Bashley (Rydal) put down a solid marker for the ECB Southern Premier League season ahead with an emphatic nine-wicket win over Burridge, who never recovered from losing their opening pair without a run on the board.
The visitors eventually made it to 196-9, but an unbroken second-wicket partnership between Tim Taylor (left) and Ben Walker swept them to victory.
Bashley made the perfect start with left-armer Brad Currie trapping Joe Collings-Wells leg before with the first ball of the season. Former Hampshire batsman Derek Kenway went for a fifth ball duck.
Richard Lock (49) and Cape Town’s Hilo de Abreu (63) repaired the damage with a century partnership before Josh Digby (3-39) made further inroads.
It needed a timely late rally from Oli Southon (30) to get Burridge to 196-9.
Tom Friend (32) hit six boundaries to get Bashley off to a flier before Tim Taylor (76) and former Havant skipper Ben Walker (55) carried off a 151-run partnership to sweep the Bash to an emphatic victory.
The visitors eventually made it to 196-9, but an unbroken second-wicket partnership between Tim Taylor (left) and Ben Walker swept them to victory.
Bashley made the perfect start with left-armer Brad Currie trapping Joe Collings-Wells leg before with the first ball of the season. Former Hampshire batsman Derek Kenway went for a fifth ball duck.
Richard Lock (49) and Cape Town’s Hilo de Abreu (63) repaired the damage with a century partnership before Josh Digby (3-39) made further inroads.
It needed a timely late rally from Oli Southon (30) to get Burridge to 196-9.
Tom Friend (32) hit six boundaries to get Bashley off to a flier before Tim Taylor (76) and former Havant skipper Ben Walker (55) carried off a 151-run partnership to sweep the Bash to an emphatic victory.
