The Holden dynasty lives on at Hursley Park, where the sons of the late Dave and Geoff Holden are in good early season Hampshire League form.
Miles, son of past Old Tauntonians batsman Dave, captains Hursley’s third team and cracked 110 in the handsome 125-run win over Amesbury.
Cousin Phil, whose father Geoff was a decent left-arm spin bowler, then weighed in, scoring a blistering 94 not out as Hursley Park romped to a nine-wicket win over Mottisfont.
Hursley Park IIIs have won three of their four games so far and top County Division 4 West.

Its been quite a fortnight for South Wilts’ teenager batsman Jack Stearman with back-to-back Hampshire League centuries.
He followed up his unbeaten 145 against Old Tauntonians & Romsey IVs with an equally impressive 117 at County Division 2 rivals East Woodhay, where South Wilts celebrated a 38-run win.
The 17-year old struck a six and 17 fours, enjoying a century stand with Darren Sargent (45) as South Wilts posted 239-6.
He later weighed in with a 2-26 return with the ball, including the prize scalp of former Hungerford Southern Premier League title winner Duncan Johnson (72) as East Woodhay replied with 201-9.

South African Tim Niemand, who topped the Hampshire League batting averages two seasons ago, plundered a highest yet 163 as Ropley went on a County Division 1 run spree at Shrewton.
He peppered the boundary of the Wiltshire club’s ground high up on Salisbury Plain as Ropley, skippered by former Hampshire off-spinner Shaun Udal, piled up a massive 325 (Will Harries 4-54).
They went on to bowl Shrewton out for 163 to celebrate a thumping 162-run victory.
Harry McGhee hit 125, but finished a loser as Bishops Waltham fell 14 runs short chasing St Cross Symondians’ 233-8 (Graham Barrett 67).  Evergreen left-arm seamer Steve Fryer took 6-43.
Andover’s Andy Sale suffered a similar fate, scoring 101, only to see Ryde polish the Lions’ 236-9 off with three wickets in hand.
Hursley Park won for the first time since their relegation from Southern Premier League Division 3 when Australian teenager Josh Romer (58 not out) led a successful 187-run chase against visiting Parley.
Longparish won by five wickets after Chris Clark (4-27) and teenage left-armer Scott Sturt (4-20) had combined to bowl Easton & Martyr Worthy out for 74.
OTs & Romsey totted up a cool 261-7 to set up a convincing 77-run win over visiting Rowledge II, while Hythe & Dibden chased down Hook & Newnham Basics’ 219-9 to win by three wickets.
Fareham & Crofton, who scraped a one wicket win at Andover in their opening match, found themselves involved in another dramatic finish, losing eight wickets before edging past an all out Burridge total of 173 (Cam White 55).

Hampshire League County Division 2 club Bedhampton are through to the West Sussex group final of the national Village Cup without bowling a ball after scheduled third round opponents Chidham pulled out.
It gives the Mariners a home tie against either Balcombe or past Lord's finalists Findon in two weeks time.
Four local ties will, however, go ahead as planned, with another CD2 side, Bramshaw set to host Liphook & Ropsley and Rowledge go to Blackheath in the Surrey group semi-final.
The Dorset/Wilts semi-final features Shrewton v Parley, while in the other half of the Hampshire group, Easton & Martyr Worthy receive Tichborne Park.  All matches start at 1300.

Jamie Meredith hit an unbeaten double century as Hythe & Dibden seconds rattled up a club record score of 366-6 against Hampshire League County Division 4 West rivals IBM Hursley.
He cracked 22 fours and seven sixes, sharing a massive stand of 248 with Luca Roberts (76), also a Hythe record.
Meredith, who won the County 4 batting award with the now defunct Peartree in 2014, became the third double centurion in Hythe’s history.
South African Adrian Greyvenstein made an unbeaten 239 against Amport in 2003 and Mel Hussain, then on the Hampshire county staff at Northlands Road, 205 not out against Southampton University, back in 1983.
Hythe’s previous highest total came two seasons ago when they scored 354 against Bramshaw.
Meredith’s run fest climaxed a fine day for the Jones Lane based Waterside club, who celebrated a four-team Hampshire League win triumph.
Hakim Peruzi hit an unbeaten 76 in the first team’s three-wicket win over Hook & Newnham Basics II, Luke Mills struck a maiden 111 for the thirds against Brockenhurst, while an undefeated 98 from Paul Toon got the fourth’s home against Burley II.

He may be in the sixties, but David Price is still churning out the runs - nowadays for Basingstoke & North Hants' fourths.
The one time OTs & Romsey run machine opened the season in fine style with a 14-boundary 111 as Basingstoke posted 246-7 (Keith Harsham 38) before restricting Tichborne Park II to 190-8, Ed Primmer hitting 87 and Gamini Raj taking 5-30 for the Bountymen.

With former Hampshire all-rounder Shaun Udal captain and South African Tim Niemand returning, Ropley look set to pose a serious threat in Hampshire League County Division 1 circles.
The South African (pictured) came to the party, top scoring with 77 and later taking 3-27 as Ropley (202) trimmed newly promoted Parley by 25 runs.  Alex Nippard made 50 for the Dorset side.
Relegated Alton II lost by four wickets at Jones Lane, where Matt Young (48) steered the Watersiders home.  Michael Salmon (40) and 3-25 shone for the Brewers (139), while former Bishop’s Waltham all-rounder Andy Wakely took 3-14 on Hythe debut.
Hursley Park’s CD1 return didn’t go well either – visiting Easton & Martyr Worthy dismissing Lee Wateridge’s team for 131 (Adam Carrick 3-18) and winning by three wickets.
Chris Westbrook and his grounds team had worked a minor miracle getting a previously waterlogged Quarters ground fit for play.
Fareham & Crofton started their campaign with a thrilling one-run win over promoted Andover II at London Road.
Visiting captain Tom Kent admitted it was a nail-biting start to the season.
'We are renowned for not doing anything the easy way,' said Kent.  'It was a tight game all the way through and could have gone either way. At the start we bowled pretty poorly but later in their innings we improved things. We managed to pull it back and bowled them out for 177 which we thought was a good effort.'
Teenager Dan Wimble grabbed three wickets and Morgan Frost finished with 2-30 off his ten overs.
In reply a number of visiting batsmen got into the twenties without converting them into bigger scores.
'It was nip and tuck all the way through,' said Kent. 'Whenever we started to get on top they would take a couple of wickets to swing the game back their way.'
Angus Southon (28) and Morgan Frost (18*) produced a crucial ninth-wicket partnership to put Fareham in sight of victory.
The visitors needed four off the final over to win but only had one wicket left.  Last man Matt Gould held his nerve and hit the winning runs on the second ball of the final over..
'It makes a change for us to get off to a winning start because it is something we don't normally do.'
Bishops Waltham suffered a three-wicket defeat at O T's & Romsey at the Romsey Sports Centre.
After being put into bat Bishops Waltham found themselves in deep trouble at 59-5.
Suhaib Ahmed (31) and Luke Carvey (43) eventually helped them post a target of 163 all out.
When OT's replied Philip Dalton (3-19) had them in dire straits at 8-5, removing their top three batsmen.
Though Harry Barrett (2-35) grabbed two further wickets, the visitors didn't have enough runs to avoid defeat, Gus Flack's 49 proving a real match winner.
Michael Taplin tenure as Longparish first team skipper got off to a flying
start with an impressive 74 run win over St Cross Symondians III at the Green Jackets Ground.
Invited to bat, Taplin put on 98 for the opening wicket before Ben Gardner (39) departed.
Taplin top scored with 75 as Longparish closed on 236.
The St Cross III reply got off to a bad start with the unfortunate run out of Raj Naik (19), the Winchester hosts stumbling 49-5.
But Josh Merluk (21), Steve Fryer (23) and Felix Bussey Jones (31) restored some respectability to the St Cross III which terminated in the 45th over with James Bevan (4-26) the pick of the Longparish attack.
Jordan Hobday (71) and Ben Allnutt (47) guided Hook & Newnham Basics to 224 at Shrewton, but the Wiltshire side swept to a five-wicket win, with Stuart Cruse (64) and Dan Bingley (51) and Will Harries (38 not out) to the fore.
Ryde’s marathon trip to Rowledge ended in a crushing 110-run defeat.  They restricted their hosts to 169 (Woodcliffe 36), but led by Tim Wheatley (4-2) Rowledge bowled Ryde out for 59. It was a long quiet ride back to Ryde pier …