgford Leg'n(4) 164-6 (Simon Whitfield 64*); Snibston Grg(4) 74 (Gary Wainwright 3-23) lost to Ruddington (17) 115.

Division J: Caunton (3) 112 (Tom Eastwood 32, Nathan Suiter 3-35) lost to HG Carrin'n Caribs II (20) 201-8 (Andrew Jackman 71*, A Khalil 40, Jason Elliott 6-36); Thrumpton II (20) 190-9 (Kamran Rasheed 92 and 6-17, Samir Ahmed 32) bt Keyworth II (4) 95 (Phil Dearden 36, Sam Neece 3-33); Bingham (2) 67 (Jack Teague 5-66) lost to Lambley (20) 191-7 (Sam Freeman 45, Stuart Morley 45 and 6-19, Elliott Burnett 44); Basford Hall OB (0) 56 lost to Kimberley Inst III (20) 61-3 (Luke Tantum 41*, Martin Stackhouse 5-11, Alex Beale 3-18); Attenboro' III (20) 214-5 (Richard Henson 116*, Paul Hallam 38*, Matt Ahluwalia 5-19) bt Edingley (1) 83 (Mark Broadhead 33*).

Division K: Clifton Vill III (7) 164 (Jamie Dickinson 37, Andy Barnett 33 and 4-33) lost to Woodboro (20) 191 (Rhys Wyborn 52, Matt Lane 33 and 5-41); Shepshed T III (1) 103 (Chris Chantrill 34) lost to Bees/Tot'n Syc II (18) 104-3 (Ron terry 5-24, Raj Hanspal 3-20, Ifty Ahmed 46*); Underwood II (5) 136 (David Porterhouse 41, Nick Bailey 5-33 inc hat-trick) lost to Newstead Abb/Vill II (20) 137-9; Cotgrave Colly (0) 77 (Sushil Parab 42) lost to Plumtree III (20) 78 (Ross Connelly 50*, Ben Gathercole 4-21, Keith Sheriston 3-23).

Division L: Caythorpe IV (6) 139-7 (Oliver Clarke 60*, Sam Trotman 3-32) lost to Young Lions (18) 238-8 (Raj Bhatti 73, Vinay Landa 40, Hlajeet Swali 3-22); Newark RM II IV (3) 114-8 lost to Hucknall III (18) 115-6 (Tom Shaw 3-18); Stapleford (17) 118 (Neil gelder 35 and 4-20, Dave Cooke 3-21) bt Willoughby o W II (4) 99 (Richard Simpson 3-14, Shakil Taj 3-44); Risley II (13) 206-8 (Stuart Hubbard 71, Jack Hawley 3-41) tied with Radcliffe o T III (13) 206-8 (Addrian Tompkins 103, Ben Bhabra 3-44, Chris Owen-Jones 3-52); Gedling Colly III (18) 152-5 (Michael Fox 66*, Alex Deermo 42, Josh Holmes 3-29) bt L Whatton II (3) 151-9 (Matt Trigg 54).

Division M: Thurgarton II (4) 170 (James Morrow 47, Jack Weldon 3-30) lost to Belvoir III (20) 259-4 (Harry Adams 103*, Steve Cartlidge 72, Mark Ebb 45, Gary Fellows 4-27, Matt Harland 4-49); Radcliffe o T IV (3) 76 (Chris Berrington 4-68) lost to Ellerslie III (20) 221-9 (Michael Wells 67, Phil Lafbery 3-14, Tom Shields 3-17, Jeremy Culley 3-29); Ruddington II (7) 160 (Danny Wilkinson 30, Luke Pullen 30, Bhavan Mistry 5-43) lost to Farndon II (20) 163-9 (Jason Johnson 73*, Kevin Stone 33); Wymeswold II (2) 99 (Andy Gamble 3-42) lost to Chilwell II (20) 185-6 (Mike Croft 98*, Alex Mowforth 4-35, Neil Apajourai 3-23).

Division N: Kimberley Inst IV (20) 74-0 (Tim Wheatley 46*, Daniel Huskinson 6-6, Joe Allport 3-20) bt Flintham II (0) 71 (Russell Dew 37); Whatt/Aslock'n II (20) 169 (Dominic Chamber 100, Steve Walton 4-12, Scott Mooney 3-13) bt Attenboro' IV (5) 108 (Callum Turney 3-30, James Binnie 3-33); Wollaton III (5) 112 (Kieran Fowler 32) lost to Hoveringham II (20) 210 (Matt Brown 69, Mark Melbourne 46, Dave Lee 4-27); Lambley II (20) 147-4 (Paul Wesbury 41*, Mitchell Foster 34, Dwayne Simpson 30*, Khalid Aziz 3-12, Paul Mantle 3-15) bt Lowdham II (4) 146 (Graham Sisson 34); Madni (5) 134 (Aftab Ahmed 38) lost to Breaston (20) 165-9 (Jack Carter 60, Darren Peacock 5-35).

Division P: West Bridgford Legion II (2) 145-9 (Pete Ottewell 41) lost to Great Dalby (19) 147-2 (Mark Childs 60*, Paul Ward 47, John Bartley 4-31, Nathan Picker 3-51), Gedling Colliery IV (19) 120-7 (Tom Smith 3-26) bt Kirkby Portland III (4) 119 (James Chamberlain 49), Stanton by Dale II (1) 102 lost to Poplars (19) 103-5 (Davbid Thompson 30*, Vinay Bendigiri 6-15), Kinoulton II (17) 112-1 (Tom Davies 46, Neil Oxby 42*, Bert Marriott 3-27) bt Collingham III (1) 108-7 (Saleem Butt 50*).

Division R: Sutton Bonington II (0) 29 lost to Beeston Toton Sycamore III (19) 31-0 (Steve Moore 4-115, Tony Beck 3-3), Notts Royals (20) 278-8 (Fareed Hussain 60, Umar Khaliq 56, Abbas Khaliq 47, Mahammed Zubair 46, Mahammed Akbar 4-29, Farooq Hussain 3-38) bt Bingham II (4) 124 (A Beavis 3-28, A Higson 33), Gedling & Sherwood III (17) v Shepshed Town IV (-10) failed to raise a side.

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