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Alderley Edge Take Lead, Now Only 3 Points Separate Top 4 ALDERLEY EDGE Have Deposed Toft and Taken the Lead in the ECB Premier League for the First Time Cheshire County Cricket League 2015 NEWSLETTER: WEEK 15 - J25 / 26 ​ Alderley Edge take lead, now only 3 points separate top 4 ALDERLEY EDGE have deposed Toft and taken the lead in the ECB Premier League for the first time. ​ ​ They did so with a four wickets win over Bramhall, while Toft were held to a losing draw by Grappenhall, Hyde trounced Marple and Nantwich won a thriller at Chester Boughton Hall to leave just three points separating the top four clubs. Consistent Alderley replied with a comfortable 187­6 (Richard Wilkinson 65, Alan Day 60, Rupes Kitzinger 4­41) to Bramhall’s 185­9, Dan Lamb 75, Charlie Reid 3­38. Match of the day was a close and low­scoring affair at Chester where Boughton Hall were restricted to a modest 170, which th would have been 64 less but for a stubborn 10 ​ wicket stand between Alex Kegg, 40 and Harry Killoiran 37 not out. Their ​ colleagues had no answer to the pace of in­form, Jimmy Warrington, who took 8­68. The Dabbers replied with 174­9, but only after a match­winning last wicket stand of 12 between Lancashire’s Liam Livingstone who wound up with 93 not out and the aforementioned Jimmy Warrington, a vital 0 not out. Jack Williams claimed 4­54 for CBH, now rank outsiders for honours. Champions Hyde made it seven wins in eight in a one sided game at Marple, bowling the home side out for 61, Dan Woods continuing his superb form with 7­26. Hyde knocked the runs off in 8.4 overs at 65­2. Toft took a miserly eight points from a losing draw at home to Grappenhall, the second week in succession they have struggled against lowly opposition. Iun a fine tlally of 272, Rick Green hit 73, James McCoy 60 and Albert Wilkinson 50, Rob Jones claiming 5­62. Toft reached 192­8 in reply, Jones 51, Henry Hughes 44 and Ed Stubbs a match­saving 33 not out against an onslaught from Gaz Burns, 5­48. Cheadle produced another bright performance and could stave off relegation on current form. They restricted Neston to 162, debutant Dominic Smith 58, Dan Brown 6­46, responding with 163­5, led by skipper Paul Sperring’s 66 and 49 to Drew Carswell. Simon Mugarva took 3­59 for Neston who badly need to start winning. Bowdon suffered a lapse in form, beaten by five wickets at South Downs Road by Macclesfield, for whom veteran Rob Porter was the stand out player. Carl Hey, 69 top­scored in Bowdon’s 164, Porter 6­46, Macc replied with 165­4, Porter 51 not out. Rick Halkon’s 9-32 keeps Sale top RICK HALKON produced the League’s best bowling performance of the season with a return of 17.2­8­32­9, including a hat­trick to rout Middlewich and keep his side nine points clear at the top of Division One. Middlewich were ousted for 88 and ​ ​ Sale’s reply of 91­2 included 46 not out from Ian Dixon. Timperley stay hard on their heels after a 145­run victory over Didsbury, who have gone right off the boil. Mike Ness top­scored with 56 in Timpers’ 220­5, then Didsbury were bowled out for 75 in 22 overs by lethal pair Jack White, 5­36 and Chris Page 3­28. Oulton Park’s chase is hotting up and they made short work of Cheadle Hulme at Little Budworth after dismissing them for 140, Andy Hards 5­61. Oulton replied with 141­1, Nick James 56 not out, Martyn East 52. Oxton pulled off an impressive win at Urmston, thanks largely to Sri Lankan all­rounder Gayan Fernando. With Shaaiq Choudhry scoring 68, Fernando assisted with 59 as Oxton totalled 198­8, Matt Parkinson 4­66. Urmston fell 18 runs short at a gallant 180, Chris Turner 46, Fernando steaming in for 24 overs to return 7­88. Tattenhall’s 10 wickets win at The Flacca over Davenham was a surprise as they started the game below their visitors and the match was played on one of groundsman Brian Jarrard’s near­perfect pitches. After Mark Greaves’ 33, Davenham slumped to 95 all out against an attack in which Dave Shewring (3­21) had the best figures while the real stars were in the field where Callum Wilson and Dan Power took the eye. Tatters knocked off the runs at 98­0 in 17 overs, Glen Coppack 56, Jack Harding 33. With a finish little after 5 pm what a waste of a glorious afternoon on a ground which is literally a breath of fresh air! Arguably the two best batsmen in the division both scored centuries in the drawn game between Weaverham and Christleton. Kiwi Mitch Renwick clocked an unbeaten 122 ­ his fourth century ­ in a Christleton tally of 280­6, enjoying a 128 fourth wicket stand with Ben Patterson, 59. Weaverham made a go of it and reached 250­8, largely due to 112 from Antiguan Wilden Cornwall while an unbeaten 34 by Kevin Douglas ensured against a late defeat. ​WEEK 15 NEWSLETTER: p2 ​Warrington lead by 50 points WARRINGTON stretched their lead to 50 points in Division Two after another successful run chase, this time at ​ ​ home to Stockport. The Cale Green men posted 174­9, Nathan Green 4­59 and Warrington made it comfortably at 178­5, the consistent Adam Green top­scoring with 77. Alvanley’s win at Bollington improves their chances of avoiding the drop and sets their promotion­seeking opponents back. Steve Gee top scored with 81 in Alvanley’s 217­8, Bolly being bowled out for 141, Stuart Plant 44, Jason Eccleston 6­28. Upton are mounting a serious challenge and their win by seven wickets at Irby sets them up for a late charge. Irby were all out for 108, Greg Shillinglaw 43, Gary Dixon a best of the day 6­22, to which Upton responded with 108­3, James Williams 52. Mobberley beat Northwich by four wickets at Church Lane after their hosts had closed on 183­8, James Gittings 45. Charlie Nield top­scored with 59 as his side made it with four wickets in hand. Brooklands continue to go well, but they had a struggle to beat Congleton by one wicket at Georges Road after their South Cheshire visitors had posted 163­8, Max O’Sullivan 43, Mark Law 4­31. Brooklands edged home at 164­9, A.J. Hart 77 not out enjoying a last wicket stand with an injured colleague. Bredbury St. Mark’s spirited struggle to avoid the drop brought them a losing draw at Widnes, who declared on 248­4, Luke McCoy 101 not out. Bredbury got to 173­8, James Barber 72 not out, James Menzies 4­72. ​ SATURDAY’S DETAILED SCORES ECB Premier League ALDERLEY EDGE (25 pts.) beat BRAMHALL (won toss, 6 pts.) by 4 wickets Bramhall 185­9 (55 overs: D Lamb 78, C Reid 3­38); Alderley Edge 187­6 (49 overs: R. Wilkinson 65, A Day 60, R. Kitzinger 4­41). BOWDON (won toss, 5 pts.) lost to MACCLESFIELD (25 pts.) Bowdon 164 (54 overs: C. Hey 69, R Porter 6­46); Macclesfield 165­4 (40 overs: R Porter 51no, T Parfett 42no, J. Birchall 30). CHESTER BOUGHTON HALL (won toss, 8 pts.) lost to NANTWICH (25 pts.) by 1 wicket Chester 170 (55 overs: A. Kegg 40, H Killoran 37no, J Warrington 8­68); Nantwich 174­9 (39 overs: L. Livingstone 93no, J. Williams 4­55). MARPLE (0 pts.) lost to HYDE (won toss, 25 pts.) by 8 wickets: Marple 61 (29 overs: S Harbinson 15, D Woods 7­26); Hyde 65­2 (8.4 overs: D Berry 23, E. Young 2­11). NESTON (6 pts.) lost to CHEADLE (won toss, 25 pts.) by 5 wickets: Neston 162 (53 overs: D. Smith 48, D Brown 6­46); Cheadle 163­5 (51 overs: P. Sperring 66, D Carswell 49, S Mugava 3­59.) TOFT (8 pts.) drew with GRAPPENHALL (won toss, 14 pts.) Grappenhall 272 (55 overs: R Green 73, J McCoy 60, A Pennington 50, R Jones 5­62); Toft 192­8 (55 overs: R. Jones 51, H Hughes 44, E. Stubbs 33no, G Burns 5­48). Division One OULTON PARK (won toss, 25 pts.) beat CHEADLE HULME (4 pts.) by 9 wickets: Cheadle Hulme 140 (45 overs: D Tantis­Hall 35, A Hards 5­61); Oulton Park 141­1 (23 overs: N James 56no, M East 52). WEEK 15 NEWSLETTER: p3 Div. 1 results contd … SALE (won toss, 25 pts.) beat MIDDLEWICH (0 pts) by 8 wickets Middlewich 88 (38 overs: J Williams 33, R Halkon 9­32 inc. hat­trick); Sale 92­2 (17 overs: I Dixon 46no). TATTENHALL (won toss, 25 pts.) beat DAVENHAM (0 pts.) by 10 wickets: Davenham 95 (34 overs: M Greaves 33, D. Shewring 3­21); Tattenhall 98­0 (17 overs: G Coppack 55no, J. Harding 33no). TIMPERLEY (25 pts.) beat DIDSBURY (2 pts.) by 145 runs: Timperley 220­5 (50 overs: M Ness 56, C. Grindley 43); Didsbury 75 (22 overs: J. White 5­36, C. Page 3­28). URMSTON (won toss, 6 pts.) lost to OXTON (25 pts.) by 18 runs: Oxton 198­8 (50 overs: S. Choudhry 68, G. Fernando 59, M. Parkinson 4­66); Urmston 180 ( overs: C Turner 46, G. Fernando 7­88 ) WEAVERHAM (7 pts) drew with CHRISTLETON (won toss, 14 pts.) Christleton 280­6 (50 overs: M. Renwick 122no, B..Patterson 59, W. Cornwall 3­98); Weaverham 250­8 (50 overs: W Cornwall 112, K Douglas 33no, J.
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