Alnwick suffer narrow defeat; local cricket round-up

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Alnwick were just two balls short of the victory against Whickham when Gerhardt Badenhorst hit Jamie Armstrong for four and the visitors took the points in a thrilling final over.

Laurence Reeves had struck a superb 53 not out from just 59 balls as Alnwick set a target of 214/9 but Whickham wicket keeper Samuel Brown proved difficult to dislodge with the bat as he ran up a century in reply.

Scott Richardson’s half century was also a huge factor in their score of 218/8 with just one ball left to send down the wicket, giving them a 29-points in the thrilling two-wicket success.

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Bradley Spiers and Gareth Bateman both hit sixes for Alnwick, who sit in 11th spot in the Division One table.

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Alnwick travel to Swalwell this weekend.

Warkworth went down to a 9-wicket defeat at Bates Cottages in Division Two.

Skipper Michael Phillips and Tristan Parnell both scored 63 each as Warkworth ran up a total of 215 all out in the 50th over but a 92 not out from Ross Symington and 93 not out from Liam Khan took Bates Cottages to 216/1 by the 35th over.

Warkworth take on Benwell & Walbottle at the Castle Green on Saturday.

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Alnmouth & Lesbury seconds were defeated by 46 runs at home to Allendale.

Brian Brooks hit 44 not out in the total of 161 all out as they chased a total of 207 all out set by the visitors.

Brooks also bowled 5-21 in an impressive display for the side who go to Ponteland 2nds on Saturday.

Rock travel to Whitley Bay in Division Four on Saturday following a defeat by Stobswood Welfare.

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Alnwick seconds lost by 94 runs at Bedlington 2nds in Division Five North while Embleton crashed to a 99-run defeat at home to Bates Cottages 2nds.

Embleton slumped to 34 all out with skipper Paul Carss’ 11 the highest – with six walking for ducks – as Akshay Parekh took 6-15 and Ian Nailess 4-13 in just 17.3 overs.

In Division Six North Howick, Alnmouth & Lesbury were defeated by 5 wickets at home to Cramlington 2nds.

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