Bangor retained the T20 Trophy Bowl with an ultimately comfortable 7-wickets win over BISC at Upritchard Park. Three wickets for Chris Walton and two for William Simpson helped restrict the visitors to a modest 110 for 8 - runs for Virat Gair (36) and Indudhar Jagadeesh (24). Former Irish international Mark Hutchinson hit four boundaries in his 22 as the hosts made a steady start. The chase exploded into life with a match defining third wicket stand of 62 in six overs with opener Andrew Kilpatrick hitting three sixes in a 28-ball unbeaten 44, alongside Robin van Harte, who made 38 (5 fours, 1 six) as victory was clinched in the 15th over.

Simon Harrison led Waringstown to a tense last over three-wickets win against Lisburn in the Junior Cup final at Bangor. Chasing 178, former Irish international James Hall's 49 (3 fours, 1 six) plus 20s from Ross Waite and Lee Nelson looked to have The Lawn side in control at 115 for 2. However, four wickets for Richard Simpson (4-31) saw five wickets fall for 30 runs, and at 145 for 7 the momentum had switched back to Lisburn. Harrison though proved up the task making an unbeaten 45 (6 fours, 1 six), finishing the game in style as he showed no nerves striking a superb straight six to tie the game, then winning it with a pulled four. That clinched the Man-of-the-Match award for Harrison in what has been a difficult year for the famous family with three deaths, including Simon's father Barry in April. Earlier he had also taken two wickets as did Hall - one of three Irish internationals in the match along with Phil Eaglestone and Boyd Rankin as Lisburn made 177 for 7. David (48) and Richard Simpson (28) in the runs as well as Adam Berry (38). Two cup final defeats in two days for Lisburn, but no-one will begrudge Waringstown's triumph in what was an entertaining decider at a wonderfully immaculate Upritchard Park.