Two comebacks from 0–2 in Hit and Miss’s 9–1
Woburn Sands and Padbury posted commanding 9–1s; Buckingham Ouse Eddies needed three singles from Boni to share the points.
Coverage: 2–8 November 2026Published
Padbury Otters and Woburn Sands Hit and Miss each won 9–1. The Hit and Miss scorecard is particularly striking: two players recovered from two games down in individual singles, turning potential losses into points within a comfortable team victory.
Player of the Week
Gopi Boni
Buckingham Ouse Eddies
A complete singles treble in the 5–5 draw against Newport Pagnell Rapide.
Supporting MKTTL scorecardPadbury OttersGreenleys Sapphires
Padbury Otters beat Greenleys Sapphires 9–1. Chris Becque and Paul D. Sargent took three singles each, John Pestell added two and Otters won the doubles. Reuben Lyimo earned Sapphires’ only point.
Official MKTTL scorecardBuckingham Ouse EddiesNewport Pagnell Rapide
Buckingham Ouse Eddies drew 5–5 with Newport Pagnell Rapide. Gopi Boni won all three singles for Eddies, but Rapide took the last two rubbers to secure the draw. Tom Binstead and John McGuire each won twice for Rapide, who also claimed the doubles.
Official MKTTL scorecardWoburn Sands Hit and MissLittle Horwood Frigates
Woburn Sands Hit and Miss defeated Little Horwood Frigates 9–1. Claire Tobin and Ian McLuckie both won all three singles, Alan Standen added two and McLuckie and Standen took the doubles. Tobin came from 0–2 down to beat Hilary Davan Wetton 11–9 in the fifth; McLuckie also recovered from 0–2 to beat Mark Cowdrey 12–10 in the fifth. Cowdrey took Frigates’ only point against Standen.
Official MKTTL scorecardOtters and Hit and Miss shared the largest scoreline. Gopi Boni’s singles treble gave Buckingham Ouse Eddies three of their five points against Rapide, earning the divisional award in a week with several unbeaten players.
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