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FAIR OAK STRETCH PREMIER 3 LEAD AFTER EARLY BLOWS

10/7/2018

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Fair Oak have established a handy 24-point advantage at the mid-point of the Southern Premier League Division 3 campaign.
Beating Hambledon, who began the round ten fixtures in second place, by 88 runs and then hearing Bashley (Rydal) II had rolled over against Fawley made it a perfect day.
But overcoming Hambledon was far from a straightforward exercise as Oaks had to rebuild from 46-4 to post their winning 255 total.
Talented Wellington College sportsman Max Watson, left, whose 87 included two sixes and 12 fours, and Rufus Bullough (54) turned the game around with a century fifth wicket stand, which Assad Abbas (39) and Rhys Oxley subsequently enhanced.
Spinner Henry Glanfield (5-42) wheeled away for Hambledon and later made 30 in an all-out total of 167, Bullough and Oxley sharing six of the wickets.
Scores: Fair Oak 255 (Watson 87, Bullough 54, Abbas 39, Glanfield 5-42)
Hambledon 167 (Le Clerq 34, Chakrabarti 30, Glanfield 30, Bullough 3-2, Oxley 3-36)
Fair Oak won by 88 runs.

Portsmouth & Southsea avenged an early season defeat by South Wilts II, winning by 39 runs at Bemerton to consolidate a mid-table berth.
Teenage bat/wicketkeeper Oli Kanavan (56) top scored in P & S’s 197 (Peach 29, Wigley 28, R Pittman 4-42, Ghauri 3-37), but only Tom Pearce (27) and Rob Pittman (26) responded in SW 158 all out.



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