In the first round of the Graham Jewson Harrison- Allen Bowl, Neyland had a comfortable seven wickets win at home to Llanrhian who were dismissed for 75. Spinner Gary Lloyd was unplayable as he took six for nine supported by pace man Andrew Phillips with 2 for 20. R. V. Jones scored 23 for Llanrhian. Neyland knocked off the winning total required for the loss of three wickets. Henry Durant was 19 not out and Greg Miller scored 13. Crymych were held to 66 for 9 at home to Johnston after Rick Lawrence took 4 for 9 and Steven Mills junior 2 for 9. Jacob Lloyd and Nitai Durey both scored 14 for Crymych who made the Third Division team fight for a win. Johnston lost six wickets before reaching the winning total in the 15th over. Richard Davies and Steven Mills junior both scored 13, Rick Lawrence was 11 not out and opener John Summons scored 11. For Crymych, Eurig Lewis took 3 for 16 and David Deardon 2 for 8. Haverfordwest were 57 for 4 at home to Fishguard, but Dick Dyer and David Davies took the total to 140 for 4 in an unbroken fifth wicket partnership of 83. Dyer scored 47 not out from 33 deliveries and Davies 44 not out from 46 deliveries. Earlier, opener Danny Potter contributed 20. Nigel Morgan had dome the initial damage and finished with figures of 3 for 19. In reply, Fishguard settled for a total of 70 for 8 as the Haverfordwest won by 70 runs. Colin Slater justified his promotion from the fourth team to take 5 for 12. Hook reached a total of 83 for 4 away to Herbrandston with Phil Griffiths top scoring on 27 supported by Ross Martin with 21 and Mick Haltam with 16 not out. Jonathan Bennett took 2 for 23 for Herbie who were bowled out for 56 as Ross Martin took 3 for 8, Andrew Thomas 3 for 13 and Mathew Holder 3 for 16. Nathan Banner and Andrew Bennett both scored 11 for the home team. Narberth defeated their first division rivals Pembroke by 30 runs after reaching a total of 120 for 8. Ian Hughes made a major contribution with 36 backed up by David Johns with 24 and his brother Matthew with 19. Rob Weston took 3 for 34 for Pembroke who were held to 90 for 9. Spinner Matthew Johns took 5 for 22 for the visitors, whilst Phil Hay scored 27 and Daniel Scourfield 14 for the Pembroke team. Burton scored 150 for 4 away to Pembroke Dock. Jonathan Venables scored 47 with 3 fours and two sixes and his brother James Venables 23. Richard Scriven and Dean Murphy had an unbroken fifth wicket partnership with Scriven 32 not out and Murphy 26 not out. All -rounder John Davies took 2 for 27 for the Dock who scored 82 for 8 in reply. Skipper Peter Kingdom led the way with 26 and John Camani scored 15 not out. Joe Dixon, Dean Murphy and Mark Griffiths each took two wickets for the visitors. Lawrenny won by 78 runs at home to Maenclochog after the game was switched to Lawrenny because of a waterlogged pitch. Lawrenny reached a total of 155 for 7 through consistent batting. James Buckle scored 35, skipper Steve Lewis 32, Andrew Cole 30 with supporting knocks of 15 and 11 by Ceri Jones and Simon Cole respectively. Anthony Griffiths took 3 for 48 for the Hog and Rob Nicholas 2 for 37. Maenclochog were bowled out for 77 with all- rounder Ceri Jones taking 4 for 16 and spinner Ian Jenkins 2 for 12. Rhys Davies scored 16, James Greenhalgh and Aled Davies both scored 15 with Anthony Griffiths chipping in with 14. Carew travelled to Llangwm knowing that that they would have to pull out all of the stops against the Division Two leaders. The Carew bowlers certainly did that as Darren Thomas took 4 for 21, Rob Scourfield 4 for 7 and Wayne Cannon 2 for 12 with the result that Llangwm were bundled out for 59. Darren Brick scored 15; Chris Inward 12 and Dan Chesner 12 not out. Carew reached a total of 64 without loss as Ian Sefton scored 30 with six fours and Nick Scourfield scored 27 with four fours and a six to win the match.
Tavernspite Garden Centre Alan Brown Cup
Manorbier v St. Florence
These two teams met again for the second time in a week, this time in the Alan Brown Cup, but the result was the same, victory for Manorbier. On a slow damp pitch, the Manorbier openers made a fortunate start as a number of catches just wouldn't stick for the St. Florence fielders. Eventually both openers fell in the eighth and ninth overs with 27 on the board. This brought Jonathan Hughes and Peter Oeppen to the crease who increased the scoring rate with some lusty blows, Hughes falling for 40 just before the close and Oeppen an undefeated 37. Best of the bowling was Tommy Roberts with 1 for 18 from his six overs. The other wicket takers were Steve Hughes with 1 for 29 and young Will Thomas with 1 for 32. Thomas, aged 14, in his first full season is certainly looking a very useful bowling prospect for St. Florence. The total of 125 looked gettable as Steve Hughes and skipper Ben McDonnell opened up at a good rate, but when Hughes was dismissed for 20, the young St. Florence side subsided to 70 for 9 in their 22 overs. A good all-round bowling performance by Manorbier from Will Davidson with 3 for 14, Neil Powling and Jonathon Hughes, both with 2 for 10 and Justin Evans with 2 for 22.