Mark Stewart's six-wicket haul was not enough to earn Findon victory in their top of the table clash with Broadwater.

Graham Waller hit 55, Toby Kingsbury 67 and John Rogers added an unbeaten 74 as Findon set a challenging target of 254-4.

Joe Owen top scored with 50 as Broadwater finished on 203-8 with Stewart claiming figures of 6-61.

Ryan Chitty scored an unbeaten century as Arundel claimed maximum points against Burgess Hill to close the gap on the top two.

After bowling the visitors out for 152, Chitty smashed 106 not out in Arundel's reply of 155-5.

Chris Summers went on the rampage with the bat in a thrilling draw between Southwick and Pagham.

Summers hit 28 off one over (four fours and two sixes) as he raced to 69 off just 36 balls. Simon Hardie claimed 4-35 as Southwick set a target of 201-7.

In reply, David Leaver hit 74 and Mike Hoare 73 as Pagham finished just four runs short with one wicket in hand. Paul Grennan took 5-62.

Nuwan Fernando and Parvez Ahktar compiled a fifth-wicket partnership of 108 to lead Ifield to a three-wicket victory at Lindfield.

Scott Clark hit 48 as the home side were bowled out for 159 with Jigga Parekh taking 4-52.

In reply Ifield were struggling before Fernando hit 89 and Ahktar an unbeaten 50.

Keymer and Hassocks extended their lead at the top of division two with a 35-run win against Scaynes Hill.

Andy Greville hit an unbeaten 88 and Jamie Tatford 40 as Keymer scored 213-6. In reply, Paul Edwards scored 50 and George Lanley-Park 62 as Scaynes Hill were dismissed for 178 with Adrian Tatford taking 4-26.

Barns Green remain second despite slipping to a nine-wicket defeat against Billingshurst.

Stephen Godfrey top scored with 54 as Barns Green made 187-6 but a second wicket partnersip of 138 between John Burroughs (59 not out) and Jason Rigby (104 not out) took Billingshurst to victory at 189-1.

Clymping are close behind in third after taking maximum points at Crawley.

The hosts were bowled out for 114 and Clymping scraped home with two wickets to spare.

Bottom club Henfield almost produced an upset against promotion-chasing Ansty.

Richard Nicholls hit 89 in Ansty's total of 227-6 and Henfield finished just three runs short of victory on 224-5 thanks to 90 from Kevin Thorns.