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Chester suffer Goodwin loss

2 August 2011

Chester Boughton Hall lost to bottom club Alderley Edge which gave Hyde an opportunity to regain top spot in the ECB Premier League with a seven wickets win at Macclesfield.

Full Story: Cheshire PL

Callington move level

2 August 2011

In the top of the table clash in the Jolly’s Drinks ECB Cornwall Premier League Paul drew at home to Truro.

Full Story: Cornwall PL

Hemphrey and Stickels take Hartley top

2 August 2011

Hartley became the new leaders of the Kent Premier League when a comprehensive win over Tunbridge Wells gave them a single point advantage over Lordswood.

Full Story: Kent PL

Cheers to Boston's party

2 August 2011

Colin and Jonathan Cheer made it a family affair when second placed Boston inflicted the first defeat of the season on Readers Lincolnshire ECB Premier League leaders Bracebridge Heath.

Full Story: Lincolnshire PL

Barnt Green extended their lead at the top of the Premier Division table to 19 points after a five wicket victory at Leamington Spa, while second placed Himley were involved in a close-fought draw with their nearest neighbours Wolverhampton.

Full Story: Birmingham PL

Maiden ton for Academy's Azad

2 August 2011

Hassan Azad posted his first Premier League century for the Nottinghamshire Academy in their losing draw away at Mansfield Hosiery Mills.

Full Story: Notts PL

Horsham crank up title chase

2 August 2011

The Premier League title chase is hotting up in Sussex after Horsham became the new leaders of the Sussex Premier League following their win at Chichester.

Full Story: Sussex PL

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St Anne's Atiq Uz-Zaman in the runs

25 July 2011

St Annes recorded a 12 point victory over Darwen to increase their lead in the Furness Building Society Northern Premier Cricket League (incorporating Readers Cricket Balls).

Full Story: Northern PL