Somerset 112 for fourWarwick 110 all outFour wickets for Jacobi Robinson helped Somerset to a comfortable six wicket win over Western rivals Warwick who are still searching for their first win of the season.After winning the toss and electing to bat, Warwick got off to a slow start with opener Dwayne Adams being dropped twice early on before opening partner Koshun Durrant was bowled by Kamal Easton in the fifth over.Easton picked up his second wicket four overs later when Adams mistimed a straight drive and was caught by Shaquille Jones at mid-off to leave Warwick at 35-2.Following the loss of these early wickets, Lionel Cann (41) and Sanj Dill (10) set about rebuilding the Warwick innings and put on 38 for the third wicket before Dill was bowled by Jordan DeSilva (3 for 22).Robinson’s introduction into the attack in the 18th over saw the game swing Somerset’s way once again. After being hit for two sixes and a four by Cann in his opening seven balls, Robinson picked up the prized wicket of the Warwick player/coach when he mistimed a slog sweep and was caught at deep mid-wicket by Dennico Hollis.Warwick’s lower order batsmen were unable to deal with Robinson’s spin as he finished with impressive figures of 4 for 26 off six overs before DeSilva wrapped up the innings with two wickets in two balls as Warwick lost their last seven wickets for 18 runs and were bowled out in 29 overs.Defending a low total, Warwick were in need of early wickets and got the perfect start when Kiani Darrell had opener Jones caught behind in the first over. Darrell then had Hollis caught at cover in the fifth over to reduce Somerset to 28-2 and give Warwick belief they could record an unlikely victory.Joshua Gilbert and DeSilva came together and put on 37 for the third wicket to stabilise the innings before Desliva (17) and Jahkai Benjamin (0) were dismissed in consecutive overs by Darrell (3 for 37) and Chare Smith (1 for 18) respectively to once again give Warwick hope.However, Bermuda Under-19 captain Gilbert, who finished unbeaten on 27, and Kwasi James (25 not out) held their nerve to chase down the remaining runs and see Somerset home in 16.2 overs.Somerset Bridge 135 all outPHC 96 all outRyan Shephard produced with both bat and ball yesterday as Somerset Bridge earned a comfortable 39 run win over PHC at White Hill Field for their second victory of the season.Having won the toss and sent the hosts into bat, PHC were made to rue the decision as Shephard (51) propelled his side to reach their required total.Shephard’s innings consisted for three fours and six.PHC weren’t helped by bowling 51 extras in the innings.In reply, PHC’s run chase never got going, with Donnie Charles grabbing four wickets to put the visitors on the back foot.Shephard provided the perfect foil to the chief wicket taker, contributing to the cause with two wickets to his name.Southampton Rangers 391 for sevenWestern Stars 138 all outSouthampton Rangers thrashed Western Stars by 253 runs at Southampton Oval.Winning the toss and electing to bat, Rangers put up a more than defendable total thanks to a superb all-round batting performance.Dion Stovell (76) and Ian Armstrong (89) put on 122 runs for the fifth wicket, while Stovell was part of a third wicket stand of 102 runs with Janeiro Tucker (42).Shannon Rayner added 49.Phillip Thomas was the pick of the Stars bowlers, grabbing four wickets.In reply, Stars only managed 138 runs thanks to Tucker and Derrick Brangman, who grabbed three wickets apiece.Alex Dore chipped in with two wickets, while Ray Butterfield was the top scorer for the visitors with 43. Wayne Campbell scored 24.Willow Cuts’ match against Devonshire Rec. was called off due to bad weather, with both sides earning five points.