A poor week for Fantasy cricket, hampered severely by player unavailability, means not much has changed in the table. Lewis Sparks stays on top but he’s just one point ahead of Alex Sparks, while Aks Latifi is following up in third at just one point after that. Lewis also remains top of the Manager of the Month. At the bottom, Mark Salter remains off the bottom but he has Luke Desave in hot pursuit. Team name Manager Overall Score Monthly
Fantasy Cricket – Week 15 Bad losses for the 1s and 2s and a victory for the 3s – however, this was because the opposition pulled out in fear of DD’s floaters, so no fantasy team points were scored. A Sparks still leads the table but this time it is Lewis, rather than Alex, as he takes a slender two point lead. Luke Desave is still glued to the rear but coming up behind Mark Salter, which I’m sure is
A special evening of cricket took place at Wellington CC on Thursday 10th August when a team representing the Club’s Past Players Association and a team selected by Club President Duncan Short took to the field of play in memory of Neil Fullstone, one of the Club’s best ever all-round players, who sadly passed away earlier this year. Neil’s memory has been perpetuated by the naming of the PPA’s Man of the Match Trophy for this game as the Neil Fullstone Trophy and this
An excellent win for the 2s this week while the 1s and 3s suffered hard fought losses. The fight for Fantasy Manager of the Year is hotting up, with Aks Latifi just 4 points behind Alex Sparks, while Lewis Sparks only needs a good week to take the lead back – plus he’s already leading Manager of the Month. Team name Manager Overall Score Monthly score 1 Bright Sparks CC Alex Sparks 1535 96 2 Six Offenders Aks Latifi 1531
Not a high scoring week as the rain curtailed all games to only allow half games for each side – a bowling effort for the 1s and 2s, while the 3s had a bat. Alex Sparks keeps top spot and takes back Manager of the Month, with Aks Latifi keeping the pace. Team name Manager Overall Score Monthly score 1 Bright Sparks CC Alex Sparks 1439 525 2 Six Offenders Aks Latifi 1414 399 3 Nynehead United Lewis Sparks 1381
Win for the 2s, loss for the 1s while the rain prevented the 3s even travelling down to Barrington. Alex Sparks consolidates his position at the top but has lost the lead for the Manager of the Month, with his namesake Lewis taking the lead for that. Team name Manager Overall Score Monthly score 1 Bright Sparks CC Alex Sparks 1412 361 2 Six Offenders Aks Latifi 1383 368 3 Nynehead United Lewis Sparks 1350 371 4 No Name Yet
Good win for the 3s, decent result for the 2s and the less said about the 1s the better. Alex Sparks re-takes top spot and the lead for Manager of the Month, with Trev Brooks moving to his highest position of 27th, leaving Mark Salter to fend off the advances of bottom man Luke Desave. Team name Manager Overall Score Monthly score 1 Bright Sparks CC Alex Sparks 1335 284 2 Six Offenders Aks Latifi 1275 260 3 Nynehead United
So the second half has started – just 2 teams in action thanks to Bagborough, with 3s winning and the 1s having a tough week. Aks Latifi consolidates top spot and takes the lead for Manager of the Month, while the two Sparks keep up the chase. Trev Brooks starts to leave Luke Desave stranded at the bottom. Team name Manager Overall Score Monthly score 1 Six Offenders Aks Latifi 1257 242 2 Bright Sparks CC Alex Sparks 1236 185
Victory for the 2s, but losses for the 1s and 3s this week, though still a solid scoring week all round. It’s back to the top for Aks Latifi, with new challenger Lewis Sparks (one of his two teams) ahead of his brother Alex, Ian Hewson and Arron Campbell. The new monthly leader after the first week of July is the invisible man himself Lee Nichol. Team name Manager Overall Score Monthly score 1 Six Offenders Aks Latifi 1166 151
Wellington’s involvement in the National Club T20 Competition for 2017 ended last Sunday at the WEPL region’s Second Group Stage in a triangular event that was hosted by Chard CC and featured Wellington and Shapwick and Polden as the visiting Clubs. Wellington and Shapwick had arrived at this stage as First Group Stage winners and Chard had been one of four best placed runners up as two Clubs from the tier three Somerset Division met one from the second tier