After clinching the Jolly's Drinks ECB Cornwall Premier League title on Saturday evening the trophy will be presented to St Just following Bank Holiday Monday's game at home to Camborne. St Just have retained the Trophy and it is their fourth itle in the sixteen seasons of the County Leagues.

Cornwall and former Gulval & Truro leg spinner took the wicket of Andy Flower on his Somerset County Champioship debut against Essex at Colchester. Somerset CCC link

Cheshire have won the Western Minor Counties title. They fell agonisingly two runs short of victory having been set 233 in 33 overs against Wales but with Berkshire only able to draw with Herefordshire, in a game that saw the second day lost to rain, the 10 points proved enough. Cheshire CCC link

Final positions Cheshire 100, Devon 91, Berkshire 91 , Cornwall 86, Oxfordshire 78, Shropshire 71, Wales 63, Herefordshire 69, Wiltshire 55, Dorset 43

If Cornwall had won at Cheshire after dominating the first two days (match was drawn after Cornwall had a first innings lead of 193 runs and Cheshire were 141-4 going into the last day) the final table would have read Cornwall 98, Cheshire 96. (Match points instead of being Cheshire 9, Cornwall 12 would have been Cheshire 5, Cornwall 24). C'est la vie!

The venues for this year�s Jolly�s Drinks Cornwall Cricket League Finals on Saturday 10th September (1pm) have been announced as follows: � Div 2 at St Austell, Div 3 at Perran-ar-worthal, Div 4 at St Neot, Div 5 at Troon, Div 6 at Wadebridge

The Jolly�s Drinks Sunday Cup Final will be held at Redruth and the Complementary Cup Final at Roche both on Sunday 18th September at 1pm.

Thursday 18th Aug Result

Jolly's Drinks Cornwall Cricket League -Division 2 West

Paul 100-2 (T Ruhrmund 36 n.o., M Brown 31 n.o.) v St Gluvias. Rain stopped play. Paul (8 points) drew with St Gluvias (seven)

Mining Division Evening League Semi-Finals

Wendron v Mt Hawke & Porthtowan at Redruth CC on 17th August 2005

Wendron 137-7 (S Williamson 55, C Martin 30; T Dunstan 3-15);

Mt Hawke & Porthtowan 138-5 (B Bryant 67no, T Dunstan 26, N Greenslade 21; C Martin 2-17).

Mt Hawke beat Wendron by 5 wickets off the last ball.

Camborne v Chacewater at Crofty/Holman CC on 22nd August

Chacewater 85 (R Lacey 19; M Moon 3-12, Craig Thomas 2-16, M Harris 2-20).

Camborne 79 (M Moon 23no; D Coole 3-1, S Richards 3-13, M Burson 2-16).

Chacewater beat Camborne by 6 runs.

Final Mt Hawke v Chacewater on Sunday 11th September at Redruth CC at 2pm

The Cornwall Cricket League celebrated it's centenary in style in a memorable day's 20/20 cricket at Truro. The finals day of the Clive Rosevear Insurance Centenary Handicap Cu saw County Division One side Beacon win the trophy beating Werrington in the final by 12 runs. Beacon made 141 for 5 including a 30 run handicap. Karl Turner top scored with 33. Werrington made 129 for 9 with skipper Nigel Dennis making 28 and Shane Richards taking 4 for 26. Earlier in the day in the semi-finals Werrington beat Newquay by just 2 runs and Beacon beat St Gluvias by 19 runs after making the huge total of 196 for 3. Former England wicket-keeper Bob Taylor joined sponsor Clive Rosevear to make the presentations

Semi Finals Werrington 114-5 (M Hodgson 40, M Robins 24; G Furse 3-26), Newquay 112-5 (R Harrison 43, R Coutts 24; A Smeeth 2-21, D Johns 2-49). Werrington beat Newquay by 2 runs.

Beacon 196-3 (R Trembath 50, K Turner 50no, S Richards 36no, D Trease 29; J Udy 2-29, St Gluvias (+30) 177 (19.4 overs) (J Udy 39, J Hocking 38, A Julian 31; S Richards 2-30, D Proctor 2-20). Beacon beat St Gluvias by 19 runs

Final Beacon (+30) 141-5 (K Turner 33, K Thomas 23, R Trembath 22; A Pooley 3-23), Werrington 129-9 (N Dennis 28; S Richards 4-26, D Hocking 2-19). Beacon beat Werrington by 12 runs

Cornwall Under 17 team to play Berkshire at Camborne on Tuesday and Wednesday next wee(16th & 17th) . Kelvin Snell (Capt) Steve Raven Gary Bone Joe Crane Chris Roberts Anthony Angove Ryan Edwards Rob Kendall Alex Smeeth Andrew Libby Matt Rowe Peter Thomas.

Cornwall's final Minor Counties Championship game of the season ( v Shropshire at st Austell on 21st August) will be of academic interest only following the penultimate set of games this week. Cheshire's 125 run win over Oxfordshire along with Berkshire & Devon drawing (Devon's last pair surviving 12 overs), Shropshire losing to Wiltshire by 21 runs (after being set 378) and Cornwall drawing with Dorset leaves Cheshire as favorites to take the Western title. Only Berkshire can now overtake them . The final round of games see Cheshire v Wales and Berkshire v Herefordshire.

Latest positions (unofficial) All played 5 games: Cheshire 90pts, Berkshire 79, Devon 68, Cornwall 65, Shropshire 64

The Cornwall Cricket League officially marks it's Centenary Season with a special day on Sunday 14th August at Truro Cricket Club. It is the Clive Rosevear Twenty/20 Centenary Handicap Cup Finals Day. The Competition, which all seventy-eight league clubs were entered, has come down to the four group winners, across the County. The semi-finals will see Newquay play Werrington (no handicap) at 10.30am. Beacon will play St Gluvias (+ 30 runs) in the second semi-final at 1.30pm. The final will follow at 5pm.

During the tea interval at 4.15pm the eight finalists in the Cole, Rayment and White Throwing the Cricket Ball Challenge will contest the Final. A series of regional throw offs were contested earlier in the summer which saw the following players win through. Simon Fitze (Callington), Stefan Churcher (Falmouth), Rob Harrison (Newquay), Jono Hall (Camborne), Kris Harris (Grampound Road), Stewart Rhodes (Bude), M Waters (Rosudgeon) and Tim Aumann (Penzance).

Copies of the League Centenary Handbook '100 not out' written by Martin Gilbert, will be available at the ground on the day. Gates open at 9.30am