Felix Organ
Hampshire pair Felix Organ and Joe Weatherley will again look to bolster St Cross Symondians’ title push when the leaders host a depleted Bournemouth at the Green Jackets Ground, 1230.
They are named in a probable unchanged St Cross side which currently enjoys a seven-point lead over the Hampshire Academy ahead of the penultimate round of matches.
Wedding bound Robbie Pack, the batting hero of last week’s thrilling win over Burridge, is among the Bournemouth absentees.
St Cross Symondians: Ellis, T Foyle, Organ, Trussler, Weatherley, Lewis, Gwynn, H Foyle, Bransgrove, Beer, Haworth.
The Academy are once again without England U19 pair Eddie Jack and Dom Kelly for the trip to Totton & Eling, but Sam Ruffell expects to be back to bat in the middle order.
Raised at Southern Gardens, Academy opener Tom Cheater will play against his embryo club. Cheater made a century for Hampshire U18s in midweek.
Totton: Chapungu, Stephens, Morris, J Taylor, Mugochi, Griffiths, Hemsley, S Bracey, Beer, J Bracey, L Taylor.
Academy: Cheater, Mumford, Eckland, La Fontain-Jackson, Ruffell, Wright, Fairfax-Ross, Martin, Baker, Pritchard, Cordery.
Late season match-ups between Havant and South Wilts have frequently decided titles in the past, but both are looking to pick up the scraps at Havant Park.
Tom Morton, though, needs only seven runs to reach the magical 1,000 milestone and left-armer Josh Croom is nearing 50 wickets for the season.
Such has been the turnover of personnel at the BCG that only four of the Bashley (Rydal) side that lost its opening game of the season to the Academy are playing against Burridge at Botley Road.
Burridge expect Dan Stancliffe back after a spell in the USA.
Bashley (Rydal): Tripcony, Goodey, Francis, Saif, Digby, Anstee, Lewis, Trodd, Wilson, Penycate, Huns.
Gareth Berg is back in a strong looking Lymington side to host relegation favourites Hook & Newnham Basics at the Sports Ground.
Ben Thane returns from a two-week ban to open against Berg, but off-spinner Aniket Divecha remains sidelined with injury.
Lymington: Crabb, Rogers, Scott, K Dhariwal, G Berg, J Royan, J Dhariwal, C Moors. D Cox, A Wheble, G Layman.
Hook & Newnham Basics: Thane, Warner, Lockwood, Robson, Buckingham M, Buckingham J, Simpson, Neville, Murrell, Willcocks, Dovey.
They are named in a probable unchanged St Cross side which currently enjoys a seven-point lead over the Hampshire Academy ahead of the penultimate round of matches.
Wedding bound Robbie Pack, the batting hero of last week’s thrilling win over Burridge, is among the Bournemouth absentees.
St Cross Symondians: Ellis, T Foyle, Organ, Trussler, Weatherley, Lewis, Gwynn, H Foyle, Bransgrove, Beer, Haworth.
The Academy are once again without England U19 pair Eddie Jack and Dom Kelly for the trip to Totton & Eling, but Sam Ruffell expects to be back to bat in the middle order.
Raised at Southern Gardens, Academy opener Tom Cheater will play against his embryo club. Cheater made a century for Hampshire U18s in midweek.
Totton: Chapungu, Stephens, Morris, J Taylor, Mugochi, Griffiths, Hemsley, S Bracey, Beer, J Bracey, L Taylor.
Academy: Cheater, Mumford, Eckland, La Fontain-Jackson, Ruffell, Wright, Fairfax-Ross, Martin, Baker, Pritchard, Cordery.
Late season match-ups between Havant and South Wilts have frequently decided titles in the past, but both are looking to pick up the scraps at Havant Park.
Tom Morton, though, needs only seven runs to reach the magical 1,000 milestone and left-armer Josh Croom is nearing 50 wickets for the season.
Such has been the turnover of personnel at the BCG that only four of the Bashley (Rydal) side that lost its opening game of the season to the Academy are playing against Burridge at Botley Road.
Burridge expect Dan Stancliffe back after a spell in the USA.
Bashley (Rydal): Tripcony, Goodey, Francis, Saif, Digby, Anstee, Lewis, Trodd, Wilson, Penycate, Huns.
Gareth Berg is back in a strong looking Lymington side to host relegation favourites Hook & Newnham Basics at the Sports Ground.
Ben Thane returns from a two-week ban to open against Berg, but off-spinner Aniket Divecha remains sidelined with injury.
Lymington: Crabb, Rogers, Scott, K Dhariwal, G Berg, J Royan, J Dhariwal, C Moors. D Cox, A Wheble, G Layman.
Hook & Newnham Basics: Thane, Warner, Lockwood, Robson, Buckingham M, Buckingham J, Simpson, Neville, Murrell, Willcocks, Dovey.
There’s a battle royale taking place between Alton and Sarisbury Athletic for the Division 1 championship, the Brewers snatching the lead last week when lowly New Milton shocked Sarisbury.
But just one point separates the pair as Alton prepare to host relegated Liphook & Ripsley and Sarisbury host Sparsholt at Allotment Road, possibly with a number of prominent absentees.
Michael Heffernan (pictured) returns to a more or less full strength Brewers side.
Alton: Gonella, Harris, Gadsby H, Myers, Heffernan MP, Egleston, South, Heffernan MJ, Walters, Salmon, Gadsby Z
Third place will probably be decided when Basingstoke & North Hants entertain Calmore Sports at May’s Bounty – the launch of a Festival of Cricket at the historic ground, which hosts Sunday’s ECB T20 South finals (1100) and then the Guy Jewell finals on Sunday.
Basingstoke: Oates, Wood, Vinn, Coombs, Nurse, Deadman, Neal, G Donaldson, M Donaldson, Brown, Fincken.
Calmore Sports: Bailey, Brewster, Carty, Croft, Fisher, Johns, Johnson, Lavelle, Manning, Perry, Wright.
Mid-summer leaders Rowledge are desperate to halt a six-match losing streak which has sent them crashing to fourth from bottom spot ahead of a long distance visit from New Milton to School Road.
Rowledge field SEVEN teenagers in the youngest ever side they’ve fielded, 50-year old all-rounder David Lloyd being the father figure in the ranks. Milton are minus Ryan Beck and Toby Edwards.
Rowledge: Ben Wish, Jake Wish, Ollie Baker, Zac Leroux, David Lloyd, Olly Ryman, Will Ryman, Ash Harvey, Jontie Seeborn, Max Martin, Ryan Littlewood.
New Milton: Watts, L Beck, Humphrey, Adams, Loader, Hall, Bartlett, Wooster, Naylor, Morris, Locke
The other Division 1 match is on Southsea seafront between Portsmouth and Ventnor.
But just one point separates the pair as Alton prepare to host relegated Liphook & Ripsley and Sarisbury host Sparsholt at Allotment Road, possibly with a number of prominent absentees.
Michael Heffernan (pictured) returns to a more or less full strength Brewers side.
Alton: Gonella, Harris, Gadsby H, Myers, Heffernan MP, Egleston, South, Heffernan MJ, Walters, Salmon, Gadsby Z
Third place will probably be decided when Basingstoke & North Hants entertain Calmore Sports at May’s Bounty – the launch of a Festival of Cricket at the historic ground, which hosts Sunday’s ECB T20 South finals (1100) and then the Guy Jewell finals on Sunday.
Basingstoke: Oates, Wood, Vinn, Coombs, Nurse, Deadman, Neal, G Donaldson, M Donaldson, Brown, Fincken.
Calmore Sports: Bailey, Brewster, Carty, Croft, Fisher, Johns, Johnson, Lavelle, Manning, Perry, Wright.
Mid-summer leaders Rowledge are desperate to halt a six-match losing streak which has sent them crashing to fourth from bottom spot ahead of a long distance visit from New Milton to School Road.
Rowledge field SEVEN teenagers in the youngest ever side they’ve fielded, 50-year old all-rounder David Lloyd being the father figure in the ranks. Milton are minus Ryan Beck and Toby Edwards.
Rowledge: Ben Wish, Jake Wish, Ollie Baker, Zac Leroux, David Lloyd, Olly Ryman, Will Ryman, Ash Harvey, Jontie Seeborn, Max Martin, Ryan Littlewood.
New Milton: Watts, L Beck, Humphrey, Adams, Loader, Hall, Bartlett, Wooster, Naylor, Morris, Locke
The other Division 1 match is on Southsea seafront between Portsmouth and Ventnor.
Hambledon will have Chris Pratt [left] back at the top of the batting order as they seek o put the finish touch to a second consecutive Southern Premier League championship campaign at the BCG.
They need three points against relegation threatened Bashley (Rydal) seconds to add the Division 2 title to the SPL3 crown they won in 2021.
Hambledon have won 14 of their 15 matches – only OTs & Romsey have beaten them – and are comfortably ahead of Andover.
Bashley are desperate to win in second from bottom place, their season having been dogged with absentees and player unavailability.
Hambledon: Daniel McGovern, George Marshall, Matt de Villiers, Henry Glanfield, Chris Pratt, Spencer Leclercq, Jonty Oliver, Mark Butcher, George Harding, Chris Glanfield, Shahryar Khan
It’s a big bank holiday weekend for Andover, who host relegation battlers Fawley at London Road before shaping up against Basingstoke & North Hants in the Guy Jewell T20 Cup final at May’s Bounty on Monday, 2.30pm.
Fawley have won heir last two matches and are making gallant last gasp attempt to beat the drop.
Andover: Nyumbu, Ayers, Ashman, Treagus, Birks, Veettil, Souter, Knight, Hooper, Jansen, Adams
Looking set to finish third, OTs & Romsey will find Hook & Newnham Basics II fighting their corner at the KGV. They too are in deep relegation trouble, albeit three points better off than Bashley II.
Popular local DJ Oli May plans to provide OTs with some melodic chin music.
Hook II: T May, Bruin, Light, Corbett, Doran, Allnutt, Armstrong, Moore, Gee, O May, Clarke.
Waterlooville include former Havant captain Dom Carson against Fair Oat at Rowlamnds Avenue.
Ville: Reynolds, Broadhurst, McCoy, McGregor, Birch, Jackson, Jackson, Carson, Shah, Sweetman, Thompson.
After last week’s untimely hiccup at Langley Manor, where they were skittled for 45, Portsmouth & Southsea will be looking to seal the Division 3 title – but opponents Gosport Borough are unpredictable.
Sway, one point ahead of Langley Manor in the battle for the probable runners-up spot, are unchanged against Paultons, whose SPL3 status remains a little uncertain. Basingstoke could still overhaul them
Sway: Josh Bailey, Rich Thomas, Greg Jones, Alex Hall, Dave Steadman, Hugh Bernard, Tom Burton, Jon Grasham, Toby Ramwell, Steve How, Jon Waller.
Busiest man at Stoneham Lane will be Trojans scorer Malcolm Clarke, who plans to do the bookkeeping, do a handful of sudoku puzzles and take in Eastleigh’s National League soccer match against Southend United across the road. He may miss his slap up tea, though.
Trojans: Agha, Boyd, Le Bas, Dean, Singh Dasmapatra, Bhome, Ahmad, Donaldson, Dimmick, Rasheed, Felstead.
They need three points against relegation threatened Bashley (Rydal) seconds to add the Division 2 title to the SPL3 crown they won in 2021.
Hambledon have won 14 of their 15 matches – only OTs & Romsey have beaten them – and are comfortably ahead of Andover.
Bashley are desperate to win in second from bottom place, their season having been dogged with absentees and player unavailability.
Hambledon: Daniel McGovern, George Marshall, Matt de Villiers, Henry Glanfield, Chris Pratt, Spencer Leclercq, Jonty Oliver, Mark Butcher, George Harding, Chris Glanfield, Shahryar Khan
It’s a big bank holiday weekend for Andover, who host relegation battlers Fawley at London Road before shaping up against Basingstoke & North Hants in the Guy Jewell T20 Cup final at May’s Bounty on Monday, 2.30pm.
Fawley have won heir last two matches and are making gallant last gasp attempt to beat the drop.
Andover: Nyumbu, Ayers, Ashman, Treagus, Birks, Veettil, Souter, Knight, Hooper, Jansen, Adams
Looking set to finish third, OTs & Romsey will find Hook & Newnham Basics II fighting their corner at the KGV. They too are in deep relegation trouble, albeit three points better off than Bashley II.
Popular local DJ Oli May plans to provide OTs with some melodic chin music.
Hook II: T May, Bruin, Light, Corbett, Doran, Allnutt, Armstrong, Moore, Gee, O May, Clarke.
Waterlooville include former Havant captain Dom Carson against Fair Oat at Rowlamnds Avenue.
Ville: Reynolds, Broadhurst, McCoy, McGregor, Birch, Jackson, Jackson, Carson, Shah, Sweetman, Thompson.
After last week’s untimely hiccup at Langley Manor, where they were skittled for 45, Portsmouth & Southsea will be looking to seal the Division 3 title – but opponents Gosport Borough are unpredictable.
Sway, one point ahead of Langley Manor in the battle for the probable runners-up spot, are unchanged against Paultons, whose SPL3 status remains a little uncertain. Basingstoke could still overhaul them
Sway: Josh Bailey, Rich Thomas, Greg Jones, Alex Hall, Dave Steadman, Hugh Bernard, Tom Burton, Jon Grasham, Toby Ramwell, Steve How, Jon Waller.
Busiest man at Stoneham Lane will be Trojans scorer Malcolm Clarke, who plans to do the bookkeeping, do a handful of sudoku puzzles and take in Eastleigh’s National League soccer match against Southend United across the road. He may miss his slap up tea, though.
Trojans: Agha, Boyd, Le Bas, Dean, Singh Dasmapatra, Bhome, Ahmad, Donaldson, Dimmick, Rasheed, Felstead.
