TWO weeks ago Winklebury Wizards travelled to King George V Playing Field to play leaders Hook in a league match and returned with a 13-0 defeat.

Anyone who went their last Saturday expecting another cricket score in this Peter Raynbird Cup second round match, when the two met again, would have been disappointed.

It was a great performance by Harry Grainger’s side, who matched Hook for much of the game and eventually.

Hook managed to get through into the next round, winning 2-1 with the winner coming four minutes from time.

It was Wizards who took the lead in the second minute when a ball from Adam Barton had goalkeeper Greg Archer and defender Sam Baker in trouble and Matt Dean poked the ball into the net.

It was in the 27th minute when Hook equalised. A half clearance by the Wizards defence from a James Neville cross found the head of Aaron King and his flick header beat the goalkeeper.

Dan Goodyear hit the post with fine 20 yard shot as Wizards came back and they battled hard to reply and then inn the 86th minute came the Hook winner.

Jon Noakes played through to Jack McKee, his pass caught Greg Adams flat footed and Tom Davies snapped up the chance.

Division Two leaders Sherborne Saints ran out 10-0 winners over the Basingstoke Colts in the first round of the Peter Raynbird Cup.

In the end there were hat-tricks for both Alex Izzo and Matt Livingstone, but it took them 22 minutes to take the lead.

Matt Kelly hit the bar and shot an easy chance wide before Izzo opened his account with a shot on the turn and in the 28th minute scored his second after the ball hit a defender and fell nicely for him.

Centre back Sam Hylton was at the back post to head a free kick taken by Warren Hill and before the break Kelly lobbed the fourth.

Benica Oprea always looked dangerous for Colts when he received the ball and besides hitting the post, also scorned a good scoring opportunity.

The second half saw Sherborne having most of the ball and by the 60th minute Colts were 8-0 down, goals from Izzo, Livingstone and a 35 drive from Graham Dwyer beating goalkeeper Reece Emery under the bar.

Jimmy Sallows in the home goal had little to do, but did well to tip over a 25 yard shot from Bailey Craig and another good effort from Operea.

The final goal for Saints was scored by Andy Darmody , a solo run and lob into an empty net.

Twentyten Reserves are through to the quarter finals of the Basingstoke B Cup after a 3-0 win against Longdog Soldiers, but they left it late to ensure they won through.

They took the lead in the 20th minute when Dan Hancock ran onto a through ball from Adam Sawko.

Although Terry Dingly had a couple of chances Longdog could not produce the form of the Chineham match when they scored eight, but did well to hold it to 1-0 until the 80th minute.

Adam Elesgood then came up with a couple of good assists. His first was a perfect cross for Frank Spacagna to score with fine header and then he sent through Hancock, who netted his second, Division One Twentyten beat Division Two Origin Headley 9-1 in the first round of the North Hants May Cup.

Twentyten went into a 4-0 lead, a brace apiece from Joe Hill and Ryan Lupton and after Luke Sorrell pulled one back, Craig Atkinson made it 5-1.

Atkinson went on to complete his hat-trick and further goals came via James Arnold and Ben Osborne.

Lucas Pickett stood out in the Twenyten midfield, while the Origin goalkeeper Douglas Gray did well to keep the score down.