2026 All Year Fantasy Competition

[Durhamfootman]

woop, woop!

I think it might be his last game for a bit

cheers Prof

[The Professor]

Mrs Prof out at a wedding tonight so will be a late update

[sussexpob]

If he's 14, could as easily be another Vinod Kambli as another SRT.

Kambli averaged 54 in test cricket, and has the 7th highest FC average for players with a 100 games in cricket history.

He was dropped because he was a Dalit. Not because he couldn't play.

[meninblue]

If he's 14, could as easily be another Vinod Kambli as another SRT.

Kambli averaged 54 in test cricket, and has the 7th highest FC average for players with a 100 games in cricket history.

He was dropped because he was a Dalit. Not because he couldn't play.

Sussex, it has nothing to do with his caste. Many players have played for India who were from different religions, let alone caste.

His test performances dropped after having a first great year. He also got into arguments with captain after being drunk. Too many dscipline issues and lack of professionalism and work culture. Karun Nair too was dropped after his 300.

Now to his ODI performances; he got injured in the Hero cup iirc fileding at mid-off. Ankle injury. Was probably 20 years ago. He then made a comeback but then again could not get over his bad patch. Also a fielder to hide during bowling innings. Dropped for perfromances in ODI as well.

He just could not manage the initial success, got wayward with discipline and alcohol addiction, performances dropped as well.

[The Professor]

A full compliment of T20 World Cup players this week with nobody featuring outside of that competition.

Weekly Top 5

1. Pathum Nissanka - 282 - Was looking worryingly out of nick up to this point of the year but burst into life with a century and a half century against Australia and Zimbabwe. When he is at his best, there are few better.

2. Aiden Markram - 214 - Continuing his fine spell of form with 114 runs scored over two T20 games....impressively he did better against the Test nation than he did the Associate.

3. Sam Curran - 213 - Not doing anything phenomenal (few English players are) but he is doing just enough with both bat and ball to feature in the weekly Top 5 for the second week in a row.

4. Travis Head - 168 - Something of a case of too little too late for the stand-in Aussie captain as he saved two decent performances for when his team were already on the brink. 27 points in the first two weeks and 168 in the last says it all.

5. Rachin Ravindra- 142 - Nothing like a knock against an Associate side to build confidence. RR is having a torrid time this year but bagged his first half century against Canada to see him pip into the Top 5 for the week.

Overall Top 5

1. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - 1302 - Despite the points spraying around in the T20 World Cup, for Vaibhav to still have a 200+ lead is really something special.

2. Quinton De Kock - 1085- A comparatively quiet week for QDK. He is now looking over his shoulder rather than into the distance as he has a lead of just 28 off third.

3. Sam Curran - 1057 - Despite being one of the highest point scorers this week, Curran is unable to move out of bronze medal position. Still games to play for him though.

4. Aiden Markram - 1041 - Despite his big points haul this week, he does not manage to move out of fourth spot. There is a huge gulf between himself and fifth, the largest anywhere on the List.

5. Harry Brook - 764 - A disappointing week does not see Brook lose his fifth placed position. 42 points sperate him from Saim Ayub in 6th.

Highest Weekly Average


1. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi = 260.4
2.Ravindra Jadeja = 181.33
3. Nat Sciver-Brunt = 177.75

Good Week for Pathum Nissanka; up 24.9 points to 102.57. Bad week for Harry Brook; down 17.87 to 127.33.

Highest Average Points per Game

Red Ball- Simon Harmer = 248.5
One Day - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi = 108.5
Short Form - Nat Sciver-Brunt = 101.57

Highest Points by Format

* =New Name

Red Ball- Simon Harmer = 248.5
One Day - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - 1302
Short Form - Quinton De Kock = 1085

Highest Points by Discipline

Runs - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - 742
Batting Bonus - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi- 170
Strike Rate - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - 280

Wickets - Marco Jansen = 360
Wicket Bonus = Sam Curran = 60
Economy - Simon Harmer= 100

Fielding - Quinton de Kock = 190
Fielding Bonus - Marco Jansen, Harry Brook, Quinton de Kock + Michael Bracewell = 10

Weekly List In Full

Pathum Nissanka 282
Aiden Markram 214
Sam Curran 213
Travis Head 168
Rachin Ravindra 142
Saim Ayub 140
Marco Jansen 100
Quinton de Kock 74
Phil Salt 70
Liam Dawson 50
Harry Brook 38
Jos Buttler 36

Overall List In Full

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi 1302
Quinton de Kock 1085
Sam Curran 1057
Aiden Markram 1041
Harry Brook 764
Saim Ayub 722
Pathum Nissanka 718
Nat Sciver-Brunt 711
Marco Jansen 676
Jos Buttler 625
Ravindra Jadeja 544
Travis Head 510
Simon Harmer 497
Rachin Ravindra 449
Liam Dawson 397
Phil Salt 291
Shubman Gill 240
Sophie Ecclestone 226
Mehidy Hasan Miraz 218
Nicholas Pooran 192
Michael Bracewell 184

Headlines

Good week for myself. Up two places with both my cricketers also up two too.
DFM does the opposite journey, down two places alongside Harmer and Dawson.

Weekly Scores

The Professor 282
Andy 214
Red Devil 213
RT 204
MIB 178
Sussex 142
GingerPele 100
The Prof Sr. 74
Arthur 70
DFM 50
RDJ 0

Overall Scores

Red Devil 2359
MIB 1486
GingerPele 1387
The Prof Sr. 1303
RT 1135
Andy 1041
The Professor 958
DFM 894
RDJ 770
Sussex 641
Arthur 475

[Durhamfootman]

Garn!

[meninblue]

2nd

[The Professor]

Calculations this week will not include the England game as I have a wodge of time invigilating an exam at 11 so will try and crank them out then

[The Professor]

Weekly Top 5

1. Harry Brook - 184 - Just as we have seen over the course of the World Cup, one stonking showing will put you in top spot - and Brook had that stonker against Pakistan. Is putting his dismal time towards the end of 2025 behind him.

2. Aiden Markram - 166 - Keeps getting better and better. This is his third successive score of 100+ and no player has scored within a 100 of his 514 points during the World Cup.

3.Rachin Ravindra - 162 - Can't really get his act together with the bat so went huge with the ball this wicket. Impressively he manages to get into the Top 3 this week despite playing only one game. Moves up 3 places on the Overall List

4. Liam Dawson - 157- Finally justifying his place in the England XI with 5 wickets in two games. Takes a huge leap up in the Overall table moving up 3 places to 12th.

5. Quinton De Kock - 153 - Rounds off our Top 5 with 53 runs but also 70 points from field.

Overall Top 5

1. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - 1302 - Third week inactive and likely to be his final week in top spot. The average weekly scores stands at 112 and both second and third are within that bracket below him.

2. Quinton De Kock - 1238 - Shuttles towards first place but also has the gap to third place narrowed. All to play for as the Proteas rumble on.

3. Aiden Markram - 1207 - Rewarded for his fine T20 World Cup with a gradual slide up the Top 5. One week in 5th, two in 4th, now up to third.

4. Sam Curran - 1094 - After 213 points from last week's two games, 37 from this week seems rather underwhelming. Has been punished for it by a drop to 4th.

5. Harry Brook - 948 - Despite his big score this week he stays in 5th. Even more annoyingly, Jansen is still chasing him quite closely with the gap at 160.

Highest Weekly Average

1. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi = 260.4
2.Ravindra Jadeja = 181.33
3. Nat Sciver-Brunt = 177.75

Good Week for Liam Dawson; up 12.93 points to 92.33. Bad week for Saim Ayub; down 16.19 to 104.14.

Highest Average Points per Game

Red Ball- Simon Harmer = 248.5
One Day - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi = 108.5
Short Form - Nat Sciver-Brunt = 101.57

Highest Points by Format

Red Ball- Simon Harmer = 248.5
One Day - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - 1302
Short Form - Quinton De Kock = 1238

Highest Points by Discipline

* + New Name

Runs - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - 742
Batting Bonus - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi- 170
Strike Rate - *Aiden Markram - 300

Wickets - Marco Jansen = 440
Wicket Bonus = Sam Curran = 60
Economy - Simon Harmer= 100

Fielding - Quinton de Kock = 250
Fielding Bonus - Quinton De Kock = 20

Weekly List In Full

Harry Brook 184
Aiden Markram 166
Rachin Ravindra 162
Liam Dawson 157
Quinton de Kock 153
Marco Jansen 112
Phil Salt 112
Sam Curran 37
Jos Buttler 19
Pathum Nissanka 9
Saim Ayub 7
Mehidy Hasan Miraz 0

Paul Walter dnp
Ravindra Jadeja dnp
Shubman Gill dnp
Nicholas Pooran dnp
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi dnp
Sophie Ecclestone dnp
Nat Sciver-Brunt dnp
Michael Bracewell dnp
Simon Harmer dnp
Travis Head dnp

Overall List In Full

1 Vaibhav Sooryavanshi 1302
2 Quinton de Kock 1238
3 Aiden Markram 1207
4 Sam Curran 1094
5 Harry Brook 948
6 Marco Jansen 788
7 Saim Ayub 729
8 Pathum Nissanka 727
9 Nat Sciver-Brunt 711
10 Jos Buttler 644
11 Rachin Ravindra 611
12 Liam Dawson 554
13 Ravindra Jadeja 544
14 Travis Head 510
15 Simon Harmer 497
16 Phil Salt 403
17 Shubman Gill 240
18 Sophie Ecclestone 226
19 Mehidy Hasan Miraz 218
20 Nicholas Pooran 192
21 Michael Bracewell 184

Headlines

Andy and DFM both move up a space thanks to Markram and Dawson
The Twins have the worst week as they slip a place due to the early exit of Travis Head from the WC.

Weekly Scores

MIB 191
Andy 166
Sussex 162
DFM 157
The Prof Sr. 153
GingerPele 112
Arthur 112
Red Devil 37
RT 19
The Professor 9
RDJ 0

Overall Score

1 Red Devil 2396
2 MIB 1677
3 GingerPele 1499
4 The Prof Sr. 1456
5 Andy 1207
6 RT 1154
7 DFM 1051
8 The Professor 967
9 Sussex 803
10 RDJ 770
11 Arthur 623

[Durhamfootman]

cheers Prof

[The Professor]

Weekly Update

1. Rachin Ravindra - 164 - Perhaps fitting that our last man standing in the T20 World Cup finishes the last full week of the competition in top spot. By some distance impressing more with the ball than the bat put the points all count.

2. Marco Jansen - 105 - Has been doing the business with the ball during the T20 World Cup but sees himself in second place this week courtesy of a half century with the bat. Wasn't enough to see the Proteas into the final though.

3. Jos Buttler - 85 - Bronze place seems generous to a Jos Buttler who has spent this tournament looking like a shadow of a shadow of himself in this tournament.

4. Mehidy Hasan Miraz - 74 - Has had a torrid start to 2026. A victim of geopolitical tension and performing abysmally domestically. He seemed to remember how to play cricket this week though and got a couple of wckets at a decent economy.

5. Harry Brook - 64 - Very generous to get into the Top 5 with a smidge over 50 points but beat off his international compatriot Sam Curran into the fifth place berth.

Overall Top 5

1. Vaibhav Sooryavanshii - 1302 - Manages to survive another week in top spot thanks to the entire of the Top 5 scoring a mere 167 points in 8 games of T20 cricket this week. Could now keep hold of it for a few weeks longer.

2. Quinton De Kock - 1248 - Ended the tournament with a whiimperful score of 10 in the closing week. Lucky to have not been knocked off second place.

3. Aiden Markram - 546 - No player has even got close to the 546 points that Markram has scored in the World Cup - but ends it with just 32 and finishes the week 9 points off second.

4. Sam Curran - 1156 - Was the top boy for England in the first half of the tournament (308 in the opening two weeks) and then slumped away at the back end (99 in the last 2 weeks). Holds 4th.

5. Harry Brook - 1011 - Holds fifth place and has a decent cushion on Marco Jansen in 6th spot. Bit of a spell away from cricket now, however.

Highest Weekly Average

1. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi = 260.4
2.Ravindra Jadeja = 181.33
3. Nat Sciver-Brunt = 177.75

Good Week for Rachin Ravindra; up 19.73 to 86.11. Bad week for Quinton de Kock; down 16.08 to 138.67.

Highest Average Points per Game

Red Ball- Simon Harmer = 248.5
One Day - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi = 108.5
Short Form - Nat Sciver-Brunt = 101.57

Highest Points by Format

Red Ball- Simon Harmer = 248.5
One Day - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - 1302
Short Form - Quinton De Kock = 1238

Highest Points by Discipline

Runs - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - 742
Batting Bonus - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi- 170
Strike Rate - *Aiden Markram - 300

Wickets - Marco Jansen = 440
Wicket Bonus = Sam Curran = 60
Economy - Simon Harmer= 100

Fielding - Quinton de Kock = 250
Fielding Bonus - Quinton De Kock = 20

Weekly Points In Full

Rachin Ravindra 164
Marco Jansen 105
Jos Buttler 85
Mehidy Hasan Miraz 74
Harry Brook 63
Sam Curran 62
Aiden Markram 32
Phil Salt 27
Liam Dawson 20
Quinton de Kock 10
Pathum Nissanka 3

Overall Points in Full

1 Vaibhav Sooryavanshi 1302
2 Quinton de Kock 1248
3 Aiden Markram 1239
4 Sam Curran 1156
5 Harry Brook 1011
6 Marco Jansen 893
7 Rachin Ravindra 775
8 Pathum Nissanka 730
9 Saim Ayub 729
10 Jos Buttler 729
11 Nat Sciver-Brunt 711
12 Liam Dawson 574
13 Ravindra Jadeja 544
14 Travis Head 510
15 Simon Harmer 497
16 Phil Salt 430
17 Mehidy Hasan Miraz 292
18 Shubman Gill 240
19 Sophie Ecclestone 226
20 Nicholas Pooran 192
21 Michael Bracewell 184

Headlines

Sussex the biggest hit this week. Up a place and Ravindra up 4 places.
RDJ drops below Sussex into 7th.

Weekly Scores

Sussex 164
GingerPele 105
RT 85
The Prof Sr. 84
MIB 63
Red Devil 62
Andy 32
Arthur 27
DFM 20
The Professor 3
RDJ 0

Overall Scores

Red Devil 2458
MIB 1740
GingerPele 1604
The Prof Sr. 1540
Andy 1239
RT 1239
DFM 1071
The Professor 970
Sussex 967
RDJ 770
Arthur 650

[Durhamfootman]

soon be my time

cheers Prof

[The Professor]

Starting calculation at about 2 omorrow.

Depends how quickly the Bang v Pak game finishes if MHM gets both games in.

[The Professor]

Change of plan.....they'll both sneak in

[The Professor]

No they won't