Michael Eckard (Panthers)
Isaac Willett (Panthers)
Jedd Wright (Hounds, vice-captain)
Kyle Mueller (Hounds)
Hamish Winter-Irving (Mud Dogs)
Scott Richardson (Mud Dogs)
Brendan Scott (Mud Dogs)
Josh McDonald (Crushers)
Andrew Riordan (Crushers)
Ramdan Yze (Crushers)
Michael Archer (Hounds, 12th man)
It's good to be the king, but if Tarisai No More is to win the GVBBL Fantasy competition, the job is literally only half done.
We've flown to the summit of the competition, now 25 points ahead of second place, but one bad week and we could quickly fall back to the pack.
So two trades have been made for game-week three, with Joel Brett making way for Scott Richardson in the SRP Mud Dogs department.
Brett has been fantastic and I imagine he will be back in my side for the grand final, but I can't afford to carry him on my bench this weekend given he has not been picked.
Richardson was one of the first names on my pre-season team sheet and I am more than happy to add him to the squad now that he has been named to take on the Jarvis Delahey Crushers.
My second trade was another subtle tweak, with Isaac Willett taking the place of Kyle Humphrys.
Willett has batted first-drop twice, made 30 runs and taken two catches in two games, so I'm happy to back him in over Humphrys who batted six and bowled just two overs in game-week one.
I'm throwing the captain's armband straight back to James Seymour, who scored a ridiculous 111 when I gave him the same honour in game-week one.
Seymour seems comfortably the best batsman in the competition after making 91 not out in his only dig so far, so to over-complicate things and look past him would be silly.
And the trusty lieutenant that is Jedd Wright (Hurley's Hotel Hounds) will again vice-steer the ship, after giving me a solid 52 points last round.
My three captain/marquee slots remain occupied by Hamish Winter-Irving, Josh McDonald and Seymour, and I feel confident this is the right mix, with no real way of getting James Nanopoulos back into my side without decimating it.