Division 2 leaders Accrington stay top after a 19 run win at Rishton.
After being bowled out for 116, Accrington dismissed Rishton for 97 with professional Jurie Snyman (3-20 from 15 overs), Asad Khan (3-23) and skipper Jacob Clarke (3-37) all taking 3 wickets apiece.
Mo Hassan took 3-30 with Clarke hitting 38 in his team's 116 all out.
Hassan removed Graeme Sneddon (13) at 24.
One run later Jonny Dack (11) was caught by skipper Ali Sartaj off professional Kieren Grimshaw.
Two runs later Snyman (2) was bowled by Grimshaw.
Clarke and Emile Haratbar added 32 before Haratbar (11) was caught by Brad Boddie off Sartaj.
Sam Molloy (5) was bowled by Sartaj at 66 and Kian Farnworth (0) was run out without addition.
Jon Hayhurst (19) and Clarke put on 40 for the 7th wicket before Hayhurst was caught by Boddie off Adam Hussain.
Clarke was bowled by Hassan at 114.
Oliver Lowe (0) was bowled by Hussain at 115 with Harry Cunliffe (0) being caught behind by Chris Sanderson off Hassan to end the innings at 116 leaving Khan unbeaten on 9.
Clarke sent back Hussain (2) at 5 and Boddie (5) at 12 but opener Richie Fox and Grimshaw took the score to 60 when Fox was caught behind by Haratbar for 11.
Four runs later Grimshaw was stumped by Haratbar off Snyman for 40.
Muhammad Khan was caught and bowled by Snyman without scoring at 69.
Sanderson (4) fell in identical fashion to Khan one run later.
Sahan Senapathi (1) was run out to become the first of three victims on 82.
Sartaj was bowled by Snyman without scoring and Hassan was caught by Snyman off Khan for 6.
Jack Hilton (10) and Andrew Hickey (3 not out) took the score to 97 when Hilton chipped the ball to Lowe at backward point off Clarke to give Accrington a vital victory.
The seconds also beat Rishton at Thorneyholme Road.
Captain Antonio Lo-Giudice took 4-3 to help restrict Rishton to 189-9.
Good knocks from Mohammed Tayyib (41) Asmat Mehmood (40), Hafiz Ahmed (30 not out) and Waleed Majeed (30) took the seconds to a 3 wicket win in the 44th over.
