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- Long standing records beaten
- North Devon see off Paignton chase
SIDMOUTH dropped further behind at the top of the Premier 2nd XI standings when the lost by 82 runs to visiting Bovey Tracey.
James Fulner (79) shared stands of 55 with Phil Barraclough (11) and 50 with Somon Newton (33) in Bovey’s 202 all out. Andrew Longstreet made 25.
Charlie Dibble (4-49) and Dom Bess (3-61) took the wickets.
Sidmouth were in trouble right from the start as skipper Matt Hewer went fourth ball and Dan Powell then Declan Lines failed to exercise the scorers.
Saj Patidar made 50 in a losing cause as Barraclough (4-21) and James Mason (2-55) reduced Sidmouth to 84 for eight and on to 120 all out.
Bovey (208pts) have gone past former leaders Sidmouth (197) into second place behind leaders Exeter (212), who beat relegation worriers Exmouth by six wickets in a low-scoring affair.
Only Lloyd Loman made a double-figure score as Exmouth were skittled out for a paltry 32.
Drew Smth (3-7) and Jack Richardson (3-9) took the early wickets, then Matt Williamson (2-7) spun out a few more.
Matt Tarry and Ollie Dawe took two wickets each before B Green (8no) and Sean Langford (9no) got Exeter over the line in a game lasting less than 35 overs from start to finish,
Plymouth are now a distant fourth after their game against North Devon was rained off.
Paignton won by 188 runs at Tavistock to push the Moorlanders within one more defeat of relegation.
Mark Smith (67) and Jason Woodcock (55) both scored half centuries as Paignton cruised to 212 for four.
Terry Farkins (6-13) and Mike Pedley (3-17) then sent Tavvy crashing to 34 all out.
Cornwood tail enders Matt and Luke Petherbridge defied Plympton for the last five overs to earn a losing draw against Plympton.
Sean Smith (52) enjoyed stands of 82 with Richard Skinner (50) and 79 with Duncan Hefford (68) as Plympton declared on 266 for six. J J Pfeiffer’s 48 helped.
Dan Hawker (3-12) and Dan Vince (3-39) got rid of Dave Tall (42) and Will Caulfield (29) among others as the Corns dipped to 137 for six.
The Petherbridge brothers blocked it out to save the game at 155 for nine.