Saints openers Kyle Williams and Will Norman needed just 11 overs to smash the 127 runs needed to secure victory over visitors Menai Bridge.
The Ynys Môn side won the toss and batted, setting 121-9 off their 20 overs, skipper Robbie Jones best with 32, Dan Evans taking 2-15, Danny Ryan 2-17 and Jack Griffiths 2-27 for the hosts.
Williams then cracked 69 not out off 38 balls, hitting 10 fours and two sixes, while Norman finished unbeaten on 52 from 29 – five boundaries and four maximums – as Asaph ended victorious on 127-0 off 11.
Kastun Stoute’s unbeaten half-century played a major role in Gwersyllt Park’s defeat of Bangor.
Winning the toss and electing to bat, the Citizens posted 127-6, Smit Parekh an excellent 69 not out, Tahsil Stanakzai 2-16 and Jack Billington 2-17 for the hosts, who hit back with 131-5 off 17.5, Stoute 68 no, Francois Mostert 2-14 for the travellers.
Chritstopher Taylor struck a match-winning 83 in Brymbo’s seven-wicket success over Bangor at the SSC.
Francois Mostert made 50 not out in the away side’s 133-6, Taylor 2-18 and Diskshant Vairagi 2-22 for the Steelmen, who hit back with 137-3 off 14.1, Taylor with the dominant knock.
It was a day to remember for Christopher Taylor as his unbeaten 74 guided Brymbo to another convincing victory.
Taylor, who also hit 83 in a T20 triumph over Bangor, made it 157 runs across two innings on a super Saturday for the Springbok.
Against Mold. the Steelmen amassed 170-6 off 20, Taylor’s 74 not out coming off 43 deliveries and including 10 fours and two sixes, while George Deniz added 40, Gruffudd Edwards 2-23 for the visitors.
Mold were limited to 114-9, Gethin Griffiths 36 and Thomas North 31, Taylor producing further heroics with the ball, snapping up 4-16 and Adam De Rycke 3-4.
Kastun Stoute made 45, Iroshan De Silva 33 not out and Ethan McCarthy 31 as Gwersyllt Park recorded a winning 152-7, Munowar Samsodien 2-25 and Thomas North 23-36 for Mold, whose response finished short on 143-7, Isaac Allen 48, Stoute 2-13 and Cai Pearson 2-20 for the Wrexham side.
Northop piled up 208-3 off 20 overs, Richard Walker 93 and Sion Morris 64 not out, that pair putting on 148 for the second wicket, and Hawarden Park could only muster 126-6 in response, Henry Dowd 2-2.
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