Members of two local cricket teams are holding a fund raising dinner for The Godber Foundation, a charity they recently formed in honour of Ashley Godber.
Mr. Godber, a former chairman of Cherry Burton Cricket Club sadly died in a road accident en route to play for his beloved club Cherry Burton in May 2017.
An unbeaten 81 from Robert Fish ensured Beverley Town Cricket Club seconds claimed all 30 points at the Norwood Recreation Ground against Heworth.
Batting first after losing the toss Hewroth ended their innings on 185 for 7 with Matthew Saint, Pete Parnaby, James Emery and Joey Franklin all taking wickets for Beverley.
Hull Zingari provided the day’s biggest surprise winning at Beverley Town by 100 runs. Guy Martinson (69) top scored in the visitors 262-8, and Jack Storey marked his return to the club with 39
Harrogate scored 262-8 against Beverley Town thanks to half-centuries from Harry Stothard (75) and Ashley Griffin (65) as Matthew Saint (3-59) and Gregory Whyley (3-61)
Beverley Town Cricket Club second team suffered a seven wicket defeat as they were well beaten by Sewerby.
A strong bowling performance by Sam Welburn and Matthew Saint ensured Beverley Town Cricket Club beat Pocklington at the Norwood Recreation Ground.
This week, Beverley Town seconds hosted Bridlington Town in an important match, as only 10 points separated Beverley in 5th place and Bridlington in 6th.
This week saw Beverley Town seconds make the long trip to Osbaldwick to a game they would be looking to take full points from.
On Sunday, the 4th XI, with 8 Under 19s in their side, travelled to face HICE 1st XI at Brantingham.
Beverley Town Cricket Club 3rd team captain Sam Welburn was left feeling disappointed after his side drew with Sutton despite getting themselves into a strong position in the match.
Beverley Town Club 4ths won the East Riding Cricket Alliance Intermediate Cup in a thrilling game against Sutton CC 2nds. Beverley made 158-8 from their 20 overs with Matthew Saint 30 not out and Dave Ricardo 25 not out and Rich Simpson 23 scoring the bulk of the runs. Sutton started well getting well ahead of the run rate though Beverley bowled better slowing Sutton down, a fine piece of…
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Beverley Town Cricket Club third team beat Airmyn CC by 18 runs at the Norwood Recreation Ground.
Beverley Town Cricket Club 4th XI had a comfortable 9-wicket win over Sutton 2nd XI at the Norwood Recreation Ground.
Beverley Town Cricket Club U18s beat Beeford U18s in the first league game of the season at the Norwood Recreation Ground.
Beverley Town Cricket Club’s 4th XI secured their first win of the season when they beat Skirlaugh at Norwood Recreation Ground. Richard Thompson (65) and Neil Graham (32) rescued Beverley who were 20 for 4 at one stage.
Molescroft FC were beaten 3 – 1 at home this weekend as they hosted North Ferriby United at the Molescroft Pavilion. Skipper Ellis Horsefield blamed the result on poor finishing and lack of concentration, speaking after the match he told HU17.net; “We did not start the first half very well at all and gave away a sloppy goal.” “Slowly we got back into the match and had a few efforts…
Beverley Town Cricket Club’s 4 XI were beaten by 99 runs at the Norwood Recreation Ground by Pelican. Beverley won the toss and decided to bowl. Pelican scored 213/7 with the top scorer being Steven Kay who reached a total of 95. Matthew Saint picked up two wickets while Kieran Thompson, James Grainger and Sam Welburn all got one each. In replay Beverley managed just 114 run, Neil Goforth was…