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(Posted On Tue 30 June, 2009)
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This weeks newsletter is now available from newsletter section of this site.
Some noticable performances from this week
Nick Veale (Shahe Paddlers) 81 not out (!)
K Mansoor (GEM) 74 not out
J Ethrington (three Tuns) 74
G Rowell (Ryton) 65
R Murkunde (Procter & Gamble) 60 not out
D Bailey (Ryton) 49
Mathew Lees (Mitford) 4-1-13-8 (!)
Neil Wakelam (Sparta) 4-0-9-5 including a hat-trick,
Chris Coulson (Sage) 4-1-8-5
Graeme Rowell 4-26
Arsalan Rahim (Oceans) 4-0-32-4
J Appleby 2.4-0-17-4
FINES
Hylton have played three or four more games but cards have not been received, despite repeated prompting. Management Committee patience has run out with this new club who are fined £20 for all their late cards, Weeks 3 through 6 Vs Stocksfield, Belmont, Park House and Black Widows respectively.
Conceding games
£10: Seaton Burn (2 fines);
£5: Tyne & Wear Fire Service;
£20 Hylton (4 fines).
Fines will increase by £5 each for each month they are not paid.
Date for the Diaries: The End of Season Meeting and Presentations Night will be held at Blue Flames on Friday night 4th September. A significant prize for our annual Grand Draw has been donated by our regular sponsor Fenwick; thank you again, Fenwick!
Message from Macmillan Cancer Support: There is still one remaining vacancy for a team to enter the 6-a-side competition at Blagdon on Sunday 12th July. Please
contact Andrea Grey Tel: 0191 2145444, Mobile: 07894 936365, AGray@macmillan.org.uk .
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(Posted On Sat 20 June, 2009)
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 For the second time this season the individual score record has been broken. Arsalan Rahim has hit 205 not out in a 14 off 8 ball overs league fixture at Stocksfield. This included 20 sixes and 15 fours. Oceans of Division Five 244-2 with K Javid 18, Sonu 14, Beverly 3-0-31-1, Wade 3-0-47-1 beat Stocksfield Wanderers 146-6 (14)M Skoyles 35, Gulam Arif 4-0-26-2, B Aziz 3-0-29-1. Fantastic!
M Saqib “Haji” of YAARS hangs on to his early June record of 22 sixes in his 192* and the league innings record remains at 246-5 by Newcastle City Vs Blyth in July 1995. Records go back to 1972.
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(Posted On Sat 20 June, 2009)
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This weeks newsletter is now available from newsletter section of this site.
Date for the Diaries: The End of Season Meeting and Presentations Night will be held at Blue Flames on Friday night 4th September. A significant prize for our annual Grand Draw has been donated by our regular sponsor Fenwick; thank you again, Fenwick!
Fines Summary
Conceding games £5: Merz & McLellan, £10: Seaton Burn; £5: Tyne & Wear Fire Service, £5 West End, £5 Boldon. NB! Fines are subject to an increase of £5 for each month they are not paid.
Messages from Ian Wardle: Durham County Cricket Club would like to invite you all to attend the under 13 Bowl-Out Cup on Wednesday 24th June at Durham Dynamos home Twenty20 Cup match with Yorkshire Carnegie. This should be a great opportunity for young players, giving them the opportunity to see international cricketers in action such as Michael Vaughan, Shivnarine Chanderpaul, David Warner, Graham Onions, Phil Mustard and Steve Harmison. The attendants will also compete in a “Bowl-Out” competition on the pitch before the game and meet Durham CCC players. The winning team will win a trophy, certificates and other goodies. The teams that enter the competition will receive complementary tickets for the players and two accompanying coaches. In addition to this the club has the opportunity to purchase reduced price tickets for this fixture. The competition is open to any under 13 school or cricket club. For further information and to enter your team see the attached file, and simply complete the entry form. See www.durhamccc.co.uk.
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(Posted On Sun 14 June, 2009)
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This weeks newsletter is now available from newsletter section of this site.
Respect for Umpires Please Sadly, there has been a further altercation (but not physical violence) involving an umpiring decision. A playing member has been banned for one game following a passing comment of an unsavoury kind made by this none-striking batsman to the umpire. The receiving batsman was given out LBW by a neutral umpire with a second neutral umpire standing at square leg. In line with the recommendations of the square leg umpire, the Management Committee have voted to impose a one match ban and the player concerned has been informed and warned as to his future conduct. In line with the ECB directive, the name of the banned player will not be generally announced, but those teams involved will be informed. The player’s name will be given to Ian Wardle for the ECB and directly to the Northumberland League for their information. There are further issues here which will be followed up by the Management Committee.
Standards please: Scorecards are not arriving soon enough and often not filled in correctly with division, week number and sometimes even the wickets missing. Fines will be imposed for late cards. Please report the dates of rearrangements for postponed fixtures,
Fines Summary
Conceding games £5: Merz & McLellan, £10: Seaton Burn; £5: Tyne & Wear Fire Service, £5 West End. NB! Fines are subject to an increase of £5 for each month they are not paid.
Messages from Ian Wardle: http://www.ncb.play-cricket.com – Details of a Safeguarding & Protecting Children course, Tynemouth CC on Tuesday 23rd June at 11am. See also for OSCAs nominations form.
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(Posted On Fri 12 June, 2009)
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Sunday 7th June at Swalwell Cricket Ground.
New opponents for this fixture are the Northumberland League who won the toss and invited the North-East Mid-Week Cricket League to bat in a 40 over feature game.
After a fairly slow start with both openers failing to find their form, it was left to Andy Gibson, Anthony Ward and Graeme Rowell (52) to steady the ship. However the Northumberland League bowlers got to work again forcing a tail end collapse. A Dover ended up with figures of 3.2 0 18 4 (including a hat trick!) and NEMWCL were left on a modest 149 all out after 29.2 overs.
This total was dutifully reached after 26.2 overs for the loss of 3 wickets with S Middlemiss (48) and Sewell (44 no) taking the honours. First win to the Northumberland League.
Many thanks to Swalwell CC for hosting the fixture, to the umpires Brian Tilley and Harry Stephenson and the scorer Ross Beeson.
Sponsor for the NEMWCL match balls: John Pack of Decorum for Connoisseur and other Cricket gear and clothing. Telephone: 07870 997 820 (mobile)
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