CASTLE Private A extended a winning sequence to four matches in the Premier Division when they brushed aside Rudheath A on Friday.
The hosts returned 10 winners, including 21-10 successes for Jason Cornes, Andy Hamman and Steve Morrey.
John Lightfoot was a 21-5 victor, against Paul Mackie, for the visitors.
Wharton Cons A were comfortably better than their guests Hop Pole A, with the teams separated by 86 chalks on aggregate at the Tin Mission.
Comberbach A remain unbeaten, edging Alsager by 18 shots, while Middlewich Community Church won on their travels to Rudheath B.
Meadowbank A improved their position in Section One after a home success against neighbours Wharton Cons C.
Graham Done and David Dickenson won to single figures.
Frodsham Red Lion B lost ground after losing at Winsford Cons A, for whom Viv Raddy was a 21-3 winner.
Meanwhile Owley Wood A’s road trip to Barnton Cricket Club A ended in defeat too, by a 19-shot margin.
In Section Two, Castle Private C still have an unblemished record after seven weeks.
Their latest success, at home to Coppenhall, included a 21-4 victory for Helen Brewin.
Hazel Pear A lead the chasing pack following a comfortable home win against Rudheath C, while Kelsall A – with 242 – were the division’s highest scorers against Hazel Pear B.
George Higgins was the pick of Moulton RBL A’s winners in their success at Davenham B.
Leaders Crosstown B dropped only seven chalks in an emphatic home victory against Lostock Graylams, by 245-159, in Section Three.
Wharton Rec are the best of the rest so far, although they were pushed by Davenham C before winning by 21 points on aggregate.
There was a close encounter in the same division at Limes, where the hosts sneaked to victory by a slender three-chalk margin against Tarporley RBL A.
Hop Pole B’s lead at the Section Four summit is starting to look ominous after they recorded a fifth successive win.
Crowton were on the receiving end of a 101-point humbling.
Rudheath D were separated by a single chalk from Owley Wood B, while Delamere returned home from Moulton RBL B as narrow three-point victors.
Owley Wood C lead the way in Section Five after seeing off Barnton Cricket Club D, while closest-rivals Cuddington B made light work of Tarporley RBL B.
Castle Private D won at Davenham D, while Meadowbank B were impressive winners at Lions of Over Park.
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