- South Dartmoor back to winning ways in cups
- Tom Allin tournament raised more than £5,000 for air ambulance
- Taverners kit bag delivered to Sri Lankan youngsters
- Devon trying to contact the class of 56
- Paceman Tshepo running in Virgin London Marathon
- Five Devon women in Western Storm squad for Kia Super League
- Registration night for all ages at Topsham on Monday
- Lots pouring in for auction at Allin Memorial tournament
- Thames Valley Gentlemen Cricket Club
- Bradninch add Argentinian flavour to Devon League
- Ipplepen youth registration night on Friday
- Final call for Groundsmans first seminar this year
- Devon League official tackling London Marathon for charity
- Bovey on familiar territory in Aaron Printers Cup
- Brockman Cup - Cup Kings lie in wait for holders
- Shepherd Trust helps Kingsbridge build for sustainable future
- DCL - Umpire Appointments 2016 (May 7th - July 2nd)
- Long standing records beaten
- North Devon see off Paignton chase
DIVISION ONE
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TORQUAY extended their winning run at the top of the table to six games with a 30-run win over second-bottom Paignton B.Skipper Joe Thompson top scored with 36, and there were handy chip ins from Miles Caywood (33), Neal Osborn (31) and Nick Watkin (30) in Torquay’s 12-over total of 178 for three.
The Ashworth’s – Conor (33) and Joel (29) – led the Paiognton reply, which ran out of steam at 148.
Thompson’s two overs for 12 runs helped slow Paignton’s response.
Half-centuries from Ashley Harvey and Josh Thomas set Dartington & Totns on course for an 86-run win over Abbotskersewell.
Harvey (57), Thomas (54) and James Howrihane (48) were all among the runs in D&T’s total of 212 for two.
Toby Lovell (40no) and Matt Rendle (26) had the only scores worth noting in Abbots’ 12-over reply of 126 for four.
Paignton A beat Kingsbridge by 48 runs to stay second behind leaders Torquay
George Yates, George Benton and Danny North all made 26s for Paignton, whose top scorer with 30 was Mark Smith.
James Ellis (37) lacked worthwhile support other than from Paignton’s wayward bowling as Kings were bowled out for 105 with 14 balls to go.
Torquay 178-3 (N Soborne 31, M Caywood 33, N Watkin 30, J Thompson 36no), Paignton B 148 (T Blundell 25, J Ashworth 33, C Ashworth 29).
Dartrington & Totnes 212-2 (A Harvey 57, J Howrihane 48, J Thomas 54, J Colegate 25no), Abbotskerswell 126-4 (T Lovell 40, M Rendle 26no, K Beasant 21; J Howrihane 2-36).
Paignton 153 (G Yates 26, M Smith 30, G Benton 26, D North 26; J Rosewarne 2-39), Kingsbridge 195 (J Ellis 37; C Ashworth 2-17).
DIVISION TWO
CHELSTON surrendered their unbeaten record in Division Two when they ran into Stokeinteignhead – although it took something special to do it!Step forward Stoke batter Rob Clarke who clattered a maiden century, the first in the new competition, in his team’s 191 for six.
Chris Harrison’s 26 was as good as it got for Chelston, who were 155 for five when time ran out. Tom Hawkins picked up three for 35.
Ipplepen are the new leaders in Division Two thanks to a one-run win over Kingskerswell.
Noah Wright (65) and Haydn Crocker (35) helped Abbotskerswell B reach 155 all out against Paignton C.
Toby Codd (2-24) helped put the skids under Paignton, who were 117 for five when the overs ran out.
Mark Orchard hit a half century and George Northcott (46no) just missed out on one as Brixham made 167 for two against Harberton.Mark Harvey’s 50 and Ted Waller’s 39 were not enough to get Harberton past 126 for four and they lost by 41 runs.
Brixham 167-2 (M Orchard 51, G Northcott 46, S Worth 29), Harberton 126-4 (M Harvey 50, T Waller 39; M Meech 2-17).
Stokeinteignhead 191 (R Clarke 103, T Hawkins 25; V Kulkarni 3-28, J Tallamy 2-51), Chelston 155 (C Harrison 45, V Kulkarni 26; T Hawkins 3-35).
Ipplepen 129-1 (H Lewis 27, J Norman 25, D Harris 30), Kingskerswell 128 (D Lear 42, E Denega 46; H Lewis 2-28).
Abbotskerswell B 155 (N Wright 65, H Crocker 35), Paignton C 117-5 (M Ashworth 27).