Wellington could not produce the quality of performance that lead them to double wins last weekend when they went down to Barrington by four wickets at the County Ground on Sunday.

Only 39 runs were on the board after seven overs and the Red and Blacks were in need of some impetus.
Stuart Currall made it to the retirement mark of 25 once again and with assistance from Mark Saunders and Gary Tillett made things look a little more respectable for Wellington as he powered to an excellent 52, with a good mix of shots off the wall for threes and power shots for six to the back wall.
Unfortunately Wellington had only mustered 81 against some miserly Barrington bowling.

After blazing a trail to 52 in five overs Barrington were reigned in by Gary Tillett who delivered another three excellent indoor overs of off-spin for figures of 2-16 as the likely runners-up to Bridgwater hesitated a little and had Wellington had a three figure total on offer perhaps things may have been different, but Barrington won by four wickets with three overs to spare.