Division Two title contenders Pembroke 1XI (175-4) won a 6 wicket victory over a struggling Burton 2XI (173-9). Pembroke won the toss and decided to field, setting up a battle between their bowlers and an opposition who has been in weak form with the bat. Opening bowler Richard Pulman (3-17) found success early, collaborating with first change Andy Tait (3-27) to weave the woes of the Burton batsmen. Still, two strong individual performances brought Burton to their highest run tally of the season; a 64 from William Ridge (64;6x4) and a 35 from Jack Evans (35;5x4) respectively. After the break Pembroke set out on their chase of the total, managing to reach it in the 36th over. Ceri Brace (80;1x6;13x4no) put nearly half of the runs on himself, assisted by Paul White (33;3x4) and Richard Pulman (25;4x4no). As for Burton’s bowling, Harry Owen (1-33), Aled Thomas (1-30), Matthew Davies (1-26) and Mike Venables (1-8) all chipped in one wicket each, totaling all four of the team's dismissals. Following this win Pembroke sit in second, chasing a spot in next year's Division One. Burton on the other hand remain bottom of Division Two, though perhaps with some renewed confidence after their best batting performance of the season so far.

Hook 1XI (186-3) overcame Carew 2XI (183-5) in a game led by the batsmen of both sides. Carew batted first after losing the toss, seeing out the 40 overs with only five men down. Luke Hicks (57;4x6;5x4) scored an important fifty, supported by Ethan Hall (26;5x4) and Scott Richards (24;2x4). The pick of the bowlers for Hook was Jack Phillips (2-36) who dismissed a settled Hicks. Brennan Martin (0-11) also bowled well, sustaining a 1.38 economy over an entire spell. After teas, Hook’s opening batsmen Liam Miller (63;11x4) and Rhys Phelps (37;4x6) got off to a strong start, creating a platform for Aled Phelps (23;4x4no) and Lewis Miller (38;2x6;3x4no) to go on to pass the total for their side. Jacob Knox (1-37) and Jeremy Griffiths (1-30) took the two bowling wickets, the third being earned by a runout. This result sees Hook placed fourth in the table while Carew are planted down at eighth.

Llechryd 1XI (142-3) bested Llanrhian 1XI (141ao) in a convincing 7 wicket victory. After winning the toss, Llechryd decided to field – proven to be the correct decision by some good bowling. Tom Lewis (5-46) took a fifer, taking the venom out of the Llanrhian attack, whilst Jaap Harris (2-32) and Jamie Smith (1-21) also provided important contributions. Llanrhian’s best batsmen on the day were Russell Watkins (54) and Jack Jones (29) who fought to make the total possibly defendable. It was not to be however, as Llechryd batted well, only losing three wickets. Lewis (56) had the best figures with the bat too, in what was a great all-round performance. Joe Mansfield (26) and Ifan Jones (15no) also put important runs on the board to get their team over the line. Gwion Watson (2-29) was Llanrhian’s best bowler, joined solely by Tom Clarke (1-31) in the wicket-taking club. Llanrhian find themselves still in need of wins to climb out of the relegation pit, whilst Llechryd continue to build on their mid table campaign.

Cresselly 2XI (129ao) were beaten by 10 wickets by Johnston 1XI (133-0) in a match that proved to be a textbook example of how to open the batting. Johnston bowled first after winning the toss, hoping to attack Cresselly’s higher order. Both opening bowlers found success, with Steven Mills (5-13) taking five wickets and Lee Summons (2-25) getting two of his own. They were succeeded by Liam James (2-44) who himself took two wickets. Stefan Jenkins (51no) and skipper Josh Lewis (32) put up the most impressive totals for Cresselly, with no one else scoring more than 15. In the second innings, Johnston only ended up needing two batsmen to pass Cresselly’s 129, with Lee Summons (59;1x6;9x4no) and Lewis Boswell (50;7x4no) holding their wickets as they each earned their half century. Griff Jenkins (0-28) had the best economy of the Cresselly bowlers, going for 5.60 an over. Cresselly sit sixth after the game, with Johnston now on their heels only 5 points behind.

St Ishmaels 1XI (151-9) played against Narberth 1XI (121ao) in a top of the table bout, winning by 30 runs. Narberth elected to field after winning the toss. They found early success with the ball, dismissing the opening pair of Phil Llewellyn (1) and Lewis Rhead (8;1x4) for only 9 runs. The collective of St Ishmaels fought to recover from their early losses; Jonathan Pawlett (29;5X4), Brennan Devonald (21;4x4), Philip Cockburn (18;4x4), Thomas Williams (17;2x4) and Steven Williams (30;1x6;3x4) all put up crucial runs in their innings, securing the total of 151. Narberth’s best bowlers were Matthew Johns (3-19) and Lewis Hough (2-32). After teas, Narberth set out on their chase, ultimately falling short. Brennan Devonald (3-27) was St Ishmaels star bowler, combining efforts with Andrew (2-23) and Jonathan (2-29) Pawlett. Narberth drop to third after the loss, whilst St Ishmaels are now top of the league by 7 points.