Cleveland County 104

St. David's 105-7

A solid all-round performance by Chris Douglas enabled defending champions St. David's to win their third successive match in the Twenty/20 League at Lord's on Saturday.

The Bermuda national team youngster first turned in a devastating spell of bowling to prevent Cleveland from reaching a decent total, and then opened the innings with a top score of 30 to lead the Islanders to a three-wicket victory.

Douglas' haul of three wickets for two runs off two overs, including a maiden, floored the visitors who crumbled in 17.3 overs.

Also among the wicket-takers for the East Enders were Landro Minors who snatched three for six off 1.3 overs and Justin Pitcher who collected two for 18 off four overs.

With Douglas leading the way, St. David's raced to victory in 14.1 overs despite losing seven wickets on the way.

Graison McCallan hit an unbeaten 19 and Landro Minors contributed 13 and McLaren Lowe 10.

Dennis Musson Jr. was the leading bowler for Cleveland with two for 13 off 3.1 overs while Macai Young took two for 19 off three.

Western Stars 36

Police 39-1

Home side Western Stars showed just how little interest there is among their players at this late stage of the season when just six turned up for this contest at St. John's Field.

As such, a full Police contigent found little resistance and demolished their opponents in 11.2 overs.

Wayne Campbell top scored for Stars with 12 – the only bat in double figures. The top contribution came via extras – 13.

Dennis Archer led the Police bowlers with four wickets for seven runs from three overs while Nigel Gittens returned one for two from 2.2 overs.

Police required a mere five overs to snatch the win with Anderson Cumberbatch finishing undefeated on 22.

Leg Trappers 94

Bailey's Bay 42-1

Bailey's Bay eased to a comfortable nine-wicket win in this rain affected game at Sea Breeze Oval.

In a match reduced to 16 overs a side, Bay kept Trappers to less than a hundred, with Noel Gibbons (three for nine) and Rodney Trott (three for six) the pick of the bowlers.

Only stiff resistance from Mike Toyer (23) and Dave Martin (32 no) gave the visitors' innings an air of respectability, but 94 was never likely to be enough against a Bay side containing Trott, Stephen Outerbridge, Irving Romaine and Terryn Fray.

In the end, the rain made the home side's task easier still, having reached 15 for one off the first two overs.

An hour's delay left Bay with a revised target of 40, leaving Trott and Outerbridge needing to score 25 off four overs.

They managed it in just 2.4 overs.

Somerset Cricket Club 161

Devonshire Recreation Club 29-0

Devonshire Rec. won their rain shortened match against Somerset at Southampton Oval, romping home by 10 wickets after being set a revised total.

Batting first, Somerset reached a total of 16 with Dwight Basden top scoring with 35.

Kameron Fox was the pick of the Devonshire bowlers, returning figures of three for 28.

In reply Devonshire required 29 runs in five overs after rain halted play.

Stephen Breamar scored 19 not out while Chris Foggo was five not out as the pair scored the runs 3.1 overs.

Willow Cuts 142-7

Southampton Rangers 147-6

Dwayne Leverock took three wickets for Southampton Rangers as his side saw off Willow Cuts by four wickets at at Southampton Oval.

Cuts batted first and put up a respectable total of 142 in their 20 overs with Ryan Shepherd scoring 79 to lead the batting.

Leverock took his three wickets for just 13 runs.

In reply, Keith Wainwright scored 44 to lead Rangers to victory while David Saltus took two for 35 to lead Cuts' attack.

St George's 196

Flatts 113

St George's thrashed 10-man Flatts at Sea Breeze Oval.

Ryan Steede led the charge, blasting 55 in quick time. Regino Smith took three wickets, and Isiah Lewis took two to give Flatts a glimmer of hope.

However, St George's bowlers dominated and Ronald Gibbons (60) was the only Flatts batsman who put up any resistance.

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n At Lord's, Social Club forfeited their game against PHC after refusing to take on the challenge with just the six players who showed up.

Before the weekend, Bermuda Cricket Board had confirmed that Social Club would not be withdrawing from the league.

"YMSC will continue to participate in the league as scheduled," stated the BCB.