All three Kenilworth Cricket Club Saturday sides were in action over the bank holiday weekend, without any of them securing a victory.

The firsts and thirds travelled to play Hampton and Solihull and Elmey whilst the seconds hosted Knowle.

Kenilworth CC 1st. XI v. Hampton & Solihull

Hosts Hampton & Solihull (163 for 10) drew with Kenilworth (142 for nine) in their WCCL match this Saturday.

The home side had the better in a drawn game as Kenilworth hung on to deny them victory in a low scoring affair.

Hampton posted 163 for 10, with opener Roy top scoring with 52. Friend made 38 and Hongan 22.

Matt Casey was Kenilworth's most successful bowler snapping up four for 20 from five tidy overs. There were wickets apiece for Kapil Dubey, Steve Rhodes, Joe Atkinson and Connor Shingler.

In reply, Kenilworth lost their opener without scoring, but Tom Booker (37) and Chris Prophet (16) put on 54 for the second wicket in a solid partnership.

Once they were broken however, the side could not make inroads into the target.

The last pair batted out the last couple of overs as the side ended on 142 for nine to deny Hampton victory.

Keyte took five for 33, Khan two for 24 and Long two for 32 for the hosts.

Kenilworth CC 2nd. XI v. Knowle Village

The WCCL Division 7 East between Knowle Village (181 for 7) and Kenilworth (149 for 6) ended in a draw due to the weather this Saturday.

Both sides settled for a draw after seven overs were lost from Kenilworth's innings.

Olderson had made 39, Thomplin 23, Tibbits 22 and Stringer 20 for Knowle as they set a target of 181.

Chris Beach took two for 42 for Kenilworth. Christian Mortlock, Sam Leach and Charlie Stranks each took a wicket with run outs accounting for the other two wickets.

In reply, Charlie Stranks hit a good half century making 53 with four boundaries and a six.

Dave Smithson added 29, Dan Horner 27 and veteran Mark Stranks 22 in the side's total as Mahmood took three for 31, Cooke two for 22 and Hurley one for 31 for the visitors.

Kenilworth CC 3rd XI v. Emley Castle

Emley Castle (223 for 7) beat Kenilworth (131 for 10) by 92 runs this Saturday.

Emley proved far too strong for Kenilworth in their opening league fixture as they posted a stiff 223 for seven with Richardson hitting 96, Meredith 29 and Bailey 18.

Their score was boosted with 55 extras of which wides accounted for 34 as the Kenilworth bowlers struggled with their line.

Josh Charlwood did take two for 35, Keeran Umashanker two for 25 with Will Machin and Louis Smithson taking a wicket each.

Kenilworth found runs hard to come by despite a solid 31 from Dhruv Vyas and 21 from Umashanker as the side were bowled out in the last over for 131.

Vik Joshi made 18, whilst Charnwood hit 15 and Matt Dadswell 14 as Webb took three for 22, and Meredith and Roberts were both two for 16.