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COUNTIES CRICKET Trophy results Sunday May 18
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- Created on Sunday, 18 May 2025 20:11
- Last Updated on Sunday, 18 May 2025 23:41
- Published on Sunday, 18 May 2025 20:11
- Written by PAUL BOLTON Cricket Correspondent
Group One
Sawston: Cambridgeshire 240 (Wayne White 86, Abi Sakande 3-30, Jake Tarling 3-59), Bedfordshire 182 (Oli Soames 59, Jamie Dunk 45, Jack Loveday 3-29). Cambridgeshire won by 58 runs.
Furness: Cumbria 266-7 (Ben Walkden 102, Freddie Fallows 63, Nathan Waterston 50), Lincolnshire 269-8 (Tom Keast 59, Pranav Pothula 42, Ben Wright 41 Jordan Cook 40, Michael Slack 4-52). Lincolnshire won by two wickets.
Group Two
Sprowston: Staffordshire 194 (Michael Hill 51, Matt Morris 40 Brett Stolworthy 3-23, Joe Everett 3-25), Norfolk 196-2 (Sam Arthurton 101). Norfolk won by eight wickets.
Mildenhall: Shropshire 235-9 (George Hargrave 75, Rahul Kaushal 65, Tom Fell 42, Jack Beaumont 4-43, Darren Ironside 3-40), Suffolk 199 (Alex Oxley 55, Jack Beaumont 55, Cameron Jones 3-28, Jacques Banton 3-35). Shropshire won by 36 runs.
Group Three
Tring: Oxfordshire 160 (Max Uttley 3-26), Buckinghamshire 163-2 (Cam Hemp 78, Aadi Sharma 67 not out). Buckinghamshire won by eight wickets.
Blundell’s School: Devon 327-7 (James Horler 78, Matt Thompson 76, Sam Elstone 62, Ben Privett 41, Toby Greatwood 3-79), Berkshire 328-8 (Johnny Connell 129, Dan Lincoln 75, Charlie Dunnett 51). Berkshire won by two wickets.
Group Four
Didsbury: Cheshire 364-8 (Dan Newton 116, Harry Dearden 67, Alex Money 63, Matt Burton 3-61), Dorset 274 (Alex Eckland 129, Jacob Gordon 64 Michael Finan 6-46). Cheshire won by 90 runs.
Hitchin: Hertfordshire 122 (Ed Young 5-16), Wiltshire 125-0 (Jacob Lintott 70 not out, Jack Mynott 45 not out). Wiltshire won by 10 wickets.
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