The fifth round, just before the mid term, break saw a calamitous batting collapse, well to be truthful it started so early the batting never got a chance to start, another game that saw wickets tumble in a flurry in one innings and some great leadership in difficult circumstances.

The 'mighty' Wildcats now lead the table just ahead of the unbeaten Wolves who have played one game less. The Panthers are still searching for their first win, but stay off the bottom due to the large number of batting bonus points.

In the first game of the evening the Wolverines set a reasonable score of 82 against the Wolves after being in trouble early on. Jamie Tregoning and Theo Carter both scoring just short of twenty runs each to give them a total to bowl at after Jake Simmons had ripped through their batting with a four wicket spell. After a couple of early wickets rattled the nerves of the Wolves Seb Steiner (32no) and Louis Thornton (19no) steered them home to a five wicket win. A couple of overthrow mishaps by the Wolverines made a huge difference in what otherwise was a good disciplined bowling performance.

In the second game the Panthers, searching for their first win, took on the Wildcats who were looking to grab top spot in the table. After last weeks run glut the Panthers decided to do something different, and got themselves bowled out for 34 (90 runs shy of last of the previous weeks Panthers total). All the bowlers contributed but the stand out being (again) Patrick Moilliet. But in defending their meagre total the Panthers played magnificently as a unit, fielding brilliantly, bowling with great discipline and being very well led by Alfie Haxton. Probably the best teamwork performance of the indoor games so far! Nick Jeffery's bowling was almost too good, (3 overs 2 wickets for 1 run), the Wildcats were forced to scratch and scrabble for every run. Dan Barker played an anchor role in guiding the Wildcats home with 17 unbeaten runs.

Week 2 best performances
Bowling - Jake Simmons 2.4 overs 4 wickets for 7 runs, Patrick Moilliet 2 overs 2 wickets for 5, Nick Jeffery 3 overs 2 wickets for 1

Batting - Seb Steiner 32no, Louis Thornton 19no, Jamie Tregoning 18, Theo Carter 17, Dan Barker 17no

Most Valuable Player (readjusted scoring from week 4)
After five weeks, the top five most valuable player spots are:

Seb Steiner, Wolves - MVP 12.1
Luca Murzell, Leopards - MVP 9.8
Louis Thornton, Wolves - MVP 8.1
Alfie Haxton, Panthers - MVP 6.7
Nick Jeffery, Panthers; Max Macrae, Jaguars - MVP 5.9

Week 6 games
After half term the Leopards take on the unbeaten Wolves in the first game looking to reclaim the top spot in the league with the Jaguars taking on the Wolverines looking to move off bottom spot.