Batting first Maidenhead & Bray U13 Hurricanes made 145 for 5 against a young but very disciplined Hurst bowling attack on a wicket that was keeping low. Alex Hess retired on 30 not out and skipper Tom Noakes leading from the front, also retired on 32, to set up a good platform.

Maidenhead & Bray Hurricanes recorded a very good win over Binfield U13's at Binfield.

In a nailbiting finish at Maidenhead & Bray, the Maidenhead & Bray U13 Hurricanes secured their third victory in a row off the second last ball of the innings to keep their 100% win record intact.

Windsor Lions were sent into bat but wayward bowling by the Bray opening bowlers enabled Windsor to get off to a brisk start.

On a rare sunny evening in Bray, Maidenhead & Bray U13 Hurricanes were put into bat by Wokingham Golden Oaks U13.

Opener LD Basson(32 retired) and Alkesh Vaja(31 retired) put together a good partnership for 52 runs off the first 10 overs for the loss of an early wicket.

Once these 2 batsmen retired the Bray batsmen, with Simon Wykes(21 NO), continuing increasing the run rate until the

Well done to the Hurricanes who last night convincingly beat the Reading Tigers. We bowled first and made hard work of bowling at the stumps. Only Matt Balmer who returned figures of 3 overs 3 for 6 did his job of making the reading batsmen play the ball. Reading ended their innings on 48 all out in 12.2 overs.