NCU Women's League 2025
| P | W | T | NR | L | Pts | NRR | |
| Waringstown | 8 | 7 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 28 | 3.42 |
| Holywood | 8 | 6 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 24 | 2.01 |
| North Down | 8 | 5 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 20 | -0.01 |
| CSNI | 8 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 4 | 16 | 0 |
| Muckamore | 7 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 6 | 4 | -3.03 |
| Lisburn | 7 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 7 | 0 | -3.30 |
NCU Women's Cup
Semi-Final: Waringstown v CSNI
The Lawn, 20 July.
CSNI 126-9 (30 overs: E Calvert 30*, K West 16, J Gillan 15, E Carville 15, S Thomas 13; N Matthews 3-26, R Harrison 2-16, P Speer 2-26)
Waringstown 35-0 (4 overs: A Harrison 20*)
NCU Women's Cup
Semi-Final: Lisburn lost to Holywood by 9 wickets
Wallace Park, 20 July.
Lisburn 57 (18.4 overs: B Kennedy 21; E Bond 4-14, A Atkinson 3-5, L Maritz 2-7)
Holywood 59-1 (4.3 overs: L Maritz 45*; O Morrow 1-26)
Erin Bond receives the Player of the Match award from Michael Humphreys (CricketEurope)
Lisburn 50-6 at the half way stage but that represented a recovery from a disastrous 15-6 with Erin Bond and Lara Maritz ripping through the host's top order. Things got no better for Lisburn after the drinks break as Alex Atkinson claimed three wickets in two overs. Beth Kennedy and Extras (17) the only double figure contributions in a disappointing batting display. In the briefest of chases Irish International Lara Maritz plundered an unbeaten 45 from just 17 balls (3x4, 4x6) leaving Dutch International Madison Landsman a spectator with just a single to her name off her only delivery faced.
NCU Premier Top
Lisburn beat Muckamore by 144 runs
Wallace Park, 19 July.
Lisburn 356-7 (49 overs: N Whitworth 98, M Adair 88, B Calitz 48, J Hunter 28*, F Fazal 26, R Adair 23; N Gill 2-34, L Bates 2-48, A Coulter 2-86)
Muckamore 212 (40.2 overs: M Gleghorne 48, S Suresh 45, J vd Merwe 33, M Bates 25; R Adair 7-32, M Humphreys 2-43)
Seven wickets for Ross Adair (CricketEurope)
The Adair brothers, back together in a full-strength Lisburn side, were the feature acts in their crushing 144 runs win over Muckamore Mark Adair returned to the side in sensational batting form, hitting 88 from 47 balls in an innings which included 11 sixes. With captain Neil Whitworth scoring 98 (10 fours and three sixes) the home side powered to 356 for seven. Amid the mayhem, Neil Gill and Jason van der Merwe bowled their 20 overs for just 71 as the other 30 overs disappeared for 276. Ross Adair then produced career best figures of seven for 32 in 7.2 overs, as the visitors crashed from 151 for two to 212 all out to give Lisburn their first win over Muckamore in three attempts after losing last year's Challenge Cup final and this year's first League game.
NCU Premier Top
North Down lost to Waringstown by 7 wickets
Comber, 19 July.
North Down 156 (33.1 overs: T Koen 35, T Crothers 29, M Copelqnd 27; R Allen 4-29, J Mitchell 3-25, T Mayes 2-55) Waringstown 160-3 (18.2 overs: D vd Merwe 87, S Topping 50)
Daniel van der Merwe hurried proceedings to an end at North Down (Lee Nelson)
Waringstown wasted no time in winning their first post-split game, needing barely 18 overs to pass North Down’s 156 at Comber. Daniel van der Merwe thumped 87 from just 36 balls with 12 fours and four sixes and although he was third out with the scores tied, Tom Mayes hit the winning boundary next ball. Van der Merwe put on 121 for the second wicket with Sam Topping who was out for 50. Ross Allen was Waringstown’s most successful bowler with four wickets, including top scorer Tyron Koen for 35. Craig Young made his return for North Down, bowling six wicketless overs for 32.
NCU Premier Top
CIYMS lost to Instonians by 8 wickets
Belmont, 19 July.
CIYMS 161 (43.4 overs: C Dougherty 49, C McCullough 42; D Agnew 5-37, A White 3-22)
Instonians 167-2 (22.3 overs: N Rock 75*, C Carmichael 61*)
David Agnew took five wickets (George Armstrong)
Instonians kept pace with Waringstown at the top of the Premier League with an emphatic eight wickets victory over CIYMS at Belmont. In the absence of Ben Rose, 14-year-old David Agnew was brought in and claimed the match ball with figures of five for 37 as the home side were bowled out for 161 inside 44 overs. Chris Dougherty, top scorer with 49, was Agnew’s first wicket and he took the last three in the space of 10 balls for just four runs. Cade Carmichael dominated the first two partnerships which put on 75 before Neil Rock took over, scoring 75 of the last 92 runs, from just 26 balls with five fours and eight sixes, the last three in succession to win the match in the 23rd over.
NCU Premier Bottom
Woodvale beat CSNI by 111 runs
Ballygomartin Road, 19 July.
Woodvale 279-9 (50 overs: L Kaestner 84, A Shetty 52, F Restieaux 28, R Pretorius 21, J Gibson 21, Z Khan 20; F Lutton 3-40, J West 2-60) CSNI 168 (37.5 overs: A Leckey 44, S Thompson 20; A Shetty 5-42, K Walsh 3-42, R Pretorius 2-20)
Ashwin Shetty took five wickets (Ron Bell)
Woodvale eased their relegation worries with a huge 111 runs win over Civil Service North at Ballygomartin Road. Star of the show was Ashwin Shetty who followed up his 52 off 30 balls, at No 8, (three fours, four sixes) with figures of five for 42. Ludwig Kaestner top scored in the the home side’s 279 for nine, with 84 (seven fours, four sixes). It was another very disappointing batting display from CSN with Adam Leckey’s 44 the only score over 20 as they were bowled out for 168 in the 38th over.
NCU Premier Bottom
Cliftonville Academy beat Templepatrick by 5 wickets
Castle Grounds, 19 July.
Templepatrick 217 (44.5 overs: C Swart 78, S Weerakkody 65, L Jenkins 20; A Raut 4-40, M McCord 2-51)
Cliftonville Academy 218-5 (39 overs: A Raut 112*, J Wilson 33; R Bryans 2-37)
Century for Abhishek Raut (CricketEurope)
Cliftonville Academy left Templepatrick firmly rooted to the bottom of the Premier League after a five wickets victory at the Castle Grounds. Professional Abhishek Raut took his side to victory with more than 10 overs to spare with 112 not out (13 fours and two sixes). Only Jared Wilson gave him any meaningful support, 33 in a fifth wicket stand of 106 which the Indian dominated. He was also the best bowler on view, finishing with four for 40, including the wickets of top scorer Charles Swart for 78 and opposite number Sandun Weerakkody for 65 in the visitors 217.
NCU Section 1
Downpatrick lost to Bangor by 7 wickets
The Meadow, 19 July.
Downpatrick 39 (14 overs: C Brown 6-14, M Skelly 4-20)
Bangor 41-3 (7.5 overs: S Irwin 2-13)
Connor Brown congratulated after taking six wickets (Bangor CC)
Connor Brown and Matthew Skelly combined to dismiss Downpatrick for just 39 on their way to a seven-wicket win that keeps them in mid-table and Downpatrick rooted to the bottom. Brown took 6 for 14, while Skelly claimed 4 for 20 in a superb effort by the duo. The chase was over in under eight overs, but Sam Irwin did take two of the three Bangor wickets to fall to take the bad look off the heavy defeat.
NCU Section 1
Laurelvale beat Ballymena by 1 wicket
Laurelvale, 19 July.
Ballymena 281 (45.5 overs: C Deelman 101, S Willoughby 49, N vd Linde 38*, W Montgomery 33; J Burns 3-46, D Sinton 3-58, A Speers 2-41)
Laurelvale 282-9 (46.4 overs: D Henry 89, M Thornberry 81; C Deelman 3-34, D O'Boyle 2-35, S Willoughby 2-57, S Glass 2-64) (Reduced - Laurelvale target 282 in 47 overs)
NCU Section 1
Cregagh lost to Carrickfergus by 71 runs
Cregagh Memorial, 19 July.
Carrickfergus 206 (50 overs: A Haggan 55, CJ vd Walt 41; A Beattie 3-25, A McCormick 3-42)
Cregagh 135-9 (33.4 overs: D Cooper 52, A Watt 25; CJ vd Walt 4-31, A Haggan 2-27, A Martin 2-33)
NCU Section 1
Donacloney Mill lost to Lurgan by 7 wickets
Factory Ground, 19 July.
Donacloney Mill 180 (49.4 overs: A Kennedy 42, C Kennedy 27, N Kilpatrick 26; J Guy 3-30, N Babu 3-31, J Collingwood 2-44)
Lurgan 182-3 (26.4 overs: S Johnston 92*, J Oliver 39, J Collingwood 26)
NCU Section 1
Armagh beat Derriaghy by 65 runs
The Mall, 19 July.
Armagh 238 (48.4 overs: S Wilson 66, L Liebenberg 36, M Villiers 33, M Steenson 23; W Hughes 3-40, R Adams 2-27))
Derriaghy 173 (38.5 overs: R Adams 60, A Kinnin 22, I Sinovich 22; L Liebenberg 3-28, A Wright 3-47)
Muckamore lost to Holywood by 25 runs
Moylena, 13 July.
Holywood 148-7 (20 overs; Madison Landsman 62, Erika Simms 29; Nikki Niblock 2-19, Jenni Jackson 2-48) Muckamore 123-8(20 overs; 53 extras; Lola Raphael 3-15, Lara Maritz 2-21)
Madison Landsman, Erika Simms, Amber Gardner and Hannah Monaghan (Holywood CC)
Holywood kept their NCU Women’s title hopes alive with a 25-run win over Muckamore at Moylena. Overseas player Madison Landsman was the star of the show as she thumped nine fours and three sixes in a 25-ball 62, adding 40 with Erika Simms (29) in a total of 148 for seven – two wickets apiece for Nikki Niblock and Jenni Jackson. The Moylena side made 123 for eight in reply, boosted by the concession of 53 extras by Holywood, but luckily for them it didn’t prove fatal. The wickets were shared with Lola Raphael picking up three and Lara Maritz two. Holywood’s next match is against table toppers Waringstown, where a win for the Seapark side would leave the pair level going into the final game of the season.
CSNI beat Holywood by 10 runs (DLS).
Stormont, 6 July.
Holywood 72 (16.1 overs; E Wilson 3-13, K West 2-8, E Carville 2-12) CSNI 61-4 (15 overs; J Gillan 21*; M Landsman 2-7) (Target after 15 overs was 51)
Holywood’s title ambitions suffered a major jolt when they were beaten by ten runs (DLS) by CSNI. The Seapark side were bundled out for just 72, with three wickets for Eva Wilson, and two apiece for Katie West and Emily Carville. Wilson (19) then added 51 for the second wicket with skipper Jemma Gillan (21 not out) that saw CSNI ahead of the game when the match was stopped by the rain after 15 overs.
North Down beat Lisburn by 13 runs (DLS).
Comber, 6 July.
North Down 159-1 (20 overs; G Keenan 77*, K Fisher 42*) Lisburn 130-7 (18 overs; G Wilson 51, L Andrews 36) (Target 144 off 18 overs)
North Down’s Gracie Keenan hit nine fours in an unbeaten 77, sharing a second wicket stand of 91 with Kiara Fisher (42) as the Comber side made 159 for one against Lisburn. Grace Wilson (51) and Lucy Andrews (36) added 92 in 13 overs but the Wallace Park side fell 13 runs adrift in another match curtailed by the weather.
Waringstown beat Muckamore by 8 wickets.
The Lawn, 6 July.
Muckamore 78-7 (20 overs:; N Niblock 22*; A Gerken 2-12, L Derby 2-17) Waringstown 81-2 (11.4 overs; A Caulfield 31*, A Gerken 23*; F Murray 2-20)
Lucia Derby, Annabelle Betts and Emma McMurray (CricketEurope)
in the NCU Women’s Premiership, defending champions Waringstown are two wins away from another title after an eight-wicket win at home to Muckamore. Two wickets apiece from Abigaile Gerken and Lucia Derby helped them restrict the Moylena side to 80 for seven – Nikki Niblock making 22. Fiona Muray took two wickets in the chase, but a third wicket partnership of 44 between Amy Caufield (31 not out) and Gerken (23 not out) clinched the easy win in the 12th over.
Holywood lost to North Down by 5 runs
Seapark, 29 June.
North Down 107/4 (20 overs; R Webster 58*, G Keenan 19; M Landsman 4-17) Holywood 102/8 (20 overs; M Landsman 33, L Maritz 26; G Keenan 4-22, K Fisher 2-13)
North Down shocked leaders Holywood, beating them by five runs. Rebecca Webster hit an unbeaten 58 for the Comber side, while four wickets for Gracie Keenan sealed the victory.
Lisburn walkover v Muckamore.
Wallace Park, 29 June.
Lisburn Muckamore
Lisburn collected the points after Muckamore were unable to field a side for the Sunday morning clash.
Waringstown beat CSNI by 56 runs
The Lawn, 29 June.
Waringstown 151/3 (20 overs; C Lyons 54, A Gerken 31*, S Todd 24) CSNI 95 (19.4 overs; K West 23; N Matthews 4-12, A Gerken 2-4)
Successful Waringstown trio (CricketEurope)
Waringstown are the new leaders after a 56-run win at home to CSNI. Charlotte Lyons made 54 and Abigale Gerken an unbeaten 31 in a total of 151 for three. Naomi Matthews them took four wickets to seal the win.
Lisburn lost to Waringstown by 74 runs.
Wallace Park, 24 June.
Waringstown 191-2 (20 overs; C Murray 106*, A Harrison 43*) Lisburn 117-5 (20 overs; R Lowe 26, L Andrews 50)
CSNI lost to North Down by 18 runs.
Stormont, 22 June.
North Down 114-6 (19 overs: R Nield 42; H Faulkner 2-11) CSNI 96 (16.4 overs; E Wilson 30; A Boyd 2-4, G Keenan 2-25, E Keenan 2-25)
North Down joined CSNI in third place in the only match to go ahead in the Premiership. Wicketkeeper-batter Rebecca Nield top-scored with 42 (4 fours) in a North Down total of 114 for six in a 19-overs game. Holly Faulkner (2-11) the pick of the home side attack. Eva Wilson hit four boundaries in a run-a-ball 30 looking destined to lead the Stormont side to victory as they reached 61 for one in the 8th over. However, the wheels came off as they slumped to 96 all out - two wickets apiece for Gracie and Evey Keenan sealing the 18-run win.
Lisburn v Waringstown - postponed.
Wallace Park, 22 June.
Lisburn Waringstown
The game has been rescheduled to Tuesday night due to a fixtures clash with the rearranged Senior Challenge Cup match at Wallace Park.
Muckamore v Holywood - no result.
Moylena, 22 June.
Muckamore Holywood
CSNI beat Lisburn by 50 runs (DLS).
Stormont, 8 June.
CSNI 148/3 (J Gillan 55*, S Rountree 28) Lisburn 47/6 (12.5 overs; A Hughes 24; E Carville 2-6, E Wilson 2-8, V Minford 2-10) (Target 98 in 12.5 overs)
North Down beat Muckamore by 9 wickets.
Comber, 8 June.
Muckamore 60 (18.5 overs; N Niblock 21; E Keenan 5-8, G Keenan 3-8) North Down 62/1 (8.1 overs; K Fisher 31*, G Keenan 26*)
Evey Keenan took five wickets (Sandi Harrison)Waringstown lost to Holywood by 8 wickets.
The Lawn, 8 June.
Waringstown 103/5 (19 overs; N Matthews 40*, S Todd 28; T Hope 3-18) Holywood 107/2 (14.4 overs; L Maritz 46, M Landsman 22*, E Cupitt 20)
Eva Cupitt, Lara Maritz and Tamsin Hope (Holywood CC)Holywood beat CSNI by 64 runs (DLS)
Seapark, 25 May.
Holywood 192-2 (20 overs; L Maritz 101*, E Bond 23*, M Landsman 20) CSNI 74-5 (15 overs; J Gillan 20; A Atkinson 2-8) (DLS par score was 138 off 15 overs)
Holywood (Holywood CC)
Holywood remain unbeaten after a 65-run DLS victory against CSNI at Seapark. Lara Maritz made it two centuries in seven days, as the currently out of favour Irish international sent yet another message to the selectors with a brilliant unbeaten 101 from just 68 deliveries – 17 fours and one maximum. She dominated a third wicket partnership of 124 in just ten overs with Erin Bond (23no) as the Seapark side racked up 192 in 20 overs. CSNI were never in contention, struggling to 74 for five in 15 overs – captain Jemma Gillan top-scoring with 20 – before heavy rain forced the players from the field. Alexandra Atkinson with two wickets was the pick of the Holywood attack.
Lisburn v North Down - match postponed
Wallace Park, 25 May.
Lisburn North Down
There was no play in the Lisburn versus North Down game scheduled for Wallace Park.
Muckamore lost to Waringstown by 174 runs
Moylena, 25 May.
Waringstown 200-3 (20 overs; C Lyons 52, A Gerken 51*, A Caulfield 33, S Hinds 29) Muckamore 26 (9.5 overs; P Speer 4-7, C Lyons 2-4, N Matthews 2-5)
Abigaile Gerken, Penny Speer and Charlotte Lyons (CricketEurope)
Waringstown are top after they made it four wins from four with a thumping 174-run victory against Muckamore. Amy Caulfield (33) and Sophie Hinds (29) shared an opening stand of 71 to lay the perfect platform for Charlotte Lyons and Abigaile Gerken. The pair scored half centuries in a third wicket stand of 119 in 11.2 overs to take them to a daunting 200 for three. Penny Speer then took four wickets as Muckamore were rolled over for just 26 – two wickets apiece for Lyons and Naomi Matthews.
CSNI lost to Waringstown by 8 wickets
Stormont, 18 May.
CSNI 109/9 (20 overs; Jemma Gillan 41*; Penny Speer 2-12, Rachel Harrison 2-15, Amy Caulfield 2-16, Abigaile Gerken 2-26) Waringstown 110/2 (16.2 overs; Amy Caulfield 39*, Sophie Hinds 37*; Jemma Gillan 2-15)
Sophie Hinds and Amy Caulfield shared a century stand (Waringstown)
Waringstown are still unbeaten in second place after they beat CSNI by eight wickets at Stormont. Skipper Jemma Gillan made 41 in a home side total of 109 for nine – two wickets apiece for Penny Speer, Rachel Harrison, Abigaile Gerkin and Amy Caulfield. Gillan struck twice in the first over of the chase, but Amy Caulfield (39no) and Sophie Hinds (37*) shared an unbroken third wicket partnership of 104 to seal victory in the 17th over.
Muckamore beat Lisburn by 8 wickets
Moylena, 18 May.
Lisburn 94/7 (20 overs; Jade Neely 26*; Joanne Logan 3-21, Ella Naylor 2-17) Muckamore 95/2 (11.4 overs; Beth McCrea 30*, Ella Naylor 26)
Muckamore were also eight wicket winners at home to Lisburn. Joanne Logan took three wickets and Ella Naylor two for 17 to restrict Lisburn to 94 for seven, with Jade Neely making 26 not out. A run-a-ball unbeaten 30 from Beth McCrea and 26 from Naylor eased them home in the 12th over, both hitting four boundaries.
North Down lost to Holywood by 55 runs
Comber, 18 May.
Holywood 223/1 (20 overs; Lara Maritz 121 ret, Madison Landsman 82*) North Down 168/7 (20 overs; Kiera Fisher 96*, Rebecca Webster 16; Erin Bond 3-17)
Centurion Lara Maritz (Holywood CC)
In the NCU Women’s Premiership, Holywood top the table after they won by 55 runs at North Down in a high scoring game. Lara Maritz thumped 12 fours and cleared the ropes nine times in a hard-hit 52-ball 121 before retiring. The former Irish international added 166 with overseas player Madison Landsman, who made a similarly boundary laden unbeaten 82 from 41 balls (12 fours, 3 sixes) in a Holywood total of 223 for one. Kiara Fisher made a spirited 96 not out in the chase, hitting 14 fours and one maximum in her 60-ball innings, but received little support as the Comber side ended on 168 for seven – three wickets for Erin Bond.
North Down lost to CSNI by 32 runs
Comber, 11 May.
CSNI 121/9 (20 overs; S Rountree 34; E Keenan 3-12, R Webster 3-21) North Down 89/7 (20 overs; K Fisher 40*; E Calvert 2/11, E Wilson 2-18)
CSNI made it two wins from two as they beat North Down by 32 runs at Comber. Sarah Rountree top scored with 34, sharing a 50 stand with Rachael Thomas (19) as the Stormont side made 121 for 9 - boosted by 36 extras - three wickets for Evie Keenan and Rebecca Webster. North Down' chase failed to get any real momentum as they struggled to 89 for 7 with only Kiara Fisher - who hit five fours in an unbeaten 40 from 39 balls - showing serious resistance. The Stormont side stuck to their task well, with two wickets apiece for Emma Calvert and Eva Wilson.
Holywood beat Muckamore by 61 runs.
Seapark, 11 May.
Holywood 101-6 (20 overs; E Cupitt 31; B McCrea 2-16) Muckamore 40 (12.5 overs; M Landsman 3-2, N Kerr 3-8, T Hope 2-6)
Winners Holywood (Holywood CC)
Holywood's bowlers proved too strong for Muckamore in their clash at Seapark. Eva Cuppitt's 31 helped Holywood to what might have looked a modest 101 for 6 in their 20 overs - two wickets for Beth McCrea. It proved more than enough though as the Moylena side were skittled for just 40 - three wickets for overseas player Madison Landsman and Nina Kerr, while Tasmin Hope claimed 2 for 6 in a convincing 61-run win.
Waringstown beat Lisburn by 6 wickets.
The Lawn, 11 May.
Lisburn 105 (20 overs; R Lowe 44, S McCallan 29; P Speer 4-23, N Matthews 3-14, C Murray 2-21) Waringstown 107-4 (11.3 overs; A Harrison 37*, A Caulfield 37; F Wright 2-5)
Waringstown's successful bowlers Cara Murray, Penny Speer, and Naomi Matthews (Alan Waite)
Waringstown went top of the table after they beat Lisburn by six wickets at The Lawn. Rebecca Lowe hit five boundaries in a 35-ball 44, sharing a second wicket stand of 83 with Sarah McCallan (29). The wheels came off though thereafter as Lisburn lost nine wickets for just 22 runs - Penny Speer taking 4 for 23, Naomi Matthews 3 for 14, and Irish international Cara Murray 2/21. Amy Caufield and Abbi Harrison each made 37 in a third wicket partnership of 60 in nine overs as Waringstown chased down their target inside 12 overs despite two wickets for Faith Wright.
CSNI beat Muckamore by 52 runs
Stormont, 4 May.
CSNI 177/6 (20 overs; Jemma Gillan 69*, Sarah Rountree 19, Emma Kennedy (17*) Muckamore 125 (19.4 overs; Ella Naylor 53; Eva Wilson 3-19, Emma Kennedy 2-18)
CSNI flexed their muscles with an entertaining 52-run win over Muckamore at Stormont. Jemma Gillan was the batting hero for CSNI as she hit six boundaries in an unbeaten 60-ball 69. There were runs too for Sarah Rountree (19) and Emma Kennedy (17*) in a total of 177 for 6. Ulster Hockey and NCU pathways players Ella Naylor kept the chase interesting with a 29-ball 53 (9 fours, 1 six), but her dismissal ended their faint hopes. Eva Wilson (3-19) and Emma Kennedy (2-18) taking a combined five wickets.
Lisburn lost to Holywood by 10 wickets
Wallace Park, 4 May.
Lisburn 61 (11.3 overs; Sophie Orr 18, Cherry Geddam 13; Madison Landsman 3-6, Tamsin Hope 2-10, Erin Bond 2-11) Holywood 63/0 (7.3 overs; Lara Maritz 35*, Eva Cupitt 16*)
Holywood heroes Madison Landsman and Lara Maritz (Holywood CC)
Holywood travelled to Lisburn and came away with a ten-wickets win thanks to a dominant all-round display. The Wallace Park side managed just 61 with Sophie Orr (18) and Cherry Geddam (13) their double figures contributors. South African born Netherlands international Madison Landsman took 3 for 6 with her leg breaks, while there were two wickets each for Tamsin Hope - the Hampshire pathways player who attends Rockport School looks a real prospect at just 13 - and Erin Bond. The modest target was knocked off with minimum fuss, as Lara Maritz hit 5 fours and a six in her unbeaten 35, sharing an opening stand of 63 with Eva Cupitt (16*) as the runs were knocked off in just 7.3 overs.
Waringstown beat North Down by 10 wickets
The Lawn, 4 May.
North Down 64/6 (20 overs; Keziah Dines 20, Evey Keenan 16; Naomi Matthews 4-7) Waringstown 65/0 (8 overs; Abigaile Gerken 34*, Amy Caufield 12*)
Abigail Gerken (Alan Waite)
Waringstown had little trouble accounting for North Down at The Lawn, running out 10-wickets winners. The Comber side were restricted to 64 for 6 with Keziah Dines top-scoring with 20, and Evey Keenan (16). Naomi Matthews (4-7) starred with the ball for the hosts. The chase was a routine one as New Zealand U19 international Abigaile Gerken hit six boundaries in an unbeaten 34, sharing an opening stand of 65 with Amy Caulfield (12*).
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