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Cricket
Sunday, September 06, 2026
Rangers Crowned 2026 Premier Division 50-over Champions

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Southampton Rangers have officially been crowned Bermuda Cricket Board 50-Over Premier Division champions, adding the premier one-day crown to an already silverware-laden season.

Led by captain Alex Dore, Rangers re-established their top-flight dominance following their return to the Premier Division, sealing the title after an imperious league campaign that saw them set the standard with both bat and ball.

The triumph continues an exceptional year for the South Shore powerhouse under coaches Herbie Bascome and Clevie Wade, further consolidating the club's position as the benchmark of Bermuda domestic cricket.

A club spokesman paid tribute to the collective effort behind the success:

"A huge thank you to our coaches, Herbie Bascome and Clevie Wade, our manager Kai, our sponsors, our continuous supporters, and everyone behind the scenes for your continued dedication and support for our team.

"And to our captain Alex and the incredible team, congratulations. Your hard work, training sessions, and continued dedication to showing up and showing out have paid off, bringing another trophy home to Southampton Rangers."

The title marks another major milestone in Rangers' season, capping weeks of dominant limited-overs cricket across the island.
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