Jon has a devil-may-care attitude to batting which, when it comes off, can be devastating, amassing runs in the blink of an eye. Seen by many as Triangle's only true left arm spinner, with a good quicker delivery. Due to his many injuries, he's not the most agile in the field.

Hard-hitting Dicko has returned from a 7-year absence in 2002 after damaging his cruciate ligament in his right knee. Wears the same knee brace as his idol, Stone Cold Steve Austin, but without the patella plate, which he says hinders his bowling action. Still not convinced he's fully recovered his touch with the bat, though opposition bowlers may have thought otherwise during the last few seasons.

Seen by many as an older version of Jan Davey, but with the ability to turn the ball. Preferred to buy Morrant's own version of Stewkesbury's "Big Hitter's Bat", the Ton Plus, and also a much lighter model. One of Triangle's growing army of qualified coaches. Can be found guarding some of Britain's most priceless artifacts as part of Legion Security's force.

Currently the holder of the Club's highest innings with 208 vs Bridport. In the same game he also shared in record stand of 172 for the second wicket with Tony Quayle (25*). Hold's the record for the highest score in Weymouth's Evening League, a massive 196* vs. Weymouth Labour Club.