Player & team stats

Averages & Performance

Season averages, front pin form, most improved players, team performance and spares.

Pld legs/matches played Avg average pins per go H / L season high / low Front Pin a separate front-pin-only competition Spare all 9 pins down in 2 balls, reset for a bonus 3rd ball Sleeper registered player who only turns out when the team's short

Season averages so far

Four matches played — the 360–343 home win over Barton on 18 September, the 359–330 away win at Emlyn's Victors on 25 September, the 371–355 home win over Fire Brigade on 2 October and the 350–328 away win at FJ Lions on 9 October. Still early, so treat these as form rather than settled averages. Sleeper Stu Turpin was called up at the Brewers Arms, and Mark Jones made his first appearance of the season at FJ Lions.

Front pin averages

No Front Pin Cup fixtures played yet this season — this table will fill in once the competition starts.

Most improved player

Change in average versus each player's final 2025-26 figure. Early days from four matches — players who haven't been needed yet are shown at the bottom rather than given a misleading "decline".

Team performance by competition

Tattibogoes versus the opposition so far this season.

No cup or Front Pin Cup matches played yet this season.

Club record by competition

All-time record, updated for this season's four matches so far, across every competition the club plays.

Team leg-score profile & spares

Every leg bowled by the team so far this season (from the four matches so far; any spare is counted in the 9 column), grouped by score. Hover a bar for the exact count.

Leg score (first two balls) 9 — includes spare attempts
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Spares so far

16 spares from the four matches. Against Barton: Russell Cheasley (17), Steve Vaughan (13), Rob Weale (13), Liam Collins (12), and Dale Gorman's attempt that stayed at 9 after missing the reset ball. At Emlyn's Victors: Russell Davies (16), Phil Holland (13), Liam Collins (12) and Steve Vaughan (12). Against Fire Brigade: Ian Collins (11 and 15), Ali Hunt (14 and 12) and Russell Cheasley (12). At FJ Lions: Ian Collins (18, the biggest of the season so far) and Russell Cheasley (14).

Cup holders

32.62
Averages Cup
Ian Collins (defending)
48
High Score Cup
Eric Johns (standing record)
Reigning champions going into 2026-27, from last season: Ian Collins retained the Averages Cup (32.62); the best individual score in 2025-26 was 46, shared by Ian Collins and Mark Jones; Dave Pryce won Most Improved Player.

Season averages

Ranked by average pins per go across the season. The two Sleepers — who only play when the team's short — are shown separately rather than ranked among the regular squad.

Front pin averages

A separate, front-pin-only competition — far fewer legs each, so form here can be spikier than the main averages.

Most improved player

Change in average versus 2024-25. Neil Alden and Stu Turpin (Sleepers) are shown for completeness, but their big swings simply reflect returning from close to no games the year before, not a real season-on-season leap.

Team performance by competition

Tattibogoes versus the opposition, averaged across every match played in each competition this season.

Top half vs. bottom half

How the Tatti's fared in league matches against sides from the top half of the table compared with the bottom half.

Club record by competition

All-time record, and how this season added to it, across every competition the club plays.

Team leg-score profile & spares

Every leg bowled by the team this season, grouped by score. Hover a bar for the exact count. The 9-pin bar includes every leg where the first two balls cleared the frame — some of which then became a spare.

Leg score (first two balls) 9 — includes spare attempts
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Spares leaderboard

119 spares across the season — roughly 3.4 per match, which ranks 24th out of the 35 seasons the club has tracked this. Ian Collins and Rob Weale led the way, tied on 14 apiece.

Cup holders

32.62
Averages Cup
Ian Collins
48
High Score Cup
Eric Johns (standing record)
Ian Collins retained the Averages Cup, topping the table again after also leading it in 2024-25 (32.19). Nobody beat Eric Johns's long-standing high score of 48 this season — the best individual score in 2025-26 was 46, shared by Ian Collins and Mark Jones.