Knights Norfolk League: Hethersett & Tas Valley made sure of a Norfolk League championship and promotion double on Saturday.The first team wrapped up the Division Two title with a nailbiting win at Shipdham.
Knights Norfolk League: Hethersett & Tas Valley made sure of a Norfolk League championship and promotion double on Saturday.
The first team wrapped up the Division Two title with a nailbiting win at Shipdham. Richard Ellis made 75no and his brother, Matt, hit 74 as Hethersett just managed to defend a total of 199, winning by two runs.
The second team enjoyed a slightly more comfortable ride as they clinched the Division Seven crown. John Nash and Russell Cooper each took three wickets and Dave Elverson made 32 in their five-wicket win over Felthorpe.
In Division One, Great Witchingham A remain in the runners-up spot which could yet gain them a place in the Alliance if champions Hales have their appeal turned down after their application for promotion was rejected.
R Sparkes took four for 27 in Great Yarmouth's eight-wicket win at Mattishall in Division Three.
Vauxhall Mallards B's P Wilkins (104no) and D Straw (81) added 141 for the third wicket as they beat Kirkley & Lowestoft Railway A by 111 runs in Division Four. S Cadge claimed five for 23 for Mallards.
Saxlingham A are champions of Division Five despite their one-wicket defeat at the hands of North Elmham.
Billy Bowden and Blake Whyte hit half-centuries for Bradenham A as their win over Cringleford Lodge secured them the Division Six title.
In Division Eight, Beccles B's Alex Stevens was the star performer with six for 22 in their nine-run victory at home Frettenham.
Lowestoft Town B stayed on top of Division 10 with a maximum points victory, thanks to 91 not from Stewart Larter against Hethersett and Tas Valley B. And there were half-centuries for Hardingham A's M Plunkett and Alan Quinton as they beat Hales Colts by 179 runs.
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