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Staffordshire take the honours with win over Shropshire

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The opening match in the double-header at Leek yesterday was abandoned after a delayed start and a stoppage because of a slippery outfield. Former Derbyshire all-rounder Nils Priestley again enjoyed the reduced format as he clobbered five sixes in his 20-ball 58. Shropshire looked predictably ring rusty and never threatened to get close to a target of 117.
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Staffordshire take the honours with win over Shropshire

The opening match in the double-header at Leek yesterday was abandoned after a delayed start and a stoppage because of a slippery outfield with Staffordshire on 99 for four from 11.1 overs with skipper James Kettleborough (34 not out) going well.

·Ketley, United Kingdom
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Shropshire Star broke the news in Ketley, United Kingdom on Monday, May 1, 2023.
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