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Maia Bouchier powers Hampshire to comfortable Charlotte Edwards Cup win over Durham

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Maia Bouchier continued her rich vein of scoring form to guide Hampshire to a convincing victory over Durham in the Charlotte Edwards Cup. Durham struggled to post a competitive total, finding it difficult to score freely on a worn pitch. Bouchier, who opens the batting for England, then dismantled the chase with another impressive innings. Hampshire ultimately cruised to their target with minimal difficulty, extending Bouchier's outstanding run of form in the competition.

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