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Herbrandston vs. Pembroke Dock

Herbrandston showcased a dominant batting performance, amassing an impressive 225 runs for the loss of only four wickets in their allotted overs. The highlights of their innings were Charlie Malloy's excellent 101 and Harry Nicholas's 52. Jack Nicholas chipped in with 23 runs while Ryan Davies remained not out with 18 runs. Pembroke Dock's George Smith was the pick of the bowlers with figures of 2-14.

In response, Pembroke Dock faltered under pressure and were bundled out for 132. George Smith top-scored with 64 runs and Rhys Daley added 32, but it wasn't enough to chase down the massive target. Herbrandston’s bowling attack was led by Paul Nicholas, who took 3-21 he was well supported by Morgan Britton, who claimed 2-7.

Scorers: Emma Hood & Rachel Sander

Hook vs Burton

A thrilling contest saw Hook edge out leaders Burton by 10 runs. Hook set a total of 211 for 8 in their overs, thanks to a brilliant unbeaten century by Aled Phelps, who scored 103 not out. Support came from Owen Phelps with 29 runs. Nick Jones was the standout bowler for Burton, taking 3-29.

Burton lost key batsmen Hayman and Kiff cheaply which was a big blow to their chase, however Burton bat deep and would still have been confident. Jack Davies batted well and ended unbeaten with 61, and Jonathan Venables, who scored 53. Despite their efforts, Burton fell short, managing 201 for 6,  David Lewis struggled to get going and somewhat stifled his own teams chances of victory despite making 33. A defeat that means Herbie close the gap on Burton to just five points at the top of the league in what looks set to be a thrilling title race. 

Scorers: Joy James & Janice Webb

Johnston vs. Llanrhian

Llanrhian emerged victorious in a exciting game against Johnston by 27 runs. Jack Jones' century proved match winning for his team and gave them a vital victory. Johnston in reply chased well thanks to Leigh Walters 82 and skipper Lewis Boswell 50 but they fell just short in what was a good game of cricket. 

Umpires: Steve James & John Summons 
Scorer: Emma Summons

Lamphey vs. Pembroke

Pembroke clinched a comfortable 45-run victory over Lamphey. Pembroke set a target of 173, with Phil Hay top-scoring with 48, and Billy Wood contributing 41 runs. Andrew Tait was the standout bowler for Lamphey, with an impressive haul of 5-48.

In reply, Lamphey could only muster 128 runs with Ceri Brace doing the damage as he took 4-28 for Pembroke ensuring that Lamphey fell short of the target.