Jackson and Keshav sweep as Princes take seven
Three 7–3 results, one close 6–4 and an unbeaten Greenleys Princes pairing gave Division One its shape.
Coverage: 2–8 November 2026Published
Greenleys Princes, Milton Keynes Phoenix and Milton Keynes Topspin each won 7–3. Chackmore Hasbeens had the tighter result, beating Greenleys Crusaders 6–4. The strongest individual contribution came in the Princes match, where Ricky Jackson and Anand Keshav combined for seven points.
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Ricky Jackson
Greenleys Princes
A singles treble, the doubles alongside Anand Keshav and a five-game win over Steve Jordan in Princes’ 7–3 victory.
Supporting MKTTL scorecardMilton Keynes PhoenixMilton Keynes Sharks
Milton Keynes Phoenix beat Milton Keynes Sharks 7–3.
Official MKTTL scorecardChackmore HasbeensGreenleys Crusaders
Chackmore Hasbeens edged Greenleys Crusaders 6–4. Bub Burman won twice and shared the doubles, Sam Willett added two singles and Andy Whitehead one. Akira Bennatraj denied Burman a third singles win in five games, while Micky Shun Hang Lung won twice for Crusaders.
Official MKTTL scorecardGreenleys PrincesLeighton Buzzard Avengers
Greenleys Princes beat Leighton Buzzard Avengers 7–3. Ricky Jackson and Anand Keshav won all three singles each and took the doubles together. Jackson also came through a five-game meeting with Steve Jordan.
Official MKTTL scorecardMilton Keynes TopspinMilton Keynes Pumas
Milton Keynes Topspin beat Milton Keynes Pumas 7–3. The result completed a trio of identical winning scores in the division.
Official MKTTL scorecardPrinces had two unbeaten singles players and the doubles; Chackmore needed a more balanced return to get over the line. Both found a way to win, but the scorecards tell rather different stories.
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