Larkings was joined in the runs fest by 14-year-old No.3 Lucas Barry who made an unbeaten 73 as the Karuah White posted 4-234 from their 35 overs.

Colin McCarthy also chimed in with 30 as the team bounced back from a first round loss against Bunnies.

Karuah White completed a 147-run rout when they dismissed Stockmans for 87 in the 18^th over.

It was a terrific all-round bowling effort for Karuah with Brandon Watt finishing with the best figures of 3-13 from his two overs. 

Zachary Watt (2-5 off 2.4 overs) backed up from taking 3-12 for Northern Suburbs Red under-15s in the Maitland junior competition.

Caleb Grimshaw (2-11 off five) and Nathan Grimshaw (2-42 off four) also got braces, with Andrew Studdert claiming 1-5.

Karuah Red wasted no time in recording a strong win against a nine-man Wallarobba at Karuah.

The Reds dismissed the visitors for 60 in the 17^th over with Wallarobba captain Chad Walters offering the main resistance before he was dismissed lbw for 36.

Josh Simms had an outstanding day in the field taking two wickets, making two catches including one off his own bowling and running out Wallarobba danger man Peter Lye for just seven.

Lye was in tremendous form having clubbed 70 and taking 6-21 in his side’s narrow opening round loss to Clarence Town.

Clarence Town made it two wins from two starts dismissing Bunnies for just 71 and reaching their target with the loss of just one wicket.

Clarence Town shared the wickets around with Gary Grout (2-16), David Jenkins (2-11) and Mick Flanagan each getting a brace.

Mathew Horn looked like he wanted an early afternoon smashing 54 of Clarence Town’s 1-75 in 19 overs.

Horn’s innings included seven fours and a six, with No.3 Brad Winchester rotating the strike and making 11.

Gresford had the bye this week.

Wallarobba v Gresford at Wallarobba  

Bunnies v Karuah Red at Dungog High School  

Stockmans v Clarence Town at Vacy

Karuah White bye

All games are scheduled to start at 1pm.