Bray Third's, being captained for the first time by Saj Tariq took on a strong Amersham side who finished top three in the league last year. Playing away and losing the toss, Bray were asked to bat. Conditions were damp and overcast.

Week two, Bray entered the game with high expectations. Things could not be more positive. Saj Tariq had lined up a strong balanced team which on paper looked as if it was ready to take on the Windies at Lords. Instead they were to take on Royal Ascot at their Lords - the Jubilee Ground. Thanks to Charlie the ground was looking lush and the wicket excellent, and more importantly the sun was shinning.

Maidenhead and Bray thirds proved too strong for Bracknell 2 on Saturday. On a damp wicket, Bray were put into bat and got a solid foundation from the openers. Peter lamb continued his excellent form with a chanceless 71 and Naeem Shazad an attacking 61amassed a 139 runs partnership from 22 overs.

Bray III entertained Second in the table Chesham at home on Saturday. Bray won the toss and elected to bat on a good Jubilee track. The home side got off to a steady start, with both openers, Peter Lamb and Riasat Hussain attacking the Chesham openers putting on a partnership of 48 before the fall of the first wicket. Shamraiz came in at 3 to try and give Bray a solid platform.

On Saturday the Maidenhead and Bray 3rd XI travelled to Bagshot. M&BCC won the toss and elected to bat. Bray got off to a uneasy start being two wickets down after the 6th over but a solid partnership from Opener Riasat Hussain and Zubair Din saw M&BCC through to a decent recovery.