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Bready beat Bonds Glen by 5 wickets
Magheramason, 31 July.
Bonds Glen 90-2 (16 overs; E Young 43*, J Cooke 28)
Bready 91-5 (12.4 overs; M Bhavsar 39*; S Wilkinson 2-16)
Mansi Bhavsar (CricketEurope)
Group B: Coleraine beat Bonds Glen by four wickets
Sandel Lodge, 27 July.
Bonds Glen 90 (26.4 overs; K Haslett 24; A McGurk 4-22, C Block 2-12, Kenya McCartney 2-17)
Coleraine 91-6 (20.1 overs; Kenya McCartney 30*, A Caufield 25; R Young 4-22 inc hat-trick, S Wilkinson 2-17)
Anna McGurk took four wickets (Stephen McCartney)
Group A: Fox Lodge v Eglinton - postponed.
Ballymagorry, 20 July.
Fox Lodge
Eglinton
Group B: Bready walkover v Coleraine.
Magheramason, 20 July.
Bready
Coleraine
Bready get the maximum points after Coleraine were unable to field a team for the game.
Group A: Strabane lost to Fox Lodge by 9 wickets
Strabane Park, 13 July.
Strabane 61 (20.2 overs; Abaigh Gillespie 18; Mollie Devine 3-13, Kara Bates 2-8, Elle Moore 2-16)
Fox Lodge 62-1 (6.4 overs; Ella Wasson 32*)
Holders Fox Lodge enjoyed an emphatic 9-wicket win at Fox Lodge after the Red Caps were bowled out for 61 - Abaigh Gillespie making 18. Mollie Devine picked up three wickets, while there were two apiece for Kara Bates and Elle Moore. The chase was over by the 7th over - Ella Wasson hitting six boundaries in an unbeaten 32.
Group B: Bonds Glen beat Bready by 60 runs
Bonds Glen, 13 July.
Bonds Glen 168 (29.3 overs; J Cooke 62, S Wilkinson 21; M Spence 3-17, T Mitchell 3-40, S Hamilton 2-23)
Bready 108 (20.2 overs; J Spence 44, M Bhavsar 21; R Young 4-16, Leah Thompson 2-24)
Rihanna Young took four wickets (Bonds Glen CC)
Bonds Glen produced something of a surprise against a Bready side that clearly missed Alana Dalzell. Jessica Cooke made 62 to take the Bee Gees to 168 - three wickets apiece for Millie Spence and Tiara Mitchell. Jodie Spence (44) and Mansi Bhavsar (21) were in the runs for Bready, but four wickets for Rihanna Young and two for Leah Thompson saw them bowled out for 108.
Group A: Strabane conceded to Eglinton.
Strabane Park, 1 June.
Strabane
Eglinton
Eglinton were saved the journey to Strabane after the home side conceded due to five players being unavailable due to a wedding.
Group B: Bonds Glen v Coleraine. Abandoned.
Bonds Glen, 1 June.
Bonds Glen 59-5 (12 overs; Kenya McCarthey 2-11)
Coleraine
Just 12 overs were possible before another heavy shower ended any chances of a result in the game at Bonds Glen. Kenya McCartney's 2 for 11 had Coleraine on top with the Bee Gees struggling on 59 for 5.
Group A: Eglinton conceded to Fox Lodge
Eglinton, 11 May.
Eglinton
Fox Lodge
Holders Fox Lodge were given the day off after Eglinton conceded the cup tie as they were unable to field a side.
Group B: Coleraine beat Bready by 16 runs.
Sandel Lodge, 11 May.
Coleraine 169 (27 overs; Kia J McCartney 62*, E Gaston 30; A Barr 3-9, K Barnard 3-33)
Bready 153 (26.5 overs; M Spence 53, A Dalzell 27, K Barnard 26*; K McCartney 4-24, T O'Hara 2-8, C Block 2-31)
Kia McCartney and Eva Gaston shared a stand of 87 (Stephen McCartney)
Group A: Fox Lodge beat Strabane by 10 wickets.
Ballymagorry, 27 April.
Strabane 28 (10.5 overs; M Devine 3-1, K Bates 2-1, C Young 2-2, L Neely 2-5)
Fox Lodge 32-0 (3.4 overs)
Mollie Devine took a hat-trick (CricketEurope)
Holders Fox Lodge showed no mercy to a young looking Strabane as they raced to a ten-wickets win. Mollie Devine took a hat-trick, while there were two wickets apiece for Kara Bates, Young, and Lucy Neely. The chase was over and done with in 22 balls thanks to Sarah Black and Lucy Neely.
Group B: Bready beat Bonds Glen by 9 wickets.
Magheramason, 27 April.
Bonds Glen 143-8 (30 overs; L Thompson 64*; E Mowbrey 2-19)
Bready 144-1 (18.5 overs; A Dalzell 55*, M Spence 45)
Last season's beaten finalists Bready were made to work a bit harder for their win as Leah Thompson of Bonds Glen hit ten boundaries in her unbeaten 64 to help them to 143 for 8 in 30 overs - two wickets for Erin Mowbray. Millie Spence (45) and Alana Dalzell (55*) shared an opening stand of 97 to settle any possible nerves, with Bready easing to a 9-wickets win in the 19th over.
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