Portsmouth and Bashley played out a draw, with Portsmouth posting 308/9 from 64 overs before Bashley reached 213/9 from 61 overs.

Batting first, Portsmouth produced a strong all‑round innings built on three key contributions. Harry Gadd played the standout knock, compiling an excellent 87 from 108 balls, striking six fours and two sixes. He was supported by Ben Duggan (53) at the top of the order and a powerful late burst from Siraj Ali Zaidi, who struck 28 from 15 balls. Bashley’s bowlers worked hard across long spells, with Louis Prichard (3–69 from 17 overs) and George Wilson (2–57 from 18) the most effective. Portsmouth closed on 308/9, aided by 32 extras.

Bashley’s reply was anchored by a composed innings from Cameron Basey, who made 57 from 86 balls, and Jack Stearman, who added 53 from 87 to keep the chase stable through the middle overs. Lower‑order momentum came from Louis Prichard, who struck a brisk 21 from 10 balls, but regular breakthroughs prevented any sustained pursuit of the target. Portsmouth’s attack was led superbly by Carlin Joy, who delivered an outstanding spell of 4–27 from 12 overs, supported by Siraj Ali Zaidi (3–53). With the final pair resisting for the closing overs, Bashley finished on 213/9 to secure the draw.

Bashley collected 11 points, while Portsmouth took 17.

Bashley (Rydal) CC 2nd XI claimed a superb 5‑wicket victory, chasing down 337 in 46.3 overs after Old Basing posted a formidable total in their 50 overs.

Batting first, Old Basing built an imposing score through a series of strong top‑ and middle‑order contributions. Bikram Gurung anchored the innings with a patient and well‑constructed 85 from 119 balls, while Darsh Wadhawan (41) and Varch Taneja (65 from 49) added important momentum. The most explosive innings came from Gregor Stronach, who struck a rapid 58 from 36 balls, including two sixes, lifting Old Basing towards a commanding total. Bashley’s bowlers worked hard in challenging conditions — Kris Laurent (2–43) and Kieran Pardey (1–38) provided the breakthroughs — but 34 wides and a late acceleration helped Old Basing reach 337/4.

Bashley’s chase was driven by a magnificent innings from Simon Morris, who produced a match‑winning 144 from 98 balls, striking ten fours and eight sixes in a dominant display of power and placement. He was supported by Alex Bourne (58) at the top of the order, while Kieran Pardey (19) and Henry Morrison (11) kept the momentum flowing through the middle overs. With the target well within reach, Torquil Deacon played a composed hand of 46 not out, guiding the chase calmly, while Kris Laurent (12)* added late runs to seal the victory. Old Basing’s bowlers battled throughout — Bikram Gurung (2–33) and Reuben Singh (2–61) the most effective — but Bashley reached 338/5 with overs to spare.

Bashley (Rydal) CC 2nd XI collected 21 points, while Old Basing took 9.

Burley CC claimed a 52‑run victory, posting 299 from their 45 overs before bowling Bashley out for 247 in the closing stages of the chase.

Batting first, Burley built an imposing total through three major contributions. G Singh produced a superb innings of 112 from 96 balls, striking 13 fours and two sixes in a dominant display. He was supported by V Keni, who compiled a patient and well‑controlled 90 from 104, while H Singh (32) added early momentum. Burley accelerated strongly in the final overs, lifting the total to 299/7. Bashley’s bowlers worked hard — K Nash (3–53) and J Lilley (2–45) providing the breakthroughs — but 18 wides and Burley’s sustained scoring made for a challenging innings.

Bashley’s reply featured two standout performances. W Manning played an excellent knock of 74 from 59 balls, striking 11 boundaries and one six, while T Dennis added a composed 53 from 72 to keep the chase alive. Earlier contributions from K Nash (22) and L Stubbington (19) provided a solid platform, but regular wickets prevented any long partnerships. Burley’s bowlers shared the workload effectively, with M Grewal (4 wickets) and R Singh (2 wickets) delivering key breakthroughs during the middle and lower order. Despite late resistance from D Manning (6)* and J Lilley (10), Bashley were bowled out for 247, leaving Burley winners by 52 runs.

Burley CC collected 24 points, while Bashley (Rydal) CC 3rd XI took 10.

Bashley (Rydal) CC 4th XI claimed a narrow 2‑wicket victory, successfully chasing 206 in 39.4 overs after Winton posted a competitive total in their 40‑over allocation.

Batting first, Winton built steadily through a determined top‑order effort. Aarav Jain anchored the innings with a patient 58 from 104 balls, striking seven boundaries and holding the innings together. He was supported by Jack Case, who added a fluent 39 from 39, while Josento Josento (28) and Kiran Mandivalli (13 from 8) contributed useful runs. Bashley’s bowlers shared the wickets effectively — Felix Steele‑Velazquez (2–48), Buster Dirou (2–32) and Daniel Kemp (2–48) providing key breakthroughs — but 18 wides and six no‑balls helped Winton reach 206/8.

Bashley’s chase was led by an excellent innings from Paul Macdonald, who compiled 65 from 87 balls, striking 11 boundaries and providing the backbone of the reply. Will Hayward added a crucial 56 from 60, keeping the scoring rate healthy through the middle overs. Further contributions from Josh Bellamy (15), Ben Challis (8) and Neil Weedon (7) kept Bashley in touch with the target, though regular wickets created tension late on. Winton’s bowlers applied pressure throughout — Kiran Mandivalli (2–20) and Vaibhav Bibin (2–22) the most effective — but a composed unbeaten 14 from Oscar Burton and a late 10 from Felix Steele‑Velazquez guided Bashley home with two balls to spare, finishing on 208/8.

Bashley (Rydal) CC 4th XI collected 23 points, while Winton CC took 11.