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2 July 50 overs: NCU v Leinster Blue (Belmont, Belfast)
2 July 50 overs: North West v Leinster Navy (Stormont)
3 July 50 overs: North West v Leinster Blue (Holywood)
3 July 50 overs: NCU v Leinster Navy (Larne)
5 July T20: NCU v Leinster Navy (Campbell College, Belfast)
5 July T20: North West v Leinster Blue (Campbell College, Belfast)
5 July T20: NCU v Leinster Blue (Campbell College, Belfast)
5 July T20: North West v Leinster Navy (Campbell College, Belfast)
U17 Men Interpro
50 overs: North West lost to Leinster by 5 wickets.
Larne, 30 June.
North West 93 (31.3 overs; S Haslett 26*, J Smallwoods 21; J George 5-29, D Murray 2-6)
Leinster 96/5 (12.2 overs; B Whaley 38, B Dunphy 21, R O'Brien 20; B Brolly 3-16, B Stott 2-31)
Johan George took five wickets (Cricket Leinster)
Johan George's five-wicket haul was instrumental in leading defending champions Leinster U17s to victory against their North West counterparts at Sandy Bay in Larne. The North County spinner had the excellent analysis of 5-28 as the North West were bowled out for 93, with James Smallwoods making 21 and skipper Sam Haslett an unbeaten 26. There were two wickets also for Pembroke seamer Dan Murray. Bobby Stott got two wickets early on including Brian Dunphy (21), but Bruce Whaley's hard hit 38 (5 fours, 2 sixes) took Leinster to 85 for two. Bobby Brolly got three quick wickets, but Leinster passed their modest target with nearly 38 overs to spare.
U17 Men Interpro
50 overs: NCU lost to Munster by 3 runs.
Stormont, 30 June.
Munster 115 (40.2 overs; C Ross 48; J McClure-Dalzell 3-12, B Walsh 2-7, D Rayner 2-36)
NCU 112 (26.5 overs; R McCollam 30, Z Malik 24*, J West 23; S Sumanasinghe 7-10)
Seneth Sumanasinghe and Cillian Ross (Glenn Brokenshire/GB Images)
U15 Men Interpro
50 overs: North West v NCU - no play.
Bleachgreen, Ardmore, 30 June.
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U15 Women Interpro
35 overs: North West v NCU - no play.
Bonds Glen, 30 June.
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U15 Women Interpro
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)
Women's Super 20 Trophy
Dragons beat Typhoons by 46 runs.
Railway Union, 30 June.
Dragons 153/4 (20 overs; O Prendergast 97*, B Armstrong 25)
Typhoons 107/7 (20 overs; L Delany 41*, L Paul 24; A Kelly 3-13, B Armstrong 2-15)
Orla Prendergast was in the runs again (CricketEurope)
This was the Orla Prendergast show, another stand-out performance from the Ireland international extending Dragons lead at the top of the SS20 table and ensuring a fourth straight victory. She scored 97 of the Dragons’ 153 for four and the fact it took all but seven balls of the Typhoons innings for their batters to pass Prendergast’s total, never mind threaten victory, underlined her dominance. She played her first false stroke on 71, was missed, a difficult chance on 85 and a more straightforward one on 92. She needed seven off the last two balls to bring up her hundred but missed the scoop shot from the fifth ball. The next top score was Bella Armstrong’s 25. Prendergast then took a wicket with her first ball but, like opening partner Alana Dalzell, was asked to bowl only two overs. Arlene Kelly was denied a wicket in the last over by a dropped catch but a stumping off the last ball of the innings gave her a deserved third wicket for just 13 runs. Laura Delany finished 41 not out from 39 balls for the Typhoons but this was Orla’s day – again.
Women's Super 20 Trophy
Dragons beat Scorchers by 9 wickets.
Railway Union, 29 June.
Scorchers 124-9 (20 overs; C Coulter Reilly 48, G Lewis 40, L McBride 21*; O Prendergast 21-3, B Armstrong 2-18, A Dalzell 2-25)
Dragons 127-1 (13.4 overs; O Prendergast 53*, A Hunter 40*, B Armstrong 25)
Amy Hunter and Orla Prendergast (CricketEurope)
Defending champions Dragons eased to the top of the SS20 table with a third straight victory, a resounding nine wickets success in the afternoon match. After restricting the Scorchers to 124 for nine, Bella Armstrong ensured a fast start with five fours in her 25 off 13 balls. Although she was well caught on the boundary by Eimear Richardson at the end of the fourth over, Orla Prendergast replaced her and with Amy Hunter stroked off the remaining runs in a classy undefeated partnership of 90. Prendergast brought up her 50 with the winning boundary, the 11th four to go with two sixes in the innings. Prendergast had earlier taken two for 13 in her four overs, one of three Dragons bowlers to claim a double. Gaby Lewis and Scorchers captain Tina Coulter-Reilly both got into the 40s but were caught out before reaching their half-century. Dragons will expect to extend their lead at the top on Monday morning against Typhoons.
Women's Super 20 Trophy
Scorchers beat Typhoons by 7 wickets.
Railway Union, 29 June.
Typhoons 116-7 (20 overs; R Stokell 60, S MacMahon 2-22, L McBride 2-26)
Scorchers 120-3 (13.3 overs; G Lewis 42, S MacMahon 22*)
Player of the Match Sophie MacMahon (CricketEurope)
Scorchers made it two wins out of two in the SS20 with a comfortable seven wickets win over Typhoons; they had 39 balls to spare. Rebecca Stokell dominated the Typhoons innings with 60 out of her side’s 116. She faced 51 balls and hit seven fours and a six but only Laura Delany of her team-mates struggled into double figures. Four bowlers shared the seven wickets although Lou Little didn’t bowl and Ava Canning did not return after the first over. Little took 18 off the first over of the Scorchers reply and with Gaby Lewis hitting 42 from 23 balls, the result was never in doubt. Sophie McMahon finished it off with 22 not out and added to her two wickets for 22, she was named player of the match.
Leinster Navy beat Leinster Blue by 8 wickets.
Oak Hill, 27 June.
Leinster Blue 161 (30.3 overs; G Morrissey 39, M Butterly 25; G Sargent 5-22, A Lawlor 2-25)
Leinster Navy 162-2 (23 overs; A Lawlor 73*, G Sargent 39*)
North West lost to NCU by 9 runs (DLS).
Bonds Glen, 27 June.
NCU 245 (36.4 overs; E Carville 81, G Wilson 62, J Wright 25; M Spence 4-46)
North West 167-6 (25 overs; M Spence 55, E Wasson 51*, M Bhavsar 22*; R Lowe 3-30, V Minford 2-18)
Millie Spence scored 55 and took four wickets (NWCU)
The NCU prevailed by 9-runs in a high scoring but rain affected game at Bonds Glen. Emily Carville's 81 (9 fours, 1 six) and 62 from Grace Wilson helped the NCU recover from 4 for 3 to make 245 - four wickets for Millie Spence.The NW innings followed a similar pattern as wickets for Rebecca Lowe and Vanessa Minford saw them reeling at 37 for 5. However half centuries for Millie Spence and Ella Wasson, plus 23 for Mansi Bhavsar looked to be setting up an exciting match, before rain again intervened to leave the NCU winners by 9 runs on DLS.
NCU lost to North West by 5 wickets.
Stormont, 26 June.
NCU 104-8 (20 overs; E Carville 20*; T Mitchell 3-19, J Spence 2-13)
North West 107-5 (16.4 overs; M Bhavsar 32*, E Wasson 16; V Minford 2-15)
Wicket for the NW (Carwyn Guy)
Three wickets for Tiara Mitchell and an unbeaten 32 from Mansi Bhavsar helped the NW beat NCU at Stormont.
Leinster Blue beat Leinster Navy by 4 wickets.
Oak Hill, 20 June.
Leinster Navy 103-5 (20 overs; I McClean 37, A Lawlor 26; T O'Brien 2-17, S Bhoja 2-21)
Leinster Blue 106-6 (15.3 overs; L Troup 33, S Thomson 2-14, A Lawlor 2-14)
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