Phil Sneath hit 55 for Sleaford and Ashique Rahman an unbeaten 56 for Nettleham.
Elsewhere, Woodhall Spa recorded their second 20 point win of the season in the Premier League to stay top of the table with a 100 per cent record.
Louth were th
e victims at Jubilee Park, being bowled out for 172, and it was young batsman Conrad Louth who hit the winning four, at the same time taking his own score to 100.
Champions Bracebridge Heath also picked up 20 points after bowling out Lindum for 173, of which Josh Brodie hit 96.
Bracebridge went on to claim a nine wicket win, with Mark Fell and Paul Cook among the runs, hitting 82 not out and 72 respectively.
Bracebridge stay second while Market Deeping made it three wins out of three to climb into third after bowling newcomers Haxey out for 100, five wickets falling to Nick Cowley. Market Deeping won by eight wickets.
Richard Antcliffe recorded the highest score of the weekend hitting 120 of Grimsby's total of 210 for four. Caistor then suffered another miserable result as they were bowled out for 76.
And Messingham's score of 210 for six - in which Ian Dawson made 62 and Jason Scheepers 79 - proved too much for Bourne who nevertheless managed 180 for eight and a share of the points.
Results:
Messingham 210-6 (I Dawson 62, Scheepers 79), Bourne 180-8; Lindum 173 (Brodie 96), Bracebridge Heath 174-1 (P Cook 72, Fell 82no); Grimsby 201-4 (Antcliffe 120no), Caistor 76; Haxey 100 (Cowley 5-32), Market Deeping 101-2; Sleaford 150-7 (Sneath 55no), Nettleham 151-4 (Ashique 58no); Louth 172, Woodhall Spa 176-2 (Louth 100no)
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