Ward supplies the finish; Pattni stays unbeaten on the other side
An unbeaten Nayan Pattni could not prevent Vanguards losing a Greenleys contest; Cherry’s three helped Spinners take another 6–4.
Coverage: 5–11 October 2026Published Last updated
The Premier’s week paired two narrow home wins with two emphatic away results. There were individual unbeaten returns in winning teams and in defeat alike.
Player of the Week
Darren Ward
Greenleys Warriors
Ward's two singles wins both needed a fifth game, and both helped Warriors reach six in their 6–4 derby win. He recovered from two games down against Mateusz Browarnik, then beat Elroy Edwards 11–6 in the decider. A straight-games doubles win with Ameya Phatak made it three contributions to the team total.
Supporting MKTTL scorecardGreenleys WarriorsGreenleys Vanguards
Greenleys Warriors beat Greenleys Vanguards 6–4 despite Nayan Pattni taking all three singles for Vanguards. Darren Ward recovered from two games down against Mateusz Browarnik, then won the final rubber against Elroy Edwards in five to turn 5–4 into the team victory. Ward and Ameya Phatak won two singles each and combined to take the doubles.
Official MKTTL scorecardMilton Keynes SpinnersGreenleys Glory
Milton Keynes Spinners beat Greenleys Glory 6–4. Alan Cherry won all three singles, with Jecu Aurelian adding two. Dakshinamoorthy Thopay took two for Glory, supported by one each from Lewis Copp and Scott Dixon. Spinners’ doubles victory added the sixth rubber to their five singles: a close result built around Cherry’s unbeaten contribution.
Official MKTTL scorecardOpen University PrimesYardley Titans
Yardley Titans won 10–0 at Open University Primes. Ricky Taiwo, Adrian Piotrowski and Nick Howard each took all three singles. Their complete singles return and the doubles produced the week’s only Premier whitewash. Andy Tan took a game from Howard, and Nicolas Wong took one from Taiwo; those were Primes’ two game successes.
Official MKTTL scorecardLeighton Buzzard GenerationsGreenleys Monarchs
Greenleys Monarchs won 9–1 at Leighton Buzzard Generations. Ed Simms and David Tiplady each took three singles. Tim Cheek supplied Generations’ one win, beating Martin Hall 13–11 in the fifth. Hall also needed five to beat Fabrice Spelta; Hall and Simms won the doubles in a decider too. The wide margin contained several extended rubbers.
Official MKTTL scorecardWard’s final-rubber win and Cheek’s 13–11 decider explain more than their respective team margins. At the other extreme, Titans’ clean sweep was the division’s clear largest result.
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