Burridge CC clinched a narrow one‑wicket victory in a tense finish, chasing down 216 with one wicket and an over to spare.

Batting first, Bashley worked their way to 216/6 from 54 overs. After early wickets, Jack Stearman (37) and Saifullah Achakzai (38) rebuilt the innings before Louis Prichard played the standout knock, finishing unbeaten on 68 from 86 balls. He was supported late on by George Wilson (30)*, helping Bashley post a competitive total. Burridge’s attack was led by Inayat Ullah (3–41) and Ben White (2–48), both bowling long, disciplined spells.

Burridge’s reply began shakily at 0/1, but Ronnie Singh anchored the innings with a patient 59 from 113 balls, while Toby Snell (35) added stability. The chase swung dramatically when Inayat Ullah counter‑attacked with a crucial 57 from 36 balls, striking five fours and four sixes to turn the momentum. Bashley kept taking wickets — Louis Prichard (3–37) and George Wilson (3–74) leading the effort — but Burridge edged over the line at 220/9.

A tight, hard‑fought match ended with Burridge taking 19 points, while Bashley collected 7.

Bashley (Rydal) CC edged home by one wicket in a thrilling chase, reaching 270/9 with three balls to spare after Basingstoke & North Hants posted 265/7.

Batting first, Basingstoke were anchored by an outstanding innings from Dan Coombs, who compiled 101 from 109 balls, striking 13 boundaries and holding the innings together. Laurence Benge (38) and Vikram Singh (27) added useful support, while a late surge from Dan Weir (29)* and Jake Fincken (25)* pushed the total to 265. Bashley’s bowlers kept things in check, with Ross Grierson (2–32) and Nrupadh Mahesh (1–25) delivering the most economical spells.

Bashley’s reply began shakily at 31/4, but the innings was rebuilt superbly by Henry Morrison, who struck a composed 61, and Ross Grierson, whose powerful 74 from 55 balls shifted the momentum. The chase tightened again late on, but Jack Allan’s crucial unbeaten 38 and Sean Read’s calm 18* guided Bashley over the line in the 50th over.

A tense, high‑quality match ended with Bashley taking 22 points, while Basingstoke collected 11.

Totton & Eling CC claimed an 85‑run victory after posting a strong 298/8 and later bowling out Bashley (Rydal) CC for 213.

Batting first, Totton & Eling built their innings around several major contributions. Max Connolly (56) and Parrv Gupta (47) provided momentum through the middle overs, while Freddie Leamon’s powerful 64 and Devmin Lokuge’s unbeaten 39 pushed the total close to 300. Bashley’s bowlers worked hard, with Simon Bellamy (3–46) and Henry Courts (2–40) producing the most effective spells, but 34 extras added significantly to the home side’s total.

In reply, Bashley showed fight with several notable innings. Kevin Nash (60) and James Cross (59) kept the chase alive, and Will Manning (46) added further stability. However, regular breakthroughs from Totton & Eling’s attack prevented Bashley from building the partnerships needed. Devmin Lokuge was the standout bowler with 5–59, supported by Khurram Riaz (2–42) and Gayan Lakshitha (2–31), ensuring Bashley were dismissed for 213 in 38.3 overs.

Totton & Eling collected 24 points, while Bashley took 10 from a competitive effort.

Bashley (Rydal) CC earned an 8‑wicket win after restricting Sway CC to 126/7 and chasing the target comfortably inside 26 overs.

Sway’s innings was built around two key contributions: L Warner’s 48 from 74 balls and S Keen’s patient 27 from 71. The pair took Sway from early trouble to 97/1, but once the partnership broke, wickets fell steadily. Bashley’s bowlers were disciplined throughout, with J Worsfold (3–7) delivering an excellent spell, supported by D Manning (2–14) and F‑ (1–8), helping keep the run rate under control.

Chasing 126, Bashley produced a composed and clinical batting display. Paul Kemp led the reply with a fluent 69 from 64 balls, striking 12 boundaries and keeping the innings moving. Will Hayward (14) and D Kemp (10) provided support before Ben Challis (25)* finished the job, guiding Bashley to 127/2 in 25.2 overs.

A solid all‑round performance secured Bashley 22 points, while Sway collected 5.