Cregagh lost by the narrowest of margins in a nail-biter. The home side needed 13 off the final over and had scored just 3 singles off the first four deliveries before Bob Moore's maximum left them needing 4 from the final ball from Adam Speers. More drama however as it was a no-ball from which they scrambled a bye. Two required, but the final delivery saw Speers run out Craig Boultwood as he attempted the run that would have tied the game.

Ballymena ensured second place in the table with a crushing 164-run win over basement side Saintfield in a game reduced to 35 overs at The Demesne. Glen Adams got the innings off to a quick start as he made 50 from 42 balls (3 fours, 4 sixes) out of an opening stand of 56. The real fireworks though came in a fourth wicket stand of 145 in 17 overs between Michael and John Glass, Michael top-scored with 97 from 78 balls (7 fours, 7 sixes), while skipper John's 87 from only 53 deliveries saw him clear the ropes 9 times as well as 3 fours. A total of 255 for 6 was always way beyond Saintfield's abilities - skittled for 91 with three wicket apiece for Ryan McKenna and John Glass, while Michael Glass took 2 for 23 to complete fine all-round games for the pair.

Ferhan Saeed ensured Belfast finished the season on a winning note as they beat already relegated Dundrum by 6 wickets at The Meadow. Gvain McNerlin hit 36 as the home side were bowled out for 102 in the 20 overs match. Aneeb Shah took 4 for 26, while Saeed claimed 3 for 12. He then hit 4 maximums and 3 fours in his unbeaten 52 from 40 ballss as Belfast clinched victory in the 14th over despite two wickets apiece for Scott Symington and James Wright.

Muckamore made it 18 wins from 18 to complete a remarkable 100% league campaign as they brushed aside all their opponents on a return to the top flight. Michael Burns (34), Muhammad Ajmal (32), and Adnan Malik (23) were best with the bat for Laurelvale in their 141. Ted Britton and Shane Henderson each took three wickets, while skipper Neil Gill took two. Luke Allen's unbeaten 69 - three fours, 3 sixes - saw them cruise home as he shared half century stands with Vinoth Srinivasan (16) and Ben Calitz (23*) as the 7 wicket win was sealed in the 33rd over.

Donacloney MIll powered to an emphatic 148-run win over Armagh at The Mall to move up to sixth position in the table. Ryan Matthews clubbed 9 four and 8 sixes in his 97 from only 64 deliveries, as he and Aaron Kennedy (44) added 113 in 14 overs for the 4th wicket on their way to a total of 246. Jamie Rogers made 30 at the top of the order, while skipper Michael Hoey made 26, but there was little else as the home side were bundled out for 98 - five wickets for Tim McClure and three for Matthew Lyttle in a fine all-round display to round off their season.

Cregagh ran out 5 wicket winners over Templepatrick to give themselves a chance of a third place finish if they can win their final match of the season against Laurelvale. Robert Smith ploughed a lonely furrow in the visitors innings - making 61 (7 fours, 1 six) out of their 107. Matthew Simpson's run-a-ball 41 (6 fours, 1 six) saw the home side seal the points in the 22nd over, despite a fine spell by John Busby (2-11).

Robert Smith's 53 ball innings of 86 included 8x4 and 7x6.

Adnan Malik's 45 ball innings of 74 included 8x4 and 4x6.

Belfast proved too strong for Ballymena, beating them by 7 wickets in their T20 clash at Eaton Park. The home side were skittled for just 74, in difficult conditions. Anthony Frazer made 23, while there were three wickets apiece for Ferhan Saeed and Aneeb Shah. The chase was a routine one as Nicolaas Serdyn cleared the ropes three times in an unbeaten 26 to seal victory with three overs left.

Section One Champions Muckamore made heavy weather of chasing down Cregagh’s modest total of 86 on the night they received the League trophy. Tough gong for the visitors against the spin of Trevor Britton and the pace of Pavan Karthik who wrapped things up coming on late in the innings. Muckamore's reply went in fits and starts - a brief burst from Ewan Wilson book-ended by the loss of both Vardhan and Ben Calitz and Satish Suresh's 22 off 13 balls meant that Muckamore's skipper Neil Gill and Vinoth Srinivasan had the luxury of just picking up the singles required for victory. An unbeaten season so far for Muckamore who wrapped up the title emphatically with four games still to play.

Muckamore clinched the Senior One title with a convincing 8-wicket win over nearest challengers Ballymena in a game reduced to 41 overs. The Eaton Park side posted 173 for 6, with professional Glen Adams top-scoring with 48 and runs too for Michael Glass (36) and James Kennedy (31). The chase proved to be uneventful as Ewan Wilson made 87 (5 fours, 2 sixes) shared a second wicket partnership of 116 in 19 overs with Ben Calitz, whose even time unbeaten 59 included 6 boundaries.

Donacloney Mill beat Belfast in the only other game to defy the elements, winning by 71 runs (DLS) at the Factory Ground. They lost professional Peet Pienaar first ball, but Shane Warren's half century, plus 46 from Matthew Lyttle, and 33 from Neil Kirkatrick helped the home side to 203 for 8. Tim McClure then took four wickets, Mark Campbell three, and Harry Lockhart two as Belfast were bowled out for 133, despite a 24-ball 42 from Nicolas Serdyn.

Muckamore are one win away from the Section One title after a 63-run win over Laurelvale - their 13th straight win in the division that has seen them sweep all challengers aside. Jude Keates unbeaten 52 from 37 balls (4 fours, 2 sixes) helped the Moylena side to 156 for 5 - runs too for opener Kylinn Vardhan (38). The visitors chase never got out of first gear - three wickets for Arnold Oduvelil and two apiece for Ben Calitz and Sathish Suresh keeping them tto 93 for 9.

Cregagh and Ballymena played out a dramatic tie, with Anthony Frazer only able to get one of the two needed from the last ball of the game bowled by Graeme Hassard. James Kennedy had looked like bringing Ballymena to victory as he hit 6 sixes in a top score of 67 from 45 balls, but his dismissal with 7 needed off 7 balls would prove vital. Ballymena then needed 7 off the last over but could only get 6. Danny Cooper got the crucial wicket of Kennedy, and he had earlier made 35 in the home side's 132 for 7. The Eaton Park side stay second in the table after sharing the points.

Muckamore secured their 12th win of the league campaign to move 12 points clear at the top of Section One after a bizarre win at home to Donacloney Mill. Batting first DM were skittled for just 39, losing 8 wickets for 17 runs having been 22 for 2 at one stage. Sathish Suresh took 4 for 2, while there were two wickets apiece for Shane Henderson and skipper Neil Gill - including the big one of overseas player Peet Pienaar. When the home side reply reached 22 for 0, it seemed a straightforward task, but three wickets for Robin Sinton and two for Aaron Kennedy saw them spluttering at 31 for 5, before sanity resumed, eventually sealing the 5-wicket win in the 7th over.

A fourth wicket stand of 180 between South African overseas player Peet Pienaar and Ryan Matthews took Donacloney Mill to a 28-run win over Laurelvale in a high-scoring match at the Factory Ground. Pienaar hit 16 boundaries and 5 sixes in his unbeaten 152, while Matthews hit 10 fours in a wonderful 76 to help the home side to 292 for 4 in the 47-over match. Laurelvale looked down and out at 100 for 5 and 180 for 8, but kept plugging away before eventually being 264 all out. Skipper David Sinton made 48, while there were runs too for John Livingstone (43), Michael Burns (39), Muhammad Amjal (35), and Adnan Malik (27). Aaron Kennedy took the final wicket to end with 3 for 44, while there were two apiece for Harry Lockhart and Timothy McClure.

Muckamore moved a step closer to the Section One title and promotion after a hard fought 61-run win over Dundrum in a game reduced to 35 overs. In tough conditions, the hosts posted 149 with Ted Britton's 23 the top score. Gavin McNerlin took four wickets and his 28 was the best of the Dundrum reply of 88. Muckamore captain Neil Gill (3-14) made the early breakthrough, and two wickets apiece for Pavan Karthik, Arnold Oduvelil and Satish Suresh sealed what was a comfortable win in the end.

Cregagh got the better of Armagh with a 19-run win in their T20 contest. Mark (33) and Aaron Johnston (26) helped the home side to 113 for 9 - three wickets for Matthew Wright and two for Ben Mackey. The Cregagh bowlers made early inroads with Alistair Watt (3-19) and skipper Danny Cooper (2-8) helping reduce Armagh to 20 for 5. Matthew Steenson hit 4 sixes in a defiant 37, adding 52 for the 6th wicket with Michael Hoey (34*). However the stand was broken with 42 needed from the last five overs, and Armagh ended on 94 for 9.

Ballymena stay in Muckamore's slipstream in second place after they beat Dundrum by 33 runs at The Meadow. Glen Adams cleared the ropes four times in a hard hit 46 as the Eaton Park side made 131 for 8. There were runs too for Stephen Bristow (23) and John Glass (21), while Stiaan Swanepoel took four wickets. James Martin top-scored with 33, while Adams completed a fine all-round game taking 3 for 18, while there two wickets apiece for Moin Ahmed, Anthony Frazer, and John Glass.

Muckamore's relentless march towards promotion continued unabated as they beat Belfast by 61 runs (DLS) in their rearranged Section One game at Moylena. An incredible opening partnership of 198 between Ben Calitz and Kyllin Vardhan set up the win, with Caltiz hitting 14 fours and 8 sixes in his 136, while Vardhan's unbeaten 74 came from 52 deliveries (8 fours, 2 sixes). A total of 241 in 19 overs was adjusted due to a shower to a target of 211 in 16. Usman Ayub thumped 4 sixes and 3 fours in a 16-ball 46, but four wickets for Sathish Suresh (4-28) ensured a dominant victory.

Bradley Munro's century came off 39 balls and included 9x4 & 7x6.

Ballymena were frustrated in their attempt to keep pace with leaders Muckamore after their home clash with Templepatrick was abandoned. John Glass hit 60 in their 175 for 9 in the 43rd over before play was halted. Nick Kane's five wickets the highlight for the visitors.

Cregagh were another side left rueing the elements after their game was abandoned with them well on top of Dundrum. Skipper Danny Cooper (48) and Paul Douglas (37*) both in the runs as they made 135 for 2 in 30 overs. That meant the home side required 159 in 20 overs, but were struggling on 68 for 5 after 10 when the weather intervened yet again much to the chagrin of the Belfast side.

There was a real thriller at the Demense where with Saintfield needing six off two balls with the last pair at the wicket, Ethan Hanna cleared the ropes to beat Donacloney Mill. Chasing 202 (DLS), skipper Gareth Harrison and Graham both scored 50 in a fourth wicket stand of 93 in 12 overs. From 162 for 3 though nerves set in, losing 6 wickets for 28 to leave 12 required with Hanna and Mark Yeates last men standing - thankfully they proved equal to the task. DM's 203 for 7 owed much to an 8th wicket stand of 73 - Mark Campbell hitting 5 sixes in a run-a-ball 55.

Muckamore remain on course to lift the Section One title after they crushed Armagh by 172-runs (DLS) at the Mall. A solid batting effort saw runs for all the top order with Kyllin Vardhan (31) and Ewan Wilson (21) laying the foundations in an opening stand of 45. Vinoth Srinivasan (46) and Ben Calitz (42) built on that adding 58 for the third wicket, while the Canadian youth international also added a half century stand with Les Allen (27*) in their total of 199 for 4. DLS revised that upwards to 215, but the home side were blown away, bowled out for just 42 - three wickets apiece for Neil Gill, Satish Suresh and Shane Henderson.

Laurelvale had a welcome 20-run win over Belfast in a game not short on incident. The home side were struggling on 85 for 7 before Khurshid Subhani hit 6 fours and 4 sixes in his 74 not out - adding 126 for the 8th wicket with Michael Burns (10*). The total of 211 for 7 was boosted by the imposition of 42 penalty runs by the umpires for time wasting and a slow over rate. That was to prove crucial as Belfast recovered from 38 for 5 to get to 191 - thanks primarily to Usman Ayub's run-a-ball 89 (10 fours, 1 six). Michael Burns took four wickets for Laurelvale, while there were two apiece for Daryl Henry, Jack Burns and Adam Speers.

Ballymena moved into second place in the table as they beat Armagh by 114-runs at Eaton Park. John Glass (56) and Jonathan Browne (55) both made half centuries as they shared a 5th wicket stand of 104 to get them to 242 for 7. Last week's century makers James Kennedy (22) and Glen Adams (34) had to settle for more modest contributions with the bat, but Adams did pick up five wickets with the ball as Armagh were bowled out for 128 - Michael Hoey's 34 the best of their effort.

Another week, another Nicholas Serdyn century as Belfast beat Cregagh yet again. The keeper was once again the hero, hitting 12 fours and 6 sixes in an unbeaten 108 to lead his team to a four-wickets victory chasing 186. Ross Boultwood's four wickets for Cregagh were in vain, whose 186 was down mainly to a half century from captain Danny Cooper (56) and 36 from Paul Douglas. Sameer Mohn's 6 for 37 was also an important part of their superb victory.

Fine all-round displays by professional Stiaan Swanepoel and Rodney Hassard saw Dundrum earn the points at home to Donacloney Mill. Peet Pienaar was in the runs again as DM posted 206. There were three wickets apiece for Liam Kearsley, Swanepoel and Hassard, with the latter two then combining for an unbroken 5th wicket stand of 115 in 23 overs, both making half centuries.

Saintfield got their first points of the campaign as they beat Laurelvale by 59 runs. Gareth Harrison hit 7 fours and 3 maximums in his top-score of 69, but there was little support for the skipper in their 157. Adam Speers did the bulk of the damage taking 6 for 25, while there was three wickets for Michael Burns. Saints' Ethan Hanna then took a five-wicket hail of his own, supported by Mark Yeates as the hosts were dismissed for 98.

Muckamore won the top of the table clash as they beat rivals Templepatrick at The Cloghan. The Moylena side were in early trouble at 35 for 4, but were rescued by a 5th wicket stand of 105 between top-scorer Luke Allen (73) and Sathish Suresh (43), while skipper Neil Gill's run-a-ball 36 got then to 198. Matthew Palmer's 57 had the hosts in a strong position as they reached 91 for 1 in the rely, but they faded away to 159 all out - four wickets for Pavan Karthik, and three apiece for Sathish Suresh and Arnold Oduvelil.

James Kennedy, take a bow! The affable opener put on an incredible show, making a double hundred as Ballymena powered to a 163-run win over Armagh. His unbeaten 201 came from 161 balls and included 13 fours and 4 sixes, totally dominating the Eaton Park's 302 for 9, in which Owen Dick's 31 was next best. The 201 is the highest individual score in the club’s history. The Armagh reply was scuppered by five wickets for Michael Glass, as The Mall side were bowled out for 139 - Stuart Lester's 41 their best effort.

An incredible game saw almost 600 runs scored, with Belfast chasing 297 to beat Cregagh at the Memorial Ground. Paul Douglas unbeaten 100 from just 85 balls (11 fours,1 six), had propelled the hosts to what looked a winning total, with runs too for Matthew Simpson (50), Danny Cooper (35), and Adam McCormick (31*). They were undone though by an incredible boundary blitz by wicket-keeper Nicolaas Serdyn, who hit 13 sixes and 5 fours in an unbeaten 134 from 86 balls that got the three-wickets win in the 48th over. He added 111 for the 8th wicket with Shoaib Malik (16*) in a game that will live long in the memory.

Dundrum were in the runs, racking up 309 for 6 in 47 against Donacloney Mill. There were half centuries for skipper James Martin (66*) and his deputy Terry Huttley, as well as Stian Swanepoel and Rodney Hassard, while Stuart Campbell made 40. DM's reply saw Peet Pienaar hit 5 fours and 2 sixes in a top-score of 77, adding 112 for the third wicket with Aaron Kennedy (42). Their chase though petered out with three wickets for Rodney Hassard, and two apiece for Scott Symington, Brijesh Krishali and Stiaan Swanepol sealing the 145-run win.

Muckamore continue to set the pace as they beat Templepatrick by 6 wickets at Moylena. The visitors were bowled out for 100 with Bradley Munro making half of those - his 37-ball half century included 5 fours and 3 sixes. Ted Britton claimed four wickets, while there was success too for Pavan Karthik (3-15) and two for Sathish Suresh (2-27). John Busby (3-14) kept the chase interesting early on, but Kyllin Vardhan's unbeaten 45, allied with 28 from Vinoth Srinivasan sealed victory.

David Sinton led Laurelvale to a three-wickets win at Saintfield as they chased 242. The skipper made an unbeaten 85 (6 fours, 2 sixes) adding a crucial 80 for the 6th wicket with Robert Hall (37). He had earlier taken four wickets as the home side posted 241 for 8 - half centuries for Gareth Harrison, who hit 9 fours and a six in a top-score of 63, and Andrew McGavera (54).

A second wicket stand of 196 in 36 overs between Ewan Wilson and Kyllin Vardhan helped Muckamore beat Ballymena by 110 runs. Wilson hit 12 fours and 4 sixes in a top score of 122, while Vardhan made 74 (6 fours). The wheels though came off as six wickets fell for just 5 runs as the Moylena side ended on 267 - four wickets apiece for Jamie Watt (4-34) and John Glass (4-37). Ballymena never looked like threatening the chase, as they were bowled out for 129, with Jonathan Browne (33) and Glen Adams (27) their top scorers. The destroyer-in-chief was Sathish Suresh (5-14), while Shane Henderson also picked up 2 for 38.

Donaghcloney Mill produced a fine bowling display to beat Belfast by 90 runs. Defending 172 (DLS), three wickets each for Peet Pienaar (3-8) and Stuart McCart (3-29), plus two apiece for Aaron Kennedy (2-22) and Timothy McClure (2-23) saw Belfast skittled for just 82. DM's Colin Russell (58) and Ryan McCart's (37) sixth wicket stand of 52 had earlier helped them recover from a sluggish start to post 177.

Laurelvale beat Dundrum by five wickets as they chased 133 in a relatively low scoring contest. David Sinton and Adam Speers made 20s, and their cause was helped by 35 extras - including 32 wides as the Dundrum bowling radar malfunctioned. Terry Hutley's 39 (7 fours) was the best of the hosts 133 - four wickets for Mohammed Amjal and two apiece for Abdullah Aryan and Khurshid Subhani.

Templepatrick got the better of Armagh in a hard-fought encounter, chasing 134 to win by 3 wickets. Jamie Rogers (60) and Sam Wilson (31) got the Mall side off to a fine start adding 63 in 13 overs for the first wicket, but they imploded to be all out for 134. Robert Smith (4-15), Bradley Munro (3-21) and John Busby (2-26) doing the damage. Ben Mackey (3-35) and Alan Whitcroft (2-32) made early inroads and reduced the Cloughan side to 35 for 5 and 56 for 6. However, a 7th wicket stand of 59 between Michael Stewart and Stephen Fawcett ensured the win. They employed contrasting styles as Stewart's unbeaten 30 came from 94 balls (2 fours), while Fawcett thumped 5 sixes and 2 fours in his 43 from only 26 balls. Both equally effective as the points were secured.

Cregagh's promotion ambitions remain firmly on track as they brushed aside Saintfield with a 176-run win. Jay Hunter hit 12 fours in his 56 as he shared an opening stand of 93 in 16 overs with Danny Cooper (35) to lay the perfect platform. The runs kept flowing with Craig Boultwood top-scoring with 87 from 84 balls (9 fours, 1 six) sharing half century stands with Paul Douglas (25) and Ross Boultwood (27), while Aaron Johnston (31) also chipped in to their total of 301 for 6. Saintfield only managed 125 in reply, with Adam Sofley hitting 39. Adam McCormick picked up 4 for 22, while Ross Boultwood took 2 for 23 in a day where everything went right for Cregagh.

It was a case of home comforts for Armagh who had little trouble accounting for Saintfield by 9 wickets at The Mall. Gareth Harrison's 41 was the best of the Saints 126 - three wickets for Alan Whitcroft and Stuart Lester. Jamie Rogers (52*) and Matthew Steenson (33*) then combined to ensure the easiest of chases.

A run-a ball innings from Ballymena skipper John Glass in an unbeaten 97 run partnership with James Kennedy sealed the points for the home side in a comfortable eight wicket win. For Cregagh only Paul Douglas with 44 managed to get to twenty in what was a disappointing showing with the bat as Glen Adams claimed four wickets and Owen Dick and Glass himself a pair each.

A six wicket burst by Muckamore's Satish Suresh left the Dundrum innings in tatters, leaving Pavan Karthik to clean up the tail with 3 for only 9 runs. No problems in chasing that down without losing a wicket for the Table-toppers who remain unbeaten.

Peet Pienaar's half century saw Donacloney Mill beat Laurelvale by four wickets. The South African had good support in the chase from Ryan Matthews (40*) and Shane Warren (29). Mark Thornberry's 50 was best for Laurelvale, while DM's Robin Sinton claimed three wickets, and Pienaar and Kennedy two apiece in a fine win.

Runs all down the order for Templepatrick as Stephen Fawcett, Robert Smith and Mark Thompson all posted half-centuries in a total that was well out of reach for visitors Belfast. Lots of twenties in the Belfast reply but no one could play the major innings that was required as all six Templepatrick bowlers claimed at least one wicket.

A 95 run opening partnership in 10 overs between Mark Thompson and Robert Smith Bradley set Templepatrick on their way to an almost 200 total with Bradley Munro's 54 coming off 29 balls with 3x4s & 4x6s. It proved to be too big an ask for the as yet winless home side, Gareth Harrison with a spectacular 6 maximums in his 57 and Adam Sofley the only players to reach double figures. Three wickets each for John Busby and Robert Smith as Templepatrick completed a comfortable win.

A 56 run win for Cregagh saw them join Muckamore at the top of the Section One table, each having four wins in the four games played to date. It was Charlie Shannon with a remarkable 4-0 in his first 12 deliveries, and conceding only 7 in his four overs, that snuffed out any hopes that Armagh might have harboured of chasing down the 160 posted by the home side, for whom Aaron Johnston top-scored, his 58 runs including 5x4 & 4x6.

Cregagh claimed the win by the narrowest of margins with two balls to spare. They fought back from 44/5 with partnerships of 33 and 34 for the 6th and 7th wickets, Craig Boultwood first with Danny Cooper and then brother Ross. They needed 7 off the final over and ended a string of 10 consecutive 'dots' when Boultwood hit a 6 off the third delivery. The game ended with a bit of an anticlimax when the next ball was called Wide!

Ben Calitz, who guested for CIYMS in their Euro T10 campaign put that experience to good use as he blasted his way to an unbeaten 61 off just 28 balls (4x4, 5x6). His opening partnership with Ewan Wilson was worth 84 and set up a challenging target for Saintfield to chase in the shortened 10 over game. Richard Keates opens the Muckamore attack with a 12 ball over - could be dark by the finish at this rate! Slow going with the bat as well as Saintfield showed little or no intent of chasing their target.

An opening partnership of exactly 50 between Craig Kennedy and Peet Pienaar before Kennedy was lbw to Glen Adams in the tenth over. Owen Dick with the second wicket when Shane Warren was caught by Sam Glass but Pienaar batted through to the end at exactly a run-a-ball. More runs for James Kennedy at the top of the Ballymena order as he and Glen Adams added 85 for the second wicket with Kennedy's half century coming in only 37 balls. He was joined by John Glass at the fall of Adams' wicket and the pair added the 50 required for victory with just over three overs to spare.

Templepatrick got their campaign up and running as Dundrum struggled to threaten what was a modest 122 total by the visitors and when an end was called after 18 overs were 18 runs short of their DLS Target.

An emphatic win for the hosts at The Mall as they consigned newly promoted Belfast to their second defeat in as many games. Alan Whitcroft with four wickets, Harry Doyle with two and two also for this season's overseas professional, New Zealander Brynn Cleaver. as the visitors were skittled for only 56. With the Armagh openers, Jamie Rogers (24) and Samuel Wilson (24) adding 46 for the first wicket, the 8 wicket win was never in doubt, achieved with seven overs to spare. The two sides meet again on Saturday as they have been drawn against each other in the first round of the Challenge Cup, this time home advantage is with Belfast.

Laurelvale made it two from two with a tight win over Templepatrick. After a poor start to their innings that saw half the side out for only 54, it took a 49 run partnership between Vishad Vyas and David Kane for the 9th wicket to get the visitors to a total that they had a possibility to defend. Three wickets (all lbw!) from Bradley Munro gave them a glimmer of hope early on but Laurelvale batted steadily and although Ross Bryans claimed a couple of late wickets Daryl Henry guided the 'Vale to the top of the league table with an unbeaten 32.

Ballymena bounced back from yesterday's defeat to register a comprehensive victory over Dundrum. Runs at the top of the order for Stephen Colgan and James Kennedy who added 67 for the first wicket before overseas professional Glen Adams joined Colgan in adding a further 49 for the second. Their 222 was way too many for Dundrum who were rocked by three early wickets from former Derriaghy stalwart Mark Stinson and with John Glass claiming another three there was just time for Stephen Bristow to pick up two in ten deliveries.