The 1st team made light work of their run chase against Old Owens. The ever dependable Ben Frazer grabbed another 4-wicket bag with the ball and then Jesse Tashkoff walloped a stunning unbeaten ton from just 47 balls (which included 10 fours and 7 sixes), ably supported by Usman Malik:
Old Owens: 211 all out off 59.3 overs (Frazer 4-50, Usman Malik 2-31)
Harpenden: 214-5 off 28.5 overs (Tashkoff 103 not out, Usman Malik 45)

The 2nd team recorded a fine if narrow 2-wicket victory over Stevenage. Kavin Vidhya claimed 3 wickets before Gus Laws-Mather scored a fantastic century (including 14 fours and 4 sixes) in a brilliantly successful run chase:
Stevenage: 228 all out off 48 overs (Vidhya 3-45, T Bell 2-7)
Harpenden: 229-8 off 47.2 overs (Laws-Mather 119)

In a low-scoring affair, the 3rd team beat Hatfield Hyde by 6 wickets. In a splendid all-round performance, Gareth Taylor grabbed a 5-fer and scored an unbeaten century:
Hatfield Hyde: 100 all out off 34 overs (G Taylor 5 wickets)
Harpenden: 102-4 off 24 overs (G Taylor 50 not out, Killen 32)
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The 4th team’s recent excellent record continued with an emphatic 9-wicket defeat of Dunstable Town 3s. Returning from injury, James Driscoll helped himself to a 4-wicket haul before huge knocks from Anuj Behl and Ben Newton saw us coast over the line with ease:
Dunstable Town: 189-9 off 40 overs (Driscoll 4-32, Hussain 2-35)
Harpenden: 191-1 off 29 overs (Behl 89, Newton 75 not out)

The 5th team got themselves back into the winning habit, dispatching Chipperfield Clarendon 2s by 83 runs. Fine innings from youngsters Finn Sellers [pictured] and Joss Abbott-Chambers (Finn with a half-century and Joss falling just one run short of his own) ensured we posted an imposing total. Then, with the ball, Jude Jackson and Ravi Chittimalla struck seven times between them to skittle out the oppo well short of their target:
Harpenden: 219-7 off 40 overs (Sellers 63, Abbott-Chambers 49)
Chipperfield Clarendon: 136 all out off 32.5 overs (Jackson 4-27, Chittimalla 3-30)

The 6th team proved that they have established the winning habit with a 4-wicket victory over Abbots Langley 4s. Tom Buckley and Sachin Jallport both scored half-centuries in a comfortable run chase:
Abbots Langley: 149-9 off 40 overs (Kapil Singhal 2-21, O Dam 2-26)
Harpenden: 152-6 off 31.5 overs (Buckley 57 not out, Jallport 52)

The 7th team batted well to post a competitive total against Pinner 4s, with Rory Saunders scoring a 50, but couldn’t prevent the oppo from winning by 5 wickets:
Harpenden: 181-9 off 40 overs (Saunders 51, T Rogerson 32)
Pinner: 185-5 off 27.5 overs (Field 2-13)