Felix McMillan struck his second century in successive days as NCU Boys Under-16s thrashed Munster by 222 runs. The Bangor youngster blasted 113 from 54 balls, including 14 fours and three sixes, as NCU amassed 339. Owen McMillan added 50, Callum Lowe 37 and Josh Parker 27, while Ethan Momand took three wickets for Munster. The chase never gathered momentum despite Yash Ramay’s 32 and Adam Aziz Ullah’s 27. Hridaan Salian claimed 3 for 21, Ethan Booth 3 for 33 and Luke Crothers 2 for 18 as Munster were dismissed for 117

Leinster Under-16s secured the interprovincial title with an emphatic 86-run victory over the North West, giving coach Briain O’Rourke a remarkable 18th youth interprovincial crown. Leinster posted 209 for 9, led by Jan Dijkstra’s 38, Joe Morrissey’s 37 and an unbeaten 32 from Shrav Biju. Lewis Pearson claimed 3 for 25 for the North West. Biju then took 3 for 15 as the North West top order collapsed, while Jaivir Oberji added 3 for 39 and Ted Hasler 2 for 10. Lewis Pearson’s unbeaten 36 was the main resistance before the North West were dismissed for 123.

NCU Boys Under-16s produced a dominant all-round display to crush Leinster by 180 runs. Felix McMillan starred with a magnificent 106 from 83 balls, striking ten fours and five sixes, while Vedant Geddam blasted 68 in a 126-run opening stand. Captain David Agnew added a rapid 50 and Jack Robinson 39 as NCU piled up an imposing 373 for 8. Leinster never threatened the target despite Arnav Bawa's 52 and Aadil Naizam's 47. Hridhaan Salian ripped through the middle and lower order with outstanding figures of 5 for 14, while Elliott Parkhill claimed 3 for 39 to seal an emphatic victory.

Ryan McClintock struck a composed half-century as North West Boys Under-16s completed a six-wicket victory over Munster. Chasing 114, McClintock hit seven fours in 50 from 75 balls and shared a 63-run opening stand with Jacob Blair, who made 20. Gaurav Chaudhry briefly revived Munster’s hopes with an excellent 3 for 15, removing Blair, Alfie Moan and captain Olly Britton, while Ethan Ross dismissed McClintock. However, Cameron McClay and Roy McGerrigle guided North West home unbeaten. Earlier, Dylan Faulkner took 2 for 12 as Munster were dismissed for 113, despite 25 from Yash Ramay and 22 from Adam Aziz Ullah.

Jack Robinson’s 73 helped the NCU Under-16s crush Munster by 243 runs at Belmont. The NCU posted a formidable 354 in 49.4 overs, with Robinson striking six fours and two sixes in his 62-ball innings. Owen McMillan made 45, Vidhath Geddam 36, skipper David Agnew 39 and Callum Lowe 54, while Fintan McCarthy added a rapid 31. Guneet Chaudhry took 4 for 55 for Munster. In reply, Munster were bowled out for 111, with Hridhaan Salian claiming 4 for 30 and Elliot Parkhill 4 for 25.

Leinster completed a 76-run win over the North West at Sandy Bay after defending 189. Aadil Naizam rescued the innings from 34 for 3 with a patient 54 from 92 balls, while Kernan added 50 and Jan Dijkstra 21. Tom Spratt was the pick of the North West bowlers with 4 for 35, with Roy McGerrigle taking 2 for 30. The chase never found rhythm after Shav Biju struck twice early. Cameron McClay battled to an unbeaten 29, but Puri claimed 4 for 14 as the North West were dismissed for 113.

A Man-of-the-Match performance by Railway Union's Ted Hasler ensured that Leinster recorded their second win in the series. His better than a run-a-ball century and 5-26 the stand out performance on a day he'll remember for a long time.

North West Under-16s completed a comfortable eight-wicket win over Munster in their Interpro 50-over clash at Larne. Munster were bowled out for 178 in 49.3 overs after struggling to build sustained partnerships. Kumar top-scored with 32, while Ramay and Ross both made 30, Ross finishing unbeaten. Gude added 21, but wickets fell steadily after Munster had reached 53 for 2. Their best stand was worth 36, while a later 31-run partnership helped push the total towards respectability. Cameron McClay led the North West attack with 3 for 31, while Roy McGerrigle took 2 for 34. Blair was particularly economical, conceding just nine runs from seven overs. North West’s chase was controlled by Alfie Moan, who finished unbeaten on 78 from 98 balls, hitting seven fours. He shared a second-wicket stand of 63 with Suyesh Kumar, who made 45 from 75 deliveries with five boundaries. Moan then added an unbroken 101 with Olly Britton, whose 33 not out from 52 balls included two fours, as North West reached 182 for 2 in 40.4 overs.