Colwyn Bay Suffer Two Losses in Liverpool Competition

Colwyn Bay Suffer Two Losses in Liverpool Competition

Colwyn Bay's winning streak came to an end with two losses in the Liverpool competition, leaving them 35 points behind leaders The New Saints in the Cymru Premier league. The team currently stands 5th in the league with 45 points, 12 wins, 9 draws, and 11 losses from 32 games, with a recent form of LDLDW.

What Happened?

In the first match, Colwyn Bay's 2nd XI suffered a 202-4 loss to Leigh 2nd XI, despite a strong performance from skipper Tom Roberts (53), Jaiveer Tomar (50 not out), and Zane Roy (43). The team's top performer, Shashika Dulshan, pocketed 5-73 off 17.3 overs.

In the second match, Colwyn Bay's 1st XI suffered a 185-10 loss to Hightown St Mary's, with Matthew Thompson hitting 56 and Mathew White grabbing 6-56 for the home side. Hightown reached the winning post at 186-7 off 47.3, Shahab Khan 50 and Patrick Connolly 48.

Why it Matters for Colwyn Bay

The losses will be a setback for Colwyn Bay, who will need to regroup and refocus for their upcoming matches. The team's recent form has been inconsistent, with a win, four draws, and a loss in their last five games.

What Comes Next?

Colwyn Bay will look to bounce back from their losses and get back on track in their next matches. The team will need to work on their defense and improve their performance in the Liverpool competition.

As of 20 Jul 2026, Colwyn Bay's league standing is 5th in Cymru Premier, 45 pts, 12W-9D-11L from 32 games, recent form LDLDW. The team has scored 41 goals and conceded 37, with a goal difference of +4. The title race is intense, with 35 points separating Colwyn Bay from leaders The New Saints.