Cricket

Spin all-rounder Dan Cox has left Lymington to rejoin his original island side Ventnor.

Bowling all-rounder Dave Steadman is to skipper newly promoted Sway in Southern Premier Division Two next season.

Lymington put in one of their best showings of the season as they defeated Totton & Eling by 138 runs.

Despite a rain-reduced target, Bashley (Rydal) fell 62 runs short against Burridge, but remain two places above the relegation spot.

A young New Forest cricketer won a national award for becoming a role model for women and girls with a disability.

Lymington finally got themselves out of a hole and off the bottom of the table after a vital win at Havant.

New Milton suffer a heavy nine-wicket loss to Portsmouth, leaving them rooted to the foot of the table.

St Cross Symondians wrecked troubled Bashley (Rydal) with a six-wicket return, setting up an easy win for the defending SPL Premier champions.

Lymington etched their names into the history books for all the wrong reasons as they equalled the joint-lowest top-flight total of the 21st century.

Bashley (Rydal) picked up some much-needed points as they strive to avoid relegation, but rain cut short what looked like a march to victory.

New Milton are adrift at the bottom of the table after a nine-wicket loss to Basingstoke & North Hants.

In a battle between the two lowest-placed sides in the league, New Milton returned to losing ways despite a decent showing against Hambledon.

Lymington thrash local rivals Totton & Eling by 123 runs to move up three places to seventh.

A heroic last-wicket stand from New Milton Cricket Club’s Lewis Naylor and Lihan Laubscher led to a narrow four-run win.

LYMINGTON declared with one ball left after a masterful ton by Conor Moors, but their greatly improved display was not enough to triumph.

New Milton suffered its fifth defeat in a row after Portsmouth’s eight-wicket win.

Bashley (Rydal)’s Brad Currie tore through the Lymington batting order with the second-best bowling figures in ECB Southern Premier League history.

After taking back-to-back wins, hopes were high when Lymington bowled South Wilts for 204 runs, but a batting collapse left them 122 runs shy.

New Milton Cricket Club’s match ends in fourth defeat in as many games

A 51-run eighth wicket stand rescued Sway from the jaws of defeat as visitors Parley were bowled out for a paltry 114.