The third T20 game between a PPA XI and an XI selected by Club President Duncan Short takes place at WCC on Thursday 16th August from 5.00pm with play to begin at 5.30pm… All are welcome to this event…
Wellington Sunday XI’s Taunton and District Sunday League Division A game at WEPL Somerset Divsion club Wembdon was called off last weekend given the torrents that came down on Saturday night and into Sunday morning. Given the closeness to the end of the season every avenue to re-set the game was looked at as League rules allow, but there was just not an effective pathway available. Both team take 12 points from the game and Wellington has a thirteen point
The loss of thirty overs due to rain in this Somerset League Division Seven South match with top dogs Fitzhead Crusaders saw that the only outcome was going to be a draw for Wellington 3rd XI who, nonetheless, collected a decent haul of 27 points from the game and are nicely placed in fifth and on the whole probably had the better of the game. With rain always been likely to play a part in proceedings whoever won the toss
Wellington 2nd XI recorded their first win of 2018 in Division Four of the Somerset League at the fifteenth time of asking and although it may not save them from relegation it was a welcome tonic all round and was thanks in the main to Club Chairman Mark Salter who made 104 as the team chased down 206 to win in a rain affected game that was won with one over of the thirty that Wellington had on offer following
Wellington Midweek XI’s final social T20 match of the season, at Devon League side Sampford Peverell last Wednesday evening, was called off without a ball being bowled due to the heavy showers that came across the region in the afternoon and that were topped up with an even heavier one that evening.
Wellington Cricket Club is delighted to be able to announce that it has secured Club Mark Re-Accreditation from the England and Wales Cricket Board via Somerset Cricket Board for a second time following achieving the award initially in 2011 and then again in 2014 when a first re-accreditation cycle was undertaken… A lot of hard work has gone into achieving this award which confirms that the Club is and continues to be a place where all can enjoy and participate
Some 616 runs were posted in this Taunton and District Sunday League Division A game at Wellington last weekend when WEPL Premier One club Taunton St Andrews inflicted a first defeat of the season on the Red and Blacks Sunday outfit as they cracked 355 in 40 overs, but Wellington can be proud of their response as they lost by 94 runs in the end having made 261 themselves. On a very hot day TSA won the toss and chose
Wellington 3rd XI completed its second seasonal double of 2018 in Division Seven South of the Somerset League and so consolidated it’s safe and secure mid-table position on a hot day at Sampford Arundel CC as full points were claimed. Although the Red and Blacks third string made a fine total in the end they were 8-3 as Roberts and Banks took the lead early on having seen Wellington win the toss and bat. However Sam Nelson was soon cracking
Although suffering another Somerset League Division Four defeat Wellington 2nd XI can take a lot of pride in their attempt to chase down the 246 needed to win at home to Crewkerne last weekend. After winning the toss the visitors were asked to bat first and were indebted to each of Callow (69), Briggs (59) and J.Gould (55) who hauled their innings forward given that Ian Hewson had made an initial breakthrough with the score on eleven. Two wickets for
Wellington are well placed in third place in the Premier Division of the Somerset League after completing the season’s double over Middlezoy on the road last weekend and go into their enforced week off due to Ashbrittle’s withdrawal with a keen eye on what goes on next weekend. With three places in WEPL’s Somerset Division for 2019 at least up for grabs given the situation going into this game ref the dynamic higher up the pyramid a Wellington win was