Bosham had won the toss and elected to bat. Openers Gogarty and Jamie Glennie got the team off to a solid start scoring 39 and 29 respectively. Luke Haddow (21) and Thomas Phizackerley (13) also played well but it was an excellent innings from Barnaby Watney that put Bosham in a commanding position by the close of the innings. Watney's unbeaten 28 included the only six of the day which he hit far over mid wicket. Batting with the Bosham tail he guided his team to a total of 170 and a declaration.

Mahad Ahmed hit a brilliant 74 as he kept Ifield in the game. With the comfort of having plenty of runs in hand Bosham could afford to attack and they picked up wickets. When a sharp piece of fielding from Dominic Gogarty claimed the wicket of Tharidu Abeyrathna Bosham sensed victory. Abeyrathna had scored 23 and apart from Ahmed was the only other Ifield batsmen to make double figures. When Phizackerley returned in to the attack and claimed the wicket of Ahmed Bosham seemingly had the game won. Wickets fell in quick succession and with a full three overs remaining the visitors needed just one more wicket. However they could not make the break through and ended the tournament with their second winning draw of the week.

The day had started well for Bosham with Thomas Phizackerley winning the toss and Luke Haddow continuing his great form taking two wickets in two deliveries in the fourth over to reduce Horsham Trinity to 20 for 2. Then the momentum went out of the bowling attack as Lewis and Price piled on the runs for the visitors. Lewis' innings included a magnificent pull for six and six fours.

It was not until the 26th over that Haddow returned for a second spell and made the big breakthrough clean bowling Price. He followed up in his next over by bowling Lewis and with dominant batsmen back in the pavilion were 157 for 4. Bosham bowled with more enthusiasm in the remaining overs of the match taking a further five wickets. Thomas Gogarty (2), Luke Spencer (2) and Joe Farrell (1) doing the damage. Horsham Trinity closed on 190 for 9.

The Bosham reply started ominously when Jamie Glennie was given out LBW to the first ball of the innings only to be reprieved when the umpire realised that he had got an inside edge. However, the reprieve was short lived and only two balls later Glennie was dismissed LBW to Max Tustin.

Gogarty and Haddow produced a determined effort for the second wicket and had managed to add 67 when Haddow lost concentration and was well caught by Price off the bowling of Scott Cuming. A flury of Bosham wickets followed and the home team soon found themselves reduced to 102 for 9 with 5 overs of the game remaining. Michael Hellyer and Jason Beard showed considerable fortitude as they battled for an unlikely draw. With only 8 balls of the match remaining Beard was bowled by Lewis and Bosham had lost their first match of the week.