Relegated Basingstoke & North Hants were bowled out for 110 and beaten by six wickets by Bashley (Rydal) in their final ECB Southern Premier League match.
It was their 11th defeat in 16 outings, only three of which they won, and left them marooned at the Premier Division basement 31 points behind Bournemouth.
Bashley knocked off the runs in ten overs after normal tail end pair, spinner Ali Brown (34) and Abhijeet Saranath (25) had top scored in an innings which lasted 26.2 overs.
Dan Goodey (3-25) removed three of Basingstoke’s top four, with Ethan Baker and Josh Digby taking two wickets each.
James Trodd (43) and Ben Walker (38 not out) paved the way to an easy Bashley victory.
Having been crowned Premier Division champions a week earlier, the pressure was off St Cross Symondians, who were not in a terribly strong position against runners-up Alton at the Jubilee Ground.
Spinner Dan Sumner had returned 4-46 and taken the wickets of lead St Cross run getters Gareth Schreuder (39), Kam Dharawal (31) and Dom Kelly (24) when play was abandoned after 38 overs with the newly crowned champions 127-7.
It was their 11th defeat in 16 outings, only three of which they won, and left them marooned at the Premier Division basement 31 points behind Bournemouth.
Bashley knocked off the runs in ten overs after normal tail end pair, spinner Ali Brown (34) and Abhijeet Saranath (25) had top scored in an innings which lasted 26.2 overs.
Dan Goodey (3-25) removed three of Basingstoke’s top four, with Ethan Baker and Josh Digby taking two wickets each.
James Trodd (43) and Ben Walker (38 not out) paved the way to an easy Bashley victory.
Having been crowned Premier Division champions a week earlier, the pressure was off St Cross Symondians, who were not in a terribly strong position against runners-up Alton at the Jubilee Ground.
Spinner Dan Sumner had returned 4-46 and taken the wickets of lead St Cross run getters Gareth Schreuder (39), Kam Dharawal (31) and Dom Kelly (24) when play was abandoned after 38 overs with the newly crowned champions 127-7.
Dan Sumner four wickets for Alton [Roy Honeybone]
T20 Cup finalists Lymington lost three wickets for four runs (29-3) against Portsmouth at St Helen's before Gareth Berg (71), Conor Moors (33) and Johan Dharawal (31*) rallied. The rains came with Lymington 185-6 after 36 overs.
Bournemouth's scheduled home match against Burridge was cancelled.
Bournemouth's scheduled home match against Burridge was cancelled.
