Paul Cook's 73 and Aaron Onyon's 6-31 helped Bracebridge Heath seal a seventh consecutive Lincolnshire Premier League title with a 71-run win over Grimsby.

Second-placed Skegness's losing draw at Sleaford leaves them only six points ahead of Louth who beat Lindum by 12 runs with Nuwan Shiroman making 86.

Andrew Crook smashed through the 1,000 run barrier with 146no in Woodhall Spa's 37-run win at Market Deeping.

Crook's team-mate Warren Nel passed 900 runs with a knock of 78.

Bottom side Caistor look doomed to relegation despite a winning draw at Nettleham, who bounced back on Sunday with a crushing 208-run victory over Messingham, Rob Cook hitting 117 and James McKay taking 5-14.

Lincolnshire Premier League results for Saturday, 12 September:

Cross O'Cliff Court: Bracebridge Heath 231-7 (P Cook 73); Grimsby 160 (Onyon 6-31)

London Road: Sleaford 227-6 (Gunawardena 51, Miller 51); Skegness 213-9 (Chamberlain 55)

St. Giles Avenue: Louth 206-7 (Shiroman 86); Lindum 194

Outgang Road: Woodhall Spa 267-5 (Crook 146no, Nel 78); Market Deeping 230

Mulsanne Park: Caistor 250-8 (France 65, Gowshall 58); Nettleham 216-8 (R Cook 74)

Sunday, 13 September:

Mulsanne Park: Nettleham 322-5 (R Cook 117, Smith 68); Messingham 114 (McKay 5-14)

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