Wooden Tops turn 5–2 into five-all
Little Horwood rescued the division’s draw, while Mosquitoes, Powers and Moghuls all edged 6–4 victories.
Coverage: 2–8 November 2026Published
Little Horwood Wooden Tops looked beaten at 5–2 down against Leighton Buzzard Spitfires. They won the final three rubbers to draw 5–5, with Paul Reynolds’ unbeaten singles return central to their recovery. The division’s other three verified matches all finished 6–4.
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Paul Reynolds
Little Horwood Wooden Tops
Three singles victories, including the eighth rubber, as Wooden Tops recovered from 5–2 down to draw 5–5.
Supporting MKTTL scorecardMursley HawksWoburn Sands Mosquitoes
Woburn Sands Mosquitoes won 6–4 at Mursley Hawks. James Molloy took all three singles and contributed to the doubles. With the teams level at 4–4, the visitors claimed the final two rubbers.
Official MKTTL scorecardMilton Keynes PowersOpen University Shockwaves
Milton Keynes Powers beat Open University Shockwaves 6–4 in another closely scored fixture.
Official MKTTL scorecardLeighton Buzzard SpitfiresLittle Horwood Wooden Tops
Spitfires led Wooden Tops 5–2 after seven rubbers, but the visitors won the last three for a 5–5 draw. Paul Reynolds supplied three singles wins, including the eighth rubber.
Official MKTTL scorecardGreenleys MoghulsNewport Pagnell Lagondas
Greenleys Moghuls beat Newport Pagnell Lagondas 6–4. Marshall Domingo won all three singles. With the fixture at 4–4, Moghuls secured the last two rubbers; Jose Blecua’s decisive-game win against Michael Howard ended 15–13 in the fifth.
Official MKTTL scorecardThree narrow victories and one rescued draw: Division Two offered little breathing space. Wooden Tops’ final three rubbers made the strongest case for revisiting the scorecard rather than just reading the result.
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