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South Wilts remain second in the league after emphatic win against Sarisbury (opens the original)
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Harry Broderick led the way with an unbeaten 80 as South Wilts took just 15 overs to overhaul Sarisbury Athletic's total of 158 at Allotment Road. It led to South Wilts pulling off an emphatic eighth-wicket win to remain second in the ECB Southern Premier League behind champions St Cross Symondians. Broderick, an award-winning carpenter by trade, hit three sixes and 10 fours in his 47-ball knock. South Wilts hit by triple blow ahead of T20 Cup semi-final against Portsmouth South Wilts keep press
South Wilts hit by triple blow ahead of T20 Cup semi-final against Portsmouth (opens the original)
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South Wilts have been dealt a triple blow ahead of Sunday's Southern Premier League T20 Cup semi-final tie against Portsmouth at St Helen's on Southsea seafront, starting at 2pm. Lead batting pair James Degg and Tom Cheater, alongside lead wicket-taker Archie Pascoe, will all be missing. Degg, who hit a century against Alton last weekend, is on holiday, while Cheater and Pascoe are expected to be in the Wiltshire squad for the final National Counties Championship match of the season against Devo
South Wilts keep pressure on league leaders as Alton bowled out for 177 (opens the original)
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Young left-hander Archie Fairfax-Ross was dismissed five runs short of a maiden ECB Southern Premier Division century when South Wilts beat Alton by 93 runs to keep leaders St Cross Symondians within their sights at the top of the table. He top scored with 95 as South Wilts made 270 before a six-wicket spell by Tom Grant bowled the Brewers out for 177 on a spin-friendly Bemerton surface. The result kept South Wilts within 24 points of St Cross, who they will have to beat in Winchester on August
Francis stays unbeaten on 49 as South Wilts chase down 191 (opens the original)
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West Indian Trishawn Francis pulled South Wilts away from a tricky situation with an unbeaten 49 which pointed the Bemerton club towards a two-wicket win over the Hampshire Academy on the Utilita Bowl nursery ground. Earlier, James Degg (50) lost five different partners before becoming a fourth victim of Freddie Gillett, who was withdrawn from the attack after taking 4-19. His dismissal left the match-winning responsibility with Francis, supported by Matt Falconer and George Allom. Oli Webster (
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