Bailey's Bay 165-2 Led by an unbeaten 72 from skipper Chris Smith and a brisk 57 from Cal Dill Jr, champions Bailey's Bay sent Devonshire Rec. crashing to an eight-wicket loss in this Knockout Cup first round game at Sea Breeze Oval on Sunday.

Devonshire's misery was compounded by an incident involving paceman Anthony Edwards who only recently completed a term of suspension and could now face further disciplinary action.

Edwards reacted angrily after being stumped out and following a delayed departure reportedly returned to the field with his bat and directed verbal abuse at opposing players before team-mates persuaded him to leave the field.

Smith and Dill joined in an opening stand of 104 and set Bay on course for their emphatic victory. Ricky Hill chipped in with an unbeaten 18.

Earlier Corey Hill continued his fine bowling this season with four for 36 off 10 overs, including three maidens, to spearhead Bay's attack while Clarkie Trott had two for 23.

Wendell Swan was top bat for Devonshire with 66 while Winston Trott Jr. scored 32.

Cleveland 217 St. David's 168 St. David's paceman Dale Fox was sent off the field by his captain Lionel Cann following a dispute early in this match against Cleveland and he was to play no further part as the visitors scored a 49-run win at Lord's.

Fox, who took seven for 64 against St. George's last weekend, bowled just a single over on Sunday before he and captain Cann became embroiled in a row.

Fox didn't bat in the St. David's innings as they failed in their bid to reach Cleveland's total of 217.

High men for Cleveland were opener Curtis Jackson with 43, including three fours and two sixes, and Allan Douglas with 54 not out batting at number seven. Corey Lowe contributed 22.

Leading the bowling for St. David's was Jevon Foggo with two for 48 and Cann with two for 52. Cameron Fox gave up just 20 runs in his 10 overs and took one wicket.

Cann was high man for St. David's with 57 while Phillip Pitcher scored 41.

Albert Simons took two for 24 and Diallo Sharrieff two for 37.

Social Club 84 Police 89-0 Police openers Wayne Clark and Donovan Livingston needed just 10 overs to polish off the required runs after Roger Blades, Richard Austin and Ferdinand Thorne had inflicted the early damage in dismissing Social Club for just 84.

Blades claimed four for 23, Austin two for 19 and Thorne two for 24. Hugh Hollis was high man for Social Club with 18.

Clark then ensured an early finish as he stroked 11 fours in a quickfire unbeaten 54 while Livingston was undefeated 25 as the pair scored 89 off 60 balls.

Nationals 52 Western Stars 56-2 This match was over before three o'clock after Nationals could only set their opponents a target of 53 at St. John's Field.

Graham Strange (13) was the only Nationals batsman in double figures as Allan Brangman led the Stars bowling with four for 23 while captain Arnold Manders chipped in with two for two from 3.3 overs. Nationals lasted just 22.3 overs.

Ricky Brangman was 16 not out for Stars as they reached their target in just 8.1 overs. David Gibbs got both wickets, giving up 33 runs in the process during 4.1 overs.

Warwick 227 Somerset Bridge 176 Ritchie Foggo was the top Warwick performer with both bat and ball as they beat Western Counties rivals Bridge by 51 runs at Southampton Oval.

Foggo first smashed 63 as Warwick built on an opening stand of 67 between Johnny Nusum (42) and Peter Lee (21). Foggo, batting at number four, added 99 for the fourth wicket with El James as they took the total to 202 when James was bowled by Denzel Dill for 48.

Bridge managed to take the remaining six wicket reasonably cheaply but by then the damage had been done. David Jones was their best bowler with four for 49 while Dill claimed two for 39 and George Weller two for 49.

Jones helped keep Bridge in the match early in their innings when he added 35 for the first wicket with G.Maybury (24) and then 57 for the second with O'Neil Virgil who contributed 22 before he became the first of Foggo's victims.

Foggo, with a wicket in each of his first four overs of medium pace, finished with four for 24 from seven overs while Daniel Caines claimed three for 52 and Allan Wilkinson two for 44.

Southampton 232-9 Flatts 170 Dwayne Steede took four for 26 and Quinton Burch had three for 43 as Southampton defeated Flatts by 62 runs at Devonshire Rec.

Burch was top scorer for Southampton with 65 while Gladwin Ingham scored 38 and opener David Stoneham 33.

McDonald Woolridge was top batsman for Flatts with 48, Millard Bean hit 29 and Derek Wright 24. Bean and Wright joined in an opening stand that put on 51.

St. George's 221-7 Somerset CC 73 Skipper Graham Fox, David Adams and Del Tyrell combined to take nine wickets and lead St. George's to a 148-run victory over Somerset at Wellington Oval.

Fox had four for 18 off nine overs while Admas snatched three for 18 off three overs and Tyrell two for 34 off seven overs as Somerset failed to reach the three-figure mark. Chris Caisey was top bat with 17 while Curtis Lee hit 15 and Steval Arorash 10.

Lewis Foggo was high man for St. George's with 45 while Clevie Wade made 44 and David Adams 23 not out. Lee took three for 12 off six overs, including three maidens.

Willow Cuts 182 PHC 68 Willow Cuts beat PHC by 114 runs at White Hill with Vivian Simons taking three for six and Ozzie Hinds three for 22.

Also taking wickets were Rodney Fubler with two for 10 and Richard Basden with two for 25. Sheridan Ming was top bat for PHC with 31.

For Cuts, Joseph Matthews struck 41, Rodney Fubler 32 and Richard Basden 30.

Charles Simons took three for 19, Kallan Johnston two for 27 and Mike Furbert two for 52.