Kyabram Fire Brigade and Moama were destined to meet in round 11, however, the ground was deemed too wet and the match was abandoned.
The outcome meant the points were shared between the top-two outfits.
However, the remaining three matches were contested.
And it was Rochester and Echuca who walked away big winners from the round.
With their fellow top-four competitors out of action, the two outfits took full advantage of the scenario and won their respective matches, which has created a log-jam on the ladder.
Rochester (third) and Echuca (fourth) now sit six points behind ladder-leader Fire Brigade and Moama (second).
Rochester was ruthless in its encounter against Echuca South and ran out strong seven-wicket winners.
After sending South to the crease, the Swans were restricted to 98 runs - with Shaun Haffenden top scoring with 23.
It was a ruthless bowling display from Rochester, as all seven bowlers collected a scalp.
Myles Wade (3-14) was the pick of the bowlers.
Daniel Major (55 runs) led the way in Rochester's run-chase and guided his side to victory in the 18th over.
Meanwhile, Echuca claimed the points against Bamawm-Lockington United at Victoria Park.
Batting first, Echuca's Tim Wood (39 runs) and Taylor Beard (29) led the home side to 9-189.
BLU's Rathika Rajakumara produced his best score of the season, making a classy 81, before being trapped in front by Charlie Hinks (3-21).
After reaching 5-153, BLU was skittled for 167 - losing a remarkable 5-14.
Lastly, Cooma broke through for its first win of the season in a thrilling nine-run win over Tongala.
Ethan Palma-Ludeman (28) and Samuel Langley (27) starred for the Two Blues, despite Adam Nunn (3-26) dominance with the ball.
Tasked with chasing 142 to win, Tongala was firmly in the box seat.
Enter Palma-Ludeman, who claimed sizzling figures of 3-21.
Teammate Michael Hill (2-11) provided excellent support as Tongala reached 132 after 42 overs.
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