Bridgnorth CC 1st XI v Coleshill (Home)
Bridgnorth 1st XI (169-7) beat Coleshill (165-9) by 3 wickets
Batting: M. Martin 59*, J. Whitney 32, A. Carson 23, G. Mumford 23.
Bowling: T. Weaver 3-32, J. Whitney 3-41, A. Leather 2-11.
Matt Martin was named as HQ Sports Bar Man of the Match as Bridgnorth consolidated their second place in the Birmingham Cricket League third division, with an exciting victory on Saturday.
Martin continued his fine form with an unbeaten 59 as the Cricket Meadow men won by three wickets with 10 deliveries to spare.
Coleshill totalled 165-9 after having struggled at 67-5 at one stage, with Tom Weaver (3-32), Jono Whitney (3-41) and Andy Leather (2-11) sharing the wickets.
Bridgnorth looked in trouble at 67-4, but good innings from Jono Whitney (32) and Andy Carson (23) helped to rescue the situation before Gaz Mumford (23) added 56 with Martin.
Bridgnorth CC 2nd XI v Old Elizabethans (Away)
Bridgnorth 2nd XI (213) lost to Old Elizabethans (217-7) by 4 runs
Batting: H. Davies 57, R. Hughes 45, G. Lewis 30, C. Goodwin-Tindall 29.
Bowling: S. Caine 3-65, G. Edwards 2-25.
Bridgnorth 2nd XI fielded a young side on Saturday, who ended up just four runs short on their travels to Old Elizabethans, who won with just three deliveries to spare.
Steve Caine (3-65) and Glenn Edwards (2-25) were among the wickets for Bridgnorth.
Bridgnorth chased after the runs and were given a good start by Conor Goodwin-Tindall (29), while Rob Hughes (45) and Greg Lewis (30) provided the prelude to a big-hitting innings from Henry Davies (57), who was run out trying to keep the strike.
Bridgnorth CC 3rd XI v Guilsfield (Home)
Bridgnorth 3rd XI (125-3) beat Guilsfield (124) by 7 wickets
Batting: E. Lewis 73*, A. Mooney 39*.
Bowling: E. Lewis 2-30, C. Wallis 3-29, T. Baugh 2-9, B. Leather 2-10.
A superb innings from Ed Lewis, who smashed an unbeaten 73 off only 28 balls, including nine sixes and three fours, saw Bridgnorth 3rd XI achieve Shropshire League success on Saturday.
Guilsfield were skittled for 124 with youngsters Lewis (2-30), Cam Wallis (3-29), Tom Baugh (2-9) and Ben Leather (2-10) sharing the wickets. Martin Jones was unbeaten on 45 for the home side.
Bridgnorth lost three quick wickets in reply before Andrew Mooney (39 not out) was joined by Lewis for the winning partnership.
Bridgnorth CC 1st XI v Old Wulfrunians (Away)
Bridgnorth 1st XI (270) beat Old Wulfrunians (150) by 120 runs
Batting: J. Whitney 106, G. Lewis 55, D. Exall 46, C. Goodwin-Tindall 26
Bowling: A. Thomas 2-32.
Jono Whitney was the star in Bridgnorth's win on Sunday with 106, sharing a big opening stand with Dave Exall, who made 46.
Other main contributors were Greg Lewis (55) and Conor Goodwin-Tindall (26) who helped the lower order boost the total.
Old Wulfs were bowled out for 150 with Alex Thomas (2-32) removing the top order before the rest of the wickets were shared.
Bridgnorth CC 2nd XI v Old Wulfrunians (Home)
Bridgnorth 2nd XI (176-0) beat Old Wulfrunians (175) by 10 wickets
Batting: M. MacPherson-Lees 103*, O. Gill 35*.
Bowling: B. Leather 4-29, T. Acton-Willoughby 3-23.
Club captain Mark MacPherson-Lees turned out for the seconds on Sunday and hit an unbeaten century as the team cruised to victory by 10 wickets with six overs to spare.
Old Wulfs were bowled out for 175 with Ben Leather taking 4-29 and Tom Acton-Willoughby bowling well on his debut.
MacPherson-Lees was given good support by 14-year-old Ollie Gill (35*) in the victory charge.
