1. What do you see as the value of TKCC playing in the Indoor League as preparation for the return to the Premier League and do you see the entry fee as value for money?
Yeah, I think it’s well worth the entry fee. It keeps the lads playing together through the winter and gives us some proper competitive cricket before we’re back in the Prem. It’s quick as well, so you’re always involved, whether that’s backing up, running between the wickets or making a decision under pressure. It’s a good way to carry a bit of momentum from last summer into next season.
2. Who has been playing for TKCC on a regular basis this winter?
It’s mainly been me, Dan Western and Will Begy, with Ethan Abraham, Alex Peggie and Ed Smout Cooper all getting games as we’ve rotated the side. Both of the young Kulkarni’s played in the first game too, and Dan’s been keeping for us.
3. How have the results been going so far?
Still unbeaten, so can’t complain! We bowled Sandford out for 52 the week before and Bovey out for 90 on Friday. We chased both down pretty quickly, getting home one down against Bovey with Ethan and Begy both retiring. A good couple of wins and hopefully another title incoming!
4. If TKCC win the league. Is there an opportunity to progress further and if so, what is the pathway?
I’ve heard there might be a route through the regional rounds to the national finals at Lord’s, but I’ve also heard the whole thing might be played at Exeter this year. We’d need to double-check how it works. We’ve got to win it first anyway!
5. Finally looking ahead to the 2027 season. Are there anymore new signings imminent?
There’ve been a few conversations for next summer. We’re looking to add a bit of depth now we’re back in the Prem, and there’s a handful of us working round the clock on a few players we’re keen to bring in. I’ll keep the names under wraps until anything’s sorted!