A 7 wicket win at Colne has taken Accrington to the top of Division 2 after Crompton's match against Middleton at Glebe Street was abandoned.
Kian Farnworth took 5-29 to help bowl Colne out for 133.
Openers Kenton Rhodes (25) and skipper Lewis Rimmer (33) put on 48 before Oliver Lowe had Rimmer caught behind by Emile Haratbar.
Farnworth's first victim was Sam Tillotson (10) who was caught by the diving Lowe at mid off at 65.
Professional Geeth Kumara (1) was the next victim, caught by skipper Jacob Clarke at point at 73.
Two runs later Lowe was in action again at mid off to send back Shahzaib Raja (4).
Professional Jurie Snyman (3-35 from 15 overs) had Ismheel Shakeel (5) caught at slip by Clarke with the score on 89.
Without addition Rhodes was caught at gully by the diving Jonny Dack off Clarke.
Snyman trapped Matt Walker (10) in front at 104 and at 124 he had Faisal Hussain (9) caught at backward square by Noah Cronshaw.
Farnworth returned to have Alex Byrne caught behind and Chris Burt caught at slip by Graeme Sneddon both without scoring.
Sammi Senapathi was unbeaten on 19 when the innings closed after 41 overs.
Accrington lost opener Dack (10) at 28 but Sneddon and Clarke put on 68 before Sneddon was bowled by Kumara for 33.
Clarke was bowled by Raja at 110 for 49 leaving Snyman (22 not out) and Haratbar (10 not out) to see Accrington to a maximum points win in the 36th over.
The seconds match against Colne at Thorneyholme Road was called off with Accrington 64-5, Waleed Majeed having made 37.
The thirds were beaten in a high scoring game at Colne on Saturday.
Ryan Bond hit a career best 89, including fifteen fours, in the thirds 233-6.
Ryan and his opening partner Hafiz Ahmed (30) got the innings off to a solid start with a stand of 45.
There were also good knocks from Zain Hanif (25 not out), skipper Waqar Ashraf and Harry Cunliffe (21 apiece) and Noah Cronshaw (20).
Waqar took 2-46 and Zain 1-43 but Colne won with more than five overs to spare.
