Vishal Kushwah scored 84 and took five wickets in a stunning all-round performance as Colwyn Bay celebrated victory at Fleetwood.
Bay were put into bat at Sea Cop and posted 208-8 declared off 55 overs, Indian ace Kushwah’s dominant innings coming off 75 balls and including nine fours and four sixes.
The visitors were 36-4 before Kushwah and Sion Morris (29) steadied the ship with a stand of 60.
Kushwah then took 5-34 off 19.5 overs as Fleetwood were bowled out for 162, spinner Paul Jenkins with an immaculate 3-38 from 20.
Hall’s modest total of 134 was never going to be enough to deliver a win at Lytham.
Jac Kennedy (38) and Ben Slater (33) were the best contributors for the visitors, who were put into bat, Zia Ur Rehman Akbar grabbing 5-13 for the hosts.
In reply, Lytham dipped to 24-3 and there was a glimmer of hope for Northop Hall, but Matthew Taaffe (52 not out) and Richard Staines (32 no) guided the home side to victory with an unbroken half-century stand for the fifth wicket.
Darren Leach collected 2-36 for the visitors.
Prestatyn found a 200-plus total too tough to chase in West Derby.
Put into bat, Alder amassed 227 all out, Greg Harvey 84, Sampath Perera 3-52 for Prestatyn, Danny Pryde 3-62, Benjamin Hughes 2-30 and Sheil Sethi 2-49.
Skipper David Harris did best with 47 in Prestatyn’s response of 144 all out, Danny Johnson 4-24 and Harvey 4-28 for the hosts.
Colwyn Bay 2nd XI (8) 162-8 dec Wavertee 2nd XI (8) 150-8 – DRAWN
Bay – Oliver Pitman 37, Chris Barry 37, Tom Roberts 30; Jamie Moorhouse 3-43, Shay Williams 2-16, James Jones 2-47.
Northop Hall 2nd XI (7) 176-9 dec Wigan 2nd XI (20) 177-4 – WIGAN WON BY SIX WICKETS
Hall – Will Edwards 37, Adam Littler 36; Rutujay Chawda 2-23
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