Buckley have avoided relegation from North Wales Cricket League Division One by the slimmest of margins, meaning Menai Bridge seconds go down.
Although Bucks lost 13-2 at home to Conwy on Saturday, the Flintshire club and Menai Bridge finished equal on 116 points.
However, Buckley had the highest number of average points per completed game – 5.78 compared to the Anglesey side’s 5.63.
Therefore Bridge seconds are relegated along with Llay Welfare and Marchwiel and Wrexham.
Put into bat, Conwy set a more than useful 208-8 off 45 overs, Philip Davies scoring 61 and captain Jonathan Davies 56.
For the hosts, three bowlers took identical figures of 2-42 – Jack Gibson, Ollie Fellows and Matthew Blunden.
Bucks were then bowled out for 144, Alex Storey 52, Calum Jones taking 3-23 and Tom Plank 3-24 for the visitors, who won by 64 runs and 13-2 on points. Graham Meredith claimed 2-19 off nine.
Abergele (2) 102-10
Hawarden Park (13) 169-6
Gwersyllt Park (15) 242-6 (Jake James 71, Iroshan De Silva 61, Lewis Cole 33, Morgan Yorke 3-36)
Dolgellau (0) 117-10 (Jack Williamson 50, Ethan McCarthy 2-0, Neil Pearson 2-12)
Marchwiel and Wrexham (1) 89-10 (Aayushman Goswami 3-14, Ben Parker 3-20)
Bethesda (14) 93-2 (Matthew Harrington 57)
Northop 2nd XI (15)
Llay Welfare (0)
Connah’s Quay v Menai Bridge 2nd XI – no scorecard supplied
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