Longparish sprang a major surprise by knocking out Waterlooville to earn a place in Sunday evening's Hampshire indoor sixes finals at the Ageas Bowl.
They bowled tidily, conceding only three sets of wides, pegging Waterlooville to 113-4.
They chased down the target to win by four wickets with two overs to spare.
Alex Shephard (26 not out) and James Scutt (23) were the only Ville batsmen to make their mark, while any prospect the Southern Premier League side were effectively blown away by a proliferation of wides, left-armer Matt Cook conceding 33 runs off his two overs.
Matt Jackman (26 retired) and teenager Scott Sturt (21) steered Longparish home.
Longparish will face Hook & Newnham Basics and former ECB indoor champions Sarisbury Athletic in Sunday's round-robin finals.
Hook overwhelmed neighbours Basingstoke & North Hants, restricting the Bountymen to 115-5 (Ash Neal 31 not out) and breezing to a six-wicket win with Matt Buckingham, Ben Thane, Harry Warner and Jordan Hobday all undefeated.
Sarisbury Athletic made equally short work of cup holders Havant, Peter Hammond's 3-21 return capping a fine all-round bowling display in a four-wicket win, led by Ricky Rawlins (27).
Results -
Waterlooville 113-4 (Shephard 26*, Scutt 23) Longparish 114-2 (Jackman 26*, Sturt 21). Longparish won by four wickets.
Basingstoke & North Hants 115-5 (Ash Neal 31, Andy Neal 21, Doran 2-21, Thane 2-31) Hook & Newnham Basics 116-0 (M Buckingham 28*, Thane 26*, Warner 25*, Hobday 24*). Hook & Newnham Basics won by six wickets.
Havant 107 (Gadd 26, Jerry 21, Hammond 3-21) Sarisbury Athletic 112-2 (Rawlins 27). Sarisbury Athletic won by four wickets.
Sunday's Hampshire Cup fixtures: 6.30: Longparish v Sarisbury Athletic, 7.45 : Hook & Newnham Basics v Longparish, 8.45: Hook & Newnham Basics v Sarisbury Athletic.
They bowled tidily, conceding only three sets of wides, pegging Waterlooville to 113-4.
They chased down the target to win by four wickets with two overs to spare.
Alex Shephard (26 not out) and James Scutt (23) were the only Ville batsmen to make their mark, while any prospect the Southern Premier League side were effectively blown away by a proliferation of wides, left-armer Matt Cook conceding 33 runs off his two overs.
Matt Jackman (26 retired) and teenager Scott Sturt (21) steered Longparish home.
Longparish will face Hook & Newnham Basics and former ECB indoor champions Sarisbury Athletic in Sunday's round-robin finals.
Hook overwhelmed neighbours Basingstoke & North Hants, restricting the Bountymen to 115-5 (Ash Neal 31 not out) and breezing to a six-wicket win with Matt Buckingham, Ben Thane, Harry Warner and Jordan Hobday all undefeated.
Sarisbury Athletic made equally short work of cup holders Havant, Peter Hammond's 3-21 return capping a fine all-round bowling display in a four-wicket win, led by Ricky Rawlins (27).
Results -
Waterlooville 113-4 (Shephard 26*, Scutt 23) Longparish 114-2 (Jackman 26*, Sturt 21). Longparish won by four wickets.
Basingstoke & North Hants 115-5 (Ash Neal 31, Andy Neal 21, Doran 2-21, Thane 2-31) Hook & Newnham Basics 116-0 (M Buckingham 28*, Thane 26*, Warner 25*, Hobday 24*). Hook & Newnham Basics won by six wickets.
Havant 107 (Gadd 26, Jerry 21, Hammond 3-21) Sarisbury Athletic 112-2 (Rawlins 27). Sarisbury Athletic won by four wickets.
Sunday's Hampshire Cup fixtures: 6.30: Longparish v Sarisbury Athletic, 7.45 : Hook & Newnham Basics v Longparish, 8.45: Hook & Newnham Basics v Sarisbury Athletic.
