2026 All Year Fantasy Competition

[Durhamfootman]

a pity he didn't play more, then. Missing out on the chance to rack up more useful points against a few hapless, helpless and hopeless bunnies

Unlike your boy Ravindra

[sussexpob]

Ravi is lucky he didn't turn up in Belgium....

[The Professor]

Weekly Top 5.....but kinda 6

1. Simon Harmer - 198 - A five-fer for Harmer against Glamorgan puts him top of the tree for the third time this year. He now clears the board for wicket scoring points this year.

2. Marco Jansen - 181 - Had more cold patches than hot ones in the IPL this year but is now plying his trade in the MLC where he got 4 wickets across 3 games for Washington.

3. Harry Brook - 172 - The perennial vice-captain put an OK showing in during the Second Test against New Zealand. 72 runs plus some extra points sees him in third place.

4. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - 164 - Warmed up for his call-up to the full India squad with the fastest ever 50 in List A history. Seems like that should be worth more than 40 Strike Rate points but oh well.

=5. Nicholas Pooran - 139 - His travails in the IPL have been well publicised but he seems to have perked up now he is batting against 40 year old Americans. Moved up from bottom spot at the expense of Michael Bracewell.

=5. Rachin Ravindra - 139 - Put his poor first Test behind him with 33 and 76 in the second. He has scored more red call points this week than in his last two red ball games combined.

Overall Top 5

1. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - 3075 - Sees his monumental lead on second eaten into by a mere 34 points this week.

2. Simon Harmer- 2224 - Moves up into second place thanks to his weekly winning score. One more game in the County Championship before it's back to the Blast.

3. Shubman Gill - 2106 - A victim of his team's dominance against Afghanistan this week. He was needed to bat and just got 20 fielding points. Down a spot.

4. Jos Buttler - 2006 - Retains fifth place despite his inactivity.

5. Aiden Markram - 1690 - Still clinging on to his Top 5 berth. Sam Curran is now only 29 behind him though.

Highest Weekly Average

1. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi = 180,88 (Down from 181.94)
2. Nat Sciver-Brunt = 154.57
3. Simon Harmer = 139 ( Up from 139.17)

Gill loses his Top 3 place after leaking 7.44 from hisi average down to 131.63. Pooran is up 6.75 but still has the worst average of 58.08.

Highest Average Points per Game

Red Ball- Mehidy Hasan Miraz = 208.5
One Day - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi = 105.81
Short Form - Nat Sciver-Brunt = 88.64

Highest Points by Format

Red Ball- Simon Harmer = 1988
One Day - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - 1693
Short Form - Jos Buttler = 1904

Highest Points by Discipline

* = New Name

Runs - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - 1725
Batting Bonus - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi- 320
Strike Rate - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi- 870

Wickets - *Simon Harmer = 800
Wicket Bonus = Simon Harmer = 170
Economy - Simon Harmer= 520

Fielding - Jos Buttler = 420
Fielding Bonus - Quinton De Kock & Jos Buttler = 20

Weekly List In Full

Simon Harmer 198
Marco Jansen 181
Harry Brook 172
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi 164
Nicholas Pooran 139
Rachin Ravindra 139
Sophie Ecclestone 84
Quinton de Kock 77
Sam Curran 71
Shubman Gill 20
Paul Walter 12

Phil Salt dnp
Saim Ayub dnp
Michael Bracewell dnp
Aiden Markram dnp
Ravindra Jadeja dnp
Travis Head dnp
Jos Buttler dnp
Mehidy Hasan Miraz dnp
Nat Sciver-Brunt dnp
Liam Dawson dnp
Pathum Nissanka dnp

Overall List In Full

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi 3075
Simon Harmer 2224
Shubman Gill 2106
Jos Buttler 2006
Aiden Markram 1690
Sam Curran 1661
Saim Ayub 1591
Liam Dawson 1582
Harry Brook 1562
Quinton de Kock 1547
Pathum Nissanka 1515
Mehidy Hasan Miraz 1444
Marco Jansen 1425
Travis Head 1323
Ravindra Jadeja 1190
Rachin Ravindra 1104
Nat Sciver-Brunt 1082
Paul Walter 858
Phil Salt 822
Sophie Ecclestone 798
Nicholas Pooran 755
Michael Bracewell 690

Headlines

No movement today but MIB and Sussex make the biggest lurch towards the places above them.
I lose ground on second.

Weekly Scores

Sussex 278
Red Devil 235
DFM 198
GingerPele 181
MIB 172
RDJ 84
The Prof Sr. 77
The Professor 20
Andy 12
RT 0
Arthur 0

Overall Scores

Red Devil 4741
DFM 3807
The Professor 3621
RT 3329
MIB 3144
The Prof Sr. 2993
Andy 2548
GingerPele 2276
RDJ 1988
Sussex 1859
Arthur 1572

[Durhamfootman]

2 weeks ago I was 1000 points behind, but I'm not now

progress

even better if Samson, Sharma, Kishan and Iyer continue to keep the boy wonder out of the proper T20 side

cheers Prof

[The Professor]

WeeklyTop 5

1. Quinton De Kock - 214 - Back to decent T20 performances over in America. 114 runs with 70 Strike Rate points across three games for MI New York sees him with his highest score since the end of January.

2. Harry Brook-159 - A deceptively good performance in terms of metrics for Brook. In fact, despite the historically poor series against New Zealand, only Harmer and Gill have scored more points than Brook since the start of the first Test.

3. Paul Walter- 151 - Tall Paul's yo-yo-ing form continues to do just that with a big score this week. Strap yourself in for a meagre one next week. This week he scored Essex's fastest ever half century in 18 balls.

4.Nat Sciver-Brunt- 145 - Captain Fantastic is back with a match-winning performance over South Africa to take England to the World Cup final. Captivating stuff.

5.Nicholas Pooran - 145 - Making hay in the New York sun with a second Top 5 finish in a week. Pulls himself up to 19th - a position he has been no higher than since the end of January.

Overall Top 5

1. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - 3075 - Inactive for only the second time in the last thirteen weeks. His lead now a 'mere'764 points.

2. Simon Harmer - 2311 - Harmer never sets the world alight in Blast weeks and this was no different with 87 points in two games.

3.Shubman Gill - 2106 - Inactive this week and holds off fourth place by 80 points.

4. Jos Buttler - 2026 - A rare T20 Blast outing before a washed out England game sees Buttler back in action for the first time since the IPL. Holds fourth for the third week in a row.

5. Quinton De Kock - 1761 - A phenomenal bump up the table as QDK goes from 10th to reclaim a Top 5 spot he lost 6 weeks ago.

Highest Weekly Average

1. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi = 180,88
2. Nat Sciver-Brunt = 153.38 (Down from 154.57)
3. Simon Harmer = 135.95 (Down from 139)

QDK's renaissance week sees him up 6.34 points to 135.46 whilst Curran's solitary T20 matches sees him leak 6.64 to 112 a week.


Highest Average Points per Game

Red Ball- Mehidy Hasan Miraz = 208.5
One Day - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi = 105.81
Short Form - Nat Sciver-Brunt = 93.33

Highest Points by Format

Red Ball- Simon Harmer = 1988
One Day - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - 1693
Short Form - Jos Buttler = 1924

Highest Points by Discipline

* = New Name

Runs - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - 1725
Batting Bonus - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi- 320
Strike Rate - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi- 870

Wickets - *Simon Harmer = 840
Wicket Bonus = Simon Harmer = 170
Economy - Simon Harmer= 520

Fielding - Jos Buttler = 430
Fielding Bonus - Quinton De Kock & Jos Buttler = 20

Overall Weekly List/u]

Quinton de Kock 214
Harry Brook 159
Paul Walter 151
Nat Sciver-Brunt 145
Nicholas Pooran 142
Rachin Ravindra 121
Simon Harmer 87
Sophie Ecclestone 60
Phil Salt 54
Marco Jansen 49
Liam Dawson 25
Jos Buttler 20
Sam Curran 19
Pathum Nissanka 5

Saim Ayub dnp
Michael Bracewell dnp
Aiden Markram dnp
Ravindra Jadeja dnp
Travis Head dnp
Mehidy Hasan Miraz dnp
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi dnp
Shubman Gill dnp

[u]Overall Scores in Full

1 Vaibhav Sooryavanshi 3075
2 Simon Harmer 2311
3 Shubman Gill 2106
4 Jos Buttler 2026
5 Quinton de Kock 1761
6 Harry Brook 1721
7 Aiden Markram 1690
8 Sam Curran 1680
9 Liam Dawson 1607
10 Saim Ayub 1591
11 Pathum Nissanka 1520
12 Marco Jansen 1474
13 Mehidy Hasan Miraz 1444
14 Travis Head 1323
15 Nat Sciver-Brunt 1227
16 Rachin Ravindra 1225
17 Ravindra Jadeja 1190
18 Paul Walter 1009
19 Nicholas Pooran 897
20 Phil Salt 886
21 Sophie Ecclestone 858
22 Michael Bracewell 690

Headlines

3 massive gulfs opening now.
Obviously 1st to 2nd but there is now 508 between 6th and 7th and 529 between 8th and 9th....also meaning that there is 1085 between 6th and 9th.

Weekly Score

Sussex 263
The Prof Sr. 214
GingerPele 194
MIB 159
Andy 151
DFM 112
RDJ 60
Arthur 54
RT 20
Red Devil 19
The Professor 5


Overall Score

Red Devil 4760
DFM 3919
The Professor 3626
RT 3349
MIB 3303
The Prof Sr. 3207
Andy 2699
GingerPele 2651
Sussex 2122
RDJ 2048
Arthur 1626

[Durhamfootman]

I'll keep on chipping away

cheers Prof

[gingerpele]

The defence of my title isn’t going well! NSB is always injured and hasn’t been bowling and Marco Jansen has been average this year.

[The Professor]

Weekly Top 5

1. Simon Harmer - 352 - Last week I criticised his T20 form....he shot back at that with a frankly flawless spell of low economical bowling and a frankly startling heavy hitting couple of innings this week. He is now one Cricketer of the Week away from his half century.

2. Harry Brook - 234 - Back to the short form and everyone loves Harry again. Some spectacularly big hitting this week to put India to the sword in emphatic fashion.

3. Phil Salt - 189 - Has been beset by poor form and injury this year....but didn't seem like it this week with 129 runs against India in three T20s (one of which he got a duck in....unsure whether that makes it more or less impressive.)

4. Sam Curran - 188 - A fantastic return to bowling for Sam as he bags 80 wicket points this week plus his 48 runs. Always piles on the points in the English Summer and does son again in 2026.

5. Mehidy Hasan Miraz - 187 - Has blagged his way into the Top 5 this week despite his team suffering two ODI losses against Zimbabwe. Only 3 wickets but 60 Economy points and a cameo with the bat boosts him up.

Overall Top 5

1. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - 3137 - The 15 year old has had the first big setback of his career with his debut for the full India side. And, at the same time, his lead in first drops to below 500 for the first time in months.

2. Simon Harmer - 2663 - His big win this week sees him move dramatically away from 3rd place and dramatically towards first. 474 points separate him from first and 464 from third.

3. Jos Buttler- 2200 - Couple of emphatic wins against India in a T20 series and you assume that Buttler has tucked in...that was not the case this week. Instead he has moved up to third purely on fielding points, of which he got 100 this week.

4. Shubman Gill -2106 - Inactive this week and back down to fourth.

5. Harry Brook - 1955 - Back into the Top 5 having scored 100_ points in three weeks on the bounce. De Kock, last week's holder of fifth, has been knocked down to 7th with Curran in 6th.

Highest Weekly Average

1. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi = 174 (Down from 180,88)
2. Simon Harmer = 147.94 (Up from 135.95)
3. Nat Sciver-Brunt = 147.22 (Down from 153.38)

Biggest winner and loser in terms of average are our current first and second; with Vaibhav losing 6.6 off his average and Harmer gaining exactly 12.

Highest Average Points per Game

Red Ball- Mehidy Hasan Miraz = 208.5
One Day - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi = 105.81
Short Form - Nat Sciver-Brunt = 93.69

Highest Points by Format

Red Ball- Simon Harmer = 1988
One Day - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - 1693
Short Form - Jos Buttler = 2098

Highest Points by Discipline



Runs - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - 1767
Batting Bonus - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi- 320
Strike Rate - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi- 870

Wickets - Simon Harmer = 920
Wicket Bonus = Simon Harmer = 170
Economy - Simon Harmer= 570

Fielding - Jos Buttler = 510
Fielding Bonus - Jos Buttler = 30

Weekly List In Full

Simon Harmer 352
Harry Brook 234
Phil Salt 189
Sam Curran 188
Mehidy Hasan Miraz 187
Jos Buttler 174
Nat Sciver-Brunt 98
Nicholas Pooran 85
Quinton de Kock 66
Paul Walter 64
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi 62
Liam Dawson 30
Sophie Ecclestone 20
Rachin Ravindra 4

Saim Ayub dnp
Michael Bracewell dnp
Aiden Markram dnp
Ravindra Jadeja dnp
Travis Head dnp
Shubman Gill dnp
Marco Jansen dnp
Pathum Nissanka dnp

Overall List In Full

1 Vaibhav Sooryavanshi 3137
2 Simon Harmer 2663
3 Jos Buttler 2200
4 Shubman Gill 2106
5 Harry Brook 1955
6 Sam Curran 1868
7 Quinton de Kock 1827
8 Aiden Markram 1690
9 Liam Dawson 1637
10 Mehidy Hasan Miraz 1631
11 Saim Ayub 1591
12 Pathum Nissanka 1520
13 Marco Jansen 1474
14 Nat Sciver-Brunt 1325
15 Travis Head 1323
16 Rachin Ravindra 1229
17 Ravindra Jadeja 1190
18 Phil Salt 1075
19 Paul Walter 1073
20 Nicholas Pooran 982
21 Sophie Ecclestone 878
22 Michael Bracewell 690

Headlines

Red puts space between himself and second again.
Arthur refuses to die and keeps up the chase.
Zero week for me.
Andy only gets a meagre score as he seeks to cement himself as the leader of the second half of the table.

Weekly Scores

DFM 382
The Prof Sr. 253
Red Devil 250
MIB 234
Arthur 189
RT 174
GingerPele 98
Sussex 89
Andy 64
RDJ 20
The Professor 0

Overall Scores

1 Red Devil 5010
2 DFM 4301
3 The Professor 3626
4 MIB 3537
5 RT 3523
6 The Prof Sr. 3460
7 Andy 2763
8 GingerPele 2749
9 Sussex 2211
10 RDJ 2068
11 Arthur 1815

[Durhamfootman]

Go Harms

pity about the other chancer

cheers Prof

[The Professor]

Extraordinary week of scoring ; just short of 3000 points on t he board with three cricketers getting their highest score of the year.

Weekly Top 5

1.Rachin Ravindra- 468 - The headline figure is that Rachin has scored the 7th highest score in the 8 year history of this List. He matched just under half his total of T20 points scored in the last 18 games this year in just 4 this week and moves up from 16th to 9th.

2. Sophie Ecclestone - 351 - Imagine what her numbers would be like if she got to play more than a single red ball game every year and a half. Comfortably broken her record point score of 2026 and up to 18th overall.

3. Nicholas Pooran - 338 - Increased his total T20 points scored to date by 34% this week with 208 runs in 3 games in Major League Cricket. Is one of only 4 players to score more than 700 points in the last month. Working his way into form or taking advantage of poor bowling?

4. Jos Buttler - 313 - Put his critics to one side briefly with a huge 131in the final T20 against England....then bolstered it with another 50 fielding points in the two ODIs.

5. Sam Curran - 216 - Really hitting the straps with his bowling again and getting those allrounder points. When he doesn't hit with the bat he makes up for it with ball - he bagged 160 points with that discipline this week.

Overall Top 5

1. Vaibhav Sooryavabshi - 3137 - Seems to have been folded into the white ball squad a bit now and hard to see where his next cricket is coming from, Lead of 387 on second.

2. Simon Harmer- 2750 - Only 87 points from 3 T20 Blast games for Harmer as his side failed to do what needed to be done to progress to Finals Day. Holds second.

3. Jos Buttler - 2513 - Is very well insulated in third still; 237 up to second, 326v down to third. Very aesthetically pleasing if nothing else.

4. Shubman Gill - 2277 - A sign of how high scoring this week has been is that Gill's score of 171 sees him finish 8th for the week. Holds fourth overall.

5. Harry Brook - 2147 - Real civil war going on between Brook and Curran for 5th. Brook scored 192 this week but Curran scored 216 meaning that the gap is now just 63.

Highest Weekly Average

1. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi = 174
2. Simon Harmer = 144.74 (Down from 147.94)
3. Harry Brook = 143.13 (Up from 139.64)

Ravindra'sscary weeks sees a huge bump to his average - up 24.13 to 106.06. NSB leaks 9.2 and drops out of the Top 3.

Highest Average Points per Game

Red Ball- Mehidy Hasan Miraz = 208.5
One Day - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi = 105.81
Short Form - Nat Sciver-Brunt = 93.69

Highest Points by Format

Red Ball- Simon Harmer = 1988
One Day - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - 1693
Short Form - Jos Buttler = 2339

Highest Points by Discipline

Runs - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - 1767
Batting Bonus - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi- 320
Strike Rate - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi- 870

Wickets - Simon Harmer = 980
Wicket Bonus = Simon Harmer = 170
Economy - Simon Harmer= 580

Fielding - Jos Buttler = 580
Fielding Bonus - Jos Buttler = 60

Weekly Scores In Full

Rachin Ravindra 468
Sophie Ecclestone 351
Nicholas Pooran 338
Jos Buttler 313
Sam Curran 216
Michael Bracewell 213
Harry Brook 192
Shubman Gill 171
Paul Walter 153
Liam Dawson 124
Quinton de Kock 113
Simon Harmer 87
Phil Salt 78
Nat Sciver-Brunt 55
Mehidy Hasan Miraz 30
Marco Jansen 27

Saim Ayub dnp
Aiden Markram dnp
Ravindra Jadeja dnp
Travis Head dnp
Pathum Nissanka dnp
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi dnp

Overall Scores In Full

1 Vaibhav Sooryavanshi 3137
2 Simon Harmer 2750
3 Jos Buttler 2513
4 Shubman Gill 2277
5 Harry Brook 2147
6 Sam Curran 2084
7 Quinton de Kock 1940
8 Liam Dawson 1761
9 Rachin Ravindra 1697
10 Aiden Markram 1690
11 Mehidy Hasan Miraz 1661
12 Saim Ayub 1591
13 Pathum Nissanka 1520
14 Marco Jansen 1501
15 Nat Sciver-Brunt 1380
16 Travis Head 1323
17 Nicholas Pooran 1320
18 Sophie Ecclestone 1229
19 Paul Walter 1223
20 Ravindra Jadeja 1190
21 Phil Salt 1153
22 Michael Bracewell 927

Headlines

Massive week for Sussex - to the detriment of Andy and GP
Arthur 's plight underlined by the fact he scored 291 points this week but is still 313 adrift at the foot of the List.

Weekly Totals

Sussex 806
RDJ 351
RT 313
Arthur 291
Red Devil 216
DFM 211
MIB 192
The Professor 171
Andy 153
GingerPele 82
The Prof Sr. 30

Overall Scores

1 Red Devil 5226
2 DFM 4512
3 RT 3836
4 The Professor 3797
5 MIB 3729
6 The Prof Sr. 3490
7 Sussex 3017
8 Andy 2916
9 GingerPele 2831
10 RDJ 2419
11 Arthur 2106

[Durhamfootman]

keep going boys

cheers Prof

[The Professor]

Overall Top 5

1. Michael Bracewell - 309 - Bit of a cheat this week as I cannot remember somebody playing quite as much cricket in seven days as Bracewell. His pair of ODIs for New Zealand and then two games for Lahore in the Global Super League gives him his second Cricketer of the Week.

2. Sam Curran - 260 - Continuing his fine Summer, as he always does with 120 wicket points and 60 runs across two games in two formats. Lots more to come for him over the next month or two.

3. Nicholas Pooran - 158 - Finding his form again and finishes in the Top 5 for the second week on the bounce. Moves up to 15th overall- his highest position in 6 months. He was in bottom place just 4 weeks ago.

4. Liam Dawson - 124 - Perhaps a surprise to see him in the Top 5 this week but the fact he played three games sees him scrape together enough points for a fourth place berth.

5.Rachin Ravindra - 121 - Two games in two different continents this week as he finished his MLC season with a loss to Los Angeles before starting his Hundred season with a win against the South.

Overall Top 5

1.Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - 3257 - After a sobering debut series against England, Vaibhav made hay in the Zimbabwean sunshine as he got a half century in the first T20.

2. Simon Harmer - 2750 - Inactive this week - and will be until the County Championship kicks off again in about a month. How far will he descent in that time?

3. Jos Buttler - 2610 - A fantastically speedy 41 in the final ODI against India was followed by a pretty pedestrian opening match for Manchester in The Hundred. Holds third for a third week.

4. Shubman Giill - 2384 - Finished the ODI series with yet another half century. Not quite enough to see him improve on his fourth place position which he has now held for three weeks.

5.Sam Curran - 2344 - Takes advantage of his England teammate Harry Brook's poor week to nip into the Top 5. Curran has not been in the top 5 for 13 weeks but he loves The Hundred and could score some big points in coming weeks.

Ones to Watch

There's a real resurgence in the bottom third of the table - thiis can be seen most when we see Ecclestone, Bracewell and Salt all split by 59 points in 18th, 19th and 20th.

Highest Weekly Average

1. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi = 171.42 (Down from 174.28)
2. Simon Harmer = 144.74
3. Nat Sciver-Brunt = 138

Bracewell's average improves by 19.66 (having also swelled by 13.37 the week before. Harry Brook drops out of the Top 3 having lost 6.94 from his average.

Highest Average Points per Game

Red Ball- Mehidy Hasan Miraz = 208.5
One Day - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi = 105.81
Short Form - Nat Sciver-Brunt = 93.69

Highest Points by Format

Red Ball- Simon Harmer = 1988
One Day - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - 1693
Short Form - Jos Buttler = 2355

Highest Points by Discipline

Runs - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi - 1817
Batting Bonus - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi- 340
Strike Rate - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi- 910

Wickets - Simon Harmer = 980
Wicket Bonus = Simon Harmer = 170
Economy - Simon Harmer= 580

Fielding - Jos Buttler = 580
Fielding Bonus - Jos Buttler = 60

Weekly List in Full

Michael Bracewell 309
Sam Curran 260
Nicholas Pooran 158
Liam Dawson 124
Rachin Ravindra 121
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi 120
Shubman Gill 107
Jos Buttler 97
Phil Salt 77
Mehidy Hasan Miraz 69
Sophie Ecclestone 60
Marco Jansen 60
Harry Brook 32
Aiden Markram 1

Saim Ayub dnp
Ravindra Jadeja dnp
Travis Head dnp
Pathum Nissanka dnp
Paul Walter dnp
Quinton de Kock dnp
Simon Harmer dnp
Nat Sciver-Brunt dnp

Overall List in Full

1 Vaibhav Sooryavanshi 3257
2 Simon Harmer 2750
3 Jos Buttler 2610
4 Shubman Gill 2384
5 Sam Curran 2344
6 Harry Brook 2179
7 Quinton de Kock 1940
8 Liam Dawson 1885
9 Rachin Ravindra 1818
10 Mehidy Hasan Miraz 1730
11 Aiden Markram 1691
12 Saim Ayub 1591
13 Marco Jansen 1561
14 Pathum Nissanka 1520
15 Nicholas Pooran 1478
16 Nat Sciver-Brunt 1380
17 Travis Head 1323
18 Sophie Ecclestone 1289
19 Michael Bracewell 1236
20 Phil Salt 1230
21 Paul Walter 1223
22 Ravindra Jadeja 1190

Headlines

Great week for Arthur as he gets off the bottom of the table.
RDJ goes bottom - as does his star man Jadeja.

Weekly Scores

Red Devil 380
Arthur 286
Sussex 279
DFM 124
The Professor 107
RT 97
The Prof Sr. 69
RDJ 60
GingerPele 60
MIB 32
Andy 1

Overall Score

1 Red Devil 5606
2 DFM 4636
3 RT 3933
4 The Professor 3904
5 MIB 3761
6 The Prof Sr. 3672
7 Sussex 3296
8 Andy 2917
9 GingerPele 2891
10 Arthur 2492
11 RDJ 2479

[Arthur Crabtree]

Cheers Prof!

[Durhamfootman]

Hmm

Harmer played one day cup last year. Not all of it admittedly, but a big chunk. I'll have to hope that he does so again, once he's had a bit of a rest

cheers Prof