Next up in our series of looking at the updated Club stats, we move on to focus on individual teams and take a look at the 2nd XI records for league games

Looking at who’s played the most games….

Former Chairman Graeme McGowan (386) comfortably leads the way ahead of former President Brian Shenton (309)
Of our current crop of players, Graeme Keenan (226) will hopefully move up a couple of places to 5th come the end of the season

Moving onto the leading run scorers….

Ian Sharrock (6,174) leads the way, and could he push further ahead now he has relinquished the 3rd XI captaincy and available for selection…
Battling it out in 8th and 9th place respectively are Ian Potter (3,783) and Darren Warburton (3,485) with both looking to make advances up the leaderboard, however could Andy Beacher (4,023) charge through with a return to fitness and form and keep them at arm’s length
Further down the leaderboard, Tom Woods (2,270) and Sam Talbot (2,260) are making steady inroads

Moving onto the bowlers….

Brian Shenton (445) leads the way, but even an ‘average’ season for Graeme Keenan (415) should see him overtake him and claim top spot
Skipper Rich Battersby (130) will be targeting moving up a few places if his ageing body and international commitments allow
Graeme McGowan (144) has taken the most catches, but if Darren Warburton (62) can hold just five catches he’ll jump from 11th to 6th in the standings

On to the keepers…

It’s that man again Graeme McGowan (41) who leads the way with current 2 keeper Sam Talbot one stumping away from featuring

On to the batting partnerships…

[*As with the 1’s, the 2’s batting partnership records have stood for a while with the last one being broken n 2018 when Dave Stewart & James Woods put on 70 for the 9th wicket away at Brooklands

All the 2nd XI records can be found HERE

All the 2nd XI batting partnerships can be found HERE

To look back at the records already updated, click HERE

Next up in this series we’ll look at the records for the 3rd XI