There was some remarkable Bank Holiday Monday action in yesterday’s Jolly’s Drinks ECB Cornwall Premier League with no fewer than seven centuries being hit. Meanwhile no fewer than 7 of the 19 Premier & County 1 teams(apart from already relegated Rosudgeon) go into the final weekend threatened by relegation.

St Just need just one point to retain their title following an amazing batting performance at Falmouth. The openers Dewayne Bowden made 161 not out and David Roberts 152 not out as St Just totalled 325 for 0 declared in 52 overs.Falmouth drew the game ending on 252 for 4 with Sean Hooper making 116 not out.

Hayle won a dramatic last gasp win at home to Grampound Road to keep alive their survival hopes. Needing 158 they won by just one wicket with just 2 balls to spare. It means one of 3 teams - Hayle, Camborne or Falmouth will be relegated on the final weekend.

Truro made 323-4 at home to Camborne with Jon Kent and Tom Sharp making hundreds. Camborne drew the game with Daniel Stephens also making a century in their total of 200 for 8. Werrington’s Matt Robins made 139 in the total of 246-9 at Newquay who drew with 206 for 7.

In County Division 1 Paul won the title with a game to spare after a 99 run win at home to Rosudgeon At the bottom one of four teams, Troon, Redruth , St Gluvias or Launceston - still face the drop in what promises to be a dramatic final weekend.Results All Divisions See homepage for scorecards

Grampound Road beat a Cornwall XI by 3 wickets in a Day/Night floodlight match. Scorecard

ECB Cornwall Premier League Fixture New Date / Point deduction

The postponed Camborne v St Just match has been rescheduled for Sunday 3rd September. The Grampound Road v St Just gamehas been rescheduled for Saturday 9th September at noon.

Newquay have been deducted a point due to a slow over rate in the game v Werrington on 13/08 Table

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Jolly's Drinks Complementary Cup semi-finals

This season's Jolly's Drinks Complementary Cup Final will be between St Ives and St Neot on Sunday 3rd September at a neutral venue - to be confirmed. In Sunday's semi-finals St Ives beat Mawnan by 39 runs with Lloyd Purvis making 101 in the St Ives total of 193. Darren Griffiths took 5 for 28 from 7.5 overs. Andrew Peters then took 5 for 26 to bowl Mawnan out for 155. In the other semi-final St Neot had a 22 run local derby win over Liskeard with Martin Cook making 96 and fifteen-year old David Masters taking 4 for 29 from 10 overs.

St Ives 193 (L Purvis 101,D Griffiths 5-28),

Mawnan 155 (M Davis 28no, A Peters 5-26).

St Ives beat Mawnan by 38 runs.

St Neot 191-6 (M Cook 96, R Fraser 33),

Liskeard 169-9 (S White 58no, D Masters 4-29).

St Neot beat Liskeard by 22 runs.

Issac Foot Cup Final at Callington CC Sunday 20th August

Callington 172-3 (A Jones 81, D Farris 47, J Shorten 21; A Robins 2-25),

Luckett 130-5 (G Sleep 51no, A Berry 33no, A Robins 22).

Callington beat Luckett by 42 runs.

St Just’s Cockspur Cup run came to an end when they lost their delayed semi-final at Bromley by 88 runs. St Just won the toss and after being put in Bromley lost an early wicket with Graham Trenwith striking in the second over. Nick George picked up a couple of wickets including former Surrey batsman Nadeem Shahid, caught in the deep for 55, at 76 for 3 off 15 overs. The home team fought back as Nicky Bluett (52) and James Watson took the total to 153 before Matthew Issacs blasted 59 not out. With Watson making an unbeaten 59 a hundred runs came off the last 12 overs for the fifth wicket to get the total up to 253-4 off 45 overs. Nick George took 2 for 47. The innings was interrupted due to rain with a further heavy shower at teatime.

David Roberts and Neil Curnow put on 43 before Curnow was given out lbw for 23. Gary Thomas went for 0 but with skipper Gareth May making 19 St Just reached 133 for 4 before losing four wickets in consecutive overs. Roberts was then ninth out for 82 and the end came soon after at 165 all out with six overs remaining. Issacs took 3 for 26.

Bromley 253-4 (45 overs) (J Watson 59no, M Issacs 58 no, N Shahid, 55, N Bluett 52; N George 2-47, G Trenwith 1-37, R Clackworthy 1-41), St Just 165 (38.5 overs) (D Roberts 82, N Curnow 23, G May 19; M Issacs 3-26, J Butterfill 2-3, T Mees 2-41). Bromley beat St Just by 88 runs

The Jolly's Drinks Cornwall Cricket League's Management Committee have extended the ECB Cornwall Premier League season into September to allow St Just to complete their programme against Camborne and Grampound Road respectively. The clubs are to agree suitable dates. In the interests of Cornish Cricket the LMC were fully supportive of the efforts of St Just to reach the National Club Championship (Cockspur Cup) Final at Lord's. In fairness to all clubs there is one proviso however, bearing in mind the new points average from games started format in this year's Premier League.

The rearranged games can only be cancelled on the day, without play due to unsuitable conditions, by the match umpires and not the clubs themselves.

The venues for this season's Jolly's Drinks Cornwall Cricket League's East v West County Finals on Saturday 9th September (1pm) are: Division 2 at Hayle, Division 3 at Lanhydrock, Division 4 at Perranporth, Division 5 at Wadebridge and Division 6 at Redruth.

St Just's weather delayed Cockspur Cup semi-final at Bromley has meant their Jolly's Drinks ECB Cornwall Premier League game at Grampound Road on Saturday has been postponed.

In order to allow time for travel after the match St Just suggested starting the game at 10.30am but with a number of players working on Saturday morning Grampound Road, though sympathetic with St Just's situation, were unfortunately unable to accept the offer. No new date has been confirmed for the game yet. On the only remaining Sunday (27th August) prior to the scheduled last Saturday of the season Grampound Road are already committed to a floodlight game versus 'A Cornwall XI' on their ground. St Just's game with Camborne from last Saturday is also still outstanding. The League Management Committee are scheduled to meet this week where the matter will be discussed.

The original game at Bromley, Kent on Sunday (13th) was called off around 9.30am on the day due to a waterlogged ground after heavy rain in the area over the weekend and rescheduled for the reserve day of Sunday 20th August

Cornwall Youth Cricket League County Finals

The four district winners will compete in a play off day as detailed below

U11 3rd September – Werrington CC

U13 10th September – St Just CC

U15 3rd September – Grampound Rd CC

Teams should be at the venues at approx 10.00 am with view to the first fixtures commencing 10.30 - 10.45. All teams should bring 1 new ball of the appropriate size. All teams are requested to bring a competent umpire

Issac Foot Cup Semi-Finals at Callington CC (played 5th August)

Launceston 106-9 (20 overs) K Horrell 25, P West 22 no; A Brenton 3-27, J Schuttkacker 2-32, P Clements 2-12, A Robins 2-33),

Luckett 107-2 (12.4 overs) A Brenton 66 (inc.7 sixes)

Luckett beat Launceston by eight wickets

Werrington 175-6 (20 overs) L Bailey 61, M Horwell 53, M Wills 22 no; I Hunn 5-33),

Callington 177-4 (19 overs) A Jones 49, D Farris 36, A Shorten 41no, P Tancock 20).

Callington beat Werrington by 6 wickets

Final- Callington v Luckett at Callington on Sunday 20th August at 4pm

Mining Division Evening League Final at Camborne C C on Thur 10th August

Camborne 106 (M Harris 20, M Fenton 19, R Derbyshire 17, R Simmons 15; S Richards 3-7, T Armstrong 2-11, M Burson 2-21),

Chacewater 100-6 (M Burson 38, T Armstrong 23no; M Harris 2-13, S Powell 2-19).

Camborne beat Chacewater by 6 runs. Man of the Match Mike Burson

Cornwall Under 13's win 5 out of 5 at the King's College Festival, Taunton CSCA RESULTS 2006

Cornwall 246 for 8 - Jake Libby 59, Dan Jenkin 31 and Matt Stevens 30 not out. Worcestershire 112 all out

Holland 216 for 9 - Sam Mitchell 3 for 18, Josh Hancock 3 for 31 Cornwall 217 for 3 - Dan Jenkin 50, Jake Libby 47.

Cornwall 153 all out - Dan Jenkin 46 Sussex 139 all out - Ben Jenkin 3 for 39, Matt Stevens 3 for 39

Cheshire 182 all out - Matt Stevens 4 for 43 Cornwall 184 for 1 - Jake Libby 49 not out, Adam Cocking 89 not out

Cornwall 227 for 7 - Paul Smith 94, Josh Hancock 42 St Peters (S Africa) 116 all out - Nicole Richards 4 for 29, Sam Mitchell 3 for 25

There is a special Fishermen's Memorial Fund Charity Cricket Match taking place at St Clare, Penzance on Thursday 10th August, starting at 6.00pm. The game is between a Fishermen's XI (The Poachers) and an MFA & CSFC Officers XI (The Game Keepers) There are expected to be a number of county players performing. Entry is by programme only on the gate of £2.00 each which includes a raffle. Free entry for children under 12. There will also be a BBQ & refreshments will be available.

Time Match at Camborne C C Thur 3rd August

Cornish Crusaders 182 for 4 off 31 overs C Libby 47, C Richards 33, M Trudgeon 28, N Libby 21. Bowling - Katy Whitaker 3 for 44, Melissa Rowe 1 for 35, Kerry Matthews 1 for 7

Cornwall Women & Girls 147 for 4 off 41 overs Sue Leathley 54, Adele James 30no Bowling - C Libby 2 for 9, Bishop Bill 1 for 28, Mark Blake 1 for 17,

Match Drawn

Mining Division Evening League Semi-finals at Redruth CC Tue 1st and Thur 3rd August

Camborne 125-5 (S Powell 44, R Simmons 23; A Clappisom 2-13),

Camborne School of Mines 109-5 (A Clappisom 40, M Musgrove 20; M Fenton 3-18).

Camborne beat Camborne School of Mines by 16 runs

Chacewater 134-5 (I Berridge 38, A Mugford 35, S Moyle 29; D Glanville 2-30),

Leedstown 89 (A Robinson 23; A Mugford 2-12, five run outs).

Chacewater will meet Camborne in the Final at Camborne CC on Thursday 10th August at 6pm.

Camborne CC have readily released St Just from their Jolly's Drinks ECB Cornwall Premier League game on Saturday 12th August at Roskear. With permission from the League St Just requested a postponement to enable them to travel to Kent for their Cockspur Cup semi-final against Bromley the following day. No new date has been confirmed yet for the fixture.

A Grampound Road CC v Cornwall XI Day/Night Floodlight Match will be held on Sunday 27th August at 5.30pm. 35 overs per side. Bar and BBQ's as well as music and the razzmatazz of Day/Night cricket! The entry costs are £3.00 for an adult and £1.00 for children under the age of 16. The gate money is being donated to Leukemia Research. The game is again being sponsored by Hewden Hire

St Just are likely to face two former Surrey players in their Cockspur Cup semi-final against Bromley on the 13th August. Batsman Nadeem Shahid and bowler Joey Benjamin, who played one Test Match for England, figured prominently in Bromley's quarter-final win against Teddington on Sunday.

Benjamin payed against South Africa at the Oval in 1994 taking 4-42 in the first innings before Devon Malcolm, famously, took 9 for 57 in the second innings. The winners will meet either Nottinghamshire side Claythorpe or Newcastle based South Northumberland in the final at Lord's on Monday 4th September.

Semi Finals Sunday 13 August Bromley v St Just & South Northumberland v Caythorpe (Notts)