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King's Lynn showed plenty of fight on their return to Sports Insure Premiership action before going down to a 54-36 defeat at Leicester last night.

North Runcton displayed their Norfolk Alliance Premier Division title credentials with victory over Fakenham in a match reduced to 30 overs a side.The victory sees North Runcton leapfrog their rivals in the league standings.Sunshine, showers, strong winds, and umpires made both teams wait for perfect conditions for the games to commence.The umpires take a look at the wicket after rain delayed the start of North Runcton's Norfolk Alliance Premier Division

Officials at King's Lynn Speedway continue to work round-the-clock to secure the club's long-term future.The club remains hopeful of being able to continue after taking a self-imposed break to regroup and resolve several issues.Last Monday's home match against Peterborough was postponed as the club took stock of their problems and were involved with extensive discussions with British Speedway Promoters’ Ltd.Anders Rowe in action for the King's Lynn StarsThe club is

King's Lynn Town have strengthened their squad for the forthcoming National League North season by signing two of their summer trialists.The Linnets have brought in Ismael Fatadjo, 23, and Marley Santos Delgado with both players impressing in the club's early pre-season outings.Delgado progressed through Lowestoft Town’s centre of excellence and has also represented Lakenheath U18s.He has played as a trialist in all three of Lynn’s pre-season matches so far and

Marshland St James’ kart racer Jenson Sayell continued his winning form at the sixth round of the Hunts Kart Racing Club championship at the weekend with three more wins, including the final.Saturday practice took place in very mixed conditions from heavy rain to hot sunshine giving the team the opportunity to try both wets and dry set up.It was the first use of the new synergy chassis in the wet

It's an end of an era for the Mark Farnham Schools of Tae kwon-do, who have left their long-standing base at Providence Street after more than 35 years of making champions.The school - which is relocating to a new base at the Discovery Centre in Columbia Way - has used the Community Centre since first starting back in November 1987.A lot has happened since the first class with just four

North Runcton posted their biggest Premier Division score for several seasons as they put the Norwich attack to sword on Saturday.The Runcton batsmen of Mark Skipper (53 off 70 balls), Kirwin Christoffels (60 off 60 balls) and Jasper Payne (75 off 40 balls) were the main contributors as the visitors piled up the runs.Payne was in irresistible form with five fours and five maximums with some determined hard-hitting before a

Denver moved themselves further clear of the Norfolk Alliance Division Four drop zone with a five-wicket victory over Mattishall.Saturday's win also keeps them within touching distance of the top three.Mattishall won the toss and chose to bat first and despite losing three early wickets, the runs rate was respectable as they made it to 53-3 after 16 overs.Visitng captain Keenan Stokes joined Trent Stoltz at the wicket and they set

Mark Hughes has hinted there may be more King's Lynn Town signings to come.