Fraser top-scored with Jared Anderson and Richard Downs scoring 27 and 21 respectively.
In the upset of the round the Bay of Plenty Indians beat Geyser City.
Winning the toss, the Indians sent Geyser into bat at Ray Boord Park. Geyser got away to a reasonable start scoring 44 runs for the first wicket.
However, things got progressively worse for the top order with only middle order batswoman Katie Johnson and lower order batsman Chris Nairn offering any real resistance.
Geyser managed to score 198/9 in their allotted overs with Steven Thompson the best of the Indian bowlers with 4/46 followed by Pruffall Moraji 2/18.
The Indians had little trouble getting the total by the 35th over with the loss of only two wickets thanks to a majestic 100 not out by B Das.
The latest round means three teams share the lead - Central, Geyser and Taupo Wanderers. With the reserve grade expected to have a rest this week due to Te Matatini, the final round will be played on March 2.
There is a strong possibility two teams can end up with equal points after the final round. However, the team with the highest net rate (runs for divided by wickets against) will get the top spot, leading into the semifinals.
Central leads the competition on 18 points and net rate of 26.19 followed by Geyser net rate 18 (22.88) and Wanderers 18 (17.92).