In amongst all the Vitality T20 Blast action, a host of the Worcestershire playing contingent have kept themselves busy in the hotly contested Birmingham Premier League.
Whilst Knowle & Dorridge and Barnt Green lead the way at the top of the table, Smethwick have some work to do if they are to stay in touch and retain their coveted.
Rehaan Edavalath managed six as Barnards Green were restricted to 200 all out on a day that saw Barnt Green stay in touch with league leaders Knowle and Dorridge.
Henry Cullen reeled off 87 from 108 balls in a comfortable eight wicket win, preventing Jeet Varaich from taking any wickets as the Pathway Product returned figures of 0-33 from his seven overs.
Ombersley wasted no time in hammering Halesowen, with Dan Lategan starring.
Joe Porter could only make seven at the top of the order for the team batting first, as they were bundled out for just 88.
The reply was a clinical exhibition from Lategan, who slammed 45 from just 25 balls (one four and four sixes) to drive his team to a nine-wicket win.
Shrewsbury held for an unexpected draw against Smethwick last week, in a game that saw a Worcestershire player take on his coach!
Taking the new ball, Harry Darley gave Kadeer Ali a working over, but the old head prevailed, seeing off the threat and making a gritty 32 as Smethwick piled on 315-5.
Darley (1-40) from his ten overs did get his wicket later on in proceedings, before watching his teammates salvage a draw as they finished 241-6.
There were runs and wickets for Jack Home in Premier Division Two as he turned out for Shifnal over the weekend, starring in their six wicket win over Tamworth.
Jack returned tidy figures of 1-25 from his eight over spell with the new ball as his side restricted Tamworth to 210, before coming in at number five to score a superb 93 not-out from just 86 deliveries to ease the hosts to victory.
