DEVIZES left a good position slip as they were defeated by Glastonbury.
It had started well as they reduced the hosts to 25-3, James Ashford-Brown taking two wickets.
But the boundaries continued to flow as James Hildreth threatened to tear the bowling apart in a 35-ball innings of 45 before Mark Banham caught him.
A fifth-wicket partnership of 109 from Andrew and Dyer eased Glastonbury to 288 from their 50 overs.
Devizes slipped from 22-0 to 65-6 as Andrew did the damage with the ball.
Mark Colyer made a stubborn 51 not out but Devizes only managed 169-8.
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