Cricket

LOCAL sporting heroes have been recognised for their dedication and commitment during a challenging last 12 months.

LYMINGTON secured a thrilling seven-run win over Burridge as prolific Ximus du Plooy hit another half-century to continue their fantastic form.

A NERVE-RACKING single off the last ball earned a Voneus Village Cup quarter-final spot in a thrilling tied game.

A dominant Lymington picked up a third straight win, this time over Hampshire Academy, that was inspired by a six-wicket haul from Dan Cox.

BASHLEY’S Josh Digby continued his impressive form to help Bashley to a three-wicket win over top-of-the-table rivals St Cross Symondians.

AFTER a blistering unbeaten start to the season, New Milton lost their second game in a row, allowing Totton to open a gap at the top of the table.

LYMINGTON'S former Hampshire all-rounder and current Northants player Gareth Berg top-scored on his league debut, sealing a four-wicket win

CALMORE Sports Club continued their Voneus Village Cup run securing a last 16 place after collapsing from 48-0 to 112-8 before recovering to win.

NEW Milton slumped to 4-3, before lurching to 19-5 as Portsmouth tore up the form book.

A DELIGHTED Lymington returned to winning ways breaking a four-game losing streak with a superb all-round performance against Hook & Newnham Basics.

NEW Milton CC moved to the top of the table after beating Calmore in a narrow four-run win.

CALMORE Sports won a thrilling regional Voneus Village Cup final three balls into the final over against Sparsholt to make the national rounds.

Lymington CC slumped to a fourth loss of the season after failing to capitalise on a promising 75-run opening-wicket stand.

Lymington CC U9s have started the year brightly, welcoming a host of new faces while posting remarkably high scores and enjoying the taste of victory.

The defending Premier Division 2019 champions, Bashley CC, suffered a resounding nine-wicket defeat to Bournemouth CC at the Bashley Cricket Ground.

Lymington suffered a resounding eight-wicket defeat to St Cross Symondians, who arguably boast the strongest batting line-up in the league.

BASHLEY CC continue to hold the local bragging rights as they defeated Lymington to move into first place after two games.

IN THE only SPL Premier League game to go ahead, Lymington CC's Ryan Scott scored 28 runs and took three wickets to defeat Burridge CC by 29 runs.

NEW Milton Cricket Club made a perfect start to the league with Lee Beck in commanding form, hitting 81 not out and taking five wickets.

Paultons Cricket Club came out on top in a back-and-forth battle with Overton to seal a place in the next round of the Voneus Village Cup.