Three 6–4s, and not a spare rubber in sight
Every Division Three fixture finished 6–4 to the home side, but unbeaten visitors Hein Myo Latt and Chris Paddon made two of them uncomfortable.
Coverage: 19–25 October 2026Published
There was no unique “biggest win” in Division Three: all three results were identical. The better story is how different sets of contributions produced the same narrow margin.
Player of the Week
Chris Paddon
Milton Keynes Cavaliers
Three singles despite a 6–4 team defeat, including a recovery from two games down against Terry To. This editorial pick rewards the performance rather than requiring the player’s team to win.
Supporting MKTTL scorecardNewport Pagnell VolanteMilton Keynes Blades
Newport Pagnell Volante beat Milton Keynes Blades 6–4. Matt Haylett and Charlie Bennett won two singles each, with Kenneth Lo adding one. Simon Green also won twice for Blades, while Mark Thomas and Malcolm Whetstone supplied one apiece. The singles therefore finished 5–4 to Volante; their doubles win provided the remaining rubber and the team victory.
Official MKTTL scorecardWoburn Sands WolvesGreenleys Knights
Woburn Sands Wolves matched that 6–4 against Greenleys Knights. Hein Myo Latt won all three singles for Knights, including a deciding game against Garry Barnes. Wolves answered with two singles each from Glenn Barcham and Barnes, plus Alan Bradbury’s one. Thomas Reddall beat Bradbury in five for the visitors. Another fixture in which the doubles separated teams with a 5–4 singles split.
Official MKTTL scorecardLeighton Buzzard FlashmansMilton Keynes Cavaliers
Leighton Buzzard Flashmans completed the home sweep, beating Milton Keynes Cavaliers 6–4 despite Chris Paddon’s unbeaten singles return. Paddon recovered from two games down against Terry To. Arun Krishnan and To won two singles each for Flashmans and combined to win the doubles in five. At 5–4 overall, To then held off Chris Welch’s recovery from 0–2, taking the fifth 11–6 to secure the fixture.
Official MKTTL scorecardAll three winning teams took the doubles, and all three won five of the nine singles. Same score, same arithmetic, very different individual battles.
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