Machen were the biggest winners in the opening round as they top scored with a 113-0 home win over Cardiff Internationals. The Division 3A East table-toppers are still unbeaten this season, but face a tricky trip to Oakdale.
Their hosts are also unbeaten and the cup tie will be a pre-cursor to their first league clash at Machen next month. Oakdale are currently three points behind Machen in the table having played a game less.
Fairwater head to Old Penarthians looking to build on their 84-10 win at Llandrindod Wells, while Cardiff Met 2nd XV can expect a tougher time at Tonyrefail than they experienced at beat Hirwaun in round one, where they triumphed 76-0.
WRU NATIONAL BOWL – ROUND 2
Saturday, 6 October
Abercrave v Banwen
Abergavenny v New Panteg
Amman United v South Gower
Bargoed II v Trinant
Blackwood Stars v Abertysswg Falcons
Blaina v Rogerstone
Bryncethin v Cwmgwrach
Bryncoch v Bridgend Sports Club
Cardigan v Nantgaredig
Clwb Rygbi Cymry Caerdydd v Sully Sports
COBRA v Rhyl and District
Colwyn Bay v Abergele
Cowbridge v Penygraig
Crickhowell v Chepstow
Cwmgors v Betws
Denbigh II v Pwllheli II
Dolgellau v Bangor
Gwernyfed v Bettws (Newport)
Hafodyrynys v Llanhilleth
Haverfordwest v Llangadog
Holyhead v Wrexham
Lampeter Town v Aberaeron
Nantyglo v Usk
New Dock Stars v Llanybydder
Neyland v Cefneithin
Oakdale v Machen
Old Penarthians v Fairwater
Pentyrch v Penarth
Pontrhydyfen v Tonna
Pontyclun v Ogmore Vale
Pyle v Neath Athletic
Rhiwbina II v Tylorstown
Rhymney v New Tredegar
Risca II v St Albans
RTB Ebbw Vale v Garndiffaith
Swansea Uplands v Baglan
Tonyrefail v Cardiff Met II
Tredegar Ironsides v Brynithel
Treharris v Llandaff North
Trimsaran v Laugharne
Vardre v Penlan
Ynysowen v Caerau Ely
