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Cricket 

Leicestershire and Rutland League 

Oakham 1sts went down by 3 wickets at Houghton & Thurnby 1sts, the 2nds losing at home to Sileby Town 3rds by 46 runs. Wakerley & Barrowden 1sts completing the double at the 3rds by 140 runs with captain Chris White just missing out on a 100 with 96.

Uppingham Town 1sts had a 123 run home win over Enderby 1sts. Tom Welch making 117 and was followed up by Scott Green taking 5-40. The 2nds suffered a 10-wicket defeat at Electricity Sports 3rds with the 3rds losing by 67 runs at Barkby United 3rds.

Market Overton 1sts lost by 8 runs at Hallaton Stars 1sts with the 2nds losing at home by 176 runs to Egerton Park 3rds.

Lincolnshire Premier Cricket League  

Burghley Park 1sts beat visitors and leaders of the Premier Division, Sleaford 1sts by 2 wickets. James Laud earlier had taken 5-15. The 2nds won by 8 wickets at Heckington 1sts with Harry Armstrong taking 6-27.

Stamford Town 2nds won by 76 runs at home to complete the double over Heckington 2nds. 

Ketton Sports 2nds fixture was conceded by Boston 2nds.

Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire Premier League Division 3     

Stamford Town 1sts dismissed hosts City of Ely 1sts for 62 to win by 105 runs. 

Rutland League 

In Division 1, Burghley Park 1sts lost at home to second placed City 1sts by 171 runs. Uffington 1sts also losing at home by 3 wickets to Peterborough Town 1sts with Uppingham Town beaten by 6 wickets at top of the table Newborough 1sts.

Oakham 1sts lost by 8 wickets to visitors Pak Azad 1sts in Division 2.

Stamford Town 1sts in Division 3, despite Sam Younger taking six wickets lost at home to Adidda 1sts by 192 runs.

Better news from Division 4 as Ketton Sports 1sts won at leaders Kimbolton 1sts by 8 runs. A result that moves them up to second.

Women’s Cricket

Market Overton 1sts recorded their first win of the season in the East Midlands Women’s Cricket League Division 1 South with a 6 wicket win at Ockbrook & Borrowash 1sts after they were dismissed for 71. 

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