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Cleary’s heavyweight Joe Bourne on his way to victory against Arling Nezaj from Finchley on Saturday night

Cleary's Leamington boxers put reputations on line in home show

Wellesbourne celebrate their third successive Cotswold Hills Premier title. Picture submitted

Wellesbourne beat Overbury to clinch third title on the bounce

Wellesbourne celebrate their Super Sunday success. Picture submitted

Bourne's title after super late, late try

Wellesbourne's Jamie Maynard bowling to Norton Lindsey's Steve Rushton. Picture: Morris Troughton

Bourne squeeze past Norton Lindsey to return to the summit

Leek Wootton's Stuart Budd hits out on his way to an unbeaten century.

Budd century proves in vain as Jamie Maynard leads Wellesbourne home

Wellesbourne bowler John Edden delivering to Norton Lindsey & Wolverton's Richard Blyth.

Norton Lindsey & Wolverton shock champions in Premier Division opener

Leamington 3rds wicketkeeper Matt Dale celebrates after the dismissal of Harry Jackman. Picture: Morris Troughton

Maynard century helps Wellesbourne gain quickfire revenge on Leamington

Wicketkeeper Dave Barnett looks on as Earlswood batsman Arron Snipe is about to be caught by John Edden off the bowling ofJamie Maynard. Picture submitted

Bourne make the most of their rivals’ inactivity to go top

Long Itchington keeper James Clarke shows his agility with a legside take. Picture: Morris Troughton

Long Itchington come up wide of the mark against Wellesbourne

Nick Gabbett scored a stylish 46 on his league debut for Wellesbourne.

Bourne set their stall out with fine all-round display

Jamie Maynard scored an unbeaten 40 as Wellesbourne romped to victory over Hunningham in the Davidstow Village Knockout Cup.

Maynard brothers join forces to lead Bourne to victory

Wellesbournes Harry Jackman bowls to Leon Gates, who went on to make a crucial 37 for Exhall & Wixford. MHLC-01-06-13 Wellesbourne CC Jun14

Shoddy fielding means victory slips through Bourne’s fingers

Kerrigan’s stubborn fifty proves in vain for Wellesbourne