ALL five games in division six fell foul of the weather – although only one failed to make a start.
At Cawood, home skipper James Pullein made 52 in his side’s 94-2 against Woodhouse Grange.
Carlton Towers were only able to move to 19-1 at Dunnington, while Osbaldwick made 49-1 against Whitkirk.
Somewhat surprisingly, given the heavy rain in the York area, a good amount of play was possible at Hovingham, much to the delight of Brandesburton’s Stuart Robinson.
His 106 was his second three-figure score for the fledgling club.
With L Rodmell adding 52, Brandesburton had moved to a commanding position at 236-5.
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