Will Tripcony oozes class
Burridge lost half their wickets for only 26 runs against visiting Bashley (Rydal) before crashing to a 169-run ECB Southern Premier League defeat - their third in a row this month.
Dan Goodey (3-26) and Jacob Gordon (3-9) ripped through a fragile Burridge top order, now minus influential Australia Under-19 batsman Toby Snell, who has returned to his native Queensland to prepare for the new season Down Under with 679 runs under his belt.
Inayat Ullah, hot favourite to win the Premir Division bowling award with 37 poles, spared Burridge's blushes with a battling fifty before his side subsided to 109 all out.
Will Tripcony (76) and Gordon (51*), back from a Canadian T20 tournament, led Bashley to 278, Jack Stearman making 25 and George Wilson an unbeaten 32.
Dan Goodey (3-26) and Jacob Gordon (3-9) ripped through a fragile Burridge top order, now minus influential Australia Under-19 batsman Toby Snell, who has returned to his native Queensland to prepare for the new season Down Under with 679 runs under his belt.
Inayat Ullah, hot favourite to win the Premir Division bowling award with 37 poles, spared Burridge's blushes with a battling fifty before his side subsided to 109 all out.
Will Tripcony (76) and Gordon (51*), back from a Canadian T20 tournament, led Bashley to 278, Jack Stearman making 25 and George Wilson an unbeaten 32.
