Chirk ended a barren run of nine straight league defeats with a winning draw at third-place Cound last Saturday.
Winning the toss and putting their hosts into bat, the North Wales side bowled out the opposition for 175, Nitish Sharma taking 4-40, Matt Lawrenson 3-39 and Liam Walker 2-60.
In reply, due to the weather Chirk were set a revised target of 118 off 40 overs.
When the rain caused the game to be abandoned, the visitors were on 104-6 from 23.1, skipper Walker best with 31 which included seven fours, Joe Yapp scooping 5-46 for the home side. Chirk got the better of the draw 14-8 on points.
Chirk remain one off the basement in Division One.
A disastrous afternoon for Chirk who crashed by 160 runs against the only side below them in the table.
Frankton won the toss and batted, posting 229-8 off 45 overs, Scott Hale top-scorer with 79, while for the visitors Liam Walker and Mark Shaw both notched 2-52 and Luke Gardner 2-79.
In response, Chirk were blown away for a paltry 69, Thomas Welti 5-1 for the hosts.
A pointless exercise for Chirk seconds as they were skittled out for just 69 and then were unable to take a single wicket in reply, Whittington requiring just nine overs to reach 71-0 and a 20-0 victory.
Chirk seconds lie rock bottom of the Division Seven standings.
Division One (12.30 pm)
Chirk 1st XI v Bomere Heath 1st XI
Division Seven (1 pm)
Condover 2nd XI v Chirk 2nd XI
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