The weekend of 25/26th April saw Cambridgeshire compete in the Over 40s Masters County Championships 2025/26 Finals at The University of Birmingham.
Cambs were drawn against Middlesex in the semi-final which took place on the afternoon of Saturday 25th April. Pairings of Martin Crossley/Ben Gardner and Neil Place/Simon Woodhouse dominated in the open doubles, winning all four rubbers, three in straight sets. This was followed up in style in the ladies doubles where pairings of Alison Meijers/Natalie Taylor and Sara Cunnington/Sara Moore dominated to again take all four rubbers in convincing fashion to secure the tie at 8-0 with the mixed still to play. A clean sweep in the four mixed rubbers, with Dan Bates stepping in to the fold, ensured a resounding 12-0 victory for Cambs, setting up a showdown against a strong Cheshire side in the Final on the Sunday.
In the Final, the four open doubles rubbers were shared between the sides with Crossley/Gardner maintaining their undefeated status on the weekend, leaving the tie level at 2-2. The ladies doubles saw Cambs pull out all the stops with some fantastic performances from both pairs to take all four rubbers, with Cunnington/Moore not dropping a set all weekend. this left Cambs on the verge of victory at 6-2, requiring just one of the four mixed doubles rubbers to bring the title home. The mixed doubles ended up shared 2-a-piece between the teams but Cambs had done enough to earn a convincing 8-4 win and take the over 40s Masters County Championships title for only the second time in the history of the competition.
Representing Cambs O40s were:
Sara Cunnington
Sara Moore
Alison Meijers
Natalie Taylor
Martin Crossley
Ben Gardner
Neil Place
Simon Woodhouse
Dan Bates

