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1. Six of the best as Newton seal the spoils
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 30 May 2007ALTHOUGH it was another mainly fine day for players in the Peak Sports Derbyshire and Cheshire Cricket League, the weather created mainly bowler-friendly surfaces with a few exceptions.
2. Champions take revenge for shock loss
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 30 May 2007Droylsden 179-6 Bamford Fieldhouse 180-1 SADDLEWORTH and District League leaders Bamford Fieldhouse had sweet revenge on visitors Droylsden at a chilly Hollin Lane on Saturday.
3. Dale destroys Saints attack
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 30 May 2007DENTON West put Saturday's disappointment at Flowery Field behind them to knock Denton St Lawrence out of this year's Walkden Cup at the first hurdle.
4. Micklehurst caught napping
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 30 May 2007THE old adage about catches winning matches was ringing in the ears of the Micklehurst players after Saturday's Drakes Huddersfield Premier League loss away to Lascelles Hall.
5. A weekend to forget
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 30 May 2007ASHTON failed to capitalise on an excellent bowling performance at the Pollards on Saturday when their batsmen were unable to reach the 144 needed to overhaul fellow strugglers Oldham.
6. Dukinfield’s mixed fortunes
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 30 May 2007DUKINFIELD had mixed results last weekend as victory in their JW Lees Lancashire County Cricket League match with Thornham was followed by Walkden Cup defeat against Woodhouses 24 hours later.
7. Hanging onto top spot
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 30 May 2007Widnes 124ao Hyde 127-3 HYDE maintained their place at the summit of the Cheshire ECB Premier League with a hard fought victory against Widnes.
8. Set to reveal all
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 30 May 2007STALYBRIDGE Celtic will announce their new manager in front of the club's supporters at Bower Fold on Wednesday evening.
9. A nervy victory as bowlers dominate
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 23 May 2007MICKLEHURST battled their way to a two-wicket victory in an extraordinary cup game at Elland in which 99 of the 100 possible overs were bowled and yet no batsman made more than 30.
10. Hyde’s Bowdon battle
Tameside Advertiser, Wednesday 23 May 2007HYDE were forced to settle for a draw when they entertained Bowdon in a top-of-the-table ECB Premier League match at Werneth Low last Saturday.