Winning the toss and electing to bat first, Bomaderry struggled early with Chris McCarron taking the first three wickets of the match to have the visitors reeling at 3/15.

Blake Munilla (14) and Jarryd Sue (24) worked hard for runs but Berry’s strong bowling attack was too much for Bomaderry as they were bowled out for 114 in the 41st over.

McCarron finished with 4/17 from 8.2 overs while Will Moffatt and Glenn Brandon each picked up two wickets.

In reply, Berry made light work of the Bomaderry total, reaching the target in the 22nd over for the loss of only two wickets.

Brandon hit six boundaries in 33 while Jeff Dudgeon (37) and Allen Sullivan (28) remained not out when the home side pased the Bomaderry score.

The win further increases Berry’s lead at the top of the table, seeing them unbeaten after five rounds and looking likely to secure a spot in the one-day final.

Bomaderry are still in third position but have lost two on the trot and will hope to bounce back this Saturday when they travel to Hanging Rock to take on the in-form Batemans Bay.