In the Carmarthen Batting innings Gwent bowled exceptionally well by making the batsmen play and only bowling 4 wides throughout the innings. Regular wickets fell in the Carmarthen innings but captain Ben Supple ended with figures of 4 Overs 2 Maidens 3 Wickets for 2 Runs and with the other wickets being shared around Gwent finished up winners by 41 runs.

Gwent thought this was a competitive total, however with a combination of good bowling from Devon and some below average shots from the Gwent batsmen, Gwent were bowled out for only 27. Devon winning by 103 runs.

In reply, Gwent managed to score 97 off 33.3 overs, with star batsman Josh Waters 40 not out, playing with determination and intelligence. Ben Supple, Elliot Thomas, and Lewis Parr also provided some resistance to the Berkshire bowlers.  Robert Clarke performed an excellent direct hit to run the opening batsman out.

As the rain started to fall, Gwent started their bowling innings well, with Josh Waters bowling their opening batsmen who had previously made 110 in his last match. However, the rain became heavier and the game was abandoned.

Gwent started their bowling innings very well, and created some early chances, however could not take all of them. With the introduction of spin and medium pace bowling into the attack, Gwent slowed the Cardiff and Vale run-rate down but they needed just 12 runs to win off 12 overs.  However,  with wickets falling against some accurate bowling, it came down to 6 runs off 2 overs and Cardiff sneaked over the line with some strong batting. Special mention goes to Sam Proctor, who took 2 wickets, and Josh Waters and Benito Carnevale who were unlucky not to take more than one wicket apiece.