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Following a renewal of his now customary subscriptions freeze, he told the meeting that all 36 full members would again be receiving five free cricket balls in 2010, saving them Ł75 each in a total pay out of Ł2,700, He also said that full members would get 20 free handbooks at a saving per club of Ł60 and a cost to League funds of Ł2,160. Mr. Wilkinson said it had been a lucrative year with sponsorship providing Ł7,492, subscriptions Ł5,140 and fines Ł3,905, while a total of Ł14,200 had been received from the ECB. Of the latter, Ł9,000 had been distributed to premiership clubs. Expenditure, meanwhile, had been cut from Ł13,300 to Ł9,142. There had been a loss of Ł1,378 on the presentation dinner due to falling attendance and the high cost of speakers. It might be difficult to avoid a repeat in 2010 unless more clubs rallied round. It was reported that Birkenhead Park had not paid their 2009 subscription. The treasurer would have further talks with the club. Chairman’s praise Chairman David Humpage paid tribute to the work of the officers during the past year and referred to the continuing illness of Fixture secretary Sandy Scrimgeour, which had been slow to improve. Sandy’s work had been spread out among his colleagues in a system which appeared to be working effectively and in the meantime, he wished Sandy and his wife Elise well on behalf of everyone in the League. Mr. Humpage and all other officers were re-elected, namely: Deputy chairman John Bygate; Secretary Geoff Wellsteed; Treasurer Brent Wilkinson; Competition Secretary & Press officer Mike Talbot-Butler; Juniors chairman Gary Dixon; Juniors secretary David Vallance; Fixtures secretary Sandy Scrimgeour; 1st XI results secretary Wyn Talbot-Butler; 2nd XI and 3rd XI Divisions 1 & 2 secretary Ian Sharrock; 3rd XI Divisions 3 – 5 Results secretary Peter Lawson; Assistant secretary Tony Morris. Auditor Steve Murrills. Also re-elected was retiring Cricket committee member Andy Newton, while Simon Thompson had asked to stand down. Mr. Humpage called for offers to replace him. (This was later achieved when Duncan Anderson, the chairman of Didsbury, was co-opted). The Chairman announced that the pre-season management meeting at which cricket balls, handbooks etc. will be distributed would be on Wednesday, April 7th at Warrington. FEBRUARY / MARCH NEWSLETTER: 2 It was reported that the 2010 League presentation dinner would be at Mere Golf & Country Club on Friday, October 1st, with former Glamorgan and England cricketer Robert Croft the speaker. The MC would be John Gwynne, the well known Sky darts commentator and former local cricketer. Mike Talbot-Butler listed cricket personalities who had died during the calendar year, referring to the careers of Ray Digman, Roger Pearman, Bill Swann, Trevor Gibson, Robbie Robins, Neville Heys, Tony Totty, Terry Hill, Roy Collins, John Schofield, Dave Berry, Tony Woodcock and Harry Graves. Further well-known League personalities had died since the AGM: Ian Moore ONE of the finest batsman to have graced the County League, Ian Moore died on February 16th aged 68. Ian, who once opened the England Under 15s batting with David Hancock, later of Staffordshire and Cheadle Hulme, went on to play for Lincolnshire, then became a first-class cricketer of distinction at Nottinghamshire from 1962-73 scoring seven centuries and 6,765 runs. His top score was 206 not out v India at Trent Bridge in 1971 and he also hit a century against the 1964 Australian tourists, also figuring in a 206 partnership with Garry Sobers against Warwickshire in 1970. After leaving Notts, he returned briefly to his home county and captained the Lincolnshire team which beat Glamorgan in the 1978 Gillette Cup. Ian joined the Cheshire Building Society at Macclesfield in 1981 and headed up the reorganisation of the company’s head office administration, also enjoying a glittering cricketing career at Macclesfield, in 1984 topping the League averages with 1,164 runs at 71. On retirement from work and cricket, he became a quality golfer at the Macclesfield and Prestbury clubs and raised more than Ł50,000 for the NSPCC in annual charity events. His funeral service at Prestbury Parish Church on February 25th was attended by a crowded congregation of family, friends and former cricket and golf associates. Graham Davidson TATTENHALL members have been stunned to hear of the sudden death of long-serving member and 2009 Clubman of the Year Graham Davidson, aged 66 on February 27th. After helping to formulate the new 3rd XI, he became the club’s regular 2nd XI umpire and was their current representative on the League management committee. The funeral is at Rossett Parish Church, near Wrexham on Wednesday, March 10th at 1.30 p.m. David Shaw LONG-SERVING Hyde member David Shaw died on February 28th, following a long battle against cancer. David, who was 61, had served as both 1st and 2nd XI captain until he was forced to retire following an eye injury. He was chairman in 1990-91. A well-known all-round sportsman in North-East Cheshire, David also made his mark at football, squash, table-tennis and tennis. In latter years, he had been a member of the League Umpires & Scorers Association. All regulation proposals approved ALL proposals for changes to rule for the 2010 season were approved at the Management Committee meeting at Bowdon on February 17th. Here is a selection: O No player playing in any other league shall be permitted to play in any match under the auspices of the League without the permission of the League. O No player currently playing in the League may play in a league or cup match outside the auspices of the League without the permission of the League. O Any club wishing either to select a player from another league or to request permission for one of their players to play league or cup cricket outsider the League must apply at least 48 hours in advance to the Cricket Committee for approval. FEBRUARY / MARCH NEWSLETTER: 3 O If approval is not sought or granted and the player plays in another league or cup game outside the auspices of this League, the player will be deemed to be ineligible and the club may be punished under Playing Regulation 5 (i) for the subsequent League game(s) in which the player appears for the club following an appearance(s) outside this league. The League reserves the right to punish the player with a fine or suspension if it is deemed appropriate. O This rule does not apply to permanent transfers into or out of the League or to full time students who have played for their club during the previous season. For the Sunday 3rd XI competition also note Rule 9 (b) (iii). O Any players wishing to transfer into the League during the season must provide written clearance from his previous club prior to taking part in any League fixture. It is the responsibility of the new club to ensure that any such clearance is lodged with the Competition Secretary or Assistant Secretary at least 48 hours prior to the player appearing for his new club. (A transfer form is available to help clubs adhere to this ruling). (The League Cricket Conference have been told that the UK Border Agency were carrying out investigations into players who last season entered the UK on a Sports Visa and went on to play as sub professionals against the rules of Sports Visas. The outcome may be that the UKBA will levy prosecutions, the fine being a maximum Ł10,000 for employing a player who does not have a work permit to act as a sub pro. They are also considering action against clubs who brought a player into to the UK on a Sports Visa, then allowed him to accept work as a sub pro) O No club shall be permitted to register more than one professionally contracted player in a season. Now 7 points for cancelled games O Points awarded for cancelled or abandoned matches to be reduced from nine to seven. O A new batting bonus points scheme to be introduced for games where the start is delayed. O All home teams must accurately enter their 1st XI League scorecard on the playcricket.com website within 48 hours of the conclusion of a game. Failure to do so will incur a Ł15 fine. (Webmaster Darren Sutcliffe reports that the site received 300,000 hits during the 2009 season). O In the event of a club defaulting on a League fixture, if the defaulting team is playing away and pulls out after midnight the previous Thursday, they shall pay a default fee of 40 pc to the home side. Red Insure T20 Finals Day switched to Chester NEXT season’s Red Insure T20 Finals Day on Sunday, August 8th has been switched from Warrington to Chester Boughton Hall. When Warrington informed the League that their Walton Lea grounds were not available due to an archery tournament, Chester were approached, being next on the rota of clubs with two suitable grounds, and readily agreed to take on the event.. Said CBH chairman Jim Law: “We are delighted to stage Finals Day and we shall be hoping for crowds like we had last time in 2006”. Sunday, August 15th remains the fall-back date The winners at Chester will go on to represent the League in the ECB’s Cockspur Cup competition, facing other winners from the North-West in the Area Finals on Sunday, August 22nd with Bank Holiday week-end the stand-by date. The winners there go on to the Regional Finals on Sunday, September 5th (September 12th), followed by National Finals Day at the Rose Bowl, Southampton on Wednesday, September 23rd which will be televised live on Sky. The winners’ prize will be an all-expenses paid 10-day trip to Barbados when they will be entered into an international pro-am tournament. Fee to enter the competition has been set at Ł600 per league. The ECB will deduct this sum from their annual pay-out to Premier Leagues (normally Ł9,000). They hope to be able to return Ł1,500 to each league in due course through the Sportsmatch programme. This money to used for club ground improvements. FEBRUARY / MARCH NEWSLETTER: 4 Umpire–exchange plan LEAGUE Umpires & Scorers Association Chairman Ian Greensmith said the possibility of exchange arrangements with the Meller Braggins Cheshire League and the Liverpool Competition had been raised and he believed the idea was sound in principle. ECB ACO membership was now a prerequisite for Premier League panel membership and appointment to ECB competitions. 2009 League grading reports had been regularly supplied to Lord’s. Geoff Wellsteed suggested the creation of an award or other suitable memorial to mark the late Terry Hill’s contribution to the Association. Glyn Roberts has succeeded Geoff Wellsteed as secretary of the Association. Events planned for 2010: Annual Dinner at La Boheme Restaurant, Lymm on Friday, April 9th; pre-season meeting on Wednesday, April 14th at Timperley; mid-season on Monday, July 5th at Toft; end of season on Wednesday, September 15th at Warrington; AGM on Wednesday, November 17th at Toft. 63 ON COMBINED PANEL Following the disbandment of the Supplementary list, there will be 63 members on the combined Umpires’ panel in 2010, including seven newcomers: Ron Bedson, Nigel Hardern, Graham Harris, Wyn Harris, Paul Herring, an old favourite Jeff Plumpton and . Leaving the panel are Ravi Chandrasekharan, John Coakley, Steve Goron, Brian Hunter, John Noble, Jim Shallcross, Mike Talbot-Butler and the late Terry Hill. Umpiring ….. for the Terrified ! THE Cheshire Umpires and Scorers Association are running their popular ‘Umpiring and Scoring for the Terrified’ seminars during the winter. The seminars are roughly two hours long and aimed at juniors, junior parents and coaches to give them a basic insight into umpiring and scoring for the benefit of junior cricket. Clubs interested in staging one or more sessions on their premises should contact Ian Bishop on 0161 962 5833 (home); 07979 242 657 (mobile) or by e-mail on ianbishop1934@btinternet.com. Alternatively seek out Steve Goron 01625 532 838 or e-mail him on stevegoron@ntlworld.com SCORERS’ COURSE CHESHIRE Umpires & Scorers Association are also holding a one-day course for scorers on Sunday, March 7th at Oakmere Cricket Club from 10.30 a.m. to 3 p.m. There is no fee involved and those intending should bring a pen and pencil – and their own lunch. Contact Hilary White on 01625 6125 498; e-mail n7vvc@yahoo.co.uk Sunday 3rd XI fixtures ALL Third XI fixtures have been completed and issued to clubs. Requests to alter any Sunday League fixtures in 2010 should be referred to Peter Lawson. The Jack Gardner Trophy draw has been revamped by Brian Boys following his decision to rule out Alderley Edge as they are not playing competitive cricket in 2010 and the late withdrawal of Brooklands / Sale Moor. A total of 35 clubs will be taking part, initially in two geographical groups with 18 in the East and 17 in the West. The East groupings are: Sale, Romiley, Prestbury; Poynton, Bredbury, Timperley; Bollington, Cheadle Hulme, Urmston; Bramhall, Hale Barns, Macclesfield, Heaton Mersey; Stockport, Didsbury, Marple, Ashley. West groupings: Stretton, Tattenhall; Upton; Alvanley, Neston, Oulton Park, Winnington Park; Christleton, Oxton, Warrington, Runcorn; Birkenhead Park, Grappenhall, Mobberley, Widnes; Bowdon, Chester Boughton Hall, Toft. These games will be played on Sundays April 18th and 25th and Bank Holiday Monday, May 3rd. The first knock-out round has to be completed by June 6; the quarter-finals by July 4th; semi-finals by July 25th. No date has yet been set for the final. FEBRUARY / MARCH NEWSLETTER: 5 Representative match cricket PROVISIONAL date for the renewed annual Challenge Match against Liverpool Competition in 2010 is Sunday, July 11th at Widnes. Liverpool were due to confirm the date at a meeting on Monday, March 8th. There will again be four leagues operating in the Mullaney Trophy tournament which the County League won in 2009. The first fixture is against the Cheshire League at Sale on Sunday, May 23rd. Yet to be agreed: Southport & Merseyside Alliance at Upton; Derbyshire & Cheshire League away. THE League Under 18s will be taking on Liverpool Competition in a one-off game for the North-West Colts Trophy. This is to be played on a Liverpool ground on a date to be agreed. 10 League clubs enter National A TOTAL of 10 clubs from the League have been accepted for the 2010 ECB National championship, with Grappenhall, Oxton, Urmston and Widnes returning, while Bramhall have dropped out. The first round draw (Sunday, May 2nd) includes: Group 4: Bradshaw v URMSTON; Fulwood & Broughton v BOWDON. Group 5: Eagley v OXTON; HYDE v Romiley; GRAPPENHALL v Wallasey; (also Bootle v Bamford Fieldhouse). Group 6: Darwen v NESTON; Highfield v CHESTER BOUGHTON HALL; Heaton v WIDNES. Group 7: ALDERLEY EDGE v Wolverhampton; West Bromwich Dartmouth v NANTWICH. Cheshire Cup draw THERE will be 56 clubs bidding for the Cheshire Cup and Shield in 2010. Back in are Chelford, Parkfield Liscard, Warrington, Barnton, Trafford MV, Winsford, Hawk Green, Glazebury. Out: Hollingworth, Old Parks, Wallasey, Styal, Bowdon Vale, Winnington Park, Cheadle Hulme Ladybridge, Burnage, The Groves. Premier League clubs are again exempt until round 3. Round 1 (May 2nd): Aston v Trafford MV; Birkenhead St. Mary’s v ASHTON on MERSEY; Chester CO v Weaverham; WARRINGTON v BROOKLANDS; Lymm OP v Hawk Green. Remainder have byes: Round 2 (May 16th): Lymm OP or Hawk Green v TIMPERLEY; Chester CO or Weaverham v BREDBURY ST. MARK’s; Stockport v Glazebury; MIDDLEWICH v Hale Barns; WIDNES v BIRKENHEAD PARK; Malpas v Winsford; Northwich v CHEADLE; Davenham v Birkenhead St. Mary’s or ASHTON on MERSEY; BOLLINGTON v Romiley; HEATON MERSEY v Aston or Trafford; IRBY v Caldy; MARPLE v Rode Park & Lawton; SALE v MACCLESFIELD; GRAPPENHALL v Parkfield Liscard; CONGLETON v WARRINGTON or BROOKLANDS; Barnton v UPTON; Ashley v Chelford; POYNTON v Lindow; Crewe v CHEADLE HULME. Round 3 (June 13th) includes: POYNTON or Lindow v OULTON PARK; BOWDON v Ashley or Chelford; URMSTON v CONGLETON or WARRINGTON/BROOKLANDS; TOFT v Elworth; WIDNES or BIRKENHEAD PARK v DIDSBURY; HYDE v SALE or MACCLESFIELD; NESTON v Crewe or CHEADLE HULME; Malpas or Winsford v OXTON; NANTWICH v Chester CO/Weaverham or BREDBURY ST. MARK’s; CHESTER BO. HALL v BRAMHALL; ALDERLEY EDGE (holders) v GRAPPENHALL or Parkfield Liscard. Round 4 is on June 27th; round 5 on July 25th; semi-finals on August 8th; final on August 30th. There will be a separate draw for the Cheshire Shield. League Conference President’s Trophy THE League have again not entered the League Cricket Conference President’s Trophy in 2010. The first round draw (July 4) is: Durham Senior v West of England; North Staffs & S. Cheshire v Liverpool Competition; North Yorks & S. Durham v North East Premier; Notts Premier v Derbyshire Premier. Cedric Rhoades Trophy draw (for lesser leagues): Round 1 (July 4): Bristol v Shropshire County; Bassetlaw v Merseyside; Derbyshire & Cheshire v Mansfield.. Round 2 (July 25): North Somerset v Shropshire Premier; Worcester v Bristol or Shropshire County; Derbyshire County v Durham Coast; Bassetlaw or Merseyside v Derbyshire & Cheshire v Mansfield FEBRUARY / MARCH NEWSLETTER: 6 Bunbury Festival in Cheshire THE prestigous ESCA Bunbury Festival is to be hosted by the Cheshire Schools Cricket Association in July next season. It will involve the top 50 Under 15 players in English cricket. The programme is (all 11 a.m.): Monday, July 26: London & East v Midlands (at Chester Boughton Hall); North v South & West (Tattenhall). Tuesday, July 27: North v London & East (Neston); South & West v Midlands (Christleton). Wednesday, July 28: Match A: Midlands v South & West (Neston main ground); T20 Match B: London & East v North (Neston second ground). Thursday, July 29: North v Midlands (Tattenhall); London & East v South & West (Alvanley). Friday, July 30: Winners Match A v Winners Match B (Chester Boughton Hall main ground); T20 Losers Match A v Match B (Chester second ground). Overseas players EARLY applications to register Overseas players have been filed, as follows: BOLLINGTON: Aaron Hazlewood (Australian all-rounder); BRAMHALL: Kieron O’Connor (Australian all-rounder), returning for second season. HEATON MERSEY: Gareth Basson (South African all-rounder). Further applications should be made to the Competition Secretary on the appropriate form, together with a full cv. Forms have already been distributed, but can also be supplied by e-mail on request. IN BRIEF ……….. * GROUNDSMEN’S NEWS NEW secretary Brian Jarrard has issued his first Cheshire Association of Groundsmen’s Newsletter reminding members that following the Spring Meeting at Heaton Mersey on February 24th, a Foundation A course is planned for Warrington Sports Club on Tuesday, March 23rd. Anyone interested in attending should contact Brian at  HYPERLINK "mailto:brian.jarrard@live.co.uk" brian.jarrard@live.co.uk. * STAN DAVIES IN NEW CHAIR First chairman of the newly-formed Cheshire Cricket Board management group is Stan Davies, the former League Juniors chairman. Stan continues as chairman of Cheshire Youth Cricket and also serves on the League Umpires panel. *NEW 4Cs SECRETARY HALE Barns member Logie Petch has been appointed secretary of the Cheshire Clubs Cricket Committee. He succeeds Bob Cunningham, League secretary from 1999-2008 * CO-AUTHOR WELLSTEED LEAGUE Secretary Geoff Wellsteed has co-authored what the cover claims to be A Cricket Book Like No Other entitled “Inns and Outs” with colleague Anthony Collis. The publication attempts to list every cricket-themed inn sign and pub name in the UK and distinguished cricket writer David Frith has supplied the foreword. The hard-backed A4 size book, which contains 200 pages and 30 full colour plates, will be on sale for Ł18 plus postage from the summer of 2010. Subscribers will get a Ł3 discount if they pay by May 31st via Square Leg publications, 34a, Chawn Hill, Stourbridge, West Midlands DY9 7JB. *BRAD DONELAN OFFERS SERVICES FORMER Sussex, Somerset and Cambridgeshire county cricketer Brad Donelan, who coached Neston last season, is offering his services in a playing and/or a full/part-time/casual basis to clubs in the County League. Apart from 25 years’ playing and coaching experience, Brad acquired 12 years’ knowledge as a Commercial and Marketing manager at Birkenhead School and in this respect would be looking to maximise use of clubs’ facilities to generate income. Now heading his own company, Brad can be contacted for a full cv or for further details by e-mail on actionkidscourses@googlemail.com FEBRUARY / MARCH NEWSLETTER: 6 * OVERS LIMIT RELAXED ECB have relaxed the rules restricting the number of overs to be bowled by teenage fast bowlers in recreational cricket in 2010. Bowlers under 13 will be able to bowl five-over spells with a total of 10 in a day. Under 14s and Under 15s can bowl six over spells and 12 in total, while Under 16s / 17s / 18s / 19s can bowl spells of seven overs, with a maximum of 18 in a day. * LEAGUE GOLF DAY CHEADLE’s proposal for an annual League Golf Day has been approved. Cheadle will stage the first event in April, 2010, money raised to go partly to charity and also to help finance the club Under 18 tour to Barbados in August which is expected to cost up to Ł30,000. Cheadle are writing to all League clubs inviting them to take part. * NORTH CHESHIRE RADIO AFTER overtures by Ashley assistant secretary Brian Birtles, there is a chance the newly-launched North Cheshire Radio may feature cricket in the county next season. Producer Peter Brettle has promised that when the station is fully-established he will consider promoting cricket among other local sports. * TOURING TEAM SEEK FIXTURES SOUTHEND CC from the Essex premier League are touring the Chester area of from August 15 – 20 and are seeking fixtures for all days. Contact can be made through Neston’s Andy Roberts at 0207 237 1928; 0207 732 2276 or on 07944 926 643 (mobile). * TWO KIWIS AVAILABLE TWO young New Zealand cricketers from Auckland are keen to play cricket in the League in 2010 and can be contacted through Bramhall’s Luke Littlewood on  HYPERLINK "mailto:lukelittlewood@hotmail.com" lukelittlewood@hotmail.com. They are 18 year-old off-spinner and mid-order batsman Matthew Selby who has offered to pay his own flights. Also Neil Gray, 25, who plays second grade cricket. An opening bowler and decent batsman, he will also pay his own way, but seeks accommodation. * ‘LOFTY’ IS SOCCER ANORAK HYDE United fan John Lofthouse took in no fewer than 14 games in 16 days during a recent holiday in the Algarve. John, who doubles up as a Minor Counties and League umpire, visits southern Portugal regularly for a winter break and plans his soccer-watching in advance. Around the clubs ALDERLEY EDGE: New 1st XI captain is experienced Cheshire seam bowler Jason Whittaker. He succeeds Mark Walker who has joined Northwich. Long-time scorer Mike Day becomes chairman. ALVANLEY have a 1.5 ton Greens roller for sale and say any reasonable offer will be accepted. It is of the crank-shaft, diesel type and is approximately 40 years old. The purchaser will need to provide transport. Contact Andy Bennion: tel. 07812 207 571. ASHTON on MERSEY will be captained by Mark Timms when they re-enter the League in April. Peter Timms takes over as Secretary. BIRKENHEAD PARK: David Evans becomes chairman and Martin Meehan secretary, with Chris Foran taking on the 1st XI captaincy. BOLLINGTON: It’s all change at the start of the 125th anniversary season, back in Division One, former Cheshire RU captain Colin Rowe taking over as chairman, succeeding Chris Murray, now president. Matt Dawson is the new 1st XI captain and Gary Wood returns after his third ‘retirement’ to lead the 2nd XI. League Young Player of the Year nominee Calum Rowe has enjoyed a successful season in New South Wales grade cricket with Bective East. FEBRUARY / MARCH NEWSLETTER: 7 BOWDON: Cumberland batsman Carl Hey becomes 1st XI captain from Antony Crozier. Outstanding and now near-veteran wicket-keeper Steve Bramhall continues, as does Cheshire left-arm paceman Adam Syddall. BRAMHALL. Nick Cantello continues to captain Bramhall following their promotion to the Premier League in 2010. His football team is not going so well, however and he looks likely to be watching Stockport County in League Two next season. Chairman Peter Lawson reports that work has resumed after the New Year freeze on a new four-lane net facility. This is being financed by a large ECB grant plus club funding. BREDBURY ST. MARK’s. What would the Pennine road club do without the redoubtable Dave Downes, who becomes 4th XI contact in addition to retaining the posts of Secretary, Fixture Secretary and League rep? Paul Wood carries on as 1st XI skipper. BROOKLANDS: Star old boy Mark Chilton was voted 2009 Player of the Year by Lancashire members. The one-time MGS opener made his Lancashire first team debut in 1997 and has since played more than 400 first team games, scoring 13,239 runs. Jeff Marland remains in the chair, while Dave Madden continues to lead the 1st XI, while Tom Mitchell is to captain the twos and Mel Brooke runs the Forties. CHEADLE. Rana Malook replaces Jonny Reeh as 1st XI captain, with Jack Poulton and Andy Taylor continuing to lead the twos and threes respectively. The newly-formed 4th XI is to be captained by Richard Browne, with David Baron leading the Forties. Extensive pavilion refurbishments have been completed and are expected to impress visiting clubs. CHEADLE HULME. Veteran Ewan McCray continues as 1st XI captain, with Mike Stewart remaining in the chair and Richard Battye taking over from Justin Goulding as secretary. Fast bowler Matt Higginbottom expects to be playing Derbyshire Premier League cricket with Chesterfield. Treasurer Bob Worsley has an interesting e-mail address which suggests how he spends his leisure time: bob@homeinthegarden.co.uk Cruikshank makes first-class debut CHESTER BOUGHTON HALL: Chester are looking for an alternative Overseas player following scrapping of plans for the return of West Indian all-rounder Darren Cruikshank. Darren recently made his first-class debut for Trinidad. Wicket-keeper Steve Ogilby is back after a season at Nantwich, while Maroof Khan and Trevor Fabien both continue. Freddie Owen will not be available until July due to Cambridge University commitments. Over 40s skipper Chris Fleet has moved to live at Rossett in North Wales, chairman Jim Law moving in to his former home overlooking the ground. CHRISTLETON: Paul Allen continues as captain and all his fellow officers also carry on. Now living at Chester, Paul represented England in the World Deaf Cup in New Zealand during the winter. CONGLETON: Paul Beaumont and Matt Hunter continue as 1st and 2nd XI captains respectively, while Matt Miller takes over the thirds. Gavin Wolfenden has been re-elected chairman with Mike Kitton serving both as president and league rep. Liz Cardall takes over as Secretary. DIDSBURY. Duncan Anderson continues as chairman and Paul Sperring as 1st XI captain. GRAPPENHALL. Steve Titchard remains 1st XI captain and has been appointed the Lancashire Cricket Board’s new Performance Manager. Former Leigh left arm paceman Mike Holden takes over the 2nd XI captaincy. HEATON MERSEY. All captains have been re-elected including 1st XI’s Mark Bennett, who has been named in the 2010 Loughborough University squad by coach Graham Dilley. Richard August becomes League rep. FEBRUARY / MARCH NEWSLETTER: 8 HYDE. James Duffy remains 1st XI captain, but may not be regularly available for Cheshire following a schoolteaching appointment. Peter Hardman continues in the unusual dual role of chairman and groundsman. IRBY: The Mill Hill Road club are pleased with the efforts of their senior officers last season, all being re-elected. Thus Mike Newman continues as chairman, Andy Jones as secretary and Steve Hurworth as 1st XI captain. MACCLESFIELD. Tom Parfett takes over the captaincy from Barney Cutbill , while Steve Horrocks remains chairman. All-rounder Craig Melrose is expected back after a season out due to work commitments. The club are in advanced negotiations with third parties concerning their Victoria road ground and proposed new sites. It is hoped that more definite news will be released by mid-summer regarding development of a new ground by 2012 or 2013. MARPLE’S Keith McGuffie and James Crisall are currently undertaking a marathon cycle ride from Lands End to John o’Groats from March 3rd – 15th, following the 900 miles route doing about 80- 90 miles per day. Keith invites locals who would like to join in the Ludlow – Chester or Chester – Kendal sections to contact him. His charity is Cancer Research justgiving.com/Keith-McGuffie; James has selected Kidney Research UK and the contacts for contributions are James Crisall on 07976 265 078 or by entering the website kidneyresearchukevents.org/jimmysrideformartha. With Andy Greasley taking the chairmanship, Matt Shelton becomes 1st XI captain Groundsman Mike Hibbert and helpers are busy working on net refurbishment for pre-season practice. 2009 Overseas player Dominic Michael recently scored 30 runs in an over playing in Brisbane Northern Suburbs Grade One cricket. MIDDLEWICH re-elected skipper and sponsor James Cornford has persuaded former Haddon Field favourite Lee Challinor to return for the club’s first venture into Division One cricket. Otherwise he plans to rely on the squad which earned promotion last Seeptember.. Richard Goulding and Steve Worthington continue as chairman and secretary respectively, while Gavin Twigg becomes 3rd XI skipper. MOBBERLEY. David Johnson becomes 1st XI captain with Tim Boyle taking over as secretary, while David Potts continues in the chair. Star winter signing is Bollington all-rounder Abdul Aqeel. The club have received a Ł900 grant from Manchester Airports Authority, under whose flight-path the ground lies, to help with new pavilion lighting. Adjoining land has been purchased for use as an overspill car-park and to store covers. Vincent is Auckland centurion NANTWICH. The Dabbers’ popular Overseas player Lou Vincent been back in his native New Zealand playing one-day cricket with Auckland Aces. Lou scored 105 against Wellington Firebirds in a match in which his England Test colleague Ravi Bopara failed to reach the crease. Nantwich’s Ian Strachan and Paul Livingstone were honoured at a Cheshire East Council Awards when they received Recognition Certificates for services to Sport in the Community. NESTON have acquired North-Wales based former Macclesfield and Cheshire pace-bowler James Hawley and teenage Upton batsman Luke Camden. Quick bowler Andy Clarke may be available more often in 2010 between his MCC Young Cricketers’ activities. Stan Clifford, one of the club’s best post-war all-rounders has retired from 1st XI cricket, but expects to play for the Over 40s. Former Neston and Alderley Edge all-rounder Simon Marshall helped Bamford Fieldhouse retain the Saddleworth League title in 2009 and will be staying “in the hills” next season. OULTON PARK have re-elected Nathan Dumelow as captain, ending rumours that the outstanding Cheshire all-rounder may be on the move. Opening bowler Robin Taylor becomes club coach. Ken Torlop is the new chairman with Robert Wood appointed Secretary and Fixture secretary. FEBRUARY / MARCH NEWSLETTER: 9 OXTON veteran all-rounder and marathon runner Gary Dixon has a full diary. The League Juniors chairman is booked to run in the Barcelona Marathon in March, London in April and is trying to get to the mid-east for the Dubai 26-miler before the end of January. POYNTON 1st XI captain Paul Gould continues, while Tom Hamnett leads the twos. Money has been spent improving ground conditions, including work on the square and a new set of covers. No Overseas player is to be engaged in 2010. SALE: The only joint chairmen in the League Mike Wilkes and Matthew Savka replace Rob Moore, who has been appointed overall Club president. John O’Donnell continues as secretary as does Jamal Banzafar as captain. Outstanding all-rounder Hassan Khan remains to boost Sale’s promotion credentials. STOCKPORT GEORGIANS: Nick Tyers is 1st XI captain succeeding Chris Tarberner after a six-season stint. Nick’s season ended prematurely with a ruptured Achilles. John Baines, who is to lead the 2nd XI has an amusing e-mail address: bainesythemenace@hotmail.com. Georgians’ Kyle Topping played for England against Australia and South Africa in a tripartite MLD (Moderate Learning Difficulty) competition Down Under during the winter. Georgians are selling a redundant set of four aluminium full-length covers which they believe would suit a second ground or a practice wicket. They are approx. 9 feet x 18 feet, steel-framed with hoses and need to be sold before the start of the season. Contact Haydn Bailey, tel. 07791 602 954 (mobile). TATTENHALL have a new 1st XI captain in wicket-keeper Roy Sandford, succeeding Rob Mulvihill, who has joined Liverpool. Ewan Drake leads the twos. A grant application has gone into the ECB for a new three-bay practice net facility. A Gents Only fund-raiser is to be held on Wednesday, March 17th when former Barclays Bank manager David Kendall, will be guest speaker. Tickets at Ł30 are available through Mike Reece. The club have advertised for new players in the March issue of Wisden Cricket Monthly. TIMPERLEY start life in Division Two with Robin Maddocks in the chair. Simon Thompson continues as secretary, but stands down from the League Cricket Committee due to domestic commitments. Mike Bishop again leads the 1st XI TOFT. Former Academy coach Toby Drummond takes over the captaincy from Andy Bones. All other senior officers have been re-elected. Peter Clark is Upton chairman UPTON. Peter Clark takes over the chairmanship with Eric Anderton becoming secretary. Ian Linwood continues as 1st XI skipper. URMSTON. All officers have been re-elected to prepare for the club’s return to the Premier League. Match Day sponsorship in 2010 is being offered at Ł40 or Ł1,000 for major sponsorship status. Five players who appeared in Australian grade cricket during the winter are Jon Skelley, James Knight-Gregson, Billy Roberts, Luke Durkan (Altona) and Craig Grindley at Joondalup, Perth where he is a new immigrant. News is awaited on an application for a Ł37,382 grant for a new three-lane net facility. WARRINGTON. Following their relegation to Division Two for the first time, Warrington have shown confidence in their officers by re-electing all from chairman Gary Musker to 4th XI captain Mike Cornelia. Groundsman Paul Agar, who has played for the club in all 35 League seasons, plans to continue in 2nd XI cricket in 2010. WIDNES: Re-elected 1st XI captain, Ian Spencer has been dragged into the 21st century by acquiring an e-mail address, while Phil Catterall takes over the 2nd XI and Steve Duckers becomes Cricket secretary. Magnificent club servant Robin Faulkner vacates the chair. Former junior star Ben Williams, 17, now head pupil at Shrewsbury School, expects the Warwickshire Academy expect to be claiming his services for much of next season. FEBRUARY / MARCH NEWSLETTER: 10 Richard Evans has ended his playing days at Widnes after 30 years. A member of the Widnes team which enjoyed lengthy runs in the National knock-out in the 1980s, he scored 6,500 runs for the club before and after joining the County League. An ex-chairman and former successful first teamer with 5,000 runs to his name, Steve Walton has joined the League Umpires panel. 2010 Handbook goes to press THE 2010 handbook has been put to bed in the capable hands of Delmar Press’s Norman Bloor - who doubles up as President of Nantwich CC - after a winter’s work by the Editor, whose 36th annual Labour or Love this has been. Appreciation is expressed to 32 advertisers who have taken space including the (very few) clubs who responded to invitations. Thanks also to clubs who offered pictures and to colleagues who helped supply information. The publication will be available for collection at the management meeting at Warrington on Wednesday, April 7th when full member clubs will receive 20 free copies. The cost of the remainder and to associate member clubs will be Ł3. Casual sales are Ł3.50 plus 50p postage; cheques to Cheshire County Cricket League. Do you like this one ……………….? Ken and his wife Edna went to the County Show every year. And every year, Ken would say: “Edna, I’d like to ride in that helicopter”. Edna always replied: “I know Ken, but that helicopter ride is 50 quid … …And 50 quid is fifty quid”. One year, Ken and Edna went to the Show and Ken said: “Edna, I’m 75 years old and if I don’t ride in that helicopter to-day, I might never get another chance”. To this, Edna replied: “Ken that helicopter is 50 quid and 50 quid is 50 quid”. The pilot overheard the couple and said: “Folks, I’ll make you a deal: I’ll take both of you for a ride. If you stay quiet the whole time and don’t say a word, I won’t charge you a penny. But if you do, you pay 50 quid”. Ken and Edna agreed and up they went. The pilot did all kinds of fancy manoeuvres, but not a word was heard. He did his daredevil tricks over and over again. But still not a squeak. When they landed, the pilot turned to Ken and said: “By golly, I did everything I could to get you to yell out, but you didn’t. I’m very impressed”. Ken replied: “Well, to tell you the truth, I almost said something when Edna fell out. But you know ….. ….50 quid is 50 quid”. NEXT ISSUE OF THE NEWSLETTER WILL BE PRE-SEASON IN EARLY APRIL QUOTES: “I declare” – W.G. Grace as a fielder is about to catch him.  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