Cricket

Sway made it two wins in a row to see off Liphook & Ripsley by a 52-run margin at Jubilee Fields.

Multiple New Milton batters found their groove in a five-wicket victory over Gosport Borough.

Lymington were too good for bottom-of-the-table Havant, with the fifth-placed away side picking up a comfortable five-wicket victory.

Thanks mainly to an excellent third-wicket stand from Sway’s returning twins Dan and Josh Bailey, the hosts ended a four-game winless streak.

Lymington put in a rousing performance against last season’s league champions Burridge, winning by eight wickets.

New Milton made it two wins in a row after an excellent showing with the bat from skipper Ed Bartlett and a five-wicket haul from Ed Denham.

Lymington’s defeat to South Wilts was marred by the weather, which played a significant role in the six-wicket loss.

Bashley (Rydal) picked up a dominant six-wicket victory over Bournemouth after Will Tripcony fired off an excellent 109 runs.

Lymington lost out to Basingstoke in a low-scoring game which will be remembered more for the friction between the two teams than the result.

Despite sixteen-year-old Eve O'Neill's exceptional performance for Calmore Sports, her team still lost in the National Village Cup.

Lymington made it three league wins on the trot against Alton, led by an attacking knock from Kamran Dhariwal.

Calmore Sports’ winless start to the season continued against Totton & Eling, whose clinical bowling set them up for a simple run chase.

Lymington look to have recovered from a difficult start by beating St Cross Symondians by six wickets to secure back-to-back wins.

Lymington finally got a win under their belt, but it was a nail-biting finish going down to the last ball of the match.

Bashley (Rydal) ascended to the top of the table with a commanding performance against Havant, securing a monumental 137-run victory.

Lymington slip to a second straight defeat at the hands of local rivals Bashley (Rydal).

New Milton shook the cobwebs off in their first league match since being relegated, defeating Gosport Borough by two wickets at Privett Park.

Lymington slipped to an opening day defeat against a youthful Hampshire Academy side at the Utilita Bowl in a limited-overs match.

Brad and Scott Currie, two former Bashley (Rydal) players, made their ODI debuts for Scotland against Canada, writes Mike Vimpany.

New Milton stalwart and captain George Watts and Lymington's off-spin all-rounder Dan Cox have moved teams ahead of the new season.