Strabane lost to Glendermott by 8 wickets (DLS)
Strabane 132/8 (40 overs; Aaron Gillespie 42, Nasir Nawaz 34, Rhys Logue 22; Ben Mills 3-31, Ted Britton 2-14, Alan Johnson 2-19)
Glendermott 123/2 (23.5 overs; Ben Mills 70*, Malinga Amarasinghe 21) (Target 123 in 35 overs)

Nasir Nawaz is bowled (CricketEurope)

Strabane stay top of the Championship table despite an 8-wickets loss to Glendermott that keeps The Rectory side's outside hopes of a promotion slot alive. The Red Caps posted 132 for 8 with Aaron Gillespie making 42 and Nasir Nawaz 32. Ben Mills took three wickets - including trapping John Mooney lbw first ball - while there were two wickets apiece for Trevor Britton and Alan Johnson. Mills then continued his excellent season with the bat as the Division's highest scorer took his league tally to 692 with an unbeaten 60-ball 70 (8 fours, 4 sixes) adding 73 for the second wicket with Malinga Amarasinghe (21) in an 8-wicket DLS win.

The Nedd lost to Ballyspallen by 5 runs (DLS)
Ballyspallen 257/7 (40 overs; Tevyn Walcott 111, James Cusack 41, Kyle Morrow 36, Luke Gilfillan 26, Stu. Kennedy 23; Reuben Logan-Wilson 3-28)
The Nedd 182/4 (24 overs; Neil Stewart 89*, Richard Wylie 60; Stu. Kennedy 2-24) (Target 188 in 24 overs)

Centurion Tevyn Walcott (CricketEurope)

The Nedd came within one blow of their first win of the season, but they had the consolation of picking up their first points of the season in a five-run DLS loss against Ballyspallen in the Ballykelly derby. Tevyn Walcott hit 11 fours and 5 sixes in his 111, sharing stand of 75 for the second wicket with Kyle Morrow (36) and 95 for the third with James Cusack (41) in a 'Spallen total of 257 for 7 - three wickets for Reuben Logan-Wilson (3-28). The Nedd's reply saw them spluttering on 22 for 3, but a fourth wicket stand of 152 between Neil Stewart and Richard Wylie got them all so close to their adjusted target of 188 in 24 overs. Stewart cleared the fence 8 times as well as hitting 6 fours in his 56-ball unbeaten 89, while 'Fish' made a 51-ball 60 (9 fours, 2 sixes) in an entertaining contest.

Fox Lodge beat Burndennett by 5 wickets
Burndennett 183 (37 overs; Niall McDonnell 57, Andrew Barr 33; Gayan Maneeshan 3-20, Jason Milligan 3-31, Levi Kerr 2-13)
Fox Lodge 187/5 (35.3 overs; Gayan Maneeshan 63, Jamie McIntyre 50; Mark Pollock 2-31)

Fox Lodge reignited their promotion hopes with a 5-wicket derby win over Burndennett. Niall McDonnell's run-a-ball 57 (5 fours, 4 sixes) and a quickfire 33 from Andy Barr helped Burndennett to 183 - three wickets apiece for Jason Milligan and Gayan Maneeshan, plus two for Levi Kerr. Jamie McIntyre (50) and Maneeshan (63) both made half centuries in the chase, sharing a second wicket stand of 70 as the Foxies moved to third in the table as they eased to a 5-wicket win.

Bonds Glen beat St Johnston by 6 wickets
St Johnston 153/7 (28 overs; Graeme McCarter 53*, Deepak Reddy 38; Sam Kincaid 3-21, Divan Posthumus 2-42)
Bonds Glen 159/4 (25.3 overs; Divan Posthumus 75*, David Cooke 26*; Graeme McCarter 3-18)

Bonds Glen put a dent in St Johnston's title aspirations with a 7-wicket win despite the best efforts of Graeme McCarter. The former Irish international hit 6 fours and 3 sixes in an unbeaten 53 as the Donegal side recovered from 94 for 7 with an unbroken 8th wicket stand of 59 between 'Gmac' and Matthew Orr (16*). Sam Kincaid picked up three wickets and South African professional Divan Posthumus 2-42. McCarter then took three early wickets as the Bee Gees stumbled to 42 for 4, but an unbroken 5th wicket stand of 117 between Posthumus - whose 75 not out included 8 fours and 5 sixes - and David Cooke (26*) saw them home.