South Africa's lower-order batters had best be on their guard tomorrow (Sunday) as Dom Bess has some more of them in his sights after bagging his first five-wicket haul for England, writes Conrad Sutcliffe.
Honiton RFC were well beaten at table-topping Wellington / Honiton Town and Axminster Town both washed out and its honours even at Feniton and Seaton in Macron League East Devon derby meetings
The latest round of matches in the Colyton & District Darts League saw no change at the top of the Tuckers Cup table as leaders Halesy's Bar E were 4-1 winners against Axe Cliff Golf Club.
Honiton Town's home meeting with Crediton United and Axminster Town's trip to Bovey Tracey are amongst the casualties in terms of waterlogged pitches on the third Saturday of 2020.
Sidmouth and Ottery Hockey Club (SOHC) men's fourth XI went down 2-0 when they visited Exeter to take on Isca in a match that was played on the water-based pitch at Exeter University.
Sidmouth and Ottery Hockey Club (SOHC) men's 1st XI made a winning start to the second half of the Conference South campaign with a 4-2 win at basement side Westbury & UB A.
Ottery U14s climbed to the top of Division One of the Exeter & District Youth League for the first time in the team's history following an 8-1 win against Crediton Youth, writes Stephen Upsher.
Sidmouth and Ottery Hockey Club (SOHC) men's 2nd team made a winning start to the second half of their South East One campaign, winning 3-1 away at ISCA D.
Honiton Seconds entertained Exeter Engineers on Saturday at fortress Allhallows in what was the Otters first game of 2020 following last weeks last minute cancellation.
Beer Albion's seven-match unbeaten run came to an end on Saturday when they were surprisingly beaten 2-1 at Upottery in a Macron Devon and Exeter Premier Division game, writes Richard Honnor.
The North Cornwall point-to-point that was held on the second Sunday of the year featured riding doubles for Darren Andrews and Darren Edwards on testing going at the Royal Cornwall Showground, writes Granville Taylor.
The Axe Cliff ladies were able to enjoy, for a pleasant change, a much improved day of weather for the third round of their Winter League competition, writes Dave Bruce.
Taunton are preparing for their most valuable race meeting of the season this coming Saturday (January 18) when they host The Portman Cup Day which boasts a whopping prize fund of more than £104k.
Venturing out after the Christmas and new year festivities after the wet weather was always going to be a mixed bag in the first Lyme Regis seniors' Stableford of the year, writes Richard Jackman.
The inclement weather of last week did not bring a halt to the Axe Cliff Seniors' Roll Ups with nine hardy souls pitching up on Monday, writes Dave Bruce.
Upottery claimed their first Macron League top flight win since September while also inflicting a first defeat since October on Beer Albion, beating the Fishermen 2-1 at Glebe Park.
Honiton Town recorded just their third draw of the season as their match at home to Torrington ended 2-2 in the South West Peninsula League Premier East.
