The 1st team piled on more than 350 runs against Old Owens in a resounding victory by 202 runs. Olly Batchelor and Chris Swanson both scored centuries and built a mammoth fourth-wicket stand of 225 runs; they each hit seventeen 4s and two sixes in the process. Amongst the bowlers, there were two wickets apiece for Ben Frazer, Alex Gosling and Sam Calladine:
Harpenden: 362-4 off 50 overs (Batchelor 128, Swanson 122)
Old Owens: 160 all out off 30.1 overs

In the T20 Cup, the Women’s 1st team beat St Albans by 8 wickets. Amira Mackney and Grace Betteridge each took three wickets and Millie Dyer scored a half-century:
St Albans: 80-9 off 20 overs (Amira Mackney 3-4, Grace Betteridge 3-13)
Harpenden: 81-2 off 10.4 overs (Millie Dyer 52)

The previous Sunday, the Women’s 1st team beat Broxbourne by 7 wickets. Runs flowed from the bats of Hannah Stobbs and Lucy Bell.
Broxbourne: 197-4 off 35 overs (Grace Betteridge 3-18)
Harpenden: 198-3 off 26 overs (Stobbs 75 not out, Lucy Bell 41)

The 2nd team got their season off to a great start with a 52-run win over Stevenage. Gus Laws-Mather and Ollie Tuck scored half-centuries whilst Kavin Vidhya and Guy Watts each claimed three wickets:
Harpenden: 260-9 off 50 overs (Laws-Mather 73, Tuck 51)
Stevenage: 208-9 off 50 overs (Vidhya 3-22, Watts 3-37)

The 3rd team joined the party with a 4-wicket triumph against Hatfield Hyde. ‘Front-line spinner’ Ben Newton took four wickets:
Hatfield Hyde: 119 all out off 22 overs (Newton 4-16, Toby Bell 2-19)
Harpenden: 123-6 off 29 overs

In the T20 Plate, the Women’s 3rd team beat Ickwell:
Ickwell: 122-5 off 20 overs (Net Score 297)
Harpenden: 127-6 off 20 overs (Net Score 297)

The 4th team enjoyed their first game in Division 7 with a thumping 8-wicket win over Dunstable Town 3s. Young Tom Harvey took a 5-fer and Anuj Behl picked up where he left off last season with yet another half-century:
Dunstable Town: 172-8 off 40 overs (Harvey 5-39, Hughes 2-40)
Harpenden: 176-2 off 28.2 overs (Behl 50, Marven 41)

The 5th team couldn’t quite get the job done against Chipperfield Clarendon 2s, going down by just 4 wickets. Bolstered by recently installed metal in both knees, skipper James Bell took 4 wickets and young Jude Jackson bowled very nicely for his two scalps:
Harpenden: 159 all out off 37.1 overs (Tom Cuppello 36)
Chipperfield Clarendon: 160-6 off 33 overs (James Bell 4-41, Jackson 2-16)

The 6th team also fell just short of victory, eventually succumbing by 2 wickets to Abbots Langley 4s:
Harpenden: 100 all out off 35.3 overs (Nick Abbott 21 not out)
Abbots Langley: 101-8 off 31.4 overs

The 7th team couldn’t get sufficient runs on the board, losing to Pinner 4s by 6 wickets:
Harpenden: 125-7 off 40 overs (Elledge 27)
Pinner: 126-4 off 30.5 overs