Eccleston maintained their promotion bid in the Moore and Smalley Palace Shield Premier Division at the weekend thanks to a derby day victory.
In reply, Euxton lost wickets at regular intervals with Reece Thomas , Thomas Wilkinson and Cameron Smith all impressing with the ball. Mark Winrow top scored with 28.Their victory was built on a stunning bowling display which saw the visitors all out for a paltry 72.
Cameron Fish took a superb 6-28 and he was given able support by Ryan Roberts, who took three wickets.In reply, Kriston Yearwood guided Pen home inside 16 overs.Adam Sexton’s men were dismissed for an embarrassing 39, with only Hakeem Perryman managing to reach double figures. Antony Wilson was the pick of the bowlers with 4-21, but there were two wickets apiece for Bobby Bithell, Jamie Hogarth and Justin Banks.
In reply, K&W knocked off the runs inside 10 overs for the loss of two wickets as Banks finished unbeaten on 18.made it 11 wins out 11 by overwhelming Thornton Cleveleys by eight wickets at Illawalla after Jack Wilkinson took 4-22 to help dismiss the hosts for 103. Second-placed Great Eccleston were five wicket victors at Torrisholme. Alexander Rhodes was the star of the show for Great Ecc, taking 6-28.
Luke Pearson and Gareth Pedder both hit half-centuries as Morecambe defeated Barrow. Shane Burton took four wickets.
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