St Cross Symondians CC earned an 8‑wicket win after bowling out Bashley (Rydal) CC for 59 and completing the chase in 19.2 overs.

Bashley struggled from the outset after being asked to bat, losing five wickets with just one run on the board. George Pardoe (26) and Louis Prichard (17) provided some resistance in the middle overs, but St Cross maintained tight control throughout. Dom Kelly (4–21) and Max Keogh (2–15) led an excellent bowling display, supported by Felix Organ’s economical 2–1 from four overs, helping restrict Bashley to 59 all out.

In reply, St Cross approached the chase calmly. Harry Trussler anchored the innings with an unbeaten 35, while Felix Organ (16) added early momentum before falling to Sammy Laurent, who claimed both wickets in a tidy spell. St Cross reached 60/2, securing a comfortable victory and 21 points, with Bashley taking 1 point.

Compton & Chandlers Ford CC claimed a 49‑run victory after posting 275 all out, before restricting Bashley (Rydal) CC to 226/9 in their 50‑over chase.

Batting first, Compton built a strong total around Alex Spearing’s excellent 79, supported by Will Fisher (36), Scott Spearing (34) and George McCarthy (29). A late burst from Ranveer Jassal (33 off 20) added further momentum. Bashley’s bowlers worked hard, with Nrupadh Mahesh (3–48) and Louis Clayton (2–60) taking key wickets, though 47 extras — including 41 wides — boosted the home side’s score.

In reply, Bashley made a determined effort. Kieran Pardey (65) and Phanee Valluri (53) put together a solid partnership at the top, keeping the chase alive deep into the innings. Contributions from Henry Morrison (12), Louis Clayton (14) and Nrupadh Mahesh (15) kept the scoreboard moving, but regular breakthroughs from Compton’s attack slowed the momentum. Toby Gray (4–39) and Mathew Scorey (2–45) led the bowling effort, ensuring Bashley finished at 226/9.

Compton & Chandlers Ford took 23 points, while Bashley collected 11 after a competitive chase.

Bashley (Rydal) CC recorded a 62‑run victory after posting 229/8 and bowling out Parley CC for 167 in 40.2 overs.

Batting first, Bashley were led by an excellent innings from Torquil Deacon, who made 71 from 99 balls, mixing patience with power. Neil Taylor (28) and Kevin Nash (43) added important contributions through the middle overs, while late runs from Will Manning (13 off 5) and Simon Bellamy (13)* helped push the total to 229. Parley’s attack was spearheaded by Harry Mallalieu (4–35) and Toby McKinlay (3–40), who claimed seven wickets between them.

Parley’s reply began steadily, anchored by Jonathan Rake, who compiled a determined 50 from 92 balls. Several batters made starts — Cameron Laird (20), Sam Lewis (20) and Toby Evans (16) — but Bashley’s bowlers kept control throughout. James Ragettli‑Cross delivered a standout spell of 4–24, supported by Simon Bellamy (2–34) and Will Manning (2–24), ensuring Parley were dismissed for 167.

A disciplined bowling performance sealed the win for Bashley, earning 24 points, while Parley collected 8.

Bashley (Rydal) CC secured a dominant 10‑wicket victory after bowling Suttoners CC out for 94 and chasing the target without losing a wicket.

Suttoners, batting first, were held to 94 in 37.5 overs, with Steve Lawson carrying the innings through a patient 31 from 132 balls. Wickets fell regularly at the other end as Bashley’s bowlers maintained tight control. Felix Burton led the attack superbly with 4–22, supported by Will Hayward (2–8), Isaac Worsfold (2–16) and Daniel Manning (1–7). Suttoners’ total was boosted by 29 extras, but Bashley’s disciplined bowling ensured no partnerships developed.

In reply, Bashley produced a composed and clinical chase. Paul Kemp (40)* and Will Hayward (46)* put on an unbroken opening stand of 97, pacing the innings calmly and reaching the target in 25 overs without any alarms.

A comprehensive performance earned Bashley 24 points, while Suttoners collected 2.