WATCHET are now in pole position for the Division One title following bottom side Winsford conceding their clash and Kilve’s 34-run defeat at home to Bagborough.

Bagborough’s score of 221-7 from their 40 overs was built around opener Jed Glanvill who made 106 from 117 balls with 19 fours and a six.

He was the aggressor and found useful support from Blake Jones and Craig Swinburne who made 21 and 35 respectively.

Five bowlers took a wicket for Kilve with J Taylor’s 2-32 from his nine overs the best.

The hosts were then dismissed with 21 balls to spare despite having reached 156-2 through Cris Taylor (54), Peter Stone (17), Rio Rock (22) and Jay Darrell (29) before a dramatic collapse as Mathew Raffill (5-19) and Jack Martin (3-50) shared eight wickets.

It means Watchet sit a point ahead with a game in-hand.

Over Stowey are now a hefty 68 points clear of second bottom following their 21-run victory at current occupiers, Brompton Ralph.

The visitors recovered from 99-6 and 140-8 to post 205 all out with Hayden Langlois (29) and Ben Washer (35) adding 45 for the ninth wicket. William Barrington (4-49) and Robert Chiplin (3-46) had productive afternoons.

Brompton got off to a rapid start through Will Ruell (62 off 35) and Oli Crutch (41), but once they were separated at 85 by Indika Weerawarna (3-39), they fell to 114-5 with Langlois (2-26) also chipping in.

Barrington made 23 not out, but a combination of James Swales (3-55) and Kieran Barrow (2-31) ensured a huge victory.

In the other game, Ashbrittle beat East Huntspill by 84 runs.

Luke Williams (49) Sam Shaikh (71) and Steven Grant (67) were the main run-getters in Ashbrittle’s hefty 284-8 from 40 overs with only Louie Glew (3-41) and Andrew Chedzey (2-21) keeping the runs down.

The visitors were going okay at 113-3 with Chedzey (53) and Dallan Doyle (56) at the crease, but they fell to 153-8 before Kieron Stamp’s unbeaten 33 helped the visitors close on 200-8. Leigh Milton-Fyfe took 3-29 from nine overs.

Just two games took place in Division Two.

Stoke St Mary are off the bottom after thrashing Stogumber who drop to the foot of the table as a result.

Stoke fell to 144-6 including the loss of George Johnston for 82, but Ben Gray (38) with the help of Harry Johnston (17) and Ian Tier (13) guided them to 224 all out despite five wickets from Jake Watson (3-55) and Nick Bennett (2-34).

Gray then took that momentum into the bowling as his 5-16 wrecked the home top order.

And with Shakeel John (2-16) and Oliver Squire (3-8) providing perfect support, they earned a vital 35 points.

Churchinford are only nine points ahead of Stoke after a six-wicket defeat at second-placed Sampford Arundel.

The first innings went well for Churchinford as they racked up 245-5 thanks to a brilliant 138 from as many balls as skipper Chris Roberts. He struck 21 fours and four sixes. Keith Crockett took 2-26 from his nine.

The reply was over in less than 32 overs as the home batsmen went wild.

Vince Milton and Ed Crossley made twenties, but it was Will Crossley (67) and Will Fewings that won them the game, the latter ending 95 not out.