Werner Brand produced a superb all-round display as Saintfield crushed Templepatrick by 137 runs. Brand top-scored with 64 in Saintfield’s 234 for nine, sharing a 90-run opening stand with Ross Murray, who made 47. Gareth Harrison added 28, while Jancan Adams claimed four wickets for Templepatrick. Brand then tore through the reply with outstanding figures of six for 33, including three maidens. Templepatrick slipped to 38 for four and never recovered despite Levi Cave’s unbeaten 33. Ethan Hanna took three for 30 and Ross Boultwood claimed the final wicket as Templepatrick were dismissed for 97.

Cregagh completed a commanding 156-run victory over Cooke Collegians after posting 283. Captain Bob Moore top-scored with 55, while Charlie Shannon struck an entertaining 52. Danny Cooper and Stuart Nelson both made 23, with 55 extras further boosting the total. Vinoth Srinivasan claimed three wickets. Cooke Collegians never threatened the target, slipping to 59 for six before Waqas Muhammad’s unbeaten 25 and Jasmeet Singh’s 20 offered brief resistance. Alastair Watt led the Cregagh attack with four for 45, while Nelson and Cooper took two wickets apiece as Cooke Collegians were dismissed for 127 in the 28th over.

Bangor remained top of the table after an emphatic six-wicket victory over Donacloney Mill. The visitors were dismissed for 141 in 35.1 overs despite Aaron Kennedy’s excellent 72 and Mark Hanna’s 28. Chris Pyper and Brodie Harrison claimed three wickets apiece, while Angus Farrell took two as Bangor maintained control. The leaders then raced to their target in only 18.2 overs. Harrison completed a fine all-round performance with 45, sharing a decisive second-wicket partnership of 79 with Seb Yeates, who finished unbeaten on 40, while Ian Butler struck 24 as Bangor cruised to victory to preserve their position at the summit.

Armagh completed an impressive seven-wicket victory over Lurgan after chasing 270 with 22 balls to spare. Lurgan posted 269 for five, led by Stephen Chambers’ unbeaten 109 and Liam Doddrell’s 98. Their fourth-wicket stand of 148 transformed the innings after Luan Liebenberg had claimed three early wickets. Armagh responded superbly. Samuel Wilson and Jamie Rogers both struck 83, while Harry Doyle added 33. Aaron Wright’s 28 maintained the momentum before Rogers and Liebenberg completed the chase. Doddrell took two wickets, but Armagh sealed a convincing win that puts a major dent in Lurgan's title and promotion hopes.

Carrickfergus secured a five-wicket victory after dismissing Derriaghy for 92. Veteran Ryan Eagleson was outstanding, claiming five for 13, while Anthony Martin took three wickets. David Scott top-scored with 19. Carrickfergus stumbled to 66 for five, with Matt Scoble taking three wickets, but CJ van der Walt’s unbeaten 37 guided the chase. Michael Gilmour added 23 as the hosts reached their target in the 14th over.

Donacloney Mill cruised to a nine-wicket victory over Cooke Collegians after a dominant all-round display. Cooke were bowled out for 100 in 18.1 overs despite Vinoth Srinivasan’s fighting 55 from 50 balls, including seven fours and two sixes. Aaron Kennedy, Lachy Aitken and Ryan Matthews each claimed two wickets as wickets fell regularly. In reply, Donacloney lost Craig Kennedy for a duck, but Shane Warren and Aitken quickly took control. Warren finished unbeaten on 42, while Aitken struck 60 not out from 33 balls, hitting five fours and four sixes, as the target was reached in just the 13th over.

Carrickfergus claimed a six-wicket DLS win over Donacloney Mill at the Factory Ground, chasing down their revised target in 37.4 overs. Donacloney posted 214 for 9 from 45 overs, built around Shane Warren’s 68, Craig Kennedy’s 34 and Lachy Aitken’s 40. CJ Van der Walt was the pick of the bowlers, taking 4 for 19, with Luke Arbuthnot and Alex Haggan claiming two apiece. Carrickfergus replied strongly through Iain and Elliott Parkhill before Atish Varape anchored the chase with an unbeaten 80. Alex Haggan’s 35 not out sealed victory with six wickets in hand.

Derriaghy claimed a convincing 73-run win over Cooke Collegians at Queensway after Ryan Beckett’s 60 helped them post 210. Beckett and skipper Ross Bailey, who made 37, gave the hosts a strong platform with an opening stand of 109 before Waqas Muhammad’s 4 for 39 checked their progress. Reece Malone added 26, while Christopher Beckett’s unbeaten 17 helped push the total beyond 200. Cooke Collegians made a decent start through Manoj Khatri (31) and Haider Haider (27), but Wayne Hughes turned the game decisively with 4 for 26. Ben Kenny added 3 for 23 as Cooke were bowled out for 137.

Donacloney Mill kept their momentum going with a seven-wicket DLS win over Cregagh at Cregagh Memorial. The home side made 180 in 45.5 overs, Peter Davison unbeaten on 53 with four fours and a six, while Alastair Watt hit 50 and Stuart Nelson 32. Alex Ogle was the pick of the attack with 4 for 19. Chasing a revised 171 in 43 overs, Donacloney lost opener Shane Warren first ball, but Lachy Aitken transformed the innings with a brutal 44-ball 73, hitting six sixes. Ryan Matthews finished unbeaten on 53 to seal victory.

Bangor’s title hopes suffered a major setback as they crashed to a seven-wicket defeat against Armagh at The Mall. The Section One leaders were bowled out for just 90 in 31 overs, never recovering from the early loss of Brodie Harrison for a duck. With Ian Butler absent, the visitors looked vulnerable and Armagh ruthlessly exposed them. Michael Hoey led the attack with 4 for 18, while Matthew Wright claimed 3 for 30. Andrew Kirkpatrick made 26 and Johnny Parker 20, but there was little else. Armagh eased home on 91 for 3, Samuel Wilson making 30.

Lurgan climbed to second in NCU Section One, level on points with leaders Bangor, after an 80-run DLS win over Cooke Collegians at Pollock Park. Liam Doddrell led the way with 63, striking three fours and two sixes, and shared half-century stands with Jaydee Oliver and Stephen Chambers as Lurgan posted 184 for 5 in 41.1 overs. Oliver made 38 and Chambers 28, while Vinoth Srinivasan took 2 for 33. Set a revised 231 in 48 overs, Cooke reached 150, with several batters starting but failing to kick on. Doddrell and Darwish Nazari both claimed three wickets.

Carrickfergus surged up to third in NCU Section One with a crushing 173-run win over Saintfield at Middle Road. The hosts piled up 270 for 5, built around a match-winning fourth-wicket stand of 183 between opener Iain Parkhill and skipper CJ van der Walt. Parkhill struck 103, including 11 fours and a six, while Van der Walt blasted an unbeaten 115 from just 73 balls, clearing the ropes five times and hitting 13 fours. Saintfield never threatened the chase, folding for 97 in 26.5 overs as Atish Varape claimed 3 for 10 and Ryan Eagleson 2 for 15.

Derriaghy breathed fresh life into their survival push with a thumping 60-run DLS win over Templepatrick at The Cloghan. Runs were at a premium as they were bowled out for 92 in 43.1 overs, skipper Ross Bailey making 23 and Jonathan Bell 21, with David Kane taking 3 for 15. Bailey then turned the match on its head with the ball, claiming 5 for 11, while overseas professional Matt Scoble ripped through the rest with 4 for 21. Templepatrick folded for 33, chasing 94 off 48 overs, as Derriaghy’s third win lifted them to eighth.

Jancan Adams starred with bat and ball as Templepatrick beat Armagh by five wickets in a low-scoring contest. Adams ripped through Armagh with 5 for 12, reducing them to 3 for 3 before Harry Doyle’s unbeaten 25 helped them reach 83 all out. Connor Courtney and Michael Stewart took two wickets each. Templepatrick then wobbled badly as Luan Liebenberg claimed 3 for 8, leaving them 36 for 5. But Adams completed a match-winning all-round display with an unbeaten 47, supported by Shane Henderson’s 13 not out, to seal victory.

Cregagh swept to an eight-wicket win after bowling Derriaghy out for 100 in 19.4 overs. Ross Bailey made 26 and Ben Kenny 29, but Daniel Henry’s 4 for 17, plus two wickets each for Danny Cooper and Max Shannon, kept Cregagh in command. Peter Davison then hit 29 and Cooper 21 in a 56-run opening stand, before Stuart Nelson’s unbeaten 34 saw Cregagh home at 102 for 2 in 11.5 overs.

After a delayed start further concerns about the conditions caused the match to be abandoned.

Rain ended the Bangor innings early and the match was abandoned after a further interruption in the second over of the Templepatrick chase.

A postponement has been allowed and the fixture (Match 2) will be rearranged,

Armagh claimed their second win of the season with an impressive eight-wicket DLS victory over Donacloney Mill in a rain-affected contest at The Mall. After a delayed start and multiple reductions in overs, Donacloney Mill posted 147-8 from 38 overs. Opener Shane Warren struck six fours in a fluent 33, while overseas player Lachy Aitken continued his excellent season with a top score of 34, taking his tally beyond 400 runs for the campaign. Aaron Wright starred with the ball, returning outstanding figures of 4-23, while Luan Liebenberg claimed 2-28. Set a revised target of 108 from 23 overs, Armagh suffered early setbacks as Sam Wilson and Jamie Rogers departed cheaply. However, Wright and Michael Villiers took complete control, sharing an unbroken third-wicket stand of 88. Wright finished unbeaten on 47 and Villiers 39 not out, each striking six boundaries, as Armagh completed the win in the 20th over.

Bangor continued their perfect start to the Section One campaign with an emphatic eight-wicket victory over Derriaghy in a rain-reduced 28-over contest at Upritchard Park on Saturday. After a delayed start, Derriaghy posted 150-7 from their allotted overs. Half-century partnerships provided the backbone of the innings, with Ross Bailey (26) and Matt Scoble (27) adding useful runs for the second wicket before Jonathan Bell top-scored with 34 as he and Craig Lewis (26) then shared another important stand for the fourth wicket. Chris Pyper (2-23) and Brodie Harrison (2-29) were Bangor’s most successful bowlers. Bangor’s chase was built on a solid platform from Sam McMillan, whose 29 included three boundaries. The hosts then took complete control through an unbroken third-wicket partnership of 94 between Harrison and Mark Hutchinson. Harrison continued his remarkable form - 423 runs at 105.60 - with a blistering 64 not out from just 34 balls, striking three fours and five sixes, while Hutchinson finished unbeaten on 41 as Bangor reached 151-2 in 22.5 overs to make it four wins from four and sit proudly at the top of Section One.

The closest game of the day produced a dramatic finish at Middle Road as Carrickfergus edged Armagh by one wicket in a thrilling DLS encounter. In a rain affected 36 overs per side contest, Armagh posted 182-4. Aaron Wright anchored the innings with an unbeaten 66 from 74 balls, including six fours, while Matthew Steenson contributed 36 not out. The pair transformed the innings after Armagh had slipped to 91-4, adding an unbroken stand that carried the visitors to a competitive total. Set a revised target of 190, Carrickfergus were powered by a magnificent century from overseas professional Atish Varape. The opener dominated the chase with 103 from 93 deliveries, striking 16 fours. However, when he chopped on to Luan Liebenberg, three wickets fell for just four runs, leaving the hosts needing 15 with the last pair at the crease. Needing 10 from the final over, Richard Hood produced the decisive moment, launching successive sixes off Matthew Wright. The second sailed over long-on, prompting jubilant celebrations as Carrick snatched a memorable victory.

Lurgan continued their impressive start to the season with a comprehensive 118-run DLS victory over Cregagh at Cregagh Memorial, a result that moved the Mid-Ulster side up to second place in the table with their third win of the campaign. In a rain-affected contest reduced to 36 overs per side, Lurgan posted an imposing 255-9, built around a superb century from opener Jaydee Oliver. Oliver struck 120, including 17 boundaries, and shared a match-defining second-wicket partnership of over 100 runs with prolific overseas professional Liam Doddrell. Doddrell blasted 63 from just 47 deliveries, hitting six fours and four sixes. Alistair Watt claimed 4-59 for the hosts. Set a revised target of 248, Cregagh never seriously threatened despite a determined 68 from Max Shannon, who struck seven fours and two sixes. However, he received little support as wickets fell regularly. Iqbal Khan, Doddrell, Ivan Sinovich and Darwish Nazari all claimed two wickets apiece as Lurgan completed a ruthless and convincing victory.

Derriaghy claimed a hard-fought 10-run DLS victory over Donacloney Mill to get their first league win of the season. Derriaghy posted an imposing 234-6 thanks largely to an explosive century from overseas professional Matt Scoble, who smashed 101 from just 70 deliveries, striking nine fours and five sixes, while Ross Bailey (38), Ryan Beckett (31) and Craig Lewis (22) provided valuable support. Josh Cunningham took 3-69 for the visitors. Donacloney's chase was given early impetus by Neil Kilpatrick, whose 46-ball 62 included six fours and four sixes. However, regular wickets left them in deep trouble at 174-9 and seemingly out of contention. The final wicket pair of Alex Ogle and Harry Lockhart refused to surrender, adding a spirited 67-run partnership. Ogle finished unbeaten on 61 from 52 balls, while Lockhart blasted 28 not out with three sixes, but their brave effort ultimately fell just short.

Templepatrick and Bangor will have to do it all again after rain forced the abandonment of their NCU Section One clash at The Cloghan. League leaders Bangor had reached 46-3 in the 13th over when the weather intervened, leaving the visitors perhaps the more relieved side as they earned a second chance in the replay. Templepatrick made the early breakthroughs through Shane Henderson, who produced an excellent spell of 2-11. The seamer accounted for Bangor’s prolific opening pair, trapping both Sam McMillan and Seb Yeates lbw to leave the table-toppers under pressure. Former Ireland international Mark Hutchinson helped steady the innings with an unbeaten 21, while overseas professional Brodie Harrison was dismissed for just eight by David Kane before rain brought proceedings to a premature end.

Armagh secured a comprehensive eight-wicket victory over Cooke Collegians at The Mall thanks to strong performances with both ball and bat. Cooke Collegians were bowled out for 168 in 38.3 overs despite opener John Gibbons making an excellent 59 that included seven boundaries. Vinoth Srinivasan added 23, but Armagh’s attack kept the pressure on throughout. Overseas professional Luan Liebenberg was outstanding with the new ball, taking 5-39, while Harry Doyle provided excellent support with 3-36. The chase was dominated by Armagh’s opening pair as Oliver Mann and the in-form Sam Wilson shared a century stand to put the home side in complete control. Mann struck 45 with four fours and two sixes, while Wilson finished unbeaten on 72, hitting nine fours and two maximums in another impressive innings.

Bangor maintained their position at the top of the NCU Section One table with a convincing seven-wicket win over Carrickfergus at Upritchard Park. Carrickfergus posted a competitive 237 for 4 from their 50 overs after several batters made solid contributions. Michael Gilmour struck a run-a-ball 49, including five fours and a six, while Iain Parkhill made 44 in an innings built around useful partnerships. Parkhill shared stands of 71 with Gilmour and 61 with Atish Varape, who top-scored with 54. Jay Parkhill’s unbeaten 37 and CJ van der Walt’s 28 added late momentum to the innings. Bangor’s reply was controlled from the outset and quickly turned into a routine chase. Sam McMillan provided the early acceleration with a rapid 40-ball 50 featuring eight fours and a six. He shared a stand of 67 with Seb Yeates, who also passed fifty in a composed innings. Yeates then added 87 with overseas professional Brodie Harrison to put Bangor firmly in command. Harrison finished unbeaten on 76 from 81 deliveries, striking six fours and three sixes in another impressive display. Ian Butler added 21, while skipper Andrew Kirkpatrick ended unbeaten on 12 as Bangor reached 238 for 3 with 10.4 overs remaining to continue their excellent start to the season.

Lurgan moved into second place in NCU Section One with a crushing 10-wicket victory over Derriaghy at Pollock Park. It was a day to forget for the away side, who were skittled for just 37 in 19.3 overs in a dismal batting display. Skipper Ross Bailey’s 10 was the top individual contribution, while extras, with 12, were the second highest scorer as wickets tumbled throughout the innings. Nithin Babu was the chief destroyer with outstanding figures of 4-7, tearing through the Derriaghy batting line-up. Ivan Sinovich enjoyed success against his former club with 2-12, while John Guy also picked up two wickets for eight runs as Lurgan dominated from the outset. The chase proved little more than a formality as Lurgan knocked off the target in just five overs without losing a wicket. Liam Dodrell finished unbeaten on 19, while Jack Harrison made 12 not out in a comfortable stand that sealed the emphatic win. The result keeps Lurgan firmly in contention near the top of the table, sitting behind leaders Bangor after another impressive performance.

Saintfield claimed a convincing 110-run win over Cregagh. Werner Brand top-scored with 53, striking eight fours as he dominated an opening stand of 72. Skipper Andrew McCavera added 28, while Ross Boultwood made 32 in a fifth-wicket partnership of 60 that rebuilt the innings. Christy McGuire’s late 26 pushed Saintfield to 213 all out in 48.2 overs. Zedd Khan impressed with 4-36, while Andrew Nelson took 3-29. Cregagh looked competitive at 52 for 1 thanks to Max Shannon’s lively 41, which included five boundaries, but they collapsed dramatically to 103 all out. Ethan Hanna ripped through the batting with superb figures of 5-14, while Brijesh Krishali claimed 3-18 and Brand completed an excellent all-round display with 2-33.

Templepatrick edged the closest game of the day, defeating Donacloney Mill by just one wicket in a tense finish at The Cloghan. Donacloney Mill made a bright start after choosing to bat, reaching 76 for 1 thanks to solid contributions from Lachy Aitken and Craig Kennedy. Aitken top-scored with 37, while Kennedy added 32, but the innings lost momentum badly after the strong opening platform. Templepatrick’s bowlers dragged the game back impressively, with Andrew Greer taking 2-14 and Fintan McCarthy claiming 2-24. Ben Cave and Curtley Deelman also picked up two wickets each as Donacloney Mill were eventually bowled out for 161 in 45.2 overs. The chase proved every bit as dramatic. Templepatrick’s batters all made starts, with nine of the top ten reaching double figures, but none were able to go on and play a match-defining innings. Deelman top-scored with 28, while Lewis Goodbarn’s 3-33 and Alex Ogle’s 2-47 kept Donacloney Mill in contention throughout. With wickets falling regularly and the pressure mounting, Templepatrick were indebted to a nerveless last-wicket stand of 19 between Fintan McCarthy and Bryn McCallan. McCarthy finished unbeaten on 17, while McCallan’s 8 not out helped seal a hard-fought victory with two overs to spare.

Armagh’s hopes of a first NCU Section One win of the season were washed away by heavy rain after their clash with Bangor was abandoned with the hosts just four balls into the chase. Asked to bat first, Armagh recovered impressively from a shaky 35 for 4 to post a competitive 196 for 9 from their 40 overs. Matthew Steenson anchored the rescue effort superbly, striking 81 from 94 balls with nine fours and two sixes in a composed innings under pressure. He shared a crucial fifth-wicket stand of 81 with overseas professional Luan Liebenberg, who counter-attacked with 49 from 52 deliveries, including seven boundaries. Steenson then added another valuable partnership with Ben Mackey, whose 23 helped push the total towards 200. Bangor’s new-ball pair Angus Farrell and Chris Pyper were the pick of the bowlers, Farrell claiming 4 for 28 while Pyper returned 2 for 30. Liebenberg struck immediately in reply, dismissing Seb Yeates in the opening over, but persistent rain soon ended play in frustrating fashion for both sides.

Just 8.3 overs were possible at Pollock Park with hosts Lurgan on 37 for 2 when the plug was pulled. Openers Iqbal Khan (12) and Callum Grieve (7) the men dismissed by Donacloney Mills' Lewis Goodbam and Ryan Matthews respectively. They will now have to try again in a second attempt later in the season.

Fresh from steering Saintfield to National Cup glory last week, Werner Brand produced another sparkling century before rain denied Derriaghy any chance of a chase at Queensway. With the game reduced first to 40 overs and then again to 29 following persistent interruptions, Saintfield made full use of the shortened format to post an imposing 171 for 4. Brand dominated the innings with a blistering 100 from just 73 deliveries, peppering the boundary with nine fours and six towering sixes in a commanding display of power hitting. The South African shared a crucial second-wicket partnership of 78 with skipper Andrew McGavera, who contributed a well-paced 32 to keep the scoreboard moving. Ben Kenny was the pick of the Derriaghy attack, returning tidy figures of 2 for 12 and eventually removing the dangerous Brand.

Bangor continued their impressive start to the NCU Section One campaign with a crushing seven-wicket victory over Cooke Collegians at Upritchard Park. The visitors were blown away early after collapsing to 17 for 5 against a disciplined Bangor attack. Chris Pyper and Angus Farrell ripped through the top order with three wickets apiece, while George Prince and Brodie Harrison chipped in with two each. There was some resistance from Ashish Pandita who made 22, while Reneesh Hassanar added 20. Bibin Babu showed plenty of patience in an innings of 19 from 79 balls, but Cooke were eventually dismissed for just 95 in 34.3 overs. With rain threatening, Bangor wasted little time in the chase. Sam McMillan blasted 33 from 21 deliveries before Harrison finished unbeaten on 37 from only 21 balls, striking four fours and three sixes as Bangor surged to 99 for 3 in just 11.1 overs to go top of the table at this early juncture of the campaign.

Carrickfergus made it two wins from two in NCU Section One with a crushing nine-wicket victory over Templepatrick at Middle Road. The visitors were blown away for just 81 in 24.5 overs in a one-sided contest dominated by the Carrick attack. Opener Richard Greer top-scored with 22 and was the only batter to reach double figures as wickets tumbled steadily. Prince Sharma was the chief destroyer, producing outstanding figures of 5 for 15, while experienced seamer Anthony Martin claimed 3 for 40. Richard Hood and skipper CJ van der Walt chipped in with a wicket each. Carrick raced to victory in only 13.2 overs. Michael Gilmour struck a lively 20 before falling to Curtley Deelman, but Iain Parkhill and the in-form Atish Varape shared an unbroken stand of 55. Varape finished unbeaten on 38 from 26 balls with seven boundaries as Carrick climbed to second in the table behind Bangor.

Cregagh edged a rain-affected thriller by eight runs on DLS against Armagh. Cregagh’s innings was built on a solid all-round batting effort with seven of the top eight reaching double figures in their total of 191. Stuart Nelson top-scored with 31, while Max Shannon made 29 and Chris Boultwood added 28. Alistair Watt also chipped in with 23. For Armagh, Aaron Wright and Luan Liebenberg both claimed three wickets, while Sam Wilson took two. Rain revised Armagh’s chase to 173 from 37 overs and Wright kept them in contention with an aggressive 57 featuring five boundaries. Liebenberg added 23, but Cregagh held their nerve as Watt starred with 4 for 27, supported by Nelson’s 3 for 37 and two wickets from Shannon, bowling Armagh out for 164 in 35.1 overs.

Half centuries from Jaydee Oliver and Stephen Johnston led Lurgan to a five-wicket win over Armagh at The Mall. Chasing 244, Oliver made 95 and Johnston 58, while Liam Dodrell chipped in with 33 in an excellent chase. Earlier, Sam Wilson just missed out on a century, dismissed for 97, while Harry Doyle made 46. Darwish Nazari took four wickets, Dodrell three and new signing Ivan Sinovich two in a fine all-round bowling effort.

Cooke Collegians made a winning start on their return to the second tier with a 19 runs victory at Cregagh. After Haider Haider scored 55 of the first 101 runs, Vinoth Srinivasan took over and finished 83 not out in the visitors’ total of 261 for seven. Adam Beattie provided a late charge for Cregagh with a run-a-ball 53 but he was dismissed 30 runs short of victory

Atish Varape hit 95 not out as Carrickfergus eased to a six wickets victory in their opening Section One game after refusing promotion to the Premier League. Set 172 for victory, they reached their target in the 31st over. Derriaghy, after deciding to bat first, were bowled out at the start of the 47th over with no one able to stay with Ross Bailey who finished 40 not out from 114 balls! Varape hurried the innings to a conclusion with the last three wickets.

A undefeated century by Sam McMillan led Bangor to a comfortable seven wickets victory at The Factory Ground. The opener hit 15 fours and three sixes in his 109 not out and 51 by Andy Kirkpatrick in an unbroken stand of 97 saw them home with more than 15 overs to spare. Lachy Aiken top scored in the home side’s 238 with a quickfire 66 (10 fours, two sixes)

Saintfield were the first winners of the season in Section One, when they passed their hosts total of 244 in the 39th over with six wickets to spare. Mark Thompson, Curtley Deelman and Richard Greer all hit half-centuries for last year’s Section Two champions – Greer and Deelman putting on 108 for the third wicket. But Werner Brand’s 157 not out made light of that total, the South African professional hitting 20 fours and three sixes in his 118 balls innings and dominating a fourth wicket stand of 182 with TJ McCavera.