Having been promoted last season as champions Wellington U11 Reds are still in the hunt for honours, following this 47 run victory at Ilminster on Sunday morning. Wellington took 1st use on a sunny morning with Will Crossley and Robin Hill taking the attack to the hosts as they added 25 runs in their 4 overs. Ilminster then had a good spell with the ball, as Oscar Milton and Ben Briddon couldn’t add to this tally, which brought in the

A second five wicket haul for Wellington U13s in a week brought them their 1st victory of the season, when Minehead were the visitors in a game played at Sampford Arundel on Friday evening. Having first use Wellington had only reached 10 when James Weymouth spooned a catch and when fellow opener, skipper Tom Hopkins, was given out LBW with the score on 24 and the signs were not good. This brought the two Olivers, Hansard and Williams together and

Wellington U13s maintained their improvement, but it just wasn’t quite enough to gain a victory when they travelled to Ilminster last Wednesday in a re-arranged Taunton and District Youth League fixture. The hosts called correctly and decided to have first use a decision which looked to have backfired as Oliver Hansard took a wicket with his first ball. Tom Hopkins shared the new ball and bowled tidily without success, but for Ilminster the county player JT Langridge went about his

Wellington Under 11 Reds push for a second consecutive season with honours gathered momentum as they recorded a 110 run victory over a side vying for the runners up spot in the Taunton and District Youth League U11 West ‘A’ Division. Opting to fieldWellington’s new ball bowlers Charlie Crossley and Thomas Gendall were on the money straight away as the Brompton batters couldn’t get the ball off the square and only extras kept the scoreboard moving. Gendall managed to bag

Wellington U13 had an eventful Friday and ended up on the wrong end of a one wicket defeat as Taunton St Andrews scraped home at The Wyvern Club,in the Taunton and District Youth League U13 11 a side West Division. With all the bad weather and a backlog of senior cup games the first thing needed was to find a pitch so the fixture was reversed as ‘The Saints’ hosted the fixture on Bishop Fox’s School Field. Wellington were inserted

Wellington U11 Eeds had a profitable short journey when they visited Fitzhead on Sunday morning and finished up victors by a massive 152 runs. Charlie Crossley and Oscar Milton strode out first for Wellington and began to get at the attack as 6 boundaries meant they added 45 runs in their 4 overs. Charlie Young and Thomas Knell were next to the crease and although Fitzhead got their first wicket, another net 27 runs were added. Jonah Richardson and George

William Lyon-Taylor played a starring role as Wellington Blacks continued their improvement in form as they recorded a 54 run win when they travelled to Broadway and Horton on Sunday morning. Oliver Hutchings had no hesitation in inserting the hosts on calling correctly and Lyon-Taylor was straight into the action with a wicket in his first over and when his next over was a double wicket maiden Wellington were right on the front foot. Tight bowling and lively fielding kept