Barnt Green displaced Knowle & Dorridge from the top of the Birmingham & District Premier League following a seven-wicket victory at Station Road. Barnt Green chased down a target of 261 in the 51st over, led by an unbeaten 85 from B J Chapman-Lilley, alongside strong contributions of 77 from Jacques Banton and 63 from Daniel Meredith. Earlier, Banton had taken five wickets for 50 runs, with Ethan Berlusconi scoring 76 for Knowle & Dorridge.

In the Bradford League, Townville surged into second place after a 16-run away win against Albert Terrace. Defending a total of 210 for eight, Townville was propelled by ex-Durham player Usman Arshad’s 83 runs. The bowling attack, spearheaded by left-arm spinner Jack Hughes who claimed four wickets, bowled out Woodlands for 194. Meanwhile, New Farnley remains six points clear at the summit after a local derby victory over last-placed Pudsey Congs. Ryan McKendry's unbeaten 101 off 94 balls played a key role as Farnley chased 191 to win by seven wickets.

In Derbyshire, Alrewas and Ockbrook & Borrowash played to a rare tie, with both teams finishing on 249. Alrewas batted first, with James Burton scoring 85 before Ximus du Plooy took four wickets for 34 runs. Ockbrook’s Joshua Sharratt responded with a century (104), and No. 11 batsman Adam Leigh scored the tying runs off the final ball of the match. Sam van Daesdonk took four wickets for 42 runs for Alrewas.

East Anglia witnessed an explosive performance by Jersey international Zak Tribe, who scored an unbeaten 222 off 174 balls for Ashmanhaugh and Barton Wanderers against Bury St Edmunds. Tribe struck 14 sixes—including six in a single over against former Northants spinner Freddie Heldreich—helping his side post 429 for five declared. Bury St Edmunds managed 225 in reply, with Tribe finishing the match by taking two wickets for nine runs.

Chelmsford and Hutton share the lead in the Essex League, both accumulating 196 points after recent wins. Hutton chased 330 against Fives and Heronians, with Cameron Tredgett scoring 119, while Chelmsford reached 240 against Buckhurst Hill, aided by a not-out 66 from wicketkeeper-batsman Brad Green.

Hoylandswaine extended their unbeaten run in the Huddersfield League with a ten-wicket victory over Almondbury Wesleyan. Ex-Durham spinner and media personality Max Morley took five wickets for 34 runs as Almondbury were dismissed for 169. Furqan Shafiq then finished the chase rapidly with an unbeaten 102 from just 42 balls.

Burnley leads the Lancashire League following a 56-run win over third-placed Lowerhouse in a rain-shortened match. Opening batsman M Qasim Shah made 58 in 26 overs, and experienced bowler Bharat Tripathi seized five wickets for 39 runs as Lowerhouse were bowled out for 122.

In Middlesex County, Crouch End moved to the top of the table after defeating Shepherds Bush, while Teddington slipped following a loss to Hornsey. Crouch End posted 263 runs, with William Burridge top-scoring at 94, and Ramon Bailey taking five wickets for 74 runs. Aparajit Khurana took seven wickets for 63 runs as Shepherds Bush were dismissed for 203, despite Mitchell Crayn’s 55.

In the North East Premier League, South Northumberland maintains a commanding lead, remaining unbeaten and holding a 79-point gap over second-placed Burnopfield. They secured an eight-wicket victory over Hetton Lyons, with Durham’s George Drissell taking four wickets for 20 runs to bowl out their opponents for 123 before chasing the target inside 29 overs.

Hartlepool registered a win over Darlington RA in the North Yorkshire & South Durham League, with ex-England leg-spinner Scott Borthwick taking three wickets for 44 runs as Darlington were dismissed for 210. Hartlepool declared on 319 for five, with Luke Symington scoring 127. Borthwick, who has scored 418 runs at an average of 41.8 this summer, has taken 10 league wickets, including a five-wicket haul earlier this month.

St Cross Symondians continue to lead the Southern Premier League after a six-wicket victory against Hampshire Academy. Hampshire were bowled out for 160, with Byron Langley taking five wickets for 34 runs. Despite Hampshire’s Felix Organ claiming three wickets for 64 runs and Dom Kelly’s unbeaten 90, Symondians secured the win in the 26th over.