Sully White wrecked Lymington middle-order.
Burridge swept to second consecutive win, beating bottom of the pile Lymington, who have been bowled out for less than 100 in two of their last three ECB Southern Premier Division matches and have to earn a batting bonus point this month.
Skittled for a paltry 71 by Bournemouth a fortnight ago, Lymington sank 57-7 before rallying to make 95 against Burridge, who went on to win by five wickets.
Batting first at the Sports Ground can often be tricky, particularly against he lanky Dan Stancliffe (3-17), who has a tendency to bowl straight !
Only Terry Crabb (25) held his own as Sully White (4-28) ripped out Lymington's fragile middle-order.
It needed 15-year old Chay Howell, on a school half-term break from his GCSEs, to show the technique and stabilise the Lymington innings with a five-boundary 28. Inayat Ullah (2-17) and Ronnie Singh polished off the innings.
Lymington sniffed an outside chance when Burridge slipped to 41-3 - Kiwi Charlie Wilson (3-19) - before Sachin Suresh (26) and Azimunnoor Chowdhury(21 not out) then put on 30 for the fourth wicket to effectively end the contest.
Skittled for a paltry 71 by Bournemouth a fortnight ago, Lymington sank 57-7 before rallying to make 95 against Burridge, who went on to win by five wickets.
Batting first at the Sports Ground can often be tricky, particularly against he lanky Dan Stancliffe (3-17), who has a tendency to bowl straight !
Only Terry Crabb (25) held his own as Sully White (4-28) ripped out Lymington's fragile middle-order.
It needed 15-year old Chay Howell, on a school half-term break from his GCSEs, to show the technique and stabilise the Lymington innings with a five-boundary 28. Inayat Ullah (2-17) and Ronnie Singh polished off the innings.
Lymington sniffed an outside chance when Burridge slipped to 41-3 - Kiwi Charlie Wilson (3-19) - before Sachin Suresh (26) and Azimunnoor Chowdhury(21 not out) then put on 30 for the fourth wicket to effectively end the contest.
