Two local sides are competing in Division One and RACS turned in a fine show to beat Canterbury at Sparrows Lane.
The visitors batted first and were very reliant on a decent knock from Martin Jenkinson, who made 55, for reaching their paltry total of 127.
Rupert Staple, who took 5-25, and Rob Archer with 4-33 did most to undermine the Canterbury batting.
When the RACS went to the crease a solid-looking 55 from David Thompson steered them to their target for the loss of just three wickets.
Down at Tunbridge Wells, the home side set Blackheath a formidable total of 259 to win.
Skipper Richard Jermyn tried his best with a stylish 67, but with wickets falling steadily - Chris Denness took four of them - Blackheath had to be content with a draw, having reached 182-7 by the close.
This Saturday, Blackheath travel to Hartley, while the RACS are away to Gravesend. Both games start at 1.30pm.
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