BECC well beaten by North Harrow

Belmont & Edgware suffered a 10-wicket defeat in a friendly match against North Harrow.

In bright, sunny conditions, a 10-man Belmont and Edgware opted to bat first on the slow, uneven Old Lyonians wicket. Openers Blasebalk and Mayer applied themselves well against some skilful new ball bowling and after five overs the score had reached a steady, if unspectacular 10.

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Brilliant Brickman inspires LMV 2nds

A superb spell of bowling from Josh Brickman inspired London Maccabi Vale 2nd to a three-wicket win over Highgate Irregulars in a friendly match.

On a wicket and outfield that could have benefited from an extra mow, Vale skipper Nigel Rothband won the toss and offered Highgate first use of the facilities.

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Cricket scoreboard: June 2

Here are the results from June 2.

MIDDLESEX SUNDAY CRICKET LEAGUE DIVISION ONE
London Maccabi Vale 196-3 Danny Caro 93 not out
MAL 157, Josh Berke 36 not out, Simeon Cohen 4-26, Grant Reingold 3-26
LMV won by 39 runs

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Camden still needs fine-tuning

Camden Park now have some big decisions to make.

Once the hangovers clear and the euphoria of the Division One title victory subsides, Josh Marks must start planning for life in the Premier Division. Welcome back to the big time, lads.

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Sri Lanka Tel Aviv go top with big win

Sri Lanka Tel Aviv lengthened their unbeaten run to four games, to move clear at the top of Division One of the Israel Day Cricket League with maximum points.

Petah Tikva have been finding life tough in the top flight, and Saturday was no different as they slumped to a 108-run defeat to the Lankans, dismissed for 117 in pursuit of 225.

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Last-wicket pair save MAL in thriller

MAL played out an entertaining drawn game with their landlords, Old Camdenians, on Sunday.

Skipper Yoav Lebens won the toss and chose to field, and the Old Cams batters were soon under pressure at 7-3, with good catching in the slip cordon from Mark Landau and Jack Winton, followed up by Lebens hitting the stumps, giving the skipper the first three wickets.

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Averbuch and Monk steer BECC home

Belmont & Edgware CC started their new era with a hard-fought win over Chigwell.

BECC captain Ryan Monk, the new man in charge, asked his predecessor, Warren Averbuch, to start the attack. After the first few overs runs came flowing due to wides and boundaries, but Averbuch finally found his line and length and four top-order wickets followed, and finished with 4-32.

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Ice-cool Manchester CC go second

Manchester Cricket Club climbed into second place in the Greater Manchester Amateur League following a 13-run victory over Trinity CC.

Manchester were invited to bat first and got off to a slow start with Rosenblum and Tammam taking their time to build an innings.

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