Knockharley continued their impressive form with a five-wicket victory over Terenure after comfortably chasing down a target of 187. Earlier, Henry Dall top-scored with 54, striking eight fours, while Aamir Bafanda made 29 as Terenure posted 186-9. Jack Condie led the bowling attack with 3-42, supported by Syed Medhi's 2-47. The chase got off to a solid start as Sayed Zubair (32) and Brandon Kruger shared a half-century opening stand. Kruger continued his excellent season with 56, including eight boundaries. Although Terenure briefly fought back through Dall and Bafanda, an unbroken fifth-wicket stand of 67 between Sumit Singh (41*) and Mubeen Ali (34) guided Knockharley to the brink of victory, eventually clicnhing a five-wicket win with more than 13 overs to spare.

Knockharley climbed to the top of the First Team League table with a comfortable seven-wicket victory over Adamstown at Oak Hill. The foundations were laid by Ahmed Kayani, whose outstanding figures of 5-19 helped dismiss Adamstown for just 104 in 33 overs. Nithin Namburu top-scored with 25, while Syed Mehdi and Aabis Mirza claimed two wickets apiece. Knockharley made light work of the chase, reaching 107-3 in 19.4 overs. Brandon Kruger anchored the innings with an unbeaten 50 from 60 balls, including two fours and three sixes. He shared an opening stand of 67 with Sayed Zubair, who struck 36 from 32 balls. Aryan Adelkar took all three wickets for Adamstown, finishing with 3-20.

Liam Blackford's unbeaten 137 propelled The Hills to a 70-run win over Knockharley in a high scoring game at The Vineyard. The former Australian U19 international showcased his class as he hit 14 fours and 3 sixes in a wonderful knock, sharing stands of 86 with Muzamil Sherzad (60) and 159 for the fourth with Joe Fletcher (43). Ehtesham Ahmed took three wickets but the hosts still racked up an imposing 286 for 5. Knockharley made a brave fist of the chase with Kashif Ali's half century (5 fours, 3 sixes), 31 from Don Retty and 30 apiece from Mubeen Ali and Syed Medhi all doing well. The Hills attack all stuck to their task well with two wickets apiece for Tomas Rooney-Murphy 2-28, Febin Manoj 2-29, Stefano Di Bartolomeo 2-33, and Mohammed Sherzad 2-36 as the visitors ended on 216 for 9.

Knockharley gained an excellent win thanks again to the exploits of Daneyaal Janjua who hit 5 sixes in a top score of 59, while Brandon Kruger hit 42 in their total of 246. That proved enough as Kashif Ali and Brandon Kruger each took three wickets to dismiss Kildare for 172. Moize Haider hit 40 in the hosts reply but in vain.