The Taunton Deane CC sides returned home on Saturday evening with four of the six being victorious, writes Richard Walsh.
The fourths travelled to Yeovil Royal Blasters and could only manage 117, a total the home side had little difficulty passing.
The Deane thirds won in style, scoring 326 in just 40 overs against Wiveliscombe's first XI.
The home side's reply was a below par 140 all out with James Tier taking a very impressive 5-21.
However, the choice for Player of the Day was James Perry who scored a match-defining 133.
The fifths were in a tight game against Wellington thirds.
Fin Bendle (80) was the mainstay of the Deane innings, which closed on 197.
Good bowling from the six Deane bowlers limited the home side and, with the evergreen Phil Batstone claiming four wickets, Wellington fell 18 runs short.
The first XI welcomed Twyford House, whose impressive first-wicket stand of 72 was followed by the fall of four wickets for 40 runs with Jack Leach and Sakuna claiming two each.
Sakuna claimed another and Sam Burgess bagged four as the visitors could muster just 199.
The Deane reply had a few too many stutters for the liking of a large gathering of Deane supporters, but Sakuna saw the side home with an unbeaten 88.
The Deane sixth XI suffered a defeat at Brompton Ralph, but the story of the game proved the unpredictability of cricket.
At 51-9, the Deane were a long way short of the total of 186 set by the hosts.
A 109-run last-wicket partnership between Jeff and Bashir nearly saved the day.
The seconds had travelled to Minehead who, being asked to bat first, made 214, which the visitors reached for the loss of eight wickets.