Bristol are through to the Bristol & District Cup third round after thrashing Division III club Bristol Indians.

Opener Charlie Walker finished three runs short of a half-century before Richard Lake smacked 64 in Bristol's 213-6.

Sahil Patel, who took 2-35, top scored in the Indians' 82 all out. Neil Pollard took 4-8 off four overs and Bobby Brown finished with 3-38.

Failand-based Bristol have yet to win the competition but, under their former name Optimists, have taken the trophy 10 times since 1966.

In the battle between the two Bristol & North Somerset strugglers, Nailsea overcame Timsbury (102 all out) by five wickets. David Blower top scored with 27 for Nailsea.

James King (59 not out) and Sam Dukes (64 not out) guided Bristol & Somerset side Stapleton to a 12-run victory over Bristol Sri Lankans. Chasing 160-3, the Sri Lankans, who play in Division I of the Bristol & District League, were all out for 148 despite Nawag hitting 59.

Bristol YMCA cruised to a 10- wicket win in their first-round clash with Carsons/Mangotsfield, who were skittled out for 61.

Nadeem cracked 77 for PAK Bristolians, who made 141-5 before bowling out fellow Senior Division high fliers Twyford House for 82.

Senior Division basement side St Mary Redcliffe hung on for a three- run victory against Division II outfit Patchway, while Coalpit Heath (136-7) went through because they conceded fewer wickets as their game with Lodway (136-9) ended in a tie.

Bristol & District Cup – 1st rnd: Carsons/Mangotsfield 61 Bristol YMCA 65-0; PAK Bristolians 141-5 (Nadeem 77) Twyford House 82; St Mary Redcliffe 193-3 Patchway 190-7; Lodway 136-9 Coalpit Heath 136-7.

2nd rnd: Bristol 213-6 (R Lake 62, C Walker 47) Bristol Indians 82 (N Pollard 4-8), Timsbury 102 Nailsea 103-5, Stapleton 160-3 (J King 59no, S Dukes 64no) Bristol Sri Lankans 148 (Nawag 59).