Carlisle's Aussie import Alex Calmy took an excellent seven wickets for just 11 runs as Haverigg were skittled out for just 27 in North Lancs and Cumbria Division One.

Calmy’s stint took just 6.5 overs and he was well backed-up by team-mate Phil Frazer who took the remaining three Haverigg wickets for just 10 runs in six overs.

Carlisle then went on to a record a 10-wicket win in 6.4 overs, making 28 without loss.

Kirkby had first knock at Millom and, with the top order all batting well, were 273 for 4 at tea. James Thornton hit another century, making 145 with four sixes and 18 fours, and Mike Fugler made 46.

Millom’s top order were also in good nick, Danny Fallows top-scoring with 73, and Mike Gill, Graham Dawson and Robert Thompson all passing 30. But they were 241 for 9 when overs ran out. Mark Etchells took 4 for 77 in his 15 overs.

Seascale won the toss and batted first and made a good start. Openers Adam Brown, with 65, and Jack Stubbings, 25, supported by No3 Joe Hammond with 31.

There was a shortage of further scores and the home side were all out in the 49th over for 168. Lee Hogg 6 for 65 and Edward Waind 3 for 23, kept the Moor in control.

After tea Lindal Moor lost two early wickets, but opener Sam Beckman with 85 not out, and Mark Daly, 51 not out, saw their side to the win in the 26th over at 170 for 2.

After a good start Workington failed to profit and were 164 for 7 in 50 overs. Opener Jordan Whinn made 74 not out, Liam Hazzard 30. Stuart Cooper took 5 for 14 in 13 overs.

Ulverston were 24 for 2 when rain reduced the target to 156, and with 67 not out from Gareth Yates, and 35 not out from Ben Dryden, Ulverston went to 156 for 5 in the 38th over.

In the Premier Division, in first Whitehaven showed better form.

With 51 from Jack McNicholas and 39 from Chase Young, they were all out in the 48th over for 171. Tony Butler bowled 15 excellent overs to take 4 for 38 and Johannes Diseko gave good support with 3 for 32 in 13.2 overs.

Dalton in reply were soon in deep trouble with five of the top six back in the shed with 23 runs between them.

However, Liam Curwen then joined Jack Singleton and the Whitehaven attack was pulverised, Curwen smashing an unbeaten 80 off 49 deliveries, with six sixes and four fours, and the dependable Singleton ending on 49 not out with 7 fours, to see Dalton to a winning 172 for 5 in 32.1 overs

At Furness Park, both teams again gave us an excellent game with 474 runs scored.

Batting first, Furness made a good start and continued to pile on the runs to be 249 for 9 at tea. Garry Thompson top scoring with 79. Wigton’s Jonny Honeyman took 4 for 30.

Wigton made a disastrous start to be 20 for 3 but a 99 run stand by Angus Harman and Mikey Hill pulled the game around. Hill went for 53 but Harman got little help from the tail and was eventually out for 127, with three sixes and 13 fours and his side were all out for 225 in the last over. Seth Rance returned 5 for 45 and Jordan Buchanan 4 for 66.

Cockermouth put a weakened Workington in to bat and limited them to 156 for 9, Andrew Ireland top scoring with 38. Alex Grainger took 3 for 32 in 11 overs.

Cockermouth were 12 for 0 wicket when rain stopped further play, leaving Cockermouth most disappointed with the resultant 4 points to each side.

In Division Two, in first Cockermouth had a poor day to be all out for 105 in the 40th over. Andrew Cameron top-scored with 28. Paul Dave took 4 for 12 and Matthew Holmes 4 for 16.

Dalton went to 106 for 4 in the 30th over, Glyn Caine making 35 not out

Egremont, in first, struggled against the Furness attack and it took the 53 not out by Ian Littleton batting at No7 to get them to 170 all out in the 49th over. Elliot Maxfield took 4 for 38 in 14 overs.

After two spells of rain the Furness target was reducd to 97 off 22 overs, but they fell just short at 93 for 4.

Cleator were dismissed for 66. Hawcoat Park made 70 for 3.