North Kildare edged a tense two-wicket victory over Terenure at The Maws after a dramatic finish in the Leinster Cricket League First Team League. Terenure were bowled out for 166 in 40.1 overs despite a solid start from Mick Cotter, whose 46 from 55 balls included three sixes. Cotter and Henry Dall (17) added 52 for the first wicket before Sid Nair contributed 25, but the innings lost momentum as wickets fell regularly. Nurulain Boda claimed 3-38, while Nazmus Monon, Akhilesh Sharma and Adnan Ahmadzai each took two wickets. North Kildare's chase was built around Yash Kalasannavar's fluent 58, featuring seven fours, and they appeared comfortable at 99-2. However, Terenure fought back brilliantly, reducing them to 152-8 before North Kildare finally scrambled over the line with 11 balls to spare, despite three wickets for henry Dall.

Knockharley climbed to the top of the First Team League table with a comfortable seven-wicket victory over Adamstown at Oak Hill. The foundations were laid by Ahmed Kayani, whose outstanding figures of 5-19 helped dismiss Adamstown for just 104 in 33 overs. Nithin Namburu top-scored with 25, while Syed Mehdi and Aabis Mirza claimed two wickets apiece. Knockharley made light work of the chase, reaching 107-3 in 19.4 overs. Brandon Kruger anchored the innings with an unbeaten 50 from 60 balls, including two fours and three sixes. He shared an opening stand of 67 with Sayed Zubair, who struck 36 from 32 balls. Aryan Adelkar took all three wickets for Adamstown, finishing with 3-20.

The Hills recorded a six-wicket DLS victory league win over Terenure at The Vineyard in a match reduced to 37 overs per side. Terenure posted 201-7, with Sid Nair top-scoring with 56, while Tom Shand made 46 and Henry Dall added 38. Mohammad Sherzad was the pick of The Hills bowlers, returning impressive figures of 2-12. Chasing a revised target of 207, The Hills got off to a flying start thanks to Muzamil Sherzad, who blasted 35 from just 18 balls, striking five fours and two sixes. Nathan Rooney then produced a devastating innings, hammering 68 from only 34 deliveries, including eight sixes and a four, to put the result beyond doubt. Liam Blackford earlier contributed 26 as The Hills reached 208-4 in the 32nd over to seal a comfortable victory.

In the Adamstown innings, North Kildare wicketkeeper Yash Kalasannavar took eight catches!

A brilliant century from Dinesh Anthony was the backbone of Adamstown's 37-run win at Terenure. Dinesh clubbed 12 fours and two sixes in his 106, adding 134 for the fifth wicket with Shreyas Rajesh (40). Sidharth Biju had got the innings off to a fast start with 1 52-ball 57 that had 10 fours. Ben Dillon and Kripesh Shetty each took three wickets, but a total of 277 for 8 was always going to be challenging. To their credit Terenure gave it a right go thanks primarily to an unbeaten 118 from skipper Henry Dall (12 fours, 3 sixes), but support was lacking aside from Mick Cotter's 22 as they ended on 240 - three wickets for Aryan Adelkar (3-11).

Moize Haider thumped 10 fours and 7 sixes in a whirlwind 77-ball 95 as North Kildare made light work of a Cork Harlequins target of 222 at The Maws. Haider shared a second wicket stand of 151 in 20 overs with Yash Kalasannavar, whose boundary laden 58 included 11 fours. Josh Uddin's unbeaten 27 ensured the five-wicket win was completed in the 31st over. Earlier Uddin had picked up three wickets as the Munster side made 222 - Callum Stevenson (37), Dineth Sumasinghe (34), Adam Hickey (32) and Ru Jones (25) all getting starts without really going on.

Liam Blackford's unbeaten 137 propelled The Hills to a 70-run win over Knockharley in a high scoring game at The Vineyard. The former Australian U19 international showcased his class as he hit 14 fours and 3 sixes in a wonderful knock, sharing stands of 86 with Muzamil Sherzad (60) and 159 for the fourth with Joe Fletcher (43). Ehtesham Ahmed took three wickets but the hosts still racked up an imposing 286 for 5. Knockharley made a brave fist of the chase with Kashif Ali's half century (5 fours, 3 sixes), 31 from Don Retty and 30 apiece from Mubeen Ali and Syed Medhi all doing well. The Hills attack all stuck to their task well with two wickets apiece for Tomas Rooney-Murphy 2-28, Febin Manoj 2-29, Stefano Di Bartolomeo 2-33, and Mohammed Sherzad 2-36 as the visitors ended on 216 for 9.

It's a funny old game as Greavsie once said. Cork Harlequins travelled with ten men and at 90 for 8 it looked a forlorn journey. Enter stage left Umer Khan who hit 6 sixes and three fours in a 33-ball 59 as the 9th and last wicket added 64. Kripesh Shetty took four wickets, while there were two apiece for Ben Dillon and Amir Bifanda. Sid Nair (53*) and Henry Dall (52) added 90 for the third wicket in the chase as Terenure reached 140 for 2 in the 19th over. The stand was ended but Terenure had little trouble in clinching a seven-wicket win.

The Hills were stunned as they lost by eight runs to Adamstown at The Vineyard. Sid Biju top-scored with 53 as Adamstown made 184 - five wickets for Cian Nulty. Mohammed Sherzad hit a brisk 43 and there were runs too for overseas player Stefano Di Bartolomeo (32) in the reply but Adamstown prevailed in a tense finish - Aditya Singh 3-30, Nithin Namburu 2-35, Shravon Biju 2-36 the main wicket takers in a famous win.

Knockharley gained an excellent win thanks again to the exploits of Daneyaal Janjua who hit 5 sixes in a top score of 59, while Brandon Kruger hit 42 in their total of 246. That proved enough as Kashif Ali and Brandon Kruger each took three wickets to dismiss Kildare for 172. Moize Haider hit 40 in the hosts reply but in vain.