The 1st XI – following their win over Fitzhead on Tuesday 26th May – will play the winners of the Ashbrittle and Watchet tie in the semi-finals of the Baker Cup Shield (Terry Mockridge Memorial Shield). If Ashbrittle are victorious then we will travel to Appley Cross and if Watchet are the winners we will be the hosts as Watchet are barred from playing home fixtures as they are outside of the radius of the Competition’s geographical limit. Either way this match

Paul Short and Rob Moysey created a new 1st XI opening stand partnership in this Terry Mockridge Memorial Shield quarter-final match against Somerset League Division Two side Fitzhead last Tuesday evening as they sculpted the holder’s passage into the semi-finals with this 65 run win. Moysey and Short equalled the sixteen year old record set by Bryan Churchill and James Clist, but by remaining unbeaten it is technically deemed superior. Fitzhead asked Wellington to bat first and found Moysey and Short batting

Wellington’s disastrous start to the new season continued with a 35 run defeat to in-form Westlands.    Unbeaten at home in 2008, this is now a distant memory for the Red and Blacks and have now lost all three home games this season.    Losing the toss, Wellington struggled to contain Westlands early in their innings and lacked penetration with the away side establishing a useful first wicket partnership of 48.  Wellington, awaking belatedly, removed Davis (25) thanks to a