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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)
NCU lost to North West Warriors by 6 wickets.
Stormont, 22 July.
NCU 135 (30.5 overs; A Harrison 70, L Andrews 21; J Jackson 5-23)
North West Warriors 136-4 (29.1 overs; M Spence 41*)
Jenni Jackson took five wickets (NWCU)
The Warriors kicked off the new Women's Future Series with a six-wicket win against the NCU at Stormont. Jenni Jackson's five-wicket haul had the hosts on the back foot from the off, and it was only thanks to a brilliant 70 (10 fours) from Abbi Harrison that they made 135. Millie Spence top-scored with an unbeaten 41 in the chase that always saw the Warriors in control.
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