Trojans have regained top spot in Southern Electric Premier Division 3 after Simon Williams inspired a comfortable seven-wicket win over Havant II.
The evergreen Trojans opener hit an undefeated 62 as Trojans chased down a modest 140 (Jez Ord 29) by Havant.
Waterlooville's unexpected five-wicket loss to Basingstoke & North Hants II paved the way for Trojans to snatch a five-point lead at the top.
Chris Chandler (4-42) was the nemesis, taking two early wickets and later in his ten-over stint dismissed Australian Sam Williams (55) and Alex Shephard (47), who took the Ville to 96-2.
The overnight leaders proceeded to lose five wickets for 23 runs before Brad Mengham (37) and his tail-end colleagues put 215-9 on the board.
Callum Coombs hit an undefeated 82 to guide the visiting Bountymen home.
At the opposite end of the table, Lymington are in danger of losing the SPL3 place last season's Hampshire League championship win earned them.
Their thumping 163-run defeat by South Wilts II has left them second from bottom, adrift of St Cross Symondians II and Totton & Eling II, who both have 123 points.
Nigel Bungay (43 not out) and Adam Carty (43) did the spadework as Totton II overhauled Alton's 176, but St Cross Symondians II saw their 188 shredded when Australian import Blake Maher cracked an unbeaten 114 to give Gosport Borough a seven-wicket win.
The evergreen Trojans opener hit an undefeated 62 as Trojans chased down a modest 140 (Jez Ord 29) by Havant.
Waterlooville's unexpected five-wicket loss to Basingstoke & North Hants II paved the way for Trojans to snatch a five-point lead at the top.
Chris Chandler (4-42) was the nemesis, taking two early wickets and later in his ten-over stint dismissed Australian Sam Williams (55) and Alex Shephard (47), who took the Ville to 96-2.
The overnight leaders proceeded to lose five wickets for 23 runs before Brad Mengham (37) and his tail-end colleagues put 215-9 on the board.
Callum Coombs hit an undefeated 82 to guide the visiting Bountymen home.
At the opposite end of the table, Lymington are in danger of losing the SPL3 place last season's Hampshire League championship win earned them.
Their thumping 163-run defeat by South Wilts II has left them second from bottom, adrift of St Cross Symondians II and Totton & Eling II, who both have 123 points.
Nigel Bungay (43 not out) and Adam Carty (43) did the spadework as Totton II overhauled Alton's 176, but St Cross Symondians II saw their 188 shredded when Australian import Blake Maher cracked an unbeaten 114 to give Gosport Borough a seven-wicket win.
