1. Tom Morton (South Wilts)
In mid-July, Morton slammed 196 against Lymington, breaking a 17-year-old Southern Premier League record. It lasted two weeks. Nevertheless, Morton’s phenomenal season did bring another league record, his 1,213 runs at 75.8 – 379 runs ahead of the next best, with five hundreds and three other 90-plus scores – smashing the old mark by 139 runs.
2. Sam Arthurton (Copdock & Old Ipswichian)
After 15 years at Great Witchingham, the 29-year-old Norfolk opener took his prodigious batting exploits south into Suffolk, finishing as the EAPL’s leading runscorer for a fourth time in 10 years, with 1,103 runs at 58.05, his third 1,000-run campaign.
3. Nick Connolly (Ossett)
July 23, and Ossett skipper Connolly takes 63 off Bankfoot, passing the 1,000-run mark earlier, and in fewer…
