Thanks to all those who entered this week’s challenge. So many good entries that it was a very hard task to whittle them down.
Enjoyed Chris and Mattrom’s bridge references, Fiery’s double album, Jimmy’s double Dutch and 80’s chart topper (see below), Mattrom’s blue dog and voudou, Geeker’s sextuplet, Tyke’s double star, Mathprof’s two/fold, Culmer’s bellringers, all of Paul’s intriguing dd’s and Ginge’s do(a/u)ble
The shortlist came down to …
Buddy@4 Beat-up old English bus goes from 50 to 100 (7)
Fiery@9 Bold Sue played at Wimbledon (7) Sue Barker perhaps?
Mathprof@15 Unquestionably, abruptly lose time for tennis match (7) doub(t)les(s)
Buddy@17 Capital of Russia abandons its currency, using diamonds as substitute (6) d(r)ouble
I’ve chosen Buddy@4 as week’s winner for the combination of surface, disguised anagram and number play…
Beat-up old English bus goes from 50 to 100 (7)
Congrats Buddy here are the prizes…
Wimbledon (where the Wombles live and some Bryan/Bryan action for Mathprof)…
https://youtu.be/qS1gagwFS3s
“Double, double, toil and trouble”…
https://youtu.be/tjPlvhAng-c
And… The Captain of Her Heart (inspired by Jimmy’s clue)…
https://youtu.be/YX-Ru1XkNZc
Cheers all!