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Under 11s

Haverfordwest 233, Hook 234  
Callum Briton 6, Oscar Willington 3-3, Liam Miller 1-0
 Rhys Phelps 9, Tim Chadwick 3-3, Luke Skelhorn 2-8

Llanrhian 240 Llechryd 06
Ifan Morris Top scored for Llanrhian

Lawrenny 281-5 Cresselly 178-9

Laugharne 263 Hundleton 242
Bailey 2- Tecwyn 2-11

Pembroke Dock Tied With Saundersfoot 263 each
Great finish in this game with wicket off last ball to tie
Gethin 11 Jak 7 Finlay Daley 1 wickets Dylan Rowe 2 Wickets

Llangwm 245-6 Haverfordwest 243-6
Jack Phillips 10* Morgan Crowe 6* Charlie Kelly 6*
Kieran Sinclair 2-6 Dylan Rowles 3 stumpings
C Britton 9 Owen 2-8 Lewis 2-10

Great game of cricket played in the right spirit which came down to the last over with Haverfordwest requiring 9 from it. H. Watts struck the first ball for 4 and then grabbed a single off the next but Charlie Kelly kept his nerve to keep it to 2 singles the last ball was superbly fielded by Ramon Rees- Siso and Llangwm sneaked home by 2.


Under 13s

Neyland 88-4 Haverfordwest 89-6
Rhys Power 30* Aidan Rees 14
William Phillips  24 Cyril Varghese 22*
Excellent game went down to last  over  with both coaches bowling all players for development.

Crymych 54-7 Hundleton 134-2
Jodi Phillips 30* Archie Woods 32* D Morgan 2-24

Hook 75 for 3 lost to Narberth 76 for 3 by 7 wickets
Narberth triumphed in a really good competitive game of cricket reaching their target in the 19th over. Two closely matched teams battled it out with an excellent display of batting, bowling and fielding from all players.

Hook batted first totalling 75 for 3. Jake Thomas (0 for 6) and Ollie Hough (1 for 12) bowled excellent opening spells to restrict Hook to 12 runs from the first six overs. Hough bowled Owen Phelps to bring Lewis Miller (12) and Lucas Davies (20) together. These two steadily built the innings with a partnership of 40 before Miller was bowled by Oli Berry (1 for 18). Seth Willington (22 not out) continued his good form raising the scoring rate with some powerful hitting taking his team to 75 with support from Davies and Niall Griffiths (0 not out).

The Narberth innings was a carbon copy, starting slowly against some excellent bowling from Miller (2 for 5) and Davies (1 for 14). The early dismissal of Jamie Goldsworthy brought Berry (26 not out) and Josh Lewis (24) together. These two played really well in a partnership of 57, patiently waiting for loose deliveries and putting these to the boundary. Their running between the wickets was very positive. Dillon James (0 for 7) bowled really well in the middle of the innings coupled with some excellent fielding from youngsters Rhys Phelps and Oscar Willington. But despite losing Lewis, Berry continued on and saw his team to victory with a very accomplished innings.


Under 15s

Neyland 77-2 Stackpole 76- 6
George Smith 51*
Kieron Arran 30* 
Lewis Tucker 2-11 Kacey Arron 2-9