Academy Duo Eve O'Neill And Shristi Patil Sign First Pro Contracts
Spin bowler Eve O’Neill and batter Shristi Patil have signed one-year professional contracts
Going into the final week of Specsavers County Championship action, there are a number of ways in which Hampshire can remain in Division One.
If Warwickshire lose, a Hampshire win and one bonus point would ensure Division One survival.
If Lancashire lose, a Hampshire win and seven bonus points would be sufficient.
Please note, both scenarios account for the losing sides securing maximum bonus points, which is unlikely during a defeat.
If Warwickshire lose and Hampshire draw, Hants would need to achieve at least three more bonus points than Warwickshire.
If Warwickshire v Lancashire is drawn, Hampshire would need to win and achieve no fewer than three less bonus points than Warwickshire.
In the above scenarios, Hampshire – who would be level on points with Warwickshire - would survive based on the number of games won this season.
Finally, Hampshire could theoretically move above both sides if Warwickshire v Lancashire ends in a draw. In this case, Hampshire would need to win and achieve at least three more bonus points than Lancashire.
Fixtures, Tuesday 20th September:
Hampshire v Durham, The Ageas Bowl
Middlesex v Yorkshire, Lord's
Warwickshire v Lancashire, Edgbaston
Somerset v Nottinghamshire, The Cooper Associates County Ground
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