Social Club 139, 129

St. David's 327-5

Arthur Pitcher jr and brother Justin provided a huge headache for the Social Club bowlers in this Two-Day First Division game at Devonshire Rec. over the weekend as they spearheaded St. David's to an emphatic innings and 59-run victory.

The pair proved inseparable with Arthur slamming an undefeated 100 and Justin following closely behind on 97 not out when the Islanders' allotted overs ran out.

Off the two, Justin was more brutal as he finished with 10 sixes and six fours while Arthur struck six sixes and six fours.

Social Club had batted first with Winston Simmons leading the way with 42 in a total of 139.

Delyone Borden's spin earned him startling figures of seven wickets for 57 runs off 18 overs of which four were maidens.

After the convincing response by St. David's, Social Club faced an uphill battle in their second innings as they struggled to 129 all out in 42.5 overs.

Nakia Smith was top bat on 34 while Dano Outerbridge struck 27.

Mackie Crane snatched some of the limelight from his batsmen as he claimed a hat-trick in his haul of four wickets for 12 runs from 10 overs, which included four maidens.

Somerset CC 195, 12-1

Flatts 50, 155

At Lord's, visitors Somerset CC cruised to a nine-wicket Third Division victory over Flatts who managed to make something of a fightback second time around having been bundled out for just 50 in the first innings.

Batting first, the West Enders reached a respectable total of 195 with Jacobi Robinson top scoring on 52 and Tony Cheeseman following with 47. Dean Smith was the pick of the Flatts bowlers with three for 19.

With few Flatts batsmen displaying any confidence at the crease, Somerset bowlers Jordon DeSilva and Shane Hollis enjoyed a good haul of wickets, DeSilva snatching three for six and Hollis three for 17.

Facing a first innings deficit of 145, Flatts were pressed to improve when they batted again in order to avoid an innings defeat.

Rahji Edness was their high man with 33 as Robinson snatched five for 33 and DeSilva three for 35.

Cleveland 143, 176-7

Somerset Bridge 115, 108

Kevin Shiell and Dennis Musson helped Cleveland this 96-run Third Division victory over Somerset Bridge at Wellington Oval.

Shiell struck 38 on Saturday to lead Cleveland's batting as young Bilal Lambert spearhaeded led the Bridge bowlers with three for 23.

Bridge were limited to just 115 in response with Donnie Charles top bat on 25. Musson claimed four wickets for 18 runs off 8.5 overs with four maidens.

Cleveland declared their second innings for 176 for seven, leaving Bridge a winning target of 204 which they were unable to reach.

Shiell was again leading scorer for Cleveland on 41 while Charles was top wicket taker for Bridge with three for 15 from 11 overs with five maidens.

Charles chipped in with 37 in the Bridge response of 108, Musson wrapping up the victory with a haul of five wickets for 28 runs off 15 overs with four maidens.