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Harry helps Kidderminster climb out of drop zone

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August 05, 2025

KIDDERMINSTER climbed out of the relegation places courtesy of an impressive 124-run victory at title hopefuls Stourbridge.

- By DAVID LAWRENCE

Batting first, the visitors totalled 237 for eight led by opener and Herefordshire batsman Harry Sockett, who scored a steady 55.

Liam Weston then took out the Stourbridge top three on his way to 3-47 and with seamer Ben Clements taking 3-33, the home side struggled for runs and were all out for 113 inside 28 overs.

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