BOLTON returned to winning ways in the Manchester Association Premier Division with a comfortable win over Earlestown.
Batting first, the visitors never mastered the Bolton attack and only a late flourish by P. Houghton 32 enabled them to reach treble figures.
All the Bolton attack bowled well, Craig Sackfield the skipper, again producing good figures with 4-24 in 10 overs and Mark Steven 3-35 in 13.4.
Bolton easily reached the required target of 120 in 27 overs for the loss of Craig Sackfield who was run out with the score on 56. BOLTON v EARLESTOWN
Earlestown
S Ahmed lbw Nazar ...12
J Taylor c Sackfield b Steven ...8
D Mason lbw Nawab ...9
E Barnes b Nawab ...12
P Ratcliffe s McDonald b Sackfield ...22
I McCue lbw Sackfield ...10
P Swift b Sackfield ...0
M Taylor b Sackfield ...0
P Houghton b Steven ...32
P Brooks not out ...2
P Gurney b Steven ...4
Extras ...8
Total ...119
Bowling: M Steven 13.4-2-36-3; M Nazar 7-3-10-1; A Nawab 14-2-32-2; R Nadeem 4-1-11-0; C Sackfield 10-5-24-4.
M Nazar not out ...56
C Sackfield run out ...25
L Alladice not out ...29
Extras ...10
Total (for 1) ...120
Bowling: P Houghton 7-2-24-0; I McCue 6-0-24-0; P Gurney 5-0-23-0; J Taylor 2-0-15-0; S Ahmed 5-0-24-0; M Taylor 2-2-0-0.
Bolton won by nine wickets
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