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VILLAGE CUP REACHES COUNTY FINAL STAGE

1/6/2017

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Sparsholt’s Dave Banks (right) goes up but Paultons batsman Josh Metcalfe survives the lbw shout.  Pic Bob Selly.
 
Sparsholt will visit Liphook & Ripsley in the Watsons National Village Cup Hampshire county final at Ripsley Park on Sunday week, June 11.
While they were beating fellow semi-finalists Paultons by 69 runs, Liphook piled up 270-8 at Tichborne Park, where Sulman Ganguly helped himself to a century.
Jeremy Frith hit 85 and Dave Banks a lively 57 as Sparsholt ran up 246-6 (Tom Foster 41) before restricting Paultons to 177-7 at the Norman Edwards Ground.
Ganguly smashed two sixes and 12 fours in a blistering 112 in Liphook’s run romp, which was complemented by Gabe Broadhurst (43) and Rich Williams (34).  Tichborne made 85 all out.
Redlynch & Hale made a predictable exit after Goatacre posted a formidable 244-7 at Woodfalls.   James Benson made 41 of the Redlynch 138 reply.
Rowledge looked to be headed out when Surrey county semi-finalists Old Sinjungrammarians reduced them to 21-4.  But Chris Board (110) and David Lloyd (71) came to the rescue with 211-4 proving too many for the Tooting visitors.  Left-armer Jake Wish took 4-10 as OS were bowled out for 131.

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Paultons opener Nathan Feltham is stumped by Sparsholt wicketkeeper Stuart Tognarelli. Picture Bob Selly.
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