Chirk came so close to victory at St George’s last Saturday only to lose out by a single run.
Winning the toss and choosing to field, the North Wales side produced a steady bowling effort to limit the hosts to 210-8 off 45 overs.
Oliver Gough claimed 2-27, Nick Flack 2-38 and Nitish Sharma 2-41, while no-one scored a half-century for St George’s whose batting card comprised a group of useful rather than spectacular knocks.
In reply, Chirk were going great runs on 116-2 and 170-4, but then a series of losses left them struggling to reach their target.
It still looked promising at 200-8, but the last two wickets only produced nine runs.
The standout batsman for the visitors was Gough, who carried his bat for a determined 94 not out – his top score for the club.
Skipper Flack added 30 and Simon Rickett 26, but the travellers fell just short.
George Collins produced his best bowling figures as Chirk seconds made light work of visitors Cae Glas at Holyhead Road.
Put into bat, the Oswestry-based travellers were blasted out for just 57 in 29 overs, Collins producing an excellent spell of 4-9 off eight, Rob Williams grabbing 2-3 and Chris Hughes 2-6.
In response, despite early losses Chirk seconds reached a winning 58-3 in just 12.1 overs, Rob Williams guiding them home with an unbeaten 31.
Division Two (12.30 pm): Shelton 2nd XI v Chirk 1st XI
Division Eight (1 pm): Chirk 2nd XI v Prees 1st XI
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