WARRINGTON won by seven wickets at Weaverham after the hosts had won the toss and elected to bat first.
Liam Jenkins took, 4-22 and Brad Roden 3-12 as the home side were bowled out for 120 in 32 overs.
Warrington wasted no time in chasing down the run, with Jenkins again in form to hit 32, Charlie Jones hit 26 not out and Harley Barratt 25 not out to reach the target in the 29th over.
Appleton went down by five wickets in a low-scoring affair at Malpas.
Bowled out for 82, they fought back to reduce the home side to 15-4, Adam Peters taking 3-4 in seven overs.
But some late hitting by the lower order put an end to any hopes of an unlikely victory and Malpas finished on 84-5.
Glazebury lost by four wickets in another low-scoring match at Wistaston Village.
Asked to bat first, Glazebury were bowled out for 75 with Jordan Carroll top–scoring with 18.
Skipper Sean Caine took 3-24 and Tom Whitby also 2-24 as the home side took the honours with 76-6.
