Some big performances for Park over the Bank Holiday weekend, but it's hard to argue against the winner of this week's IDE Player of the Week award, as Jonny Wales takes his second in succession.

Jonny had a magnificent all-round performance in the 1st XI's win at Bunbury, as he hit an unbeaten 74 and then took his second five-wicket haul in two games.

Batting at five, Jonny entered the game with Park batting first and on 64-3. He joined skipper Alec Butcher at the crease and the two put on a century partnership as Butcher hit 83 and Wales batted through for his 74* off 98 balls, hitting eight fours along the way.

Bunbury had been set 195 to win but got nowhere near, they were all out for 96 as Wales ripped through their line-up. His five wickets came at less than a run-an-over,  finishing with figures of 5-7 from 7.2 overs.

It was a performance that will be tough to better this season, and leaves Jonny with highly impressive season figures; in his five games played this year he is averaging 54.67 with the bat and has taken 17 wickets at just 5.94.

Some very good contributions in the honourable mentions this week that easily could have won the award on another occasion; Alec Butcher made 83 and had three dismissals behind the stumps in that 1st XI victory over Bunbury. There were some brilliant batting performances in the 3rd XI too as they beat Warrington on Sunday, Sam Speak made his highest senior score with a 78, Mike Begbie hit his second half-century in as many games with 53, and the returning Glyn Wilkinson hit a quick-fire 46 not out late on that won Park the game.

A close one this week, but after a number of honourable mentions already this season, Jonny Wales finally takes the IDE Player of the Week award.

The 1st XI suffered their first defeat at home to Ashley on Saturday, but Jonny stood out with an excellent all-round performance as he took a 5-fer and top scored with 41 runs.

'Taff' came on as first change in the game and bowled through, he was the only bowler to really have success as he took five of Park's seven wickets and finished with 5-54 from his 20 overs.

During the first innings, Park had been strugglling on 59-4 when Wales and James Hendry went out to bat. They added important runs with a partnership worth 44 and Jonny went on to finish with a run-a-ball knock of 41 that included eight fours.

His superb outing now leaves him with a batting average of 30.00 in his four games played, and very impressive season bowling stats with 12 wickets at 7.83.

Jonny just beat out Mike Begbie who hit a superb, unbeaten 65 in the 3rd XI's win over Chester Boughton Hall. Whilst Darren Falland (63) and Matt Hatchard (4-62) also impressed as the 2nd XI lost away at Cholmondeley.

After wins for both the 1st and 2nd XI there were a number of candidates for the IDE Player of the Week award, but with a quick-fire innings of 43 away at Woodford, Phill Amatiello takes the prize.

PA was promoted to number three in the order this week after batting at eight and nine earlier in the year, and his performance proved it was the right decision to make by 1st XI skipper Alec Butcher.

With the Park chasing 138 to win, they lost their first wicket with 48 runs on the board. Amatiello entered the middle and immediately upped the run rate.

His innings of 43 came from 44 balls and included three sixes, one of which a huge shot that cleared the Woodford pavilion. He eventually fell to Gavin Colebourn but his impact had already been a match-winning one as Park comfortably saw the game out and won by six wickets.

Saturday was the last game Phill can play for a while due to upcoming work commitments, and his performance showed he will be a significant loss.

There was an impressive list of honourable mentions this week too; Greg McKeown hit 45 for the 1st XI and Jonny Wales (4-30) and Rob Begbie (3-31) both shone with the ball in the same game. Whilst in the 2nd XI's win against Malpas, James Hanson took 4-32, Bryan Shingler added 3-34 and there was an excellent opening wicket partnership between Sam Speak (37) and Joe Paterson (34).