In a hard-fought game, Rodmersham maintained their promotion challenge in a match dominated by both bowling attacks. In damp conditions, Old Brocks won the toss and had no hesitation in asking Rodmersham to bat first and this decision appeared vindicated when the home side's attack reduced the visitors to 63 for five. However a crucial sixth wicket stand of 53 between all-rounders Rodrigo and skipper Nokes took Rodmersham past the hundred mark. With Rodrigo holing out to long on and Nokes unluckily LBW pulling a short delivery which kept low, the home side quickly wrapped up the innings for 134, Bryson outstanding with four for 46.

 Old Brocks would have been confident of taking the spoils, but were soon in trouble at 25 for four in the face of excellent bowling from opening bowlers Rodrigo and Bond. The hosts batsmen were never able to gain the upper hand against any of the visiting bowlers, although Harper stood firm in moving the score to 91 for six. Old Brocks still entertained hopes of victory, but Rodrigo returned to take three late wickets and the innings subsided to 101 all out, giving Rodmersham a deserved victory.