Jimmy Phillips smashed 127 not out as Challow & Childrey thrashed Tiddington by eight wickets to stay top of Division 2.
Despite losing the toss the visitors had started the match well enough, finishing on 245 all out as Phillips took 3-81.
But their total proved woefully inadequate as Phillips and Rob Owen (76no) took Challow to victory inside 42 overs.
Challow & Childrey 25pts, Tiddington 7
Bledlow Ridge leg spinner Steve Buhagiar dismissed nine of Oxford & Bletchingdon Nondescripts' batsmen and was only denied all ten because the eighth wicket fell to a run out.
He finished with figures of 9-40 from 19.3 overs as Ridge dismissed Nondies for 163, Jeremy Liddy scoring 73.
The home side were then reduced to 83-6, but Steve Bird (56) and Dave Roberts (45no) took them to a three wicket win.
Bledlow Ridge 25, Oxford & Bletchingdon Nondescripts 10
Abingdon Vale's inconsistent season continued as they slumped to a two-wicket defeat at home to Milton Keynes Park, who have also been blowing hot and cold.
Dan King hit 40 in Vale's 183-9, which might have been higher had Mark Roberts (5-42) not excelled.
Medium pacer Ben Humpage (4-50) and left-arm spinner Paul White (4-55) then gave Vale a sniff of victory, but James Ward's 58 and James Clark's unbeaten 45 saw Park home.
Abingdon Vale 11, Milton Keynes Park 25
Mike Sutcliffe's 113 not out from just 27.4 overs helped Dinton to an easy win at Leighton Buzzard Town.
Spinners Rodney Browne (5-27) and Richard Scott (3-37) had bowled Town out for 175, as only Phil Whatmore (50) and Dan Scott (42) got going.
Dinton then raced to a nine-wicket win thanks to Sutcliffe and Ashley Smith (54).
Leighton Buzzard Town 4, Dinton 25
Bourton Vale were denied almost certain victory by the rain, with Long Marston struggling on 82-5 from 23 overs in replay to Vale's 254 all out.
Hamza Almuzahim hit 91 and Mark Whitney 77 for Bourton, while Lee Beesley captured 6-93 for the visitors.
Edward Shaw then took three of the five Marston wickets to fall before the weather closed in.
Bourton Vale 13, Long Marston 8
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