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Read the reports of the second round of fixtures from the South Central Counties Cup that took place on 2nd June
Buckinghamshire v Dorset - Marlow CC, Marlow
Buckinghamshire got their first win on the board after a rained off first fixture against Hampshire.
Isabella James struck a magnificent 125* with 14 fours, whilst Abi Whybrow scored 42 for the home side, as Caitlin Chissell and Amelia Whitaker both picked up a couple of wickets each as Bucks made it to 281-5 off their 50 overs.
In reply, Dorset struggled at the start as Cara Duggan removed three of the top five as she ended with figures of 3-15 off four overs.
Dorset were left reeling at 54-6, but 63 from Caitlin Chissell kept them in contention along with 32 from Manta Kothiyal but the Bucks bowlers kept at it and bowled the visitors out for 171, handing Buckinghamshire a 110-run victory.
Oxfordshire continued their winning ways as they romped home to a 113-run victory against local rivals Berkshire.
Southern Vipers’ Alice Monaghan smashed 50 off just 35 balls with seven 4s and a six at Witney Mills CC, with opener Megan Jones setting the platform for 32.
Hollie Summerfield took 3-37, with Laura Bailey and Poppy Tulloch picking up two wickets each.
Chloe Westbury was in the wickets once again as she dismissed Abigail Avery and Amelia Humphrey to end up with economical figures of 2-16 (6).
Georgia Haworth and Alice Monaghan also took two wickets each whilst Holly Rider was the pick of the Berkshire batters scoring 34 opening up.
Sussex v Hampshire - Blackstone Academy Ground, Woodmancote
The Sussex v Hampshire el clasicoast clash didn’t disappoint in terms of action, as the match went right down to the wire.
Isabelle Collis scored 89 opening up for Sussex whilst Cassidy McCarty hit a valuable 55 for the home side to help them get to 210-8 in their 50 overs.
Wickets were shared amongst the Hampshire bowlers, with Vipers Gemma Lane and Charlotte Taylor, plus Danielle Ransley all taking two wickets apiece.
In reply, Ariana Dowse also reached a half-century, with Taylor falling just three runs shy of her own 50.
Pippa Sproul and Clover Crosse saw Hampshire over the line with just four balls remaining.
Asha Hinley was the pick of the Sussex bowlers with 3-35, including the wickets of Dowse, Taylor and Ransley, with Mary Taylor taking 2-36.
