Shrewsbury openers power their side to victory over Kenilworth Wardens
Kenilworth Wardens were beaten by eight wickets at home by Shrewsbury in Birmingham & District League Premier Division One on Saturday.
Wardens were all out for 206 after choosing to bat first.
Alex Wilkinson (44) and Oliver Dandy (65) put an opening stand of 86.
But Dustin Melton (3-59), Peter Clark (3-59) and Gabe Downes (3-31) made life hard for the rest of the batting order.
In reply, Shrewsbury's openers were in magnificent form and set their side up for victory.
Clark hit an unbeaten 106, including 16 fours and two sixes, while George Hargrave made 90, firing 12 boundaries and two sixes, as the pair amassed 193 of their 207 target.
In Division Two Leamington were four wicket winners against visiting Stourbridge.
Leamington's bowlers kept their discipline as they bowled out the visitors for 155 after they had elected to bat first.
Kalan Niyarepola ended with 4-54 while Jason Jakeman took 3-31.
A fine knock of 73 by Syed Bukhari gave Stourbridge some hope.
But Leamington were home in 31.5 overs as they made 157-6.
Chris Calcott contributed 33 and there were 29 runs apiece for Will Richardson and Jonathan Wigley.
In the Warwickshire County League Premier Division, Leamington's seconds were agonisingly pipped by just two runs away at Olton & West Warwicks.
Olton made 260-6 in their 50 overs, Roheel Qamer with 60 and Harvey Rogers-Collen hitting 47, Oscar Reynolds taking 3-47.
With two overs to go, Leamington were 16 short of the home side's tally with only one wicket left.
They hit nine off the penultimate over and then four more off the first four balls of the last over.
But, with three runs needed and two balls left, they ran one only to see Oscar Reynolds run out as they trued to scamper back for a second.
Orlando Briggs was top scorer with 91, Seb Bainbridge scoring 58, and Yash Gupta 26 while D.G. Ball claimed 3-62.
In Division Two Warwick enjoyed an early finish as they breezed home by eight wickets in 9.5 overs against Kenilworth.
Captain Adam Huxford made 30 but had no real backing as a procession of wickets saw them bowled out for just 67 runs.
Joshua Osborne enjoyed a fruitful afternoon with 5-17 from his 10 overs before Kaustubh Peddi smashed 10 fours and a six in a quickfire, spectacular half century off 30 balls to ease them over the line on 68-2.