Under 11s: CORSHAM batted first in their home match against Wootton Bassett and thanks to a fine innings of 31 not out from Will Collier reached 80 for six in their 20 overs.

Ravi Samant bowled very well for Bassett to take two for four in his four overs.

Bassett's reply was built around Sam Burdock (25). The Corsham bowling was very tidy, with Collier leading the way with two for nine off four overs and Bassett had to settle for a losing draw as they finished on 58 for three in their 20 overs.

(Corsham 8 points, Wootton Bassett 7 points).

Under 13s

CHIPPENHAM maintained top spot with a 79 run success at home over neighbours Calne.

Chippenham batted solidly, with Tom Young (40) and James Bull (23) putting on 56 for the third wicket.

Zurain Qureshi (39 not out) and his brother Uzi (15 not out) then added an unbroken 59 for the sixth wicket, enabling Chippenham to declare at 173 for five after 34 overs. Jack Trowbridge took two for 34 for Calne.

Courtney Earl dominated the Calne reply, hitting six fours and one six in his 41, but the other Calne basmen had no answer to the spin bowling of Brad Dawson (four for 10 in four overs) and captain James Vince (three for 15).

(Chippenham 20 points, Calne 3 points).

In a close fought game at Biddestone, Malmesbury's Max Whiting took six for 17 as the home side were dismissed for 115 in 27 overs. Martin Sawyer (27) and Paul Walden (29) were the top scorers for Biddestone.

Tom Newman (43) led the Malmesbury reply, but accurate bowling from Ben McIlhenney (two for 12), Alex Leadbeater (two for 20) and Sam Boor (two for 20) kept the game in the balance. In an exciting finish Malmesbury finished on 108 for eight to secure the draw.

(Biddestone 11 point, Malmesbury 10 points).

Wootton Bassett won the toss and elected to field on a drying pitch at Erlestoke.

Accurate opening bowling from Bassett's Tom Davies and Craig Kelly soon had Erlestoke in trouble at 25 for two in the seventh over before Toby Dorgan and Rory Davis came together and put on a partnership of 135 for the third wicket.

They batted together for 20 overs before Davis was out for 45. Toby Dorgan went on to a beautifully crafted century before being caught at deep mid wicket for 101. His century included 14 fours.

Erlestoke later declared their innings at 191 for four at the end of the 33rd over, leaving Wootton Basset to get 192 to win in 37 overs.

Wootton Bassett responded well to the challenge with an opening partnership of 50 between Tom Coates (23) and Sean Toomey (51). The Erlestoke fielding was impressive all afternoon and the pressure began to tell as Wootton Basset wickets began to fall steadily under good and accurate bowling from Larson Taylor (two for 13), Jos Tomlinson (one for 22) and Toby Mullins (one for 16).

At the start of the 37th and final over Wootton Bassett were 120 for eight, with Erlestoke needing two wickets to win the game and Wootton Bassett needing to survive the over for a draw.

Toby Dorgan bowled the last over and took a wicket with the first ball. The last Wootton batsman kept out the next four deliveries but was caught by a diving Jos Tomlinson at third slip off the very last ball of the game to give Toby Dorgan figures of three for nine and victory to Erlestoke by 71 runs.

(Erlestoke 22 points, Wootton Bassett 4 points).

The other two matches, Westbury v Purton and Cannings v Swindon, were victims of the weather.