PREMIER DIVISION
Southampton Rangers 300 St. George's Cricket Club 258
Onias Bascome and Delray Rawlins laid the foundation with a blistering opening partnership as Southampton Rangers claimed a 42-run victory over St. George’s Cricket Club in a high-scoring Premier Division thriller at the Southampton Oval.
After electing to bat, Southampton Rangers set a commanding total of 300, largely built on an explosive 166-run opening stand. Bascome spearheaded the assault, smashing 95 off just 55 deliveries—including 11 boundaries and five maximums—while Rawlins provided fluent support with 66 off 61 balls.
Keegan Jones was the standout performer with the ball for St. George's, stemming the flow to finish with figures of 4-50 from his 10 overs.
In response, St. George’s were bowled out for 258 despite a late-order cameo from Anandu Anil, who remained unbeaten on 49 from just 22 balls. Rawlins capped off an all-round performance by claiming 4-52 to seal the victory for the hosts.
Baileys Bay 161 Somerset Cricket Club 94
At the Sea Breeze Oval, Bailey’s Bay defended a modest total to defeat Somerset Cricket Club by 67 runs.
Opting to bat first, Bay were bowled out for 161, with Kyle Hodsoll top-scoring with 30. Janeiro Tucker led the Somerset attack with economical figures of 3-14 from 8.3 overs.
Somerset’s chase never gained traction, however, as they were skittled for 94. Amari Ebbin offered the main resistance with 27, but Dennico Hollis proved lethal with the ball, taking 3-23 to ensure a comfortable win for Bailey's Bay.
FIRST DIVISION
Somerset Bridge 240 PHC 241/5
PHC secured a five-wicket victory over Somerset Bridge following a well-paced run chase at the PHC Stadium.
Batting first, Somerset Bridge posted 240, powered by Adrian Burrows’ 64 off 72 balls. Charles Trott spearheaded the PHC bowling attack, picking up 4-42 from his 10 overs.
Trott then starred with the bat, scoring a quickfire 59 off 46 balls alongside Davin Dill’s patient 63 (73 balls) to steer PHC past the target at 241-5, despite Joshua Gilbert’s 3-58 for Somerset Bridge.
Devonshire Recreation Club 184 Flatts Victoria 186/6
Flatts Victoria successfully chased down Devonshire Recreation Club's total of 184 to claim a four-wicket win.
After putting Devonshire into bat, Flatts restricted the hosts to 184, with Freeman Lema top-scoring with 39 and Jamin Furbert returning figures of 3-36.
In response, half-centuries from Kijuan Franks (67 off 46 balls) and an unbeaten 57 from Treadwell Gibbons anchored the chase, guiding Flatts Victoria home at 186-6 despite Jahzarde Samuels taking 2-51.
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