Leaders Carmel celebrated a 54-run victory at Pen-y-Gelli to strengthen their hold on top spot in Division Two.
Put into bat, the Flintshire hosts posted a total of 165-8 off 40 overs, opener Supun Eranga making 49 and captain Ben Sim 31.
Tim Cloete was St Asaph seconds’ most successful bowler with 5-28, Finley Hewitt claiming 2-34.
In reply, Saints were all removed for 111, Ankush Upadhyaya 34. Amer Jamil taking 4-20 and Ralf Fernando 3-34.
Jason Taylor made a club best 102 not out as Brymbo seconds recorded a big win at the SSC.
Winning the toss and electing to bat, the Steelmen were 56-2 before Taylor and Christopher Craven, who made 73 off 65 balls, hitting 11 fours and a six, put on 106 for the third wicket.
Taylor’s 102 came off 78 deliveries and included 13 boundaries and two maximums, helping the hosts amass 261-7 off 40 overs, William Pooler 3-30, Caleb Dyke 2-27 and Simon Harrison 2-49 for the visitors.
Corwen were then skittled out for just 74, Sion Edwards 3-12 off eight, Jack Bettis 2-14 and Ahamadzia Wali 2-19 for the winners.
Half-centuries from Finley Rooke-Hart and William Schrimshaw guided Denbigh seconds to a home success over Gwersyllt Park seconds.
Park called the coin correctly and opted to bat, making 180-8, extras top-scoring with 43 while Jack Watkins contributed 31, Alec Lewis 3-12 off eight and Sam Kitching 2-39 for the hosts.
Denbigh made it to 186-5 off 33, Rooke-Hart hitting 11 fours in his 59 and Schrimshaw scoring 57, Ben Griffiths 2-38 for the visitors.
Openers Caron Williams and Aled Hughes both hit half-tons to secure a 10-wicket win for Llanrwst at Parc Gwydir.
Eight-player Dolgellau set 123-5, Philip Deane 36 not out, Tamal Achanjee 3-8 off six for the hosts, who eased to 124-0 off 22.1, Williams 53 no and Hughes 52 no.
Skipper Jacob Roberts produced a captain’s knock of 61 in a hard-fought win for Llay at The Ring.
Inserted by the opposition, Marchwiel and Wrexham chalked up 142-6, Chris Woodcock 44, Tom Parry 2-20 and Mike Wright 2-30, and Llay responded with 146-7 off 37.5, Roberts well-supported by Findlay Williams (42) in a match-turning sixth-wicket stand of 81.
Phil Oddie took 3-30 for the visitors.
Title-chasers Pwllheli lost out by just two runs at Parc Bodegroes.
Bridge won the toss and batted, posting a modest 127 all out off 37.4 overs, Riley McKeaveney Jones hitting nine fours in a knock of 56 which was priceless in terms of the match.
Pwllheli’s Omar Aftab scooped 3-12 and Nico Jones 2-30.
Pwll slumped to 83-7 in reply, but the lower order made useful runs before the fire went out at 125. Logan Morgan top-scored with 30, while for the islanders, David Owen landed 4-18 and Sean Morris 3-30.
Long serving Nicholas Parry made a career-best 148 in Bethesda seconds’ defeat of Buckley seconds last Saturday.
Parry beat his previous highest score by one run as Pesda amassed 268-7 having called the coin correctly and chosen to bat.
Twenty-one fours and three sixes were included in Parry’s innings, which dwarfed everyone else’s efforts, the next highest individual score being 25 not out from Liam Adams.
Alfie McManus picked up 2-20 off eight and Joe Hogg collected 2-57 for the Bucks.
The Flintshire travellers were then sent packing for 101, Hogg 29, Richard Lee Williams 4-12 and Ian Owen 3-33 for the hosts.
Captain Mike Probert (92), Darren Jones (58) and Tim Probert (37) helped Connah’s Quay set a formidable 226-4 before Abergele were limited to 204-9, Gwil Lloyd Jones 78, captain David Holmes 52 and Sebin Sebastion 32, Stephen Norbury bagging 4-23, Sheikh Sabbir and Mike Probert both 2-31 for the winning hosts.
Sion Thomas struck an unbeaten 91 and skipper Dave Evans was 62 not out in Pont’s mighty 250-4, Sam Andrews adding 33, Guto Davies 2-32 and Lucas Davies 2-36 for Conwy seconds, who were dismissed for 178, Toby Watson 52 and Guto Davies 35, Christian Wrathall 2-22, Fraser Keay 2-27 and Manon Jones 2-38 for the visitors.
Sathyajith Ihalagama (63) and Anooj Kesavan (57) were the chief scorers in Bersham’s innings of 179-5, Craig Wilson 2-29 and Daniel Lodge 2-36 for Hawarden, who could only muster 130-9 in response, Ian Martin 33, Shins Varghese 4-14 and Noufal Khader 3-20 for the winning side.
Wes Gillam and Gareth Davies both made 42 and Craig Roberts hit 41 in Mold seconds’ total of 220-7, James Beresford 3-35 for Halkyn seconds, who were restricted to 169-8, Dylan Wilson 58 and Paul Rutherford 33, Thomas Garratt 3-16, Roberts 2-24 and Gruffudd Edwards 2-34 for the high-flying hosts.
Ruthin made light work of reaching the 181 needed for victory at the Memorial Fields.
Monis Altaf topped the chart with 84 and passed 650 league runs for the season as Caernarfon were bowled out for 180, Osian Roberts 2-22 and Dafydd Roberts 2-31 for the hosts, who responded with 184-2 in 32.5, Osian Roberts 79 not out, Ned Roberts 50 no and Dipin Varghese a fine 2-14 off six overs for the Cofis.
Leaders Brymbo thirds romped to an easy win at the SSC on Sunday.
Luca Brooks took 4-16, Jack Andrew 2-14 and Tom Emmerson 2-15 as Marchwiel and Wrexham seconds were rolled over for just 93.
Brymbo coasted to 97-1 off 17.4, skipper Charlie Croasdale 55 not out and now past 700 league runs for 2026.
Steven Jones did best with a stoic 64 in Carmel’s effort of 168 all out, Midhun Ashok 4-27, Jose Sebastian 2-13 and Anvesh Podicheti 2-38 for Bersham seconds, who responded with a victorious 169-4, Anand Babu 61 and Vishak Vattakkavil 60, Ben Davies 2-27.
Ruthin rattled up 230-7 off 40 overs, Ieuan Wynne Lewis 72, Keast McKelvey 38 and Harri Lewis-Jones 31, Dom Green 5-38 and Dave Evans 2-38 for the hosts, who were all back in the pavilion for just 97, Evans 32, Kevin Evans 5-18, Sion Goldston 3-12 and Aled Owen 2-21 for the visitors.
Llanrwst were skittled out for just 81 at Shotton CC, Thomas Cropper 2-0, Xander Apletree 2-1, Justin Chambers 2-15 and Jo Robinson 2-24 for Hawarden, who got home on 82-3, captain Robinson 49, Abbey Young 2-32.
Big win for Llandudno, who kept Gresford seconds down to 161-8, skipper Gez Jones with an heroic 97 not out for the visitors, Shana Kelly 3-31 and Mike Gwynne 2-28 for the hosts.
Llandudno breezed to 165-1 off 22, Jack Rimmington 82 not out and David Barlow 54 no.
Skipper Neil Murray-Williams shone brightest with 86 in Pwllheli seconds’ innings of 184-4, Bella Williams 2-22 and Idris Closs-Griffiths 2-36 for Northop thirds, who replied with 186-5 to register a five-wicket triumph, Josh Callan 68, Ioan Morgan 2-43 for the visitors.
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