North Lindsey League Report - 1st May 2022 - Glen Sands

The Mick Walker Memorial North Lindsey League got into full swing on May 1st when there was one league game and three Cup games and there were several outstanding performances across those matches.

MICK WALKER NLL DIVISION ONE

Drew Sylvester had a terrific day for Appleby Frodingham when playing against his former club Messingham when he made 102 in Frod's total of 231 all out at Brumby Hall with team mates Oliver Hood ( 42 ) and Michael Salomom ( 37 ) making further contributions with youngster Joshua berry and Ross Barnes taking three wickeets each for Messingham who were then bowled out for 96 as Mohammed Rahman picked up 4 for 4 and Ashton Short 4 for 8 for the Steelmen.

MICK WALKER MEMORIAL TROPHY NLL GROUP B

Scunthorpe Town 4ths made their debut in the North Lindsey League and it proved to be a winning start against Hibaldstow and a red letter day for the Crabb family as father Del and son Xander took to the field together for the first time. Jamar Hill hit 103 as Scunthorpe posted a total of 206 for 7 with skipper Callum Mann adding 39 , Josh Robinson and Nauman Akhtar taking two wickets each after which Hibaldstow were bowled out for 110 with openers Nathan Stewart ( 29 ) and Toby Carter ( 26 ) top scoring as Max Dalton took 4 for 22 and Mann 3 for 19.

MICK WALKER MEMORIAL TROPHY GROUP C

There were two centuries in the game between Outcasts and Normanby Park which the Isle side won by 57 runs. Opener Josh Bramhill made 102 then retired as the Priorymen scored 203 for 4 , Charlie Mason adding 37 and David Hobson 35 then Luke Cowling replied with 104 not out in Normanby's reply of 146 for 7 , Billy Scott picking up 4 for 9 for the home team.

MICK WALKER MEMORIAL TROPHY GROUP D

Last year's beaten Finalists Scunthorpe Town Development XI are back underway in their quest to go one better following their seven wicket win at Haxey who hit 107 for 5 when batting first , Oliver Tonks making 25 not out with 15 from Joe Coggan and 14 each from Archie Atkins-Sloan and Richard Clark before Savraj Nijjar guided the Development XI to victory with 43 along with 21 from Harley Smith.

The Group A game between Alkborough and Cup holders Luddington Dons will take place later in the season.