Chris Lenehan took 4-20 and made 67 atop the order in the Meerkats' eight-wicket win against Wangoom in round four on Saturday.

The Meerkats improved their record to 3-1 due to a "relaxed mode of cricket".

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Craig Spikin - Lenehan's partner-in-crime atop the order - said his teammate "had a good day out".

"With his confidence up, he plays pretty good cricket," Spikin, who made 37 runs, said.

Medium pacer Adam Chambers (4-47) stepped up with the ball.

"Braden Hotker didn't bowl because he was late and he's one of our better bowlers, so it was a good even performance," Spikin said.

"Adam got four wickets and he's a local horse trainer and can't get to training and for him to get four was a good effort as well and I reckon we might have dropped a couple of catches that might have got him five."

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Hawkesdale maintained its unbeaten streak with David West (59 runs) and Ben Julius (3-6), Louis Sharman (3-18) and Cameron Cutler (3-41) sharing the wickets in the Cats' 61-run win against Killarney.

Chris Wright (4-16) was the pick of the Crabs' bowlers.

Hamish Gleeson (47 runs) and Connor Umbers (3-8) did the damage for Yambuk in its 97-run triumph over Woolsthorpe-Mailors Flat.

Brent Fedley claimed 5-35 for the merged outfit.

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