Wellington continue to push hard at the top end of the Premier Division of the Somerset League as a result of this comprehensive 89 run home win over Middlezoy last weekend. A full haul of 35 points came the way of Arron Campbell’s men after he opted to bat first on winning the toss. Wellington were 18-2 early on and this needed correcting and it did so as Robin Davies, making his first appearance of the season, made a stylish

Wellington proudly sit atop of the Premier Division of the Somerset League following this thumping 163 run win over last season’s third placed team in Division Two as they bossed their away game at Burnham-on-Sea from start to finish. Wellington were asked to take first knock on losing the toss and this presented no issues as Tom Chambers and Neil Hendy added 80 for the Red and Blacks opening wicket; this jolly stand was ended when Chambers was caught for

Wellington scored T20 Cup success at the third time of asking this season when the 1st XI saw off fellow SCL Premier Division side Taunton Deane 2nd XI in the First Round of the Somerset Cricket Board’s Intermediate Knockout Cup at home last Wednesday evening and with it set up a home Second Round tie with another Reserve team who plays at the highest level of the County League in Shapwick and Polden 2nd XI who came through their tie

Wellington will contest the Terry Mockridge Memorial Shield going forward after losing this Baker Cup First Round match at fellow SCL Premier Division side Ashbrittle last Monday evening when the Red and Blacks ended some 29 short of their hosts score after they had opted to bat first. Grant Davey and Andy Hill put on a good opening stand of 57 that was ended when Jake Nichol bowled Davey for 21. Hill was dismissed for 35 when Will Derrick ran

Wellington are riding high in second place in the Somerset League’s Premier Division and will be looking to have won all their games in May by the time they are next reported on as they recorded another derby day win, this time over Taunton Deane 2nd XI, to see that they have exactly 100 points from their opening three games of the 2018 season. Choosing to bat first this time Arron Campbell won a third toss of the season and

Wellington made it two wins out of two in the Premier Division of the Somerset League last weekend when the town heaped more sporting misery on Winscombe by taking an eight wicket win back down the motorway to go with Wellington RFC’s recent County Cup win over their oval ball practitioners. Arron Campbell won another useful toss and asked last season’s Division Two runners up to take first knock as the Red and Blacks met this opposition for the first

Wellington played their first game in the Somerset League for six seasons last weekend and saw that they recorded an opening day success for the first time since their last season in the County League set up back in 2012 as they overcame a strong Taunton St Andrews 2nd XI who have benefited from their 1st XI strengthening their hand now that they are back in top level of WEPL cricket. Arron Campbell, in his first game as 1st XI