 |  Burridge skipper Hilio De Abreu (left) and Will Donald (above), who combined to spin Bashley (Rydal) out for 101 and set up an away-day seven-wicket win. [Terry Nash photos] |
Burridge skipper Hilio De Abreu and Will Donald spun Bashley (Rydal) into submission on a slow BCG track, taking seven of the wickets to fall as the New Forest club tumbled to 101 all out and an eventual seven wicket ECB Southern Premier Division defeat.
Cape Town raised De Abreu had already used five bowlers when he introduced himself into the attack. He proceeded to bag 4-12 as Bashley, who started the day in fourth place in the Southern Premier League top flight, collapsed from 69-1 (Josh Digby 23) to 101 all out.
De Abreu’s only two better hauls for Burridge had both been five-fers in 2019.
Will Donald claimed 3-8- his best SPL figures in his first season with the club since joining from the North Yorkshire & South Durham League club, Whitby, where he was captain.
Bashley lost five wickets for eight runs at one point – 25 extras (including 17 wides) top scoring !
Burridge openers Azimunnoor Chowdhury (13) and Joe Collings-Wells (5) didn’t last long, but after the skipper too had gone, Chris Blake (37) and James Hughes (25) eased Burridge to victory with an unbroken 61-run stand.
Cape Town raised De Abreu had already used five bowlers when he introduced himself into the attack. He proceeded to bag 4-12 as Bashley, who started the day in fourth place in the Southern Premier League top flight, collapsed from 69-1 (Josh Digby 23) to 101 all out.
De Abreu’s only two better hauls for Burridge had both been five-fers in 2019.
Will Donald claimed 3-8- his best SPL figures in his first season with the club since joining from the North Yorkshire & South Durham League club, Whitby, where he was captain.
Bashley lost five wickets for eight runs at one point – 25 extras (including 17 wides) top scoring !
Burridge openers Azimunnoor Chowdhury (13) and Joe Collings-Wells (5) didn’t last long, but after the skipper too had gone, Chris Blake (37) and James Hughes (25) eased Burridge to victory with an unbroken 61-run stand.
