COLWALL thrashed Worcester Nomads B' by 71 runs in the Worcestershire Cricket Board Indoor League Monday division.

Tom Wolfendale hit 35 and Oli Griffiths added 31 in Colwall's total of 127-6. James Welchman (1-26) was the only Nomads wicket-taker.

In the Worcester side's reply, was something of a comedy of errors with no less than five batsmen running themselves out - three of them for less than five runs each.

Josh Stafford batted well for his 25, but Nomads could only muster 56-6 to hand Colwall a comprehensive victory. Charles Griffiths was the pick of the bowling, taking 1-11.

In the other match, The Fossils managed to see off Dominies and Guild by 24 runs.

Fossils' openers Mark Groves and Rich Williams gave their side a good start, putting on 35 before the former had to retire. Williams then took the score on to 78, before also having to retire on 26. The remaining batsmen all chipped in to post a decent total of 120-3.

Dominies lost early wickets as their innings stalled, but Steve Miles batted for the majority of their reply to score an excellent 56.

However, Martin Woodward (2-13) restricted the Dominies' batsmen well to set up the Fossils win.

In the Sunday division, the Nomads A' team taught their Academy side a lesson with a 100-run win.

The A' team racked up 166-3 with a hard-hitting batting display.

Steve Bowman (45 no), Derek Austin (29 no), Paul Gardner (27 no) and Danny Rees (19) all contributed to the massive total.

Jamie Smith batted sensibly for 28, but his team-mates could not offer him much support as the youngsters reached 66-6 off their allotted overs.

Meanwhile, Paul Bryan and Jerome Connor both struck unbeaten 26s, Adrian Field scored a quickfire 17 and Karl Goddard was 16 no as Droitwich A' compiled 114-2 in their match with Bromsgrove.

Nick Husbands (1-17) and Harry Smith (1-24) were the only wicket-takers for Bromsgrove.

In reply, Bromsgrove could only manage 74-6 as the Spa side registered a 40-run triumph. Greg Gibbins and Jordon Rose started cautiously for 'Grove.

However, when the openers departed Nick (14) and Paul Husbands (24) came to the crease and injected some much-needed urgency to the scoring rate.

Goddard's figures of 2-12 helped Droitwich to keep Bromsgrove well away from their total to claim victory.