The homeside sits on 24 points, albeit having played one game more than their closest rivals in Benoni Northerns and defending champion Kempton Park, with both sitting on 20 and 19 points respectively.
Captain Willie Berhardt and his team have been in fine form thus far, with their impressive run including claiming both Northerns and Kempton sculps, with talismanic batsman Wesley Coulentianos smashing centuries in both encounters.
In contrast, things are not looking so rosy for Kwa-Thema (KT) Windies, sitting at the bottom of the table, having yet to register their first win.
Elsewhere, only three points separate number five to eight with Springs Old Boys occupying the first mentioned position and United sitting on eighth.
Premier League table after November Sunday, November 16:
1. CBC Old Boys – 24 (points)
2. Benoni Northerns – 20
3. Kempton Park – 19
4. Actonville Spurs – 13
5. Springs Old Boys – 10
6. Tembisa – 9
7. Duduza – 9
8. United – 7
9. Kwa-Thema Windies – 0
* Coulentianos leads batting stakes after November 16.
1. Wesley Coulentianos (CBC) – 369 runs (three centuries against Springs Old Boys, Northerns and Kempton; two scores not-out; top score 127). Average – 184.5.
2. Wesley Marshall (Kempton) – 330 runs (highest score 155). Average – 66.
3. Matthew Nielsen (Spurs) – 256 runs (highest score 87). Average – 64.
Marshall leads bowling stakes after November 16
1. Kyle Marshall (Kempton) – 14 wickets, average 9.86.
2. GC Pretorius (Northerns) – 11 wickets, average 8.73.
3. Zandre Sigmune (Springs) – 10 wickets, average 9.1. – @SabeloBoksburg
