LEADERS Luckett remain in pole position to win the title despite dropping three points in their 21-run success at mid-table Bude on Saturday.

Openers Luke Brenton (32) and Ryan Brown (50) smashed the bowling to all parts in a stand of 103 before Andrew Hoskin (32), James Wilkinson (36) and Jonny Hoskin (21no) helped the villagers reach 246-8.

Bude slipped to 87-4 after 23 overs with Leion Cole (3-39) delivering a fine spell.

The hosts fought back through Matt Whitefield (64) and the hard-hitting Andrew De Rosa (80no) in a total of 225-5, but Luckett held on to stay 14 points ahead of St Blazey who picked up all 20 in their nine-wicket victory over Werrington Seconds.

Nithin Gowda (3-31) and Ruhann Brenner (3-53) shared six wickets for Blazey as Werrington were dismissed for 133.

Rory Dixon (61no), Ben Griffiths (24) and Matt Bennetts (28no) knocked off the total in 15 overs.

Lanhydrock are 31 points off the top after they were undone by the weather at home to Holsworthy.

Amir Khan (47) and Luke Buckland (18) took the Bodmin-based outfit to 100-0 before four wickets fell for 21.

But Mike Horne (58no) and Ben Attfield (100no) continued the onslaught with a 168-run stand, the latter striking eight fours and five sixes in a total of 289-4.

Holsworthy were 153-5 from their 30 overs when the rain came in with Jacob Eldridge (3-39) doing the early damage.

Callington Seconds beat the weather to record a ten-wicket success at bottom side St Austell Thirds.

The hosts were dismissed for 104 with Ryan Hodge (3-12) and Jim Shorten (3-6) sharing six wickets. Opener Matt Nile made 28.

The chase was over in just 64 balls as openers Nick Parker and Rich Brown made unbeaten knocks of 63 and 41 respectively.