In the under-16 As CYMS Green (3-144) defeated RSL-Colts (133) in a one-day match that pitted the top two teams in the competition against each other

Tight fielding, good catches and bowling proved the difference and allowed CYMS Green to come away with the win.

After winning the toss CYMS opened with Samuel Thompson (32) and Euan Truscott (16) who both retired, which then allowed Daniel Duffy (24) and Callan Braithwaite (32) to make quick runs.

Tim Mansour and Harry Kruger were the only Colts bowlers to take a wicket but Tom Atlee and Tom Oriel both bowled good line and length.

CYMS players held their catches in this match, and the two by Nathan Hawke removed danger player Sam Bass (11) and K Ashford while Dean Burgess caught Harry Kruger on 26 runs.

Tom Atlee was again strong with the bat to retire on 36 while Will Piras helped with 24 runs.

Tom Munro was the best of the CYMS bowlers taking 2-12 off two overs, while Harry O'Leary got 1-8 off three overs.

In the under-12 Bs Colts (5-116) were beaten by Rugby (8-142).

For Colts, Anthony Atlee retired on 25 after an innings that including four smashing boundaries.

Caiden Ah-See made a handy 14no while there were some solid performances from Charlie Tink (13), Jock Stuart (11no), Ben Furney (9no) and Alex Draper (6no)

With the ball, Tink also did a good job claiming 2-3 off three overs, including the wickets of Louis Russell and Tom O'Donnell.

In another match, CYMS Green (5-124) defeated St John's White (7/91).

St John's batted first and got off to a rough start with Rexy Bassingthwaite (1-13) clean bowling Jack Strawns on the first ball of the day.

The other CYMS bowlers showed great control and bowled very straight, keeping St John's to 91.

Rudy Peet was the best for St John's with his 25 not out highlighted by him playing very straight and looking in control.

Finlay Hennessy showed improvement for his 12 and Angus Boland made a handy 11, while Lockie Rummans made a well compiled 14 not out coming in at the end.

Nate Crowley (2-5) showed great improvement with the ball.

The fielding of the CYMS boys should also be noted with two excellent catches by Josh Townsend and one by Rexy Bassingthwaite backing up their bowlers in the field. Fletcher Hyde also saved many runs by never giving up chasing the ball to the boundary.

The CYMS innings also started roughly with Angus Boland (1-1) bowling Foley on the second ball to have the St John's boys fired up in the field.

It didn't last long though, and Darby Amor made 24 before Rudy Peet (1-8) clean bowled him with a beauty.

Joshy Townsend (12 not out) and Rex Bassingthwaite (8 not out) got CYMS to the target with the help of some wayward St Johns bowling. The St Johns fielding couldn't match the CYMS boys in effort however Elias Sarantzouklis was very tidy behind the stumps and continues to improve his keeping.

CYMS were too good all round in this game and deserved their comprehensive win.