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2001 finalists crash out in SEC Cup Round 2
Mike Vimpany (as published in Daily Echo) - 21 June 2002
Lymington's reign as Southern Electric Premier League SEC Knockout Cup holders is over. They crashed to a seven-wicket second round defeat by neighbours Bashley (Rydal), for whom Neil Thurgood hit a half-century.
Last season's beaten finalists Andover also went out - South Wilts snatching an exciting two-wicket victory off the penultimate ball at London Road.
Richard Kenway's 66 eased Premier League champions BAT Sports to a comfortable 19-run win over Winchester KS.
Burridge provided the shock of the round, edging out much fancied Havant by eight runs.
Overseas players featured strongly in second round wins by Portsmouth and Easton & Martyr Worthy. South African Warren Swann cracked 83 in Portsmouth's 52-run win against Liphook & Ripsley, while Australian left-hand all-rounder Francis Gill notched a half-century as Easton crushed Trojans.
The much-delayed second round tie between Calmore Sports and Old Tauntonians & Romsey will be played at Loperwood Park on Thursday evening, 6pm.
Second round scores
Alton 93-8 (Warner 3-22), Rowledge 94-1 (Annings 58 not out, Morant 27)
Rowledge won by 9 wickets
Andover 108-8 (Wateridge 51), South Wilts 109-8 (Draper 30, Taylor 3-22, Langdown 3-28)
South Wilts won by 2 wickets
BAT Sports 133-7 (Kenway 66, Oxley 3-24), Winchester KS 114-9 (Bungay 23)
BAT Sports won by 19 runs
Burridge 106-9 (Cunningham 36, Hindley 4-26, Copping 3-27), Havant 98-8 (Gover 35, Sears 21, Ancell 4-21)
Burridge won by eight runs
Easton & Martyr Worthy 154-4 (Gill 51, Sh Green 35), Trojans 82 (Williams 52, Stone 4-31)
Easton & Martyr Worthy won by 72 runs
Lymington 124-6 (Craft 51, Molloy 32, Peacock 31), Bashley (Rydal) 127-3 (Thurgood 50, Ronchi 24, Latimore 23)
Bashley (Rydal) won by 7 wickets
Portsmouth 161-6 (Swann 83, Pike 31, Eaton 3-36), Liphook & Ripsley 109 (Tyler 29, Marston 4-14)
Portsmouth won by 52 runs
© SPCL / Daily Echo / Mike Vimpany
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