Uddingston were relegated to Western Premiership Two in dramatic circumstances as the game against Drumpellier was abandoned with no result.

With heavy rain expected during later in the day, the Villagers captain Bryan Clarke won the toss and asked the Drumpellier captain to bat. As Uddingston fielded, the game at Whitehaugh between Stenhousemuir and Kelburne was being monitored carefully - and when that finished very quickly indeed with a Kelburne win, Uddingston knew that only an outright win would be good enough to ensure their survival.

Abdul Sabri and Thomas Wilmott opened the bowling for the home team, and by the end of their ten over spells, Drumpellier had lost three wickets, Sabri having taken two and Wilmott one. Ross Lyons and Muhammad Awais continued the bowling for the home team, and it was Lyons who took 4/26 in his ten overs. With Awais also contributing a wicket, Drumpellier found themselves 91/8. For the visitors, the innings had been anchored by Supeshala Jayathilake and he reached his 50 soon after he had been joined by Joshua Allison.

The innings had been played in light rain for most of the day, and after 42 overs, the rain suddenly became heavy and the umpires then took the players off the field. The heavy rain never relented and the umpires eventually abandoned play with puddles appearing on the outfield. The match was abandoned as a no result so the Kelburne win dropped Uddingston dropped into 9th place and were thus relegated from Western Premiership One.