Having spoken to him many times about this, Jacklin is fiercely proud of this record, which now extends to 52 years since he lifted the Claret Jug at Royal Lytham in 1969. And he'll have that honour for at least another two years, when he will be watching with vested interest at Royal Liverpool. "That is a back five and a midfield two yesterday that have played together a lot so you are not talking about integrating lots of new players but their confidence is shot and they are all over the place."That was a wimpish performance at Watford." It will be a completely different Dodd that enters Saturday night's BOXXER Series, a one-night eight-man tournament live on Sky Sports.BOXXER Series quarter-finals:Kane Gardner vs Nathan BennettTom Farrell vs Ben FieldsLee Appleyard vs Levi KinsionaSean Dodd vs Cori Gibbs He never got the chance, though, as he set off for a single after pushing a Hasan Ali delivery into the offside, only for the bowler to gather the ball and throw down the stumps in a flash with Williamson (25 from 26) unable to remake his ground.