A second wicket stand of 75 between the Bready duo of Swarnim Jha (39*) and Ben Campbell helped the North West to third place in the table to end the U15 series on a winning note with a 9 wickets win over the hosts chasing 99. Munster's 98 for 8 saw 20's for Cillian Ross and William Shields, while Mark Robinson took three wickets.

Sidharth Biju hit seven fours in a fluent 52 as Leinster made it six wins out of six to claim yet another Under 15 Boys title - their 8th in 10 years. There were runs too for skipper Peter Le Roux (30*) and the tournament's leading run scorer Gethin Kelleher, who scored 27 to take his week's tally to 287 before retiring. Zayan Malik made 35 in the NCU's 148 for 5, with Beau Donnison hitting 29 and Robbie McCollam (23).

Robbie McCollam's unbeaten 56, coupled with a hard-hit 31 from skipper Marco Bates ensured the NCU chased 114 to beat the North West by 8 wickets. The Bready duo of Swarnim Jha (29) and Ben Campbell (33) the main contributors to their 113 for 5 - two wickets for Ben Walsh.

Gethin Kelleher continued to dominate the U15 interpros with the Terenure teenager hitting an unbeaten 108 from 62 balls (11 fours, 3 sixes) in their 87 run win over Munster. Chasing 187, the hosts did well to get to 100, thanks to a half century from Soham Burkul and 32 from Cillian Ross.

Adamstown's Sidharth Biju led Leinster to a comfortable 8-wicket win over the NW at the Mardyke. Biju hit 11 fours in a 38-ball unbeaten 64, adding 83 for the second wicket with Gethin Kelleher. Earlier, the NW had been in trouble at 45-6 with wickets for Toby O'Connell (3-9) and Lorcan Craik (2-18), but rallied thanks to a 7th wicket stand of 67 between the Bonds Glen duo of Adam Thompson (50*) and Mark Robinson (27).

Leinster were given a scare by the NCU before eventually showing their batting depth to record a 63-run win at The Mardyke. Batting first they were struggling at 130 for 7 despite 41 from skipper Peter Le Roux and 29 from Sidharth Biju. Merrion's Jan Dijkstra rescued them with a top-score of 57 (5 fours) as the tail wagged adding 103 from those last three wickets - Max Stead making 22. Instonians spinner Ben Walsh took 3 for 38, while Zayan Malik took 2 for 28. Railway Union paceman Toby O'Connell (4-39) took decisive early wickets which put Leinster on top and they never relinquished their grip despite runs for Templepatrick's Jack Smyth (30) and 22 apiece for Luke Fisher and Zayan Malik. There were two wickets apiece too for Balbriggan's Lorcan Craik and Dijkstra - who enjoyed a fine all-round match.

The North West produced a fine batting display to beat Munster by 186 runs at Farmers Cross. The win was set up by a 4th wicket stand of 102 in 16 overs between Suyash Kumar who top scored with 83 (12 fours) and his Bready team-mate Swarnim Jha who made 52. There were runs too for Ryan McClintock (23*) and Bobby Brolly (20) in their imposing 281 for 8. Ayan Ullah bowled very well to get 3-38, while Namish Kumar collected 2 for 37. Munster's reply never got going as they slumped to 19 for 4. Cillian Ross made 29, adding 44 with Mark Donnelly (12) but once that stand was broken, they were bowled out for 95. Dean Faulkner, Bobby Brolly, and Mark Robinson each collected two wickets.

A third wicket stand of 154 between Terenure's Gethin Kelleher and Railway Union's Peter Le Roux was the highlight of Leinster U15's 177-run win over the North West at Farmers Cross. Kelleher hit 13 boundaries in his 91-ball 107, while skipper Le Roux's 64 in 45 balls included 6 fours and a six. Ted Hasler (49) and Callum Armstrong (39) both hit six boundaries in an opening stand of 76, while Joe Russell made 24 in a total of 304 for 5. The North West reply never got going as they were bowled out for 127, three wickets for Ryan Keenan and two for Gethin Kelleher.

The NCU Under 15s bounced back from their loss last week against the North West to record a 308-run win against hosts Munster at The Mardyke. It all started brightly for Munster as William Shields bowled Robbie McCollam first ball of the game, but a second wicket stand of 138 between Beau Donnison (71*) and skipper Marco Bates (64) at better than even time got the innings back on track. Further runs for Jack Smyth (48*), Luke Crothers (36) and Fisher (35*) helped the NCU rack up an imposing 347 for 9 - two wickets apiece for Chinmay Shinde, Cillian Ross and William Shields. Munster's batting was simply blown away as they were bundled out for 39 - four wickets for Donnison, three from Dylan Gray and two from Zayan Malik.

The Bonds Glen duo of Adam Thompson and Mark Robinson were the heroes for the North West as they began their Under 15 interprovincial series with a two-wicket win over the NCU in a game reduced to 45 overs by overnight rain at Newbuildings. Chasing 218, the NW looked beaten when they were reduced to 157 for 8, despite fine knocks from Ben Campbell (57) and Ryan McClintock (31). However, the pair added an unbroken 62 in 45 balls for the 9th wicket to seal a superb win for Mark Olphert and Barry Scott's squad. Thompson, son of RT, showed his power in his 40 from 38 balls (3 fours, 2 sixes), while team-mate Robinson hit five boundaries in his 30 not out. Earlier, the NCU's total of 217 for 6 was based around a hard-hit unbeaten 56 from Zayan Malik that included four sixes, while his Waringstown team-mate Robbie McCollam hit 10 fours in his run-a-ball 47, and skipper Marco Bates made 35. The action now moves South, with all four participating teams playing in Munster next week.

Leinster got their U15 interpro season off to a dominant start as they recorded an emphatic 10-wicket win over Munster at Oak Hill. Batting first, Munster struggled from the off with only the talented Ayan Ullah reaching double figures, hitting 5 fours and a six in his unbeaten 42. Balbriggan's Lorcan Craik and Adamstown's Sidharth Biju each took three wickets, while there was two for Railway Union's Toby O'Connell in a Munster total of 93. The modest target proved no challenge, with highly rated Rush left-hander Callum Armstrong - what a production line of lefties the club has produced over the years - hitting seven fours in his 60 not out, adding 94 in an opening stand with Railway's Ted Hasler (27*). The tournament moves to Cork next week with all the four Unions doing battle for the trophy.