Big Quiney ton seals promotion; DIVISION THREE.

WOMBOURNE achieved their first goal when their 136-run win at Lichfield guaranteed promotion and left them needing just four points for their second target, the Division Three crown.

A confident 117 from Karl Quiney saw Wombourne reach 198 all out, a target which could have been even greater if Quiney had had more support than Neil Grant's 25 as Tom Stone took four for 39 for Lichfield.

Not that it matters as the home side produced an end of term performance to finish all out for 62 with the third Quiney in the team, Dale, taking seven for 29 as the visitors moved 45 points clear of Brockhampton.

The Herefordshire side are being chased by Olton & W.W. but Jonny Walker's 48 saw them to 195 for eight, at Fordhouses, Danny Hussein finishing with four for 46.

Brockhampton's Chris Boroughs returned seven for 67, as Fordhouses stumbled to 145 all out to add to the relegation worries.

Studley are also facing the drop, after a four-wicket defeat at Olton.

Simon Stamenkovic hit 45 but Studley's remaining batsmen struggled on their way to 149 for nine, before Olton reinforced their promotion hopes with a win that leaves them 16 points adrift of Brockhampton ready for any late slip.

Rod Jones took five for 42, as Whitchurch skittled out Coleshill for 142, before 92 from Maisam Hasnain saw the North Shropshire side to an easy eight-wicket victory.

Bablake Old Boys made the long trip to Kington and returned with 24 points, keeping their survival hopes alive for, at least, another week. Kington were shot out for 119 which the Old Boys passed with four wickets to spare.

Rock-bottom Oswestry had the result of the day when they thrashed visitors Bridgnorth by 162 runs.

Steven Humphreys (75), Warrick Fynn (66) and Simon Huxley (43 not out) fired Oswestry to 256 for seven before Paul Robinson's four for 19 saw Bridgnorth tumbling to 94 all out.