 Ben Draper (above) in stumping mode .. Havant batsman Harry Gadd, right. Roy Honeybone. |  |
South Wilts are boosted by the return of skipper Ben Draper and opener Tom Morton as they bid to defend their 14-point lead at the top of the ECB Southern Premier Division at fourth placed Havant, 11.30.
The pair missed last week’s six-wicket win over the Hampshire Academy, so Morton will open alongside Jack Mynott and Draper replace second team gloveman Sam Pittman, who picked up five victims in that Young Hawks win.
Lead wicketkeeper Matt Burton, Draper, Arthur Godsal and Mynott are in Wiltshire’s National Counties Championship side to play Oxfordshire at Bemerton on Sunday.
Tom Lewis is added as an additional spin option, while Havant – still lurking dangerously 18 points behind – send Ben Walker to the second team match at Alton, but have Harry Gadd back after covid self-isolation.
Havant: Pete Hopson, Harry Gadd, Simon Loat, Chris Morgan, Richard Hindley, Jez Bulled, Oli Perkins, Alf Taw, Freddie Gadd, Richard Jerry, Julian Atkins.
South Wilts: Morton, Mynott, Rowe, Hayward, Draper, Hussey, Godsal, Huntley, Grant, Lewis, Burton.
Bournemouth, still second despite losing three of their last four matches, field an unchanged side against Bashley (Rydal) at Chapel Gate.
Chris Park is desperate for his side to start scoring some meaningful runs against an unannounced Bashley side anxious to avenge a nine-wicket mauling at the BCG in late May. Micahel Porter and Harry Fisher are expected back for the Bash, but 15-yerar old leg spinner Ethan Baker is resting ahead of next week's ECB Bunbury Festival at Loughborough University.
Bournemouth: C Park, Webb, N Park, Woodruff, Shrubsole, Matthews, Pack, Hurley, Denham, Conway, Breckon.
St Cross Symondians, minus Tom or Harry Foyle, gave a Premier debut to Hampshire U16 batsman Ben Foster against Lymington at the Green Jackets ground.
Matt Metcalfe and Terry Crabb return for Lymington after helping the New Forest club’s second team to an important Hampshire League win at Easton & Martyr Worthy last weekend
St Cross Symondians: Ellis, Haworth, Bransgrove, Lewis, Booth, Woolvine, Braans, Foyle, Trussler, Foster, Beetham.
Lymington: Metcalfe, Mortimore, Crabb, Rogers, Scott, Du Plooy, Cox, Royan, Attrill, Proctor, Wade.
The pair missed last week’s six-wicket win over the Hampshire Academy, so Morton will open alongside Jack Mynott and Draper replace second team gloveman Sam Pittman, who picked up five victims in that Young Hawks win.
Lead wicketkeeper Matt Burton, Draper, Arthur Godsal and Mynott are in Wiltshire’s National Counties Championship side to play Oxfordshire at Bemerton on Sunday.
Tom Lewis is added as an additional spin option, while Havant – still lurking dangerously 18 points behind – send Ben Walker to the second team match at Alton, but have Harry Gadd back after covid self-isolation.
Havant: Pete Hopson, Harry Gadd, Simon Loat, Chris Morgan, Richard Hindley, Jez Bulled, Oli Perkins, Alf Taw, Freddie Gadd, Richard Jerry, Julian Atkins.
South Wilts: Morton, Mynott, Rowe, Hayward, Draper, Hussey, Godsal, Huntley, Grant, Lewis, Burton.
Bournemouth, still second despite losing three of their last four matches, field an unchanged side against Bashley (Rydal) at Chapel Gate.
Chris Park is desperate for his side to start scoring some meaningful runs against an unannounced Bashley side anxious to avenge a nine-wicket mauling at the BCG in late May. Micahel Porter and Harry Fisher are expected back for the Bash, but 15-yerar old leg spinner Ethan Baker is resting ahead of next week's ECB Bunbury Festival at Loughborough University.
Bournemouth: C Park, Webb, N Park, Woodruff, Shrubsole, Matthews, Pack, Hurley, Denham, Conway, Breckon.
St Cross Symondians, minus Tom or Harry Foyle, gave a Premier debut to Hampshire U16 batsman Ben Foster against Lymington at the Green Jackets ground.
Matt Metcalfe and Terry Crabb return for Lymington after helping the New Forest club’s second team to an important Hampshire League win at Easton & Martyr Worthy last weekend
St Cross Symondians: Ellis, Haworth, Bransgrove, Lewis, Booth, Woolvine, Braans, Foyle, Trussler, Foster, Beetham.
Lymington: Metcalfe, Mortimore, Crabb, Rogers, Scott, Du Plooy, Cox, Royan, Attrill, Proctor, Wade.
