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.

Marko Bates was the only NCU batter to make any impression as they failed to chase down a modest North West total. Only Northern bragging rights were at stake in a dead rubber, Leinster having already secured the title.

Callum Armstrong starred as Leinster clinched the Under 15 Boys interpro series with a 55-run win over the North West. The Rush left-hander nit 7 fours and a six in a top score of 67, adding 40 with Ryan Keenan (23) in a total of 132 for 5 - two wickets for Ryan McClintock. Armstrong then took three wickets as the NW were bowled out for just 77 in 18 overs. The win meant that Leinster have now won 10 of the last 12 under 15 interpro tournaments.

A half century opening stand for Vidath Geddam (42) and Felix McMillan (29) helped the NCU to 124 for 7 against Munster, That was more than enough for the hosts as David Agnew took four wickets and Luke Crothers three to restrict Munster to 90 for 9.

The NCU ensured second place with a 35-run win over champions Leinster. Beau Donnison made 44 as the NCU scored 135 for 6 in their 20 overs - two wickets for Shavron Biju and Callum Armstrong. David Agnew (3-21) and Eliott Parkhill (2-13) were in the wickets as Leinster were bowled out for 100.

A third wicket stand of 54 between Alfie Moan (38) and Ollie Britton (37) laid the foundations for the NW's 13-run win over Munster. Lewis Pearson also chipped in with an unbeaten 23 in a total of 129 for 7. Munster got close in the chase thanks to Malik's unbeaten 43, but three wickets apiece for Jacob Blair and Alfie Moan restricted them to 116 for 8 ensuring third place in the table and condemning Munster to the wooden spoon.

The North West ran out convincing 8-wicket winners at Stormont after dismissing Munster for 69. Ballyspallen's Jacob Blair had the excellent analysis of 4 for 5, while there were three wickets for Adam Allen and two for Lewis Pearson. Ollie Britton's unbeaten 40 and 20 from Blair then sealed the easy win in the 20th over.

There was a remarkable game at Belmont where the hosts NCU were well beaten by Leinster. Marko Bates hit 82 (9 fours) out of a NCU total of 105, with extras contributing 11, and the other ten batters managing a combined 12. Bates had added 56 for the 10th wicket with Tom Hamill, only ended by a direct hit run out by Ryan Keenan. There were three wickets apiece for Phoenix right-arm quick Aadil Naizam, and Callum Armstrong, with Adamstown's Shavron Biju taking two scalps. The chase was a routine one, as Rush all-rounder Armstrong hit a fluent 39-ball unbeaten 51 (5 fours, 1 six) adding 66 with skipper Ted Hasler. Armstrong is reaping the benefits of his time in England at Scarborough College. Leinster's emphatic win over a strongly fancied NCU side leaves them in pole position to clinch their tenth title in 12 years.