Social Club 206 Police 135

Former Bermuda national team skipper Charlie Marshall struck the first century of the cricket season yesterday when his fine knock led his new team Social Club to a 71 run win over Police at Police field.

After a surprise transfer from St. George's to Social Club this season in a bid to revive the club's cricket programme, skipper Marshall led by example when he hammered an undefeated 104 after losing the toss and being sent in to bat.

Dropped in the mid-20s, Marshall struck five sixes and nine fours to blast his team out of trouble after they were floundering at 41 for the loss of six wickets.

Marshall and Terry Thomas put on 109 for the seventh wicket, the latter scoring 46.

Among the early failures for Social was another newcomer, opener Glenn Blakeney, who scored just four.

Ossie Hinds led the Police bowling attack with four for 18 off 8.2 overs while Anderson Cumberbatch had two for 27 off four overs and Rohaan Henry two for 39 off nine overs.

David Bagwan led Police with 29 while Henry scored 17 and opener Cumberbatch 16.

Khani Darrell and Kevin Hurdle combined to take six wickets, Darrell taking three for 35 off ten overs while Hurdle took three for 36 off 7.2 overs.

Warwick 118 IFP Leg Trappers 122-2

James Kent took three wickets for 45 runs off nine overs to lead Trappers to this eight-wicket triumph at Southampton Oval.

The team also got good bowling support from Colin Scaife who claimed two for 23 off ten overs with four maidens while Marc Weatherhill took two for 18 off four overs.

Trappers then needed just 24 overs to reach their winning target, Chris Flemming leading the way with 32 while Damian Henderson followed on 21 not out and Graham Strange finished undefeated on 17.

PHC 89 Somerset CC 90-4

Shane Hollis snatched five wickets for 31 while Tony Cheeseman scored 31 and Azeem Pitcher was not out on 21 as Somerset defeated PHC by six wickets at Somerset.

Andre (Doc) Manders was top bat for PHC with 20 while skipper Ellsworth Bean followed on 16.

PHC's former skipper Cal Waldron led their bowling attack with two wickets for 28 runs.

Somerset Bridge 123 Flatts 124-3

James Celestine scored a quick 71 not out to lead Flatts to this easy victory over Somerset Bridge at White Hill.