Denholme Cricket Club was recognised at the Timothy Taylor's Craven League's annual dinner and prize presentation at Keighley Golf Club.

Among the winners, two players stood out with multiple accolades.

Kunal Sindriyal claimed three trophies.

He won the Fourth Division batting trophy, the Hargraves Batting Trophy for best aggregate, and the Treasurer's Trophy as the leading Division Four all-rounder.

Sindriyal scored 631 runs at an average of 52.36, with a top score of 129, and took 29 wickets.

Faizal Raza collected two awards.

He received the Garbutt Bowling Trophy for the most wickets, claiming 56 at an average of 7.64, and the Secretary's Trophy as the leading Division Three all-rounder.

Raza also scored 406 runs.

Cameron Foster was awarded for his bowling skills in Division Four, taking 21 wickets at an average of 6.90.

His best analysis was 7-7, which included a hat-trick.

The club also won the Margaret Coe Memorial Trophy as the leading club in the league, winning Division Three and finishing as runners-up in Division Four.

Silsden's Tom Greenwood won the Fryers Wicket-Keeping Trophy for the fourth successive year, with 27 victims.

Bradley skipper Luke Watson was awarded the Mewies Fielding Trophy for the second consecutive season, having taken 15 catches and been involved in one run-out.

Sutton's Jack Middleton was named the leading under-18 fielder, and Glusburn's Harrison Butterfield was recognised as the leading under-21 fast bowler.

Will Tedder from Sutton won the Don Green Memorial Trophy as the runner-up in the best overall under-18 category.

Clubmate Josh Gill received the prestigious Frank Surgener Trophy as the leading Division One all-rounder, scoring 365 runs and taking 35 wickets.

Silsden's Ben Sugden won the equivalent Division Two award with 815 points.

Denholme were also re-presented with their Division Three trophy and the John Clayton Cup.

Riddlesden won the Wynn Cup, and Silsden the Manorlands Plate.

The dinner was attended by 86 people, with Emma Wilson, the marketing director at Timothy Taylor's, as the chief guest.