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Future Series
2 day: Munster Heat v Lightning Bolts
Mardyke, Cork, 29-30 July.
Lightning Bolts 345-9 dec (64 overs; P Le Roux 115, S Safi 68, J McNally 79*, M Cosgrave 38, C De Freitas 21; E O'Sullivan 3-53, D Shetty 2-80)
Munster Heat 161-3 (40 overs; A Saghir 53, R Undre 40, S Gautum 24)
Future Series
2 day: Emerging Warriors v Emerging Knights
Bready, 29-30 July.
Emerging Knights 302-8 dec (57 overs; J Egan 85, C Carmichael 61, B Calitz 41, S Topping 29, A Leckey 26; I Bird 3-49, S Macbeth 3-67)
Emerging Warriors 116 (40.2 overs; I Bird 24, C Simpson 22; C Robertson 5-29, C Carmichael 2-15)
Cian Roberstson took 5 for 29 (CricketEurope)
U13 Men Interpro
NCU beat Cricket Leinster by 7 wickets.
Shaw's Bridge, 29 July.
Cricket Leinster 101 (29.5 overs; L Russell 36; M Girvin 3-18, H Salian 2-13)
NCU 102-3 (22 overs; O McMillan 46, P Saran 20)
Callum Lowe and Owen McMillan were in the runs again (NCU Cricket)
NCU Under 13's took a two-nil lead to ensure at least a share of the spoils with their Leinster counterparts. Batting first, Leinster made 101 all out in the 30th over with only Leo Russell (36) getting to grips with the home side's bowling attack. Michael Girvin took 3 for 18, while Hridaan Salian was amongst the wickets again claiming 2 for 13. Openers Pranav Saran (20) and Owen McMillan got the chase off to a good start in a stand of 47. Cregagh batsman McMillan has been the star of the week with the bat, and the talented youngster top-scored again with 46 (3 fours, 1 six) adding 42 with Callum Lowe (13*) before being dismissed with the scores level. The teams meet again on Thursday in the third game of the series.
U13 Men Interpro
Cricket Leinster lost to NCU by 70 runs.
Ringcommons, 28 July.
NCU 209-9 (40 overs; O McMillan 69, C Lowe 58, E Gawley 34; E O’Brien 2-17, D Kordia 2-8)
Cricket Leinster 139 (36.1 overs; L Russell 32, A Anish 29, A Ganapathy 29; H Salian 6-18)
Six wickets for Hridaan Salian (NCU Cricket)
T20: Leinster Navy lost to NCU by 33 runs
Balrothery, 10 July.
NCU 127-5 (20 overs: M MCCartney 36, L Humphreys 21; S George 2-8, H Lee 2-15)
Leinster Navy 94-8 (20 overs: A Ramnathpur 45*, O Morrow 2-8)
T20: Leinster Blue lost to North West by 10 wickets
Balbriggan, 10 July.
Leinster Blue 54 (17.4 overs: C Block 4-6, R Young 2-7, J Spence 2-8)
North West 57-0 (5.2 overs: L Thomson 29*, E Wasson 19*)
T20: Leinster Blue lost to NCU by 38 runs
Balrothery, 10 July.
NCU 151-7 (20 overs: Extras 41, G Morrow 25, M McCartney 23; S Whaley 2-18, L Bolton 2-27)
Leinster Blue 113-4 (20 overs: S Whaley 57*)
The NCU Squad (NCU)
T20: Leinster Navy lost to North West by 102 runs
Balbriggan, 10 July.
North West 179-6 (20 overs: J Spence 43, M Bhavsar 40, E Wasson 31)
Leinster Navy 77-8 (20 overs: E Mowbray 3-25, C Young 2-10)
35 overs: Leinster Blue lost to North West by 90 runs.
Balbriggan, 8 July.
North West 139 (L Thomson 37; E McBride 3-11, K O'Toole 3-25)
Leinster Blue 49 (17.4 overs; A McGurk 5-14, R Young 2-4)
The North West won again as they thumped Leinster by 90 runs after dismissing them for 49 chasing 140. Coleraine's Anna McGurk took 5 for 14 in a superb display, while earlier Bonds Glen's Leah Thompson's 37 was the best with the bat - three wickets apiece for Eve McBride and Katie O'Toole.
35 overs: Leinster Navy lost to NCU by 154 runs.
Park Avenue, Dublin, 8 July.
NCU 216-9 (35 overs; E Cupitt 38, K West 35, M McCartney 27; L Torpey 4-24)
Leinster Navy 62 (16 overs; O Morrow 3-7, E Naylor 3-8, M McCartney 2-4)
NCU batting trio (Jonathan Waite)
The NCU completed a convincing 154-run win against Leinster in a game that was remarkable because it had two hat-tricks. There were runs for Eva Cupitt (38), kayie West (35) and Matilda McCartney (27) in a NCU total of 216 for 9. Lauren Torpey finish proceeding with a hat-trick in her figures for 4 for 24. Ella Naylor matched that at the start of the Leinster reply as the young Dubliners were bundled out for 62. There were three wickets also for Olivia Morrow and two for Matilda McCartney in a fine all-round display.
35 overs: Leinster Navy lost to North West by 9 wickets.
Balbriggan, 7 July.
Leinster Navy 32 (16.4 overs; J Spence 3-0, C Block 2-1)
North West 33-1 (4.2 overs; E Wasson 17*)
35 overs: Leinster Blue lost to NCU by 5 wickets.
Park Avenue, Dublin, 7 July.
Leinster Blue 84 (15.5 overs; S Whaley 31; E Naylor 3-17, N Kerr 3-21, P Speer 2-8)
NCU 87-5 (12.5 overs; L Harper 21*, B Kennedy 19)
Winning NCU team (Jonathan Waite)
35 overs: Leinster Navy beat Leinster Blue by 30 runs.
Oak Hill, 30 June.
Leinster Navy 215-7 (35 overs; S Prendergast 51, J Gargan 34, extras 69; K O'Toole 3-30)
Leinster Blue 185 (31.2 overs; L Morgan 55, V Scollard 33, extras 42; L Torpey 3-21, S Prendergast 2-7, S George 2-14)
35 overs: North West v NCU - no play.
Bonds Glen, 30 June.
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Leinster Navy beat Leinster Blue by 21 runs.
Oak Hill, 23 June.
Leinster Navy 123-3 (20 overs; S Prendergast 37*, J Gargan 21)
Leinster Blue 102-7 (20 overs; U Oliver 20; H Lee 2-7, A Walsh 2-11)
NCU lost to North West by 68 runs
Stormont, 25 June.
North West 138-4 (20 overs; M Bhavsar 47*, J Spence 47)
NCU 70 (19.1 overs; E Wasson 3-8, M Bhavsar 2-7, E Mowbray 2-9, A McGurk 2-14)
North West Under 15 girls (NWCU)
The Under-15 girls’ interprovincial series began on the lower ground at Stormont with a clash between the two Ulster sides. The North West scored 138 for four, with Mansi Bhavsar and Jodie Spence both scoring 47 in a fourth wicket stand of 84. Ella Wasson then took three wickets, with two apiece for Erin Mowbray, Anna McGurk and Mansi Bhavsar to clinch a convincing 68-run win.
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