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End of Season Report

Well that's that for this year - how did everyone do ?

John Dawson: Faced with the worst ever injury crisis to himself and his squad, skipper Dawson remained calm in the face of adversity. Still can't call a single but played some good knocks. As ever organised the team.

Ian Hearn: Mr Cricket himself had an outstanding season with bat being the backbone of the innings. Chipped in with useful bowling and fielding performances. Candidate for player of the year.

Croweman: Injury ruined what could of been his best season. Unflagging with bat and ball. Good luck in the Great North Run.

Ryan Gardiner: Super performances with the gloves but struggled sometimes with the bat. He has the potential to be a big player in 2010.

Mick Gurkin: Talisman who never gave up inspite of injury. Top bowler with decent scores with the bat to match.

Dave Pearce: Steady performer at the top of the order. Good gully man too.

Stu Jackson: Came good with the ball this year, reliable batting and decent fielding.

Keith Reader: Good performances opening the bowling and always a threat with the ball but a tendancy to be his biggest critic. Some delightful cameos with the bat.

Tony Gilchrist: Could be opening the attack for years to come, a natural talent but musn't get downhearted.

Danny Gilchrist: Magic performances but again don't let your head drop.

Kevin Dawson: Came of age this year, consistent performances with bat, ball and in the field. Well done.

Peter Bandeen: Like all young 'uns it comes down to confidence. Good bowling now needs a winter of hard work for summer 2010.

Bill Cawthra: Enthusiastic throughout and a team man through and through.

Phil Pollard: Encouraging debut season. Needs to turn good starts into big scores.

Ben Dures: The arc is still there but have the reactions slowed ?

Paul Bandeen: You tell me (though I can't resist recording my 7 catches!)