Captain Iroshan De Silva passed the 750 league runs mark for the season with a majestic century and took five wickets for leaders Gwersyllt Park.
De Silva finished 101 not out and claimed an amazing 5-6 as the table-topping Wrexham side saw off visitors Llay and now enjoy a 28-point lead at the summit.
Put into bat, Park posted 201-5 off their 45 allotted overs, Ethan McCarthy (29) and George Miles (28) making useful contributions, Jacob Roberts taking 4-41 for the opposition.
In reply, Llay were bowled out for 110, De Silva’s 5-6 coming off 6.1 overs, Neil Pearson picking up 3-12.
Visitors Menai Bridge seconds claimed a 42-run victory at Pentre Mawr.
Abergele decided to field first, bowling out the Anglesey side for 157, opener Matt Bixby making 30.
Moinak Pyne scooped 4-47 for the hosts, Lewis Tolond 2-16 and Rana Das 2-29.
Pyne made 31 in Gele’s reply, but the home team could only muster 115 all out, David Owen starring with 4-17 for the islanders with Liam Stone gathering 2-14 and Tomos Rees Jones 2-36.
Opener Joel Sampson shone brightest for Buckley with a match-winning 60 at Lane End over high-flyers Northop seconds.
Bucks called the coin correctly and opted to bat, Sampson leading the way in a score of 141 all out, Joe Griffiths 3-27, Ellis Williams 2-16 and Sion Ferguson 2-27 for the visitors.
Adam Shaw then bagged 3-16, Jack Gibson 2-12 and Lee Taylor 2-16 as the hosts removed Northop for just 97, the win edging Buckley out of the bottom two.
Vaughan Williams and Graham Meredith both took four wickets for Conwy, who moved up to second after a fine win over Bethesda at Bodlondeb.
Pesda were put in and collapsed to 102 all out, Williams snaring 4-11, Meredith 4-19 and Calum Jones 2-18.
Conwy replied with 105-3 in 34.1 overs, Stuart Watkins 26 not out and Evan Williams 26, Craig Newey pocketing 2-19 for the visitors.
Chris Geary’s unbeaten 75 for Hawarden proved a major difference in Saturday’s tussle at Moor Lane.
The home side set 197-7, Geary’s fine knock well supported by Oliver Tyndall (40) and Owen Skillander (30), Jack Williams with 2-28 for the visitors.
In response, Dolgellau were dismissed for 110, Tom Norris 4-10 and Michael Wootton 2-13.
After being bowled out for 98, Connah’s Quay may have feared the worst, but they ended up winning the game thanks to Mali Auty’s sensational 7-27.
Choosing to bat first, the Quay were bowled out in just 24 overs, opener James Du Toit hitting 32 and Darren Leach 20 not out, Matt Lawrenson poaching 3-26, Sam Shoemark 3-27 and Josh Williams 2-4 for the hosts.
Marchwiel and Wrexham were then skittled out for just 64, Auty with a senior career-best return, Lee Davies nabbing 2-10.
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