I voted for option 1 as I like to see all of the opponents stats against us regardless of which clubs they've played for in the past. I can always look at the 'Team' tab of the profile page if I want to see the specifics for each club and of course clicking on the 'Matches' link in the players home page gives the match by match breakdown, so you can see the specific team they have played for in there as well.

Thanks for the explanation Mark. I fully understand why this was done.

That's great Mark. Thanks very much. I will try out the new method with our 2nd XI game this weekend.

Thanks for the information Mark. I tried out the suggestion and it's definitely easier to enter the match details like that however I have a couple of issues. On my teams batting card if a player is out 'lbw', 'bowled' or 'caught & bowled', instead of it just displaying 'lbw', 'b' and 'c&b' as I would hope (and as it does with Caught and Stumped as shown below) it displays the 'lbw' with a 'b' after it and displays the 'b' and 'c&b' dismissal type twice. If it just displayed 'lbw' with no 'b' after it and only displayed the 'b' and 'c&b' a single time I would definitely enter our batting card like that. Also, I think that the opposition batting card looks a lot nicer with the Unsure player name shown as there is just a blank space otherwise. I also like to enter the score of each batsman rather than leaving that blank as that way we can at least identify that the opening pair scored all of the runs, or someone scored a fifty etc for the opposition. Thanks Matt

That’s a good suggestion Mark as I do operate a separate club web site (http://blagdoncricketclub.com). I think I’ll give that a go and see what I can do. Thanks Matt

Thanks for the quick response as always Mark. Your comments make perfect sense. The trouble I have is that none of my club members are interested in logging into the admin site and running their own reports, which I have offered them the option to do in the past. They merely want to open up the public stats page and view what’s on there. I’ll add suggestions for the two new reports to be added to the public web site anyway and see how much support it gets.

I know what you are saying Mark, but if I was a new user looking at the data in the table I wouldn’t know that it was a 7/0 match without clicking on the scorecard link and looking at it. I would just assume that the match was repeated by mistake, which is what I actually thought had happened the first time I saw it. I only worked out why it was repeated 3 times when I looked at the scorecard and saw that it was a collapse of 7 wickets in total. Let‘s see what everyone else thinks about it anyway.

Thanks for that Mark. It looks a lot better now.

Hi Mark, The bar appears on every page of the public web site and here is an example... https://www2.cricketstatz.com/ss/web.aspx?newpage=1&mode=4&club=19695&team= I have found the issue using Safari on both my iPad and iPhone. I don't have an android device to test on I'm afraid, so it may just be an Apple thing? Thanks for confirming what the new bar is for. I'd never seen it on another web site before and wasn't sure what it was. Matt

Done. Thanks

Hi Mark, What I meant is add the report to the Statistics page of the web site (see below screen shot) so the visitor can simply click a link to display it rather than needing an admin to create it.