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

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 Sunday XI will have gone a calendar year unbeaten if they avoid defeat in their next game and they got to this chance with this four wicket win over WEPL Somerset Division club Wembdon last weekend at home as they made it five wins in five in Division A of the Taunton and District Sunday League to sit top of the shop with three games to play. Wembdon won the toss and batted first and saw Ben Meek and

Wellington Sunday XI went to the top of Division A of the Taunton and District League and made it four wins from four games when they won by 58 runs at WEPL Somerset Division club North Petherton last weekend in a game that was reduced to 30 overs per side due to the home Club’s First Team taking on Ilminster CC in a Somerset Cricket Board Major Cup Semi Final that morning… Macaulay Campbell chose to bat on winning the toss

Wellington Sunday XI played their first Taunton and District Sunday League game in two months last weekend and made it three wins out of three with five to play with this good 38 run win over WEPL Premier One club Taunton St Andrews on the road last weekend… The first rain for a month duly arrived in the form of thunderstorms and saw a 2.30pm start be made, but only two overs got bowled before the players were taken from

Wellington Sunday XI recorded an early season Taunton and District Sunday League Division A double over Bridgwater at home last weekend in perfect conditions and in front of a good numbered Bank Holiday Sunday crowd. Macaulay Campbell opted to bat first and saw Ben Evett crack one through the covers early before been first out with the score on six. This led to Miles Cave and Oli Beale combining to add 57 for the second Wellington wicket with Cave making

Wellington were finally able to spend some time outdoors as the better weather let a Taunton and District Sunday League Division A game take place at WEPL Premier One club Bridgwater last Saturday; the game also served as a pre-season prep game too as the home side sent out a team of 2nd/3rd XI standard and the Red and Blacks were of 1st/2nd XI standard… Arron Campbell asked Bridgwater to bat first given that three days of warm spring sunshine