There were wins in Section One for Lurgan, Armagh, Donacloney Mill, Derriaghy and Laurelvale.

Cregagh lost to Derriaghy by 3 wickets
Cregagh 235/7 (50 overs: Noah Kelly 58, Craig Boultwood 53, Matthew Simpson 46, Danny Cooper 27; Craig Lewis 2-42, Renco Adams 2-43, Callum Weir 2-53)
Derriaghy 238/7 (46.2 overs: Reece Malone 98*, Craig Lewis 57; Danny Cooper 3-34, Adam McCormick 2-49)

Reece Malone (Ally McCalmont)

Reece Malone - more renowned for his rugby prowess - showed his all-round sporting ability with a brilliant unbeaten 98 to guide Derriaghy to a three-wicket win over Cregagh. Malone hit 14 fours and 3 sixes in his 97-ball knock, adding 105 for the 5th wicket with the ever-consistent Craig Lewis, who made 57 (6 fours, 2 sixes). Earlier, Cregagh's 235 for 7 was based around half centuries from Noah Kelly (58) and Craig Boultwood (53).

Lurgan beat Belfast by 44 runs
Lurgan 176/9 (50 overs: Stephen Chambers 30, Johnny Hunter 28, Callum Grieve 24, Jack Maxwell 20; Hamza Hussain 4-31)
Belfast 132 (42.2 overs: Jaydee Oliver 58; Reghard Els 3-15, Peter Maxwell 3-25)

Lurgan continue to be the surprise package of Section One with their 44-run win over Belfast at Pollock Park reaffirming their position at the top of the table. Stephen Chambers top-scored with 30 in their 176 for 9 with runs too for Johnny Hunter (28), Callum Grieve (24) and Jack Maxwell (20). Jaydee Oliver ground out a defiant half century in the reply, but despite his endeavours Belfast were bowled out for 132 - three wickets apiece for Reghard Els and Peter Maxwell.

Laurelvale beat Drumaness Superkings by 79 runs
Laurelvale 285/6 (50 overs: Adnan Malik 76, Mark Thornbury 70, David Sinton 33*, Daryl Henry 27; Abid Muhammad 3-44, Neil Gelston 2-41)
Drumaness Superkings 206 (43.4 overs: Senthikumar Santhanakkrishnan 43, Neil Walsh 28, Gary Walsh 27, Raj Druv 24, Neil Gelston 20; David Sinton 4-41, Adam Speers 3-49, Michael Burns 2-36)

A second wicket stand of 138 between Adnan Malik (76) and Mark Thornbury (70) guided Laurelvale to a 79-run win over bottom of the table Drumaness Superkings. David Sinton chipped in with an unbeaten 33 in their total of 285 for 6 and then claimed four wickets in the reply. Adam Speers picked up three scalps as DSK were bowled out for 206 in the 44th over.

Ballymena lost to Donacloney Mill by 4 wickets
Ballymena 195 (47.3 overs: Sam Glass 45, Michael Glass 41, Glenn Adams 30, John Glass 20; Andrew Bingham 5-40, Timmy McClure 2-42)
Donacloney Mill 199/6 (43.1 overs: Atish Varape 105, Philip Derby 30*; Glenn Adams 3-17, Owen Dick 2-53)

Donacloney Mills' fine season continued as they had an excellent four wickets win over Ballymena at Eaton Park. Andrew Bingham and Atish Varape have been in exceptional form and this continued with Bingham's five wicket haul seeing Ballymena bowled out for 195 - runs for Sam Glass (45), Michael Glass (41), and Glen Adams (30). Varape - the leading run scorer in the division then made an unbeaten 105 from 111 balls (12 fours, 2 sixes) as he and Philip Derby (30*) shared a match winning stand of 112 for the 5th wicket.

Armagh beat Templepatrick by 49 runs
Armagh 180 (46.4 overs: Quintin Dryer 31, Sam Wilson 30, Michael Villiers 22; Michael Stewart 4-22, Bryn McCallan 3-24)
Templepatrick 131 (43.1 overs: Mark Thompson 28, Bryn McCallan 20*; Michael Hoey 3-46, Matthew Wright 2-20, Harry Doyle 2-30)

Armagh kept their promotion hopes alive with a 49-run home win over Templepatrick at The Mall. Quintin Dreyer's 31 was the best of their 180, with four wickets for Michael Stewart and Bryn McCallan taking 3 for 24. The visitors' chase couldn't get going as they were bowled out for 131 - wickets for Michael Hoey (3-46), Matthew Wright (2-20) and Harry Doyle (2-30).