Bashley (Rydal) CC clinched a tight 2‑wicket victory, chasing down 224 in the 56th over after a long, attritional contest dominated by patience and discipline.

Lymington’s innings was anchored by Dominic Hand, who battled through 130 balls for a determined 51, providing stability while wickets fell around him. Charlie Wilson (49) added important middle‑order momentum, and Terry Crabb (33) contributed at the top. Late runs from Gareth Berg (23 off 17) lifted the scoring rate, but Bashley’s bowlers kept control. George Wilson delivered an excellent spell of 4–45 from 17.3 overs, supported by Louis Prichard (3–47), restricting Lymington to 224 all out from 63.3 overs.

Bashley’s chase required resilience. Jack Stearman (40) and Michael Porter (41) provided key contributions, while Patrick Lewis played a vital, steadying role with 42 from 74 balls. The innings swung several times, especially as Lymington’s bowlers — led by Asad Abbas (3–28) and Thor Howell (2–44) — kept taking timely wickets. At 221/8, the game was in the balance, but George Pardoe (12)* and Cameron Basey (4)* held their nerve to guide Bashley to 226/8, sealing a narrow win.

Bashley collected 22 points, while Lymington took 7 from a well‑fought match.

Bashley (Rydal) CC produced a dominant performance, winning by 92 runs after piling up 375/4 and later bowling Kerala (Portsmouth) CC out for 283.

Batting first, Bashley delivered one of their biggest totals of the season. Kieran Pardey led the way with a superb 142 from 122 balls, striking 14 fours and four sixes in a commanding innings. Phanee Valluri matched him with an excellent 116 from 115, the pair adding a huge opening stand worth 270. Late acceleration came from Daniel Friedman (34 off 20) and Henry Morrison (29 off 14), pushing the total to 375.

Kerala’s bowlers worked hard but were unable to stem the flow of runs; Anoop M R (1–69) and Jinoy Mathai (1–46) were the only wicket‑takers.

Kerala’s chase featured several strong individual efforts. Pranav Pathiyarappattu (66) and Stefan Sibu (56) kept the innings moving, while Ravinandanan Mp (35) added late resistance. But regular breakthroughs prevented sustained momentum. Bashley’s attack shared the wickets, with Sam Crisp (2–50), Ross Grierson (2–50) and Simon Dean (2–37) all contributing, supported by Xavier Deacon (1–44) and Nrupadh Mahesh (1–67).

Kerala were eventually dismissed for 283 in 45.5 overs, giving Bashley a comprehensive victory and 24 points, while Kerala collected 9.

Sway CC claimed an 18‑run victory after posting 250/8 and restricting Bashley (Rydal) CC to 232/8 in a competitive 45‑over contest.

Batting first, Sway built a strong total around John Walter’s excellent 67 from 91 balls, supported by William Millard (35) and a fluent innings from James Underwood (33 off 28). Late acceleration came from Steve How (26) and Thomas Randell‑Turner (17), helping Sway reach 250. Bashley’s bowlers shared the wickets, with Jake Lilley (3–52) and Jomy Alappatt (2–41) providing key breakthroughs, though 38 extras — including 24 wides — boosted Sway’s total.

Bashley’s chase began shakily at 6/1, but Kevin Nash anchored the innings with a composed 64 from 99 balls. Tom Dennis (54) added a crucial half‑century, and Kris Laurent (32) kept the chase alive with positive intent. However, regular wickets in the final overs slowed momentum. Sway’s attack held firm, led by Thomas Randell‑Turner (3–42) and Edward Goulding (2–36), ensuring Bashley finished 18 runs short at 232/8.

Sway collected 23 points, while Bashley took 11.

Bashley (Rydal) CC secured a hard‑fought 3‑wicket victory, chasing down 212 with 13 balls to spare after a superb century from New Milton’s opener.

New Milton’s innings was dominated by F Bailey, who produced an excellent 100 from 118 balls, striking 11 fours and a six while batting through the entire 40 overs. K Locke (35) provided early momentum, and J Low (37) added stability in the middle overs. Bashley’s bowlers stuck to their plans, with E Hayward (3–20) and D Kemp (2–30) delivering key breakthroughs to restrict New Milton to 212/6.

Bashley’s chase was anchored by Paul Macdonald, whose composed 78 from 95 balls set the platform. Will Hayward (51) added a crucial half‑century, keeping the run rate under control. Late wickets created tension, but contributions from B Challis (16), O Burton (14) and a calm finish from B Dirou (4)* ensured Bashley reached 213/7 in 37.5 overs, sealing the win.

A determined chase earned Bashley 22 points, while New Milton collected 10.