After two successive victories Claverham slumped badly with a poor

performance at Winsley.

Only Richard Horton (25) offered any token resistance to the attack while

a partnership of 25 at the death between Hooper and Coombes made the

paltry score marginally better.

The result was never in doubt, Roger Hooper's (2-29) the only bright spot

for Claverham as the home team won by a comfortable 8 wickets.