A day of unbroken sunshine and temperatures reaching the dizzy heights of 12 degrees came as a welcome relief. Most games were able to get under way albeit looking at some of the scores conditions have been less than favourable
Sadly there were the inevitable cancellations as waterlogged grounds had failed to recover sufficiently. In week 4 of the 2012 season there are still some teams who have not yet managed to play. In the Premier Division the biggest disappointment will have been for Pontblyddyn who last week topped the Division but their picturesque ground with rivers on two sides has seen many home games cancelled due to the wet conditions.
Brymbo, another side who briefly topped the Division after last Monday's game came unstuck at Mold, who record their second home victory winning by a 45 run margin.
Menai Bridge fresh from their comprehensive victory at Champions, Connah's Quay, last week-end find the going much tougher with a hard fought 2 wicket victory over visiting St Asaph.
Proving that life is indeed tough at the top Champions Connah's Quay lose their second successive home game to Llandudno who are obviously determined to recapture the title again this year.
Mochdre ease past Northop who again had posted a tricky target. Two outstanding individual batting displays on either side but Mochdre edge it to take pole position - yet another change at the top.

In Division 1 the Hawarden Park promotion challenge already under way with a comfortable win at Pwllheli - both Clubs relegated from the Premier in 2011. South African Jason Biddulph hits another unbeaten score of 95 to steer them home.

Chirk after some poor results by their standards come away with a comprehensive 9 wicket win at Bangor IIs who have struggled to get going this season.

After a promising start to the season Llanrwst were surprisingly beaten at home, in a very low scoring affair, by Halkyn. A game where spin bowling dominated with 11 of the wickets falling to this guile. Line and length proved decisive with 10 bowled and 5 LBWs.

Llandudno 2nds consolidate their impressive start to the season with their third victory to take top spot in the Division. A mixture of youth and experience sees them overcome the challenge of Gresford.

Performances
Tom King (Llangollen): 121
Cefyn Owen (Meanai Bridge III): 111
Jawad Afzal (Conwy II): 105 n.o.
Darren Williams (Northop): 96 n.o.
Jason Biddulph (Hawarden Park): 95 n.o. after 99 n.o last week
Will Evans (Mochdre): 91

Amer Jamil (Abergele): 6 for 14 off 11.3 overs
Alwyn Williams (Llanrwst): 6 for 24 from 10.3 overs
John Swarbrick (Chirk II): 6 for 24 off 12 overs
Ben Roberts (Halkyn): 5 for 13 off 10 overs
Lee Thomas (Llanrwst II): 5 for 7 from 9 overs
Les Brophy (Rhewl II) 5 for 8 from 7 overs
Jamie Hughes (Ruthin II): 5 for 19 off 11 overs
Jason Biddulph (Hawarden Park): 5 for 30 off 12.4 overs