Colwyn Bay seconds’ match at Formby last Saturday featured a 10-wicket haul – but unfortunately it was against the North Wales side, not for them.
Australian seamer Lachlan Keady took 10-51 off 19 overs as he bowled out a Bay side chasing 147 for victory
Formby seconds won the toss and batted, losing all their wickets for a modest 146.
Tom Clarke took a superb 5-30, Ryan Holtby 2-19 off 10 and Jamie Moorhouse 2-32.
In reply, opener Joshua Brown made 47 for the Bay, but the visitors ended up 129 all out with Keady the star turn.
Bay remain second in Division One, but trail leaders Bootle by 40 points after last weekend’s loss to the Liverpool side.
The visitors were put into bat and bowled out for 118, Luke Russell hitting 36 and skipper George Johansen 31, Sagar Trivedi 4-49 and ex-Prestatyn bowler Kieron New 3-37.
Bootle eased to 121-4 off 20 overs to seal a 20-4 points verdict, Trivedi 49 not out, Jack Parry 3-45 for the Welsh team.
Opener Stephen Lucas’ dominant 134 not out for Ainsdale wrecked Northop Hall’s victory hopes at Smithy Lane.
The visitors posted 223-6 declared off 53.2, James Hurlin 3-69 and Nathan Roett 2-55 for the home side.
Hall were then dismissed for 142, skipper Ben Slater 65 and Matthew Jones 57, Dilanka Auwardt 5-19 and Andrew Barlow 5-87 for the winners.
Not a day to savour for bottom side Prestatyn.
Inserted by the opposition, the North Wales team were blitzed out for just 73, skipper Andy Taylor 25 not out, Greg Harvey 6-33 and Rana Saqplain 4-30 for the visitors, who went on to make 77-4, Jack Cheetham 2-24 and Adam Tidswell 2-41 for the hosts.
Invited to bat, Northop Hall seconds were bowled out for 84, Matteo Evans-Ford 25 and David Oultram 22, Whitefield seconds scraping home in reply on 85-8, Sion Hellen 3-18 and Evans-Ford 3-25.
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