Sports in Kenilworth

Kenilworth Cricket Club lost by five-wickets to Warwickshire Cricket League Division One winners Aston Manor with just one league match remaining.

The town side was bowled out for 123 in just 30 overs, as only opener Pat Howard (32) and brother, Jack, (29) in the tail made any scores of note.

Kenilworth Cricket Club's Under Nines have won the Warwickshire Hardball League Championship after a hard fought final against Bablake O.B. Cricket Club.

The league, which started with two groups of five playing round-robin fixtures, brought together youth sides from across the county.

Following their drama-packed, Ali Zaryab-inspired last ball win at Barnards Green the promotion picture is now clear for Kenilworth Wardens.

The Glasshouse Park club require a win - or seven bonus points in defeat - from next Saturday's final match of the season when mid-table Harborne are the visitors.

Henry Cullen's brilliant hundred was unable to prevent Kenilworth Wardens slipping to a 48-run Birmingham Premier League Division Two defeat at Halesowen.

The Worcestershire wicket-keeper, who made 105, added 144 with the in-form Harry Johnson (81) for the visitors' fourth wicket.

Kenilworth Cricket Club managed to cling onto a draw in their match at Olton to end their host's outside chances of lifting the Warwickshire Cricket League Division One title.

Olton had declared after posting 273 for four from their 48 overs.

Kenilworth Cricket Club lifted the Cotswold Hills Cricket League Division Six despite their match again Bearley being abandoned due to the weather.

In a bittersweet end to the league season, the Kenilworth third XI became the deserved league champions after losing just three matches all season.

Kenilworth Cricket Club not only beat the weather but also visitors Fillongley by six wickets to record a solid win with 11 overs to spare.

The hosts had restricted Fillongley to 134 for ten as Connor Shingler took a very impressive 4-11 from his 12 overs.

Kenilworth Wardens took full advantage of good fortune with the weather to move a step closer to a return to the Birmingham Premier League's top flight.

With the remainder of the day's Division Two action ending in abandonments – in two cases without a ball being bowled – Wardens dodged the showers to complete a seasonal double over promotion rivals Wem through a four wicket Glasshouse Park success.

Kenilworth Cricket Club's third XI are poised to claim the Cotswold Hills Cricket League Division Six, despite conceding a five-wicket defeat to Earlswood in their penultimate game of the season.

KCC continue to sit in top spot, eight points away from league victory with just one game remaining.

Despite three centuries posted by the two sides, Standard recovered from 13 for three to post 253 and claim a draw with Kenilworth Cricket Club in the Warwickshire Cricket League Division One this weekend.

Thomas Kidd posted 114 and James Searle 113 not out as the pair put on 217 for the side's fourth wicket.