Leaders Brymbo seconds will rarely have an easier – or quicker – win.
Visitors Abergele seconds won the toss and chose to bat, but were dismantled for just 33 runs in 18.2 overs.
Wayne Smith took 5-16, Ross Roberts 3-1 and Jordan Williams 2-15 for the Steelmen.
Brymbo took just 25 balls to reach 34-0 and seal a 15-0 victory.
The entire match lasted just 22-and-a-half overs.
By contrast to what occurred at Brymbo, there was a deluge of runs at Lane End – from the home side at least.
Third-place Buckley seconds piled up a mammoth 380-6 off 40 overs, Mike Wooton hitting 92, skipper Alex Storey 76, Johnny Hewitt 72 not out and wicket-keeper Sam Hughes 64.
Amidst the carnage, Ruthin’s Simon Harrison took a highly respectable 3-37 off seven overs.
Opener and captain Alun Jones posted 72 in Ruthin’s response of 147-9, Harry Sprowell 3-7 and Wooton 3-31 for the home team.
Michael Griffiths (52 not out), Jack Watkins (41) and Mike Griffiths (37 no) helped Gwersyllt produce a winning total, Dale Jones 3-37 and Matthew Dix 2-18 for the Deeside visitors.
Quay were bowled out for 99 in reply, Jake Chare 35, Graeme Bell 5-34 and Michael Griffiths 4-14 from nine for the hosts.
Pwllheli conceded.
Dylan Hughes (3-9), Sopan Patil (3-13) and Jamie Savage (2-4 off 9 overs) did the main damage as visitors Conwy seconds were dismissed for 60.
Bethesda seconds reached 62-3 in 14.4 overs for a 14-1 win.
Despite Hannah Thornton landing a senior career best 6-41 for Llandudno seconds, Bersham seconds made enough runs to win the game.
The nine-man hosts were all out for 80, Rishan Fernando playing the most important innings of 35.
Tudno were skittled out for just 66 in reply, Bersham’s Sujeesh Vazhadan picking up 3-12, Dafydd Williams 2-5 and Lewis Derwent 2-9.
Carmel seconds conceded.
Jack Parry starred with bat and ball as Llanrwst seconds earned a welcome win over Hawarden Park thirds at Parc Gwydir.
Put in, the Park were all out for 96, Kenneth Evans 32, Jack Parry 3-17, Dewi Parry 2-10, Daniel Jones 2-23 and Robert Parry 2-25.
The Rwsters got home on 98-6 off 21 overs, Jack Parry 34 not out, Theo Williams 25, Jamie Leek scooping 2-21 for Hawarden.
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