High-flying Rye clinch fourth straight win
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A four-wicket win away to Henfield kept Rye second in Sussex Cricket League Division Four and they enjoy a handy 21-point cushion over third-placed Southwater.
Rye lost the toss and unsurprisingly found themselves in the field given the lack of live grass on the pitch. As has been the case in previous weeks, Rye focused on containing runs with the hope that pressure would bring wickets.
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Hide AdThis proved to be the case as Henfield found themselves 35-2 after 17 overs, with Gary Willis (2-36) picking up both openers relatively cheaply. That soon became 44-3 as Harry Smeed got rid of Fred Stanley for two.