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1 week ago | 
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Bill Marshall
They chose to field against Bowling Baptist at Scotchman Road and dismissed the home side for 111. That total would have been considerably less were it not for Baptist’s opener Mohammed Zahid, who scored 71. Change bowlers Harry Pinkney (4-28) and Jonny Thompson (3-18) did most of the damage after Alex Robinson (2-22) had bagged two early victims. Gareth Deegan (25) and keeper Luke Harland (34no) then helped the visitors to a four-wicket victory in the 31st over.
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1 week ago | 
keighleynews.co.uk | Bill Marshall
They were 74-8 and 91-9 at home to Silsden, only for a last-wicket stand of 31 to bring them an unlikely triumph. Riddlesden’s heroes were No.10 Mohammad Ishtiaq (34 not out) and No 11 Mohammad Ibrahim (5no). Ahsan Rizwan (3-41), Dom Mortimer (3-11 off eight overs) and Kieran Lawrence (3-30) took all the wickets, but to no avail.
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1 week ago | 
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Bill Marshall
They were at home to Division Two promotion contenders Bingley Congs, and they made their Premier Division status count. Congs, sent in, were dismissed for 172, captain George Hicks, returning to Roberts Park, scoring 46 and adding 64 for the third wicket with overseas Archer Coates (41). But Khalid Ullah Khan (4-25) helped wrap up the tail to leave Saltaire with a relatively small total to chase.
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1 week ago | 
keighleynews.co.uk | Bill Marshall
They were at Division Two Horsforth, who had shocked Division One New Rover in the first round, but there was never a hint of an upset this time around. They dismissed Horsforth for 90 after the hosts were sent in, with Steeton triumphing by nine wickets and taking until only the 13th over to knock the runs off. Tremaine Dowrich starred for the winners with five wickets and a half-century.
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1 week ago | 
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Bill Marshall
With Martin Jenkins taking three cheap wickets, Low Moor had Oakworth on the rack at 47-5, but from there, surviving opener Powell took control of the game in spectacular fashion He hammered 241 not out from just 125 deliveries, with 18 fours and an incredible 21 sixes, in what was easily a career-best score.
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1 week ago | 
keighleynews.co.uk | Bill Marshall
Low Moor had Oakworth on the rack at 47-5, but from there, Powell took control of the game in spectacular fashion He hammered 241 not out from just 125 deliveries, with 18 fours and an incredible 21 sixes, in what was easily a career-best score. Low Moor could only reply to Oakworth’s mammoth score of 338-8 declared with 211 all out. Ellis Marshall opened the bowling for the home side, taking 4-67, while Joe Powell chipped with 3-22, the duo ensuring their side stayed third in the table.
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1 week ago | 
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Bill Marshall
The 22-year-old from Surrey was beaten 6-7 (8-10), 6-4, 6-3 by seventh seed Tristan Schoolkate of Australia in an epic 2hr 35min clash. However, the man from Kingston-upon-Thames more than justified his wild card for the ATP Challenger Tour event. In the singles final of the WTA125 event, which preceded the men’s final on a packed Centre Court, American teenager Iva Jovic comfortably defeated defending champion Rebecca Marino (Canada) 6-1, 6-3.
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1 week ago | 
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Bill Marshall
The 22-year-old from Surrey has become the first British man to reach a singles final at Ilkley since the tournament started in 2015. Now the wild card hopes to defy a hamstring injury and win today’s decider against Australia’s Tristan Schoolkate. Pinnington Jones, who, having come out of college, is not used to this level of wear and tear on his body at ATP Challenger Tour level on successive days and had to take an injury timeout to get treatment in the second set.
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2 weeks ago | 
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Bill Marshall
Wild card Jack Pinnington Jones defeated eighth seed Martin Landaluce (Spain) yesterday 7-5, 6-2 in a quarter-final on Centre Court and will be back there today to face unseeded Japanese Shintaro Mochizuki. “It has been a dream week so far,” admitted the 22-year-old from Kingston-upon-Thames.
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2 weeks ago | 
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Bill Marshall
Two days after Oliver Crawford’s heroics on Court One, Jack Pinnington Jones and third seed Billy Harris wowed the Centre Court crowd last night. Wild card Pinnington Jones won the all-British battle 7-6 (7-4), 4-6, 6-3 in 2hr 39min, staving off a comeback by the 30-year-old in the Lexus Ilkley Open. Pinnington Jones, 22, said: “I played really well as it wasn’t easy with the wind, which was gusting and I couldn’t really tell where it was going for the majority of the match.
