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We have action involving Newick, Bells Yew Green, Hailsham, Eastbourne, Isfield, Lewes Priory, Barcombe, Rye, Glynde, Pett, Battle, Nutley and Sidley in our bumper latest round-up of East Sussex cricket action. Read on for all the reports...

Newick v Bells Yew Green - Div 5 East

The rain stopped, the sun came out and play started on time as Newick took on Bells Yew Green in division five east of the Sussex League.

Newick lost the toss and asked to field. Bells Yew Green scored 193-8 wickets from their 40 overs.

Freddie Simmons top-scored with 71 not out. Best of Newick bowling went to Louis Ramsey who took 2-31 from eight overs.

Excellent run-outs were secured by Dan Allen and Matt Hurkett.

In reply the Newick magic worked again. Joe Waylett scored 75 (12 fours, two sixes) from 52 balls - a great start, followed by Matt Sawyer’s 62 not out and Will Sawyer with 40 not out as victory was clinched the loss of two wickets – another well-deserved win for Newick.

Action from Sidley's win over Nutley / Picture: Chris O'Connor

Isfield v Lewes Priory - Div 5 East

Even with three wickets from skipper Huw Williams and a 50 from James Fellows, Lewes Priory’s quality top order took the game away from Isfield, handing them their first defeat of the season.

Despite a good start with the ball, Priory’s top order piled on the runs. Having wickets in hand enabled them to go hard at the end, Priory smashed 203 from the last 20 overs giving Isfield a difficult chase of 292. Williams picked up three wickets towards the end and Halsey was Isfield’s stand-out bowler (1-34)

Despite making a decent start, with Fellows picking up his second 50 of the season, 292 was always a little too much for Isfield.

A lovely scene as Isfield and Lewes Priory prepare to do battle

At 115-1 at drinks Isfield still needed nine an over, something that with good bowling and excellent field placement meant was always out of reach. Contributions from Tungate (42), Thornicroft (26), Halsey (16) and Starnes (16 not out) meant Isfield reach a respectable 225-9.

Isfield will look to bounce back at home to East Dean this week with a 1pm start at The Gudges.

Eastbourne 2nd v Hailsham; Div 4 East

Hailsham top the division after beating Eastbourne twos at The Saffrons.

Hailsham skipper Andrew Anthony lost the toss and Hailsham were asked to bat.

Ciaran Peacock and Ollie McDonald started positively at a solid run rate in the early powerplay.

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