Lee Savident and Sully White played the key roles as Burridge beat a disappointing Bashley (Rydal) by 55 runs to secure their first ECB Southern Premier Division ‘Time’ pennant win points.
Savident top scored with 60 before Burridge reduced the visitors to 90-8 before successfully defended 201 with some comfort – seamer White (pictured) having ripping the heart out of their top order with a four-wicket haul.
Former Hampshire all-rounder Savident produced a patient knock at the top of the order and was eventually fifth out at 145, having hit one six and seven fours in a timely stay at the crease.
Azim Chowdhury (29) and Richard Lock (21) provided support before Josh Digby (3-29) and Simon Watkins (2-39)began to make inroads with their off-spin.
Handy late runs from Oli Southon and Sully White took Burridge past the 200-mark.
Digby and Michael Porter bagged first ball ducks as Bashley rocked at 47-5, White taking 4-36 and Southon an eventual 3-56.
Things got little better at 90-8 before tail end resistance from Simon Watkins (26) and Dan Goodey (26) helped Bashley limp to 146 all out.
Savident top scored with 60 before Burridge reduced the visitors to 90-8 before successfully defended 201 with some comfort – seamer White (pictured) having ripping the heart out of their top order with a four-wicket haul.
Former Hampshire all-rounder Savident produced a patient knock at the top of the order and was eventually fifth out at 145, having hit one six and seven fours in a timely stay at the crease.
Azim Chowdhury (29) and Richard Lock (21) provided support before Josh Digby (3-29) and Simon Watkins (2-39)began to make inroads with their off-spin.
Handy late runs from Oli Southon and Sully White took Burridge past the 200-mark.
Digby and Michael Porter bagged first ball ducks as Bashley rocked at 47-5, White taking 4-36 and Southon an eventual 3-56.
Things got little better at 90-8 before tail end resistance from Simon Watkins (26) and Dan Goodey (26) helped Bashley limp to 146 all out.
