St Johnston's difficult introduction to life in the North West Women's Premiership continued as they suffered a comprehensive 10-wicket defeat at Eglinton.

The Donegal side were dismissed for just 66 in 13.3 overs, with Sarah Macbeth top-scoring on 11 in an innings that never gained momentum.
 
Eglinton's bowlers dominated throughout, led by Catherine Kee, who claimed a maiden five-wicket haul with outstanding figures of 5 for 12.

Lucy Carmichael provided excellent support with 2 for 10. 

Any hopes of a St Johnston fightback were quickly extinguished as Eglinton raced to victory inside seven overs. 

Openers Lucy Carmichael and Cara Lamberton were untroubled, sharing an unbroken stand of 68. Lamberton finished unbeaten on 22, while skipper Carmichael made 20 not out in a commanding chase.

Bready strengthened their grip on top spot in the North West Women's Premiership with a crushing nine-wicket win over a depleted Fox Lodge side. 
The visitors struggled throughout their innings, managing just 45 for 9 from their 20 overs. 

Mollie Devine provided the lone bright spot, top-scoring with 19 as wickets fell steadily around her. Erin Mowbray, Millie Spence and Jodie Spence all claimed two wickets as Bready's bowlers shared the spoils in a dominant display.
 
Fox Lodge enjoyed a rare moment of success when Chloe Young bowled Lucy McGranaghan with the first ball of the chase.
 
However, that proved only a brief setback as Ella Wasson and Millie Spence added an unbroken 45 for the second wicket.
 
Spence finished unbeaten on 25 and Wasson 17 not out sharing seven boundaries as Bready raced to victory in the 5th over.