The weather came to Dublin University's rescue as they were floundering on 63 for 9 in 28 overs when the rain won the day. DU's innings never got going after being put in. Jamie Forbes 17 was their modest top score on a day to forget. The damage was done primarily by Nasir Totakhil who claimed a five-wicket haul, while Jeremy Martins took 2 for 19.

The rain also put paid to the contest at Park Avenue where Dublin City were in trouble at 58 for 5 in the 17th over when play was abandoned.

Dublin City eased to a six-wicket win over the students at College Park. David Vincent's 51 held Trinity together as they posted 107 for 7, adding 58 for the 5th wicket with Mikey O'Reilly (25). The City side were always in control of the chase, with Hedayat Ullah (41) and Swapnil Modgill (23) in the runs as they passed their modest target in the 17th over.

Sebastian De Oliveria's half century led Fingal to a comprehensive 70-run win over South Dublin & the Midlands in their T20 clash at College parl. The Balbriggan player hit 5 fours and 2 sixes in his 30-ball knock, adding 73 in 7 overs with Dylan Lues (26). Skipper Brandon Kruger (27) and Chris De Freitas (26) also chipped in with runs as they posted 173 for 7. The chase never got going as Lues took 3 for 9 and Nasir Totakhil 2 for 26 to restrict their opponents to 103 for 7 - Alan Mathew top scoring with 29 and Mark Tonge making 23.

The game was cancelled due to the ongoing students protest at the Trinity campus.

Fingal beat Dublin City by 9 wickets in a game that was as one-sided as it gets. There was no indication of the fireworks to follow as Dublin reached 25/0 after 7 overs, but thereafter it was all the home side. Jeremy Martins claimed 5 for 25, including a spell of three wickets in four balls to rip the heart out of the middle order. Mike Frost had got the initial breakthrough, while there were two wickets apiece for Nasir Totakhil and Dylan Lues as the visitors were bowled out for just 64. Cameron Rowe then hit 10 fours and a six in a 22-ball half century to clinch a 9-wicket win in just 5.5 overs. Esmat Ibrahimi getting the consolation wicket of North County's Suliman Safi.