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Robinson and De Silva send Ryton sprawling

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August 05, 2025

NORTHUMBERLAND & TYNESIDE LEAGUE

RYTON collapsed to 56 all out, at home to Alnmouth & Lesbury, with Thorsten Robinson claiming 4-19 and Chalana De Silva 4-14.

A&L soon won the game on 60-3, to record a seven-wicket win.

Ponteland scored well at home to Stocksfield, as Arun Phogat made 45, Jonathan Appleby 107 not out from 113 balls, and Shahid Khan 66, as they posted 289-5.

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