Magic Memi stars as Interlink prove to be worthy Dales Council champions
INTERLINK proved themselves as worthy champions of the Dales Council B Division, as they hammered second-placed Mayfield by 181 runs.
Dales Council Cricket League No 2 correspondent
Dales Council Cricket League No 2 correspondent
INTERLINK proved themselves as worthy champions of the Dales Council B Division, as they hammered second-placed Mayfield by 181 runs.
RIZWAN Ali (153) was in scintillating form in the highest scoring game in Division A of the Dales Council League between One Stop and Pudsey St Lawrence.
BRADFORD Moor were left cursing their inability to finish off One Stop in Division A of the Dales Council League at the weekend, as their opponents held on grimly for a draw.
IN Division B of the Dales Council League, there were a couple of low-scoring thrillers involving Bradford sides.
IN Division A of the Dales Council League, Bradford Moor won a low scoring thriller by three wickets against Savile Stars.
HALIFAX Direct were bowled out for 178 (Asad Rashid 59) by Leeds Caribbean, who replied with 182-5 (Ubaid Zia 67, Mubtada Akhtar 58), to maintain their 100% record and top place of Division A of the Dales Council League.
IN Division A of the Dales Council League, Leeds Caribbean batted first and made 189 (Mubtada Akhtar 42, Keith Marsden 5-59) before holding Pudsey St Lawrence to 175-7 (Lee Carass 51) to take top spot.
IN the Dales Council League's A Division, Halifax Direct bowled out Bradford Moor for 120 (Shebaz Ahmed 4-15) and then replied with 122-3 (Asad Rashid 62) for maximum points to stay joint top.
DESPITE some teams withdrawing and the need for sanitation breaks, the Dales Council League returned with some exciting cricket over the weekend.
WOODHOUSE sealed the Dales Council League Division A title when, after scoring 288-7 at Meanwood Road, they then bowled out Leeds Caribbean for 201.
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