David Sillifant

1 week ago | cornish-times.co.uk | David Sillifant

St Austell will look to make it two wins from two when they head to Truro. Pictured are last week's batting heroes Alex Bone (left) and former captain Gary Bone. Pictures: Paul Williams (Paul Williams)ECB Cornwall Premier League preview – Saturday, May 10ROUND two of the competition sees plenty of stories as five sides look to keep up their momentum from the opening day. One will likely go at Truro as they welcome St Austell, the Saints fresh off a superb three-run success over champions Penzance.

1 week ago | cornish-times.co.uk | David Sillifant

Cornwall Cricket League Division Two East preview – Saturday, May 10FOR the second straight week it will be a Callington versus Werrington game at Moores Park, with this Saturday’s helping being the battle of the second teams. Both sides won their openers last week and with both teams likely to be in the top half at the very least, these games are always important. Also in the newsCallington make two alterations from the four-wicket success at Holsworthy.

1 week ago | thepost.uk.com | David Sillifant

BRITANNIA INN HAWKEY CUP (FIRST-ROUND)Tintagel 124-8 (20), St Minver 125-3 (15.3). ST MINVER set up a quarter-final at neighbours Wadebridge after easing past Tintagel by seven wickets on Wednesday night. Also in the newsA sterling bowling and fielding performance proved crucial as they restricted the Knights to just 124-8, before the Grasshoppers eased to victory thanks to Ben Hawken (46no) and Ryan Pooley (38).

1 week ago | cornish-times.co.uk | David Sillifant

Callington's star-studded line-up, pictured celebrating a wicket against Werrington on Saturday, May 3, will hope to in the mix for the big prizes come the end of August. Picture: Glen Rogers (Glen Rogers)CALLINGTON director of cricket Joe White expects the Greens to be challenging for the ECB Cornwall Premier League title and the respective T20 competitions this summer.

1 week ago | thepost.uk.com | David Sillifant

WERRINGTON skipper Nick Lawson praised his side’s efforts in the field but admitted they were always behind the game after slipping to a four-wicket defeat at Callington in their ECB Cornwall Premier League opener on Saturday. The Tron were well-placed at 71-2 and 100-3 with opener John Moon going well on 55, but his departure was followed by the last six wickets producing just 32 as the hosts fought back superbly.