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Sunday, 16 July 2023 13:25

By John Hannaford East Devon Radio Sports Reporter

On Saturday local cricket was once again affected by the weather with several matches being held with reduced overs or postpone

In the Tolchard Devon premier league Exmouth gained a 3 wicket victory in a restricted overs game at Instow over North Devon by but Sidmouth's game at Heathcoat was abandoned after just 6 overs .

In the A division Budleigh Salterton drop into the relegation zone after a 3 wicket defeat at home to visitors Torquay and Clyst st George go bottom easily beaten by 8 wickets at Kilmington but in division B Cullompton beat visiting Sandford second eleven by 97 runs at Duke Street.

Finally the D division East  Topsham st James had a narrow 1 run victory at the University sports ground over visitors Feniton .         

There was one late local cricket result in the Tolchard Devon cricket league division C east where Ottery st Mary beat Uplyme and Lyme Regis away by 6 wickets although interrupted by rain the match was played to a finish.                           

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