Jenkins has been a brilliant addition for Northop Hall
Jenkins, who returned to the club ahead of the current campaign, took five wickets in the success against Ainsdale and he now has 57 for the season, at an average of just 11 apiece.
It was Jenkins and James Hurlin who shared all the wickets last time out and skipper Ben Slater said: 'They bowled really well together. It was a great partnership between them both. They got the 10 wickets between them.
'Carwyn (Johnson) and Fin Jenkins put on a 60-odd partnership. It just shows the depth in the squad.
'They could have batted on for a lot longer. It's one of those, you've got to take a positive approach and they ran well.'
Northop Hall Seconds will have home comforts for their meeting with New Brighton Seconds.
There's a return to action for Chirk after they sat out last weekend's matches in the Shropshire League.
A win will be the aim for Chirk, who pay a Division One visit to Newport.
Liam Walker's side could do with a positive outcome, having lost their last four contests.
In Division Seven, Chirk Seconds are at home to Harcourt.
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