Red won the toss and decided to have a bat on a dry deck for the 25 over day-nighter.
Red know they had a challenge ahead, with White known for its strong bowling attack.
Three Barkers came into the Red team to make up a father and sons combo.
Joey (28) and Tom (15) batted well together, getting Red off to a great start.
Pete Lankester (30) was again a stand out, smashing a couple of sixes and Joe still holding up an end.
Logan White (25) was in great form, pushing the run rate along before getting caught by young Cooper Mangion.
Daniel Bennett (0) didn’t have time to settle, with three balls left in the innings.
Darren White (4) finished off with Rory Wills, giving Red a total of 124 to defend.
As Red took to the field, Lankester (0/4 off his five) was economical as usual, not giving anything away.
Dennis Sutton (2/8 off three) also bowled well, backed up by some great fielding and a great catch from Mark Barker who really set the standard in the field with his two catches.
Joe (2/13 off four) was hitting a good length. He is a developing quick with bowling smarts.
Logan (3/16 off five) was the pick of the bowlers.
Kenny Chellew (0/6 off two) bowled well, and Daniel (2/4 off one) picked up the important wicket of Michael Roberts who was looking dangerous.
Darren (0/5 off one) finished it off for Red, and took a classic catch at mid on.
This gave Red the win by 54 runs after 21 overs.
Rory and Tom B shared the glove work, doing a fantastic job behind the stumps.
It was a great team effort all round, with such a great bond within the team lead by skipper Jess Bennett.
• Reports for other grades were not submitted in time for publication.
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