Thopay wins the lot. Glory don't.
Three singles, nine games won, none lost — and still no team victory. That was only one of the Premier Division’s contradictions.
Read the full Premier Division reportThree deciders, one remarkable treble — and plenty behind the scorelines
Ian Spanswick needed a fifth game in every singles he played and won the lot. Dakshinamoorthy Thopay barely needed a fourth game all night, yet his side still lost. Elsewhere there were seven draws, some sizeable victories and a few scorecards that looked rather different once you read beyond the final numbers. Here's what actually made the week memorable across Milton Keynes.
Coverage: 26 October 2026 – 1 November 2026Published
Week in Numbers
- Fixtures played
- 31
- Five-game contests
- 59
- Wins from two games down
- 13
- Draws
- 7
Ten for Hasbeens, nine for Phoenix — but Bohrieiev steals the scene
The division’s biggest scorelines were emphatic. Its most telling individual performance came in a draw.
Read the full Division One reportIan Spanswick discovers the scenic route to an 8–2
Three singles. Three deciding games. Three wins. Mursley’s eight points were rather harder earned than they looked.
Read the full Division Two reportKnights and Flashmans find every possible way to reach five
A fifth-game doubles, two comebacks from 0–2 and an unbeaten Hein Myo Latt made this draw the week’s standout.
Read the full Division Three reportMistry wins three. Dukes get three. Zainabiya get seven.
A perfect singles night for one player couldn’t stop Greenleys Zainabiya taking the derby.
Read the full Division Four reportGaol Breakers take nine; Sear makes sure it isn’t ten
Buckingham dominated Division Five, but one fifth-game victory ensured Merlins left with something.
Read the full Division Five reportSix singles trump a dramatic doubles rescue
Crunchers fought back from 0–2 in the doubles, but Rio Bravos still left with the 6–4 win.
Read the full Division Six reportHorn keeps Sapphires level while comebacks break out around her
Two draws, two visiting singles trebles and a dramatic recovery made Division Seven anything but uneventful.
Read the full Division Seven reportLegends take nine. Globetrotters make six work harder.
From a 9–1 to a 6–4, Division Eight showed the difference between dominance and a match won by two rubbers.
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Results and scorecards: MKTTL
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