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Ben Dures
One of the originals, although originally thought to be guest appearances only he's back with a new kit bag and catching swallows
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Bill Cawthra
Still going strong, still hitting the ball for miles
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Danny Gilchrist
Younger brother of the big cheese. Best known for his big hair and shy manner
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Dave "Crowman" Crowe
Canny bowler, big hitter though map reading and directions aren't his thing
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Dave Pearce
A big player in every sense. Fine opening bat and gully fielder
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Ian Hearn
Consistent performer with bat, ball and in the field
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John Dawson
Skipper and forcing middle order batsmen best known for his ability to judge a quick or slow single
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Keith Reeder
Wily campaigner and opening seam bowler
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Kevin Dawson
Part of the Dawson cricketing dynasty. Mystery leg spinner and attacking batsman
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Mick Gurkin
Opening fa(s)t bowler - remarkably patient with those who misfield or drop catches off his bowling
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Paul Bandeen
Always available to make up the numbers
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Paul Dunn
Always ready to turn out regardless of notice. Helps the Croweman with maps and directions.
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Peter Bandeen
Product of the youth system. Swing bowler with a powerful "arm"
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Phil Pollard
Newly recruited top order batsman.
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Ryan Gardner
'Keeper, explosive batsman and style guru
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Stu Jackson
He bats, he bowls, he fields - enough said
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Stu Reader
Recent addition to the squad; in need of shoes if anyboday has any spare
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Tony Gilchrist
Young fast bowler with a passion for cheese knives
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