With competition hotting up in the Baywide Cup title race, competition leaders Carrus Mount Maunganui top the leaderboards in both the batting and bowling.
Bay of Plenty representative batsman Ben Musgrave leads the individual batting statistics having belted 152 runs with a top score of 88 not out. Cooney Lees Morgan Tauranga Boys' College player/coach Tim Clarke sits in second spot with 111 runs, with the top three rounded out by New World Te Puke's Alex Gooding with a season tally of 101 runs.
Two Mount Maunganui spin bowlers lead the wicket-taking leaderboard. Skipper Dale Swan has captured eight bowling scalps with best figures of 4/5, with Nick Smith grabbing seven wickets with a best of 3/3. Cadets quick Gurwinder Singh has also been in sterling form with seven wickets.
On Saturday, Mount Maunganui travel to Rotorua to take on Bayleys Central Indians at Rotorua Cricket headquarters. The match up at Smallbone Park sees Mount Maunganui put their unbeaten start to the season on the line.
While Central Indians sit at the bottom of the standings, several individual players have stepped up to the mark in their first three games. Last weekend Ajay Kumar posted 59 against a strong Cadets bowling attack, while Prem Gill and Andrew Gibbs have been in form with the ball.