Tunbridge Wells sit top of the Kent League Premier Division, having earned a six-wicket home win against Blackheath on Saturday.

Half-centuries from Matthew Golding (54) and skipper Charlie-Sid Speller (51) led Blackheath to 247 all out despite captain Chris Williams’ 3-53 from six overs.

Viraj Bhatia’s 94, supported by Drew Beazleigh (62), then saw Tunbridge Wells across the line with plenty to spare. Former Kent bowler Arafat Bhuiyan shone with figures of 3-37.

St Lawrence & Highland Court skipper Matt Hammond helped them comfortably see off second-placed Lordswood at home.

Chasing a target of 265, opening batsman Dan Stickels struck 80 before Hammond ended unbeaten on 99 as they made it to 265-3 in the 47th over.

That came after Lordswood captain Calum MacLeod struck 101 to inspire their total of 264-8 from 50 overs, with Sam Ireland (4-36) doing well for St Lawrence.

Holmesdale remain bottom despite their 63-run victory at Bromley.

Half-centuries from Leo Carter (88), Dom May (72) and captain Anthony Bissett (65 not out) led Holmesdale’s 271-5 from 50 overs as Marcus Lilley returned 2-41.

Wicketkeeper Ollie Streets’ unbeaten 73 was in vain for Bromley in reply.

Bissett (2-10), Ben Fawcitt (2-25), Nathan Khelawon (2-41) and William Harby (2-62) got wickets for Holmesdale.

Minster were seven-wicket winners against Bexley at home.

Varun Anand (31) top scored in Bexley’s 126 all out while Noah McLennan returned figures of 4-24 off six overs.

Akhil Venugopalan (53 not out) and skipper Kai Appleby (39 not out) then saw them home with a 68-run stand after Fraser McWhinnie (3-38) had gone through their top order.

Sandwich Town’s scheduled home game against Hayes fell victim to overnight rain on Friday night.