Cricket honours board: Finchampstead’s Eldridge and Crows’ Winch hit centuries, while Aruna and Rishton take six wickets
Matt Eldridge - Finchampstead 2s v Sulhamstead & Ufton - 107
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Cricket honours board: Molloy hits huge total for White Waltham, while bowlers impress for Rangers, Woodley and Crows
Dan Molloy - White Waltham v Windsor - 156*
Cricket honours board: Sonning bowler Mohammed takes five-wicket haul, Mishra hits 144 not out for Theale & Tilehurst
Sonning bowler Zahid Mohammed took an exceptional five-wicket haul against Kidmore End, while Theale & Tilehurst batsman Jihan Mishra
Cricket honours board: Harris hits century for Hurst, Laithwaite and Bobb’s bowling masterclass
Hurst batsman Josh Harris leads the way in this week's batting honours, while Mark Laithwaite collected seven wickets for Finchampstead
Cricket honours board: Clapham hits 140 for Wokingham, Afzal collects six wicket for Bracknell
Wokingham batsman Anthony Clapham hit 140 runs to top the batting honours board this week
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