It's four wins out of four as Hethersett and Tas Valley continue to live the high life at the Norfolk League summit.On Saturday they took on Rollesby in Division One.

It's four wins out of four as Hethersett and Tas Valley continue to live the high life at the Norfolk League summit.

On Saturday they took on Rollesby in Division One.

Last season Rollesby inflicted a rare and shock home defeat on Hethersett as both teams gained promotion to the top division.

This time there were no slip-ups from the table-topping home side as they put their struggling bottom of the table opponents to the sword.

The contrasting fortunes of the two clubs this season was soon evident as Rollesby won the toss and elected to bat and then struggled to score 108 all out in 36.2 overs.

Tormentor-in-chief was once again Matt Steward who last season took 11 wickets in two matches against Rollesby. This time his figures were 4-21 from eight overs. He was well backed up by spinner Asad Abbas with 3-18.

Hethersett made short work of reaching their target despite losing opener Richard Ellis Junior for a duck in the first over.

Tim Shelley hit a solid unbeaten 49, and in partnership with Matthew Ellis, took his side to the verge of victory before Ellis fell just two runs short of what would have been his fourth consecutive half century.

Simon Redhead joined Shelley and hit the winning runs with a straight six to see Hethersett home by eight wickets with more than 25 overs still to go.

Hethersett Seconds visited Saham Toney in Division Five and put the home side into bat after winning the toss. Saham scored very slowly and were bowled out for 115 in 40.5 overs with Shawn Barker taking 4-11 and Craig Edwards 3-22.

Hethersett copied their first team by making short work of their target and winning by eight wickets with 21 overs to spare. Opener Rob Mitchell hit 50, Jimmy Adamson 21 and Tony Wenham was unbeaten on 25.

Hethersett and Tas Valley thirds made it a hat-trick of Norfolk League wins by beating Hales Thirds by 127 runs in Division 10.

Hethersett batted first and scored an impressive 276 all out with Ross Jones hitting 78, Chris Bolderstone 43 and Stephen Hayes 43. They then bowled Hales out for 149 with Alex Reeder taking 3-34 and Tom Brandon Street, usually better known as an emerging young batsman, taking 5-23.

This week the firsts visit Acle, the seconds are home to Happisburgh and the thirds visit Old Catton Thirds.

Hethersett and Tas Valley beat Rollesby by eight wickets in the Norfolk League Division One.