Harry Broderick led the way with an unbeaten 80 as South Wilts took just 15 overs to overhaul Sarisbury Athletic's total of 158 at Allotment Road.
It led to South Wilts pulling off an emphatic eighth-wicket win to remain second in the ECB Southern Premier League behind champions St Cross Symondians.
Broderick, an award winning carpenter by trade, hit three sixes and ten fours in his 47-ball knock.
He and fellow opener James Degg (38) blitzed the short boundary, hitting 18 fours and three sixes in their 99-run stand.
Cape Town's Josh Chippendale weighed in with 31.
Earlier, Sarisbury collapsed from a promising 128-2 - eight wickets falling for 30 runs, principally to Degg (4-9) and recent recruit George Allom, who produced impressive figures of 3-16 off his ten overs.
Joe Baker (44) and Jack Robson (43) eased Sarisbury towards a decent total, but the innings collapsed after a triple breakthrough by Allom, who joined South Wilts in June from Nottinghamshire Premier League club Papplewick and Linby.
Degg ripped through the Sarisbury lower order.
It led to South Wilts pulling off an emphatic eighth-wicket win to remain second in the ECB Southern Premier League behind champions St Cross Symondians.
Broderick, an award winning carpenter by trade, hit three sixes and ten fours in his 47-ball knock.
He and fellow opener James Degg (38) blitzed the short boundary, hitting 18 fours and three sixes in their 99-run stand.
Cape Town's Josh Chippendale weighed in with 31.
Earlier, Sarisbury collapsed from a promising 128-2 - eight wickets falling for 30 runs, principally to Degg (4-9) and recent recruit George Allom, who produced impressive figures of 3-16 off his ten overs.
Joe Baker (44) and Jack Robson (43) eased Sarisbury towards a decent total, but the innings collapsed after a triple breakthrough by Allom, who joined South Wilts in June from Nottinghamshire Premier League club Papplewick and Linby.
Degg ripped through the Sarisbury lower order.