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00:00, 6 JUL 2011
Updated04:26, 12 JUL 2013

Sellers Evening Cricket League

Section III: Rastrick Right Armers 161-7 (N Hyde 79no, J Lynch 47, T Driver 5-39), Rastrick Gentlemen 94 (N Hyde 3-16).

Emerson Cup: Rastrick Gentlemen 131-8 (T Driver 35, J Westwood 32, A Gingell 5-29), Huddersfield Electrical 134-5 (R Patel 50, M Patel 38).

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