The North East London League producedd three heavily one-sided clashes this week.

At Millfields, Camel Lights easily defeated Passage after recovering from a disastrous start.

Early wickets saw the Camels slip to 117-6, with Siraj (4-31) tearing through the line-up.

But a superb stand between Nabil Umrani and New Zealander Seb Buddle, who put on a crucial 60, alongside a late blast from Sam Berkson, who came in at 178-7 and finished unbeaten on 34, saw Camels end on an impressive 269-9.

It took just 14 overs for Camels to rip through an understrength Passage outfit, with Kit Caless claiming 4-30 and Seb Buddle 3-31 as they succumbed to just 70.

Tom Hiddinson struck a defiant 27 as Camels ran home victors by 199 runs.

At Springfield it was a similar story but in reverse as I Don’t Like Cricket maintained their unbeaten run by sweeping aside Stamford Hill.

After winning the toss and opting to bowl IDLC quickly had the home side in trouble as Joel Onedin and Ed Coombs made light work of the top order.

Leon Rodrigues continued the good work at first change, picking up 3-9 across his three overs and reducing Stamford Hill to 45-9.

A short fightback ensued, before Ed Coombs returned to claim the final wicket of the innings at 78.

IDLCC wasted little time in the chase, wrapping things up inside 12 overs thanks to a flurry of boundaries from Rahul Mishra.

Olly Wrighton struck a magnificent 123 as Hackney sailed past Royal Sovereigns with the second successive 300-plus score at London Fields.

Wrighton needed just 14 overs to reach his ton, elevating it further before succumbing to a straight ball that clipped his off stump.

He shared a 153-run opening stand with Mark Thompson (51) and a late burst from Zandy MacDonald (40) saw Hackney sail to 309-7.

In reply, the Sovereigns rarely looked to trouble the scorers, finishing well short on 199 all out with Mark top scoring on 37.