[naviga:font color="BLUE"] Somerset CC 238-3

Willow Cuts 89

A century by skipper Jacobi Robinson led last year's Twenty/20 runners-up to this convincing 149-run victory over Cuts at Southampton Oval as Somerset posted the weekend's highest score on Saturday.

Robinson blasted a stroke-filled 141 to lead his men to a formidable total.

In reply, Cuts could only manage 89 with Joshua Gilbert snatching four wickets and Robinson taking another.

Southampton Rangers 215

Bailey's Bay Cricket Club 188-9

Southampton Rangers amassed the weekend's second highest total, scoring 215 on their way to a 27-run victory over Bailey's Bay at Southampton Oval.

After winning the toss and electing to bat, Kwame Tucker top scored for the home side with 45 while Rodney Trott collected bowling figures of four for 31 for Bay.

In reply, Bay fell 27 runs short of their target, finishing at 188 for nine in their allotted overs.

Irving Romaine led the run chase, scoring 57 not out as he and veteran Noel Gibbonscombined for a 51-run 10th wicket partnership.

Dwayne (Sluggo) Leverock took four wickets for 29 runs in his side's win.

Western Stars 135-6

Somerset Bridge 139-6

Somerset Bridge got off to a winning start in the Twenty/20 League with a four-wicket victory over Stars at St. John's Field.

Wayne Campbell scored 40 for Stars as they reached 135 for six in their 20 overs, with Donnie Charles returning figures of two for 18.

In reply, Bridge cruised to victiory with Charles completing a successful day as he scored 39 to lead his side's batting.

Brian Hall led the hosts' bowling, taking one for 11.

PHC 147-6

St. David's 150-3

St. David's proved that they are again serious contenders as they attempt to win their third straight title of the season with this comfortable seven-wicket victory over PHC at Sea Breeze Oval.

Opener Chris Douglas led the defending champions to their winning target of 148 from 16 overs with a fine 61 while player-coach Lionel Cann gave valuable support with a brisk 43 not out.

Former pro footballer Kyle Lightbourne was the pick of the PHC bowlers with one wicket for 23 off four overs.

Dean Stephens had top scored for PHC with 36 while St. David's skipper Deylone Borden led his team's bowlers with a three-wicket haul at a cost of 24 from his four overs.

Leg Trappers 160-8

Flatts 161-2

Jonathan Marion turned in a fine all-round performance in this convincing win for Flatts at Lord's.

Marion claimed three wickets although Trappers reached a respectable total off their 20 overs, Paul Larkin top scoring with 44 and Nick Lucking 23.

Flatt required just 18.1 overs to reach victory with Marion stroking 44 and Regino Smith following on 33.

St. George's 73

Devonshire Rec. 76-0

Stephen Breamer struck 55 not out and Derek Brangman claimed three wickets for 11 runs as Devonshire Rec. scored this emphatic ten-wicket win over St. George's at Lord's.

Devonshire romped to victory in just 7.4 overs after the East Enders struggled to a paltry total 73 off 14.3 overs, Richard Todd was high man on 27 while Christian Burgess followed on 10.

Cleveland 151-8

Police 152-3

At Sea Breeze Oval, James Celestine smacked 49 and Anderson Cumberbatch hit 34 to lead Police to victory in 17.3 overs.

Earlier Charles Richardson scored 32 to help Cleveland to a respectable total, Dennis Musson contributing 31. Robin Total took two for 17 off two overs and Winston Bradshaw two for 23 off four overs.

Richardson was also top bowler for Cleveland with two for 26 off three overs.

n The match between Young Men's Social Club and Warwick was called off after neither side could field a full team.