Skipper Ben Sim led the way with 64 as Carmel enjoyed a convincing win at Swan Road.
The visitors opted to bat first and posted a very useful 211-6 off 40 overs, Sim being well supported by Ryan Roberts (43), while openers Gwion Dafydd and Danny Owens made 28 and 24 respectively.
Zachary Sardar was Mochdre seconds’ most effective bowler, grabbing 3-26 off nine.
Carmel’s opening bowlers Connor Hughes and Ieuan Jones then ripped through the home side’s top order, the first six batsmen all perishing for single figures.
Harri Mostyn Jones (36) and Morgan Roberts (33) produced a mini-fightback, but the hosts were eventually all out for 143.
Connor Hughes ended up with 4-28, Nick Hughes 2-27, Ieuan Jones 2-28 and Danny Owens 2-32 in Carmel’s 68-run, 13-2 points success.
Played 15, won 15 for Bethesda, who hold a very handy 35-point lead at the summit with seven to play.
Ashley Rowlands returned an impressive 4-15 as Pesda limited Gresford seconds to just 111-8 off 40 overs.
Bethesda reached 112-3 from 36 to wrap up a 14-1 verdict, Richie Parry 46 not out, Ben Parker 28 and Ioan Roberts 27 no, Sam Richardson 2-19 for the hosts.
Despite a fine 67 not out from opener Owen Skillander it was a losing experience for Hawarden Park seconds on Saturday.
Skillander dominated as the home side set 124-6 off 40.
Northop seconds hit back with a winning 126-4 in 30.1, Charlie Grieg 35 and Paul Lindfield 31 no, Ela Closs-Sharp 2-2 for the home side.
Dion Owen scooped 4-10 off 9, Ian Granger 3-9 and Liam Bibby 2-19 as Menai Bridge seconds blew away Bersham’s usually impressive batting for just 60 in 25.5 overs.
Second-place Menai then eased to 62-0 in 11.1, skipper Sam Bixby 27 no and dad Matt Bixby 26 no.
Opener Matthew Duckworth was left agonisingly stranded on 99 not out as Ruthin set a maximum points winning total at Chester Road.
Jac Evans added 52 as the visitors ended their 40-over innings on 229-3, Murray Whitehead 29 and Dafydd Roberts 28.
Mold seconds were bowled out for 128, Gareth Davies 40, Osian Roberts 3-43, Jac Evans 2-9 and Joshua Duckworth 2-29 for the winners.
Key innings from Charlie Williams (43) and Owen Jones (41) enabled Saints to set a large enough score for victory at Elwy Park Grove.
The Saints concocted 160-9 from 40 overs, Barry Roberts 3-23, Llyr Erddyn Davies 2-24 and Ian Morgan 2-28 for the visitors.
Caernarfon gave it a good shot in reply, but were restricted to 136-8, Morgan 40, Charlie Williams 2-7 and Robert Jackson 2-21 for the home team.
Action from the 2013-14 NWCFA Challenge Cup Final between Bangor (red) and Caernarfon Town The…
CPD Dinas Bangor City 1876 has announced its retained list for the 2026-27 season. The…
Get down to Llay Miners Welfare's football ground this weekend to see great players in…
Byron Davis has signed for Holyhead Hotspur Holyhead Hotspur have signed a golden prospect for…
Promoted Prestatyn Sports (red) and Blue Bridge in action last season Three new clubs have…
Caernarfon Town were the last team to win the NWCFA Challenge Cup in 2013-14 After…