2007 Season Review

Southgate Cricket Club 2007 Season Review

Faisal Mir in action, the principal architect of Southgate CC’s promotion back into the Premier Division of the Middlesex County League for 2008

Featuring the statistics from all matches played in 2007

SOUTHGATE CRICKET CLUB 2007 REVIEW

Table of Contents

Topic Page

Table of Contents 1 Results Table 2 The 2007 Season 3 End of Season Awards 5 Batting Averages 6 Bowling Averages 8 Highlights of 2007: 10 Batting totals 10 Centuries 11 Large partnerships 11 Bowling: five wickets or more 11 economical analyses 12 Fielding and miscellaneous statistical items 13 Social announcements 14 1st XI League Table 15 1st XI League Averages 16 2nd XI League Table 17 2nd XI League Averages 18 3rd XI League Table 19 3rd XI League Averages 20 1987 League Tables 21 Chess Valley League table 22 4th XI League Averages 23 Sunday 2nd XI Report 24 Southgate Colts 28 SCC Players Career Averages – batting 30 – bowling 31 Are these Southgate’s greatest all-rounders? 33 National Competition Winners 2007 34

Southgate Cricket Club

2007

Results

Category Fixtures Won Drawn Lost Cancelled 1st XI Middlesex League 18 8 4 5 1 st 1 XI Cup matches 7 3 - 4 - 2nd XI Middlesex League 18 4 8 5 1

3rd XI Middlesex League 18 8 7 2 1

4th XI 1987 League 18 3 6 7 2

1st XI Chess Valley League 9 2 - 5 2

1st XI Friendly 15 6 - 5 4

2nd XI Friendly 12 2 - 5 5

3rd XI Friendly 4 - - 3 1

Other Friendly 3 3 - - -

Development XI 13 4 - 2 7

Totals 135 43 25 43 24

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SCC 2007 Season Review 2 THE 2007 SEASON

Ricky Gunn

The year of the meerkat …

When the 2008 season recommences, all three of Southgate’s Middlesex League XIs will be in the line-up of their respective top divisions. The principal cause for Southgate’s consistent sequence of successes was the fact that we had bowlers who could take wickets. The myth has always seemed to be that batsmen win games by scoring runs. But, as has been touched on several times in the past, unless you can bowl sides out – or at least put sufficient pressure on the early batsmen that they need to take risks to push the score along – you will not win games, especially on today’s covered pitches.

Many congratulations go to captain Alvin Durgacharan, who played a full captain’s role both on and off the field, for leading a rejuvenated side back into the premier division for 2008 as victors of the 2nd Division. The platform to success therefore hinged on the bowling resources and few would deny that the acquisition of Glen Read, a former Durham University and Sussex 2nd XI opening bowler, whose consistent line and length, until the end of July when injury forced him out of the attack, meant there was no hiding place from a storming Faisal Mir. Faisal took three hauls of seven wickets, a six and a five to finish with 52 1st XI league wickets at an average of 14.38, the most by any quick bowler for Southgate. As a result, he was the unquestioned winner of the Hawker Trophy. Mir was further supported by paceman Fawad Mullahzada with 30 wickets. The loss of Jamie Jouning through injury after only six games put a big onus on Alvin Durgacharan who readily responded by scoring 473 runs with five scores over 50, while Tuan Hadgie, Ben Hartman, Jeremy Dangerfield and Tom Allen all exceeded 200, Jeremy scoring his maiden League hundred. Rashid Mullahzada became the club’s youngest 1st XI debutant at the age of 14 when he played against South Hampstead.

The 2nd XI enjoyed a consolidating season finishing seventh in the 2nd XI top division. This was largely due to Jamie Wilson’s powerful batting, with over 400 runs including a hundred against Shepherd’s Bush and 93 against Stanmore. Strong batting support came from Paddy Robinson (344 runs) and over 200 apiece from Dave Woffinden and Bill Dean. Wickets were harder to come by than runs and Adrian “Sage” Carr was the principal wicket taker with 25 at a miserly average of 14.

Promotion to the top division also came the way of the 3rd XI who started with a blaze and managed to maintain sufficient momentum to take a comfortable second place. Again, it was the bowling which underpinned the success of the side, although it would not be unreasonable to remark that the senior pros of captain Roger Hill, Stuart Cradock and Ricky Gunn found their sustained fitness (!) and lengthy experience recognised as assets in an otherwise youthful team. Such was the depth of bowling that seven bowlers took between 10 and 19 wickets, with James McCluskey and John Allen both taking 19. Rashid Mullahzada took two five-wicket hauls and James McCluskey felled Hornsey with a hat-trick. Fionn Webb batted consistently well and exceeded 300 runs including four fifties.

The 4th XI closed the season over 50 points clear of the relegation zone although we still struggle to compete as well as we should. The fact that 42 players represented the side gives an indication of its unsettled nature, which made it difficult for Michael Stavri to develop a regular plan of attack. Len Stokes was the leading player during the campaign with 213 runs and 13 wickets, while Ricky Gunn and Glen Read scored centuries, the former being convinced he is the oldest player to achieve this for Southgate.

Turning to the social side of 2007, the year commenced as positively as any other with the Club Dinner in March. A dedicated group celebrated the daylight hours with a golf competition at Bush Hill Park Golf Club which preceded a gathering of 63, disappointingly well down on the 150th anniversary 100 tally, when members and their guests enjoyed a traditional and enjoyable dinner. We were entertained by speeches from The Walker Ground Manager Steve Martin who reflected on his 25 years at Southgate, and former Southgate cricketer James Mosley, now playing cricket and golf at Hebden Bridge in West Yorkshire.

Mike Stavri once again made a brave fist of the Fantasy League again which, as ever, added a novel side attraction to our league matches. Many thanks, too, to Dan Ashley whose weekly results bulletins were much enjoyed and which serve a useful source of reference information for the likes of this annual publication. My personal appreciation goes to Alan Rolt, not just for wrestling with the club’s friendly fixture list but for being alone in having produced a report for last season, in this case for the Sunday 2nd XI, whose exploits are paraded later in this volume.

Reflecting on the averages, …..72 played 5 or more games; overall total of 134. Alvin Durgacharan scored the most runs (765) and Faisal Mir 714, to accompany his 60 wickets. Fawad Mullahzada took 49 wickets, younger brother Rashid took 41 and Adrian Carr 40.

Career landmarks: Congratulations to Len Stokes on his 500th rabbit for Southgate and 7,000 runs for the club, Jeremy Dangerfield 11,000 club runs (including 4,000 in the 1st XI League), Alvin Durgacharan 9,000 runs, Richard Bishop-Laggett 6,000 and Ben Hartman 5,000. Career averages for all those for whom figures have so far been calculated begin on page 31. If your name doesn’t appear it’s because I haven’t quite got round to it yet – or 2007 was your first season, in which case the season’s averages will reveal all you need to know. As a side attraction I have added a survey of who may be Southgate’s best all-round cricketers. Was Fred Lewis (1879-1967) Southgate’s most accomplished all-rounder? See page 33 … Ricky Gunn

By courtesy of Daily Telegraph

End of Season Awards 2007

Hawker Trophy: Faisal Mir

Chris Stevenson Batting Trophy: Alvin Durgacharan

Derek Honnor Bowling Trophy: Faisal Mir Colin Done Young Cricketer of the Year Trophy: Rashid Mullahzada

Outstanding Colt: Rashid Mullahzada Martin Fletcher Clubman of the Year Trophy: Ricky Gunn

Steve Rowe “Dunkirk” Trophy: Doug Gordon

Piano Award: Rob Johnson

* * * * * * * Fantasy League: Team Winner: Alvin Durgacharan Best performer: Faisal Mir

SCC 2007 Season Review 5 BATTING AVERAGES 2007

Matches Innings N/Os Runs Highest Average 100s 50s Ct St (* = n.o) G. G. Read 16 13 4 392 156* 43.56 1 2 3 - A. R. Jenner 18 16 6 341 92* 43.30 - 3 3 - D. Paul 5 5 1 187 57 37.40 - 2 2 - J. G. Wilson 19 18 3 552 106 36.80 1 2 1 - P. J. Robinson 16 15 3 441 82* 36.75 - 3 8 - R. D. Gunn 24 18 5 465 122* 35.76 1 3 18 10 J. Soulsby 7 7 1 201 61 33.50 - 1 1 - M. P. B. Kennedy 8 7 0 230 61 32.86 - 2 4 1 J. B. Jouning 9 9 2 291 82 32.33 - 3 1 - P. Dunnett 7 6 2 127 63* 31.75 - 1 2 3 J. D. Dangerfield 12 10 1 282 101* 31.33 1 1 7 - F. Mir 30 27 4 714 130* 31.04 1 1 2 - D. A. Woffinden 17 13 3 304 61* 30.40 - 1 2 - W. J. Dean 11 10 2 241 56 30.13 - 3 3 - A. K. Durgacharan 29 28 2 765 81 29.42 - 7 7 - F. W. P. Webb 23 21 1 566 72 28.30 - 6 4 - A. Shahid 10 10 0 274 75 27.40 - 3 1 - C. S. McEachern 6 5 0 136 54 27.20 - 1 - - A. J. Carr 21 10 3 184 66 26.29 - 1 3 - H. C. Chambers 5 3 0 78 42 26.00 - - 2 2 S. Faruqi 19 11 5 154 46* 25.66 - - 8 - P. S. Dave 5 5 1 102 52* 25.50 - 1 - - R. J. Marshall 8 7 1 152 44 25.33 - - - - L. J. W. Stokes 19 15 3 289 62* 24.08 - 1 5 - T. H. L. Hadgie 21 19 3 372 55 23.25 - 1 4 - A. O. Hoskin 17 15 1 312 91 22.28 - 2 4 - Fawad Mullahzada 33 28 3 547 109* 21.88 1 2 15 - K. Yeh 8 7 1 129 81* 21.50 - 1 2 - D. Pyzer-Knapp 6 6 0 129 56 21.50 - 1 2 1 B. R. Hartman 18 16 2 299 63* 21.35 - 2 3 - Farhad Mullahzada 18 11 2 191 43 21.22 - - 4 - S. Flook 18 10 1 180 83 20.00 - 1 1 - A. J. Vinson 35 27 6 417 58* 19.85 - 2 3 1 M. Wloch 16 13 4 178 67* 19.77 - 1 3 - D. G. Ashley 15 11 0 217 63 19.72 - 2 7 1 S .J.P. McGuinness 20 15 4 216 70 19.63 - 1 7 - O. Ali 21 18 4 267 42 19.07 - - 4 - L. Farrell 21 17 1 302 57 18.88 - 1 5 - D. Gordon 15 11 4 130 48* 18.57 - - 4 - M. Millar 11 11 1 183 36 18.30 - - 3 - B. Vinson 8 6 0 109 41 18.16 - - 4 - A. G. H. Rolt 15 10 8 36 7* 18.00 - - 3 -

Continued

SCC 2007 Season Review 6 Batting averages continued

Matches Innings N/Os Runs Highest Average 100s 50s Ct St T. J. Allan 13 12 0 207 45 17.25 - - 9 - S. Vaya 26 24 4 330 68 16.50 - 1 7 2 J. T. Sambrook 18 16 1 330 244 43 16.27 - - 1 - R. Bishop-Laggett 18 10 2 123 63 15.38 - 1 11 5 R. Mullahzada 25 14 4 146 43* 14.60 - - 6 - R. F. Hill 18 16 6 130 44* 14.44 - - 3 - N. Mazhar 10 9 0 125 49 13.88 - - 3 1 B. H. Chambers 9 8 0 109 29 13.62 - - 2 - M. Gandhi 8 6 0 79 34 13.178 - - 5 - K. Haria 9 8 0 99 25 12.37 - - - - R. A. Johnson 22 16 2 169 35 12.07 - - 2 - M. A. Bhatti 5 3 0 33 21 11.00 - - 0 - A. Jain 17 16 0 167 40 10.43 - - 7 - A. McEachern 5 3 0 31 21 10.33 - - 1 - S. Cradock 13 8 1 70 24 10.00 - - 1 - M. T. Clucas 8 8 2 60 29* 10.00 - - 4 - J. A.L.McCluskey 14 7 2 48 17 9.60 - - 3 - H. M. Dowsett 10 9 1 76 47 9.50 - - 2 - D. C. J. Howell 9 6 2 37 13 9.25 - - 4 - N. Malik 24 14 7 59 30 8.43 - - 6 - M. Stavri 19 14 4 79 17 7.90 - - 5 - John Allen 17 7 2 39 13 7.80 - - 5 - G. Saunders 10 8 0 47 26 5.87 - - 5 2 U. Hussein 9 5 1 21 15 5.25 - - - - R. M. Hewit 18 9 3 27 9* 4.50 - - 2 - H. Cahill 12 7 3 8 7 4.50 - - 3 1 D. Walters 13 8 2 21 8* 3.50 - - 1 - H. Trivedi 5 4 0 13 8 3.25 - - 1 - B. Khan 13 9 6 9 5* 3.00 - - - - A. Habberley 15 6 0 12 4 2.00 - - 2 - A. Coles 4 3 0 3 3 1.00 - - - -

Also played: Four matches: C. Bagley 12, 10, 28, 11 (2 ct); W. Gilbert 11, 20, 68*, 64 (2 ct); M. Golding 20, 9, 1 (1 ct); K. Hassanin 74, 7. Three matches: James Allen 12, 4, 8; N. Allen 1, 3; N. Datta 0, 4, 11 (1 ct); P. Fox 2, 2, 2 (2 ct); A. Kennedy 8, 27* (1 ct); R. Loganathan 3, 24*, 0*; M. Key 0, 0; M. Knight 17, 0; P. Lassman-Lichenstern 0, 2; P. B. Madden 15, 0 (2 ct); K. Poojara 6, 15, 18; P. Pujara (1 ct); H. Rabani 0, 0, 0 (1st); D. Simms 1*, 5. Two matches: P. Ali 10, 11; R. Apple 6; O. Bradley 1, 37, 4 (1 ct); I. Brown 13; A. Coles 3; J. Dulay-Jefferson 4 (1 ct); J. Gandhi 0; N. Kabra 20*, 5 (1 ct); A. Popat 13, 0 (1 ct) ; M. Ramji 1; T. Siddiqi 4*; A. Watts 0, 0; I. Yousef 0*, 2*. One match: Y. Abbas 16; J. Bastianpillai 0; B. Cohen (2 ct); P. Draper 10; H. Evans 12; C. M. Fox 25; R. Freckleton 0; J. Futerman; R. Gandhi 0* (1 ct); M. Goldbart; S. Harif 14; A. Hawthorn 8; I. W. Henley 13; M. S. Hughes; M. Mali 43; C. Marshall; M. Medwin 1; S. Patel 12; T. Perera 5 (1 ct); Pinder 2; A. Riches 2; R. Rajah 0; G. Rolt 16*; R. Savage 15 (1 ct); A. Sinclair 19; G. E. Slipper; P. A. Stevens 3; T. Sullivan 0 (1 ct); I. Tabib 24 (1 ct); C. A. Waller 3. Totals: 134 players; 17,612 runs scored of which 1854 were extras; 302 catches (7 unidentified); 30 stumpings. 7

BOWLING AVERAGES 2007

Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Average Best 5wkts S/Rate Economy Balls/wkt Runs/over T. H. L. Hadgie 45.0 9 127 10 12.70 4- 4 - 27.00 2.82 M. A. Bhatti 56.0 9 162 12 13.50 5-43 1 28.00 2.89 D. Paul 41.0 5 153 11 13.90 5-17 1 22.36 3.73 Rashid Mullahzada 172.5 43 584 41 14.24 5-3 3 25.29 3.37 A. J. Carr 212.1 57 573 40 14.33 6-30 2 31.82 2.70 F. Mir 249.3 42 915 60 15.25 7-16 5 24.95 3.66 L. J. W. Stokes 114.3 21 383 24 15.95 6-9 1 28.57 3.35 G. G. Read 130.0 37 383 19 20.16 3-8 - 41.05 2.94 S. Cradock 94.5 16 372 20 18.60 4-51 - 28.35 3.94 W. J. Dean 77.4 14 275 14 19.64 3-21 - 33.28 3.54 Fawad Mullahzada 252.3 36 964 49 19.67 4-38 - 30.91 3.81 C. S. McEachern 42.0 2 244 12 20.33 3-26 - 21.05 5.80 S. Flook 139.5 35 458 22 20.81 4-47 - 38.05 3.27 A. McEachern 21.4 0 131 6 21.83 2-26 - 21.66 6.04 John Allen 163.4 17 655 29 22.59 4-38 - 32.86 4.00 S. Faruqi 105.4 14 449 19 23.63 4-32 - 33.36 4.24 R. F. Hill 86.4 17 260 11 23.63 2-25 - 47.27 3.00 M. Wloch 21.0 7 73 3 24.33 2-38 - 42.00 3.48 A. Shahid 60.1 7 296 12 24.67 5-78 1 30.08 4.92 J. A. L. McCluskey 128.3 18 474 19 24.95 5-12 1 40.57 3.68 D. Gordon 35.0 0 129 5 25.80 3-35 - 42.00 3.69 D. C. J. Howell 28.0 2 133 5 26.60 2-11 - 33.60 4.75 S. Vaya 68.0 4 396 15 26.40 4-21 - 27.20 5.82 Farhad Mullahzada 120.2 13 498 18 27.66 3-33 - 40.11 4.13 A. G. H. Rolt 26.2 2 142 5 28.40 2-5 - 31.60 5.39 A. K. Durgacharan 23.0 0 144 5 28.90 3-26 - 27.60 6.26 A. J. Vinson 199.0 27 811 28 28.96 7-62 1 42.64 4.07 B. R. Hartman 20.0 3 60 2 30.00 1-27 - 60.00 3.00 N. Malik 130.2 19 542 18 30.11 3-28 - 43.44 4.15 S. J. P. McGuinness 137.0 11 704 22 32.00 4-63 - 40.09 4.79 R. A. Johnson 106.3 8 481 15 32.06 4-27 - 41.40 4.51 O. Ali 85.0 17 2 498 15 33.20 3-70 - 34.00 5.86 D. Walters 29.0 2 146 4 36.50 1-11 43.50 5.03 B. Khan 28.0 0 169 4 42.250 1-18 - 42.00 6.03 U. Hussain 44.0 3 213 5 42.60 2-17 - 52.80 4.84 C. Bagley 23.0 0 136 3 45.33 1-35 46.00 5.91 D. A. Woffinden 31.0 5 138 3 46.00 2-10 - 62.00 4.45 R. M. Hewit 106.3 10 426 9 47.33 3-40 - 71.00 4.00 M. T. Clucas 27.0 1 127 3 47.67 2-40 - 54.00 4.70 L. Farrell 76.1 7 478 10 47.80 3-30 - 45.70 6.27 A. Habberley 83.5 12 357 7 51.00 2-19 - 71.57 4.28 B. Vinson 56.0 6 233 2 116.5 2-63 - 168.00 4.16

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Bowling averages continued

Also bowled (Between 10 and 20 overs): Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Av’ge Best 5w Strike Econ K. Hassanin 12.2 1 24 7 3.42 4-10 - 10.57 1.94 C. Marshall 17.5 8 25 5 5.00 5-25 1 21.40 1.42 P. Lassman 15.0 3 35 6 5.83 2-5 - 15.00 2.33 P. Pujara 17.0 3 56 5 11.20 3-24 - 20.40 3.29 P. S. Dave 12.0 1 72 5 14.40 2-22 - 14.40 6.00 M. Ramji 11.0 2 29 2 14.50 1-7 - 33.00 2.63 J. Dulay-Jefferson 13.0 2 39 2 19.50 1-4 - 39.00 3.00 P. Robinson 11.0 0 48 2 24.00 2-48 - 33.00 4.36 D. Simms 13.0 00 49 2 24.50 2-20 - 39.00 3.76 R. Loganathan 14.0 0 62 2 31.00 1-24 - 42.00 4.42 K. Yeh 12.2 2 45 1 45.00 1-18 - 74.00 3.64 N. Allen 17.0 2 72 1 72.00 1-25 - 102.00 4.23 A. Coles 19.0 4 98 1 98.00 1-12 - 114.00 5.15

Also bowled (under 10 overs): P. Ali 6.0-1-14-1; R. Apple 7.0-0-54-2; D. G. Ashley 1.0-0-4-0; O. Bradley 12.0-2-38-4; B. H. Chambers 3.0-0-28-0; H. C. Chambers 8.0-3-27-1; B. Cohen 9.0- 0-30-1; J. D. Dangerfield 7.0-1-19-1; N. Datta 2.0-0-29-0; N. Davis 1.0-0-13-0; P. Dunnett 7.0- 0-22-0; R. Dunnett 7.0-4-11-2; P. Fox 2.0-0-10-1; R. Freckleton 8.0-1-46-2; J. Futerman 4.0-0- 33-0; M. Gandhi 2.0-1-2-1; M. Goldbart 1.0-1-0-1; S. Harif 6.0-2-16-0; A. Hawthorn 9.0-2-34- 2; M. S. Hughes 2.0-0-16-0; A. R. Jenner 1.0-0-8-0; A. Jain 3.3-1-6-1; N. Kabra 8.3-0-57-1; M. Key 4.0-1-16-0; M. Knight 4.2-0-16-0; N. Mazhar 6.1-0-50-1; M. Medwin 9.0-3-22-1; M. Millar 6.0-0-39-0; T. Perera 9.0-4-20-2; K. Poojara 4.0-0-14-1; A. Popat 7.0-0-41-3; R. Rajah 4.0-0-31-1; G. Rolt 7.0-2-19-0; T. Siddiqi 5.2-0-24-0; M. Stavri 3.0-0-26-1; H. Trivedi 7.0-0- 47-0; A. Watts 2.0-0-12-1; J. G. Wilson 1.4-0-11-0; I. Yousef 8.0-0-50-0.

By courtesy of Daily Telegraph

HIGHLIGHTS OF 2007

(NB: ML = Middlesex County League; CVL = Chess Valley League)

BATTING

Large Totals

For: 277 for 8 1st XI v Ickenham I (Chess Valley League) (a) 273 for 7 2nd XI v Henley on Thames II (a) 263 for 7 2nd XI v Finchley II (ML) (h) 261 for 7 2nd XI v Flamstead I (h) 259 for 8 3rd XI v Barnes III (M) (h)

Against: 296 for 9 St Margaretsbury I v 1st XI (Evening Standard Cup) (h) 293 for 5 Brondesbury II v 2nd XI (ML) (a) 289 for 6 North London I v 1st XI (ML) (a) 281 for 5 Ickenham I v 1st XI (Chess Valley League) (a) 268 for 7 Henley on Thames III v 3rd XI (h) 261 for 3 West Herts I v 1st XI (h) 260 for 5 North London I v 1st XI (ML) (h) 260 for 8 Barnes III v 3rd XI (M) (h)

Lowest All-Out Totals (under 100) 89 2nd XI v Ealing II (ML) (h) 90 1st XI v Granta (NCKO) (a) 93 3rd XI v Hemel Hempstead III (h)

Lowest Totals (Oppositions): 32 Uxbridge I v 1st XI (ML) (a) 43 Northampton Exiles Dev. XI v Development XI (h) 55 Barnes I v 1st XI (ML) (a) 78 Hornsey III (h) v 3rd XI (ML) (h) 76 Brentham III v 3rd XI (ML) (h) 87 Enfield I v 1st XI (ML) (a) 91 Harrow I v 1st XI (ML) (h) 94 Hornsey III v 3rd XI (ML) (a) 94 Southgate Adelaide Dev. XI v Development XI (h) 98 Barnes I v 1st XI (ML) (h)

SCC 2007 Season Review 10 Centuries (6) J. D. Dangerfield 101* 1st XI v Uxbridge I (ML) (a) R. D. Gunn 122* 4th XI v MTSSC (1987 League) (a) F. Mir 130* 1st XI v Radlett I (Chess Valley League) (a) Fawad Mullahzada 109* 1st XI v 1987 League XI (h) G. G. Read 156* 4th XI v Edmonton IV (1987L) (a) J. G. Wilson 106 2nd XI v Brondesbury II (ML) (h

Large Partnerships (* = not out/unbroken partnership)

1st wkt 185 (J. G. Wilson 106, P. J. Robinson 62) 2nd XI v Brondesbury II (ML) (h) 1st wkt 173 (G. G. Read 92, A. Shahid 58) 1st XI v Ickenham I (Chess Valley League) (a) 1st wkt 157 (J. G. Wilson 93, P. J. Robinson 82*) 2nd XI v Stanmore II (ML) (a) 1st wkt 153* (R. D. Gunn 59*, L. J. Stokes 62*) 4th XI v Alexandra Park IV (1987L) (a) 1st wkt 136 (P. J. Robinson 48, A. O. Hoskin 91) 2nd XI v Henley on Thames II (a) 3rd wkt 157* (D Gordon 48*, K. Yeh 81*) 4th XI v Harrow St Mary III (1987) (a) 3rd wkt 127 (J. B. Jouning 82, T. Hadgie 55) 1st XI v Brentham I (ML) (a) 3rd wkt 125 (J. D. Dangerfield 101*, J. Soulsby 38) 1st XI v Uxbridge I (ML) (a) 3rd wkt 108 (G. G. Read 156*, C. S. McEachern 54) 4th XI v Edmonton IV (1987L) (a) 5th wkt 90 (J. G. Wilson 78*, D. G. Ashley 52) 2nd XI v Flamstead I (h) 7th wkt 59 (R. F. Hill 44*, S. Faruqi 26) 3rd XI v South Hampstead III (ML) (a) 8th wkt 72 (B. Vinson 34, Farhad Mullahzada 37*) 3rd XI v Barnes III (ML) (h) 8th wkt 57* (R. F. Hill 44*, R. Mullahzada 33*) 3rd XI v South Hampstead III (ML) (a) 10th wkt 43 (R. Bishop-Laggett 18*, A. J. Carr 25) 2nd XI v Ealing II (ML) (a)

BOWLING

Five or more wickets in an innings (17): 7-16 F. Mir 1st XI v Uxbridge I (ML) (a) 7-24 F. Mir 1st XI v Barnes I (ML) (a) 7-62 A. J. Vinson 2nd XI v Teddington II (ML) (h) 7-66 F. Mir 1st XI v Barnes I (ML) (h 6-30 A. J. Carr ‘A’ XI v Hertingfordbury (a) 6-50 F. Mir 1st XI v Brentham I (ML) (a) 6-51 A. J. Carr 2nd XI v Teddington II (ML) (a) 5-3 R. Mullahzada Development XI v Hatfield Dev. XI (h) 5-12 J. A. L. McCluskey 3rd XI v Hornsey III (ML) (a) 5-17 R. Mullahzada 3rd XI v North Middlesex III (ML) (a) 5-17 D. Paul 1st XI v Fives & Heronians I (h) 5-25 C. Marshall Veterans XI v Southgate Compton Vets (h) 5-32 R. Mullahzada 3rd XI v Hornsey III (ML) (h) 5-42 A. J. Vinson 2nd XI v Barnes (ML) (a) 5-43 M. A. Bhatti 4th XI v North London III (ML) (h) 5-44 F. Mir 1st XI v Enfield I (ML) (a) 5-78 A. Shahid 4th XI v Teddington IV (1987 Lge) (h)

Hat-tricks: J. A. L. McCluskey hat-trick for 3rd XI v Hornsey III (ML) (a) A. Gravenstein for Henley on Thames I v 1st XI (h)

Best return against Southgate: M. Saggers 8-47, Brentham III v 3rd XI (ML) (h)

Economical bowling analyses: G. G. Read 11.0-8-8-1 1st XI v Shepherd’s Bush I (ML) (a) G. G. Read 9.0-6-8-3 1st XI v South Hampstead I (ML) (h) L. J. W. Stokes 10.0-5-10-2 ‘A’ XI v Hertingfordbury (h) R. Mullahzada 6.0-4-3-5 Development XI v Hatfield Dev XI (h) R. Mullahzada 6.0-3-5-2 Dev XI v Northampton Exiles Dev XI (h) L. J. W. Stokes 6.4-2-9-6 1st XI v Old Citizens (h) G. G. Read 9.0-4-11-1 1st XI v Cambridge Granta (NCKO) (a) Fawad Mullahzada 7.1-3-8-3 1st XI v Sunday Barbarians (h) A. J. Carr 8-4-10-4 2nd XI v Hampstead II (ML) (h) J. Dulay-Jefferson 6.0-2-4-1 Development XI v S’gate Adelaide Dev XI (a) H. C. Chambers 4.0-3-1-1 Development XI v S’gate Adelaide Dev XI (a) W. J. Dean 18.0-9-21-2 2nd XI v Acton II (ML) (h) J. A. L. McLuskey 10.0-4-12-5 3rd XI v Hornsey III (ML) (a) A. J. Carr 14.0-6-19-2 1st XI v Shepherd’s Bush I (ML) (h) G. G. Read 14.0-7-23-2 1st XI v Barnes I (ML) (h) R. Dunnett 7.0-4-11-2 Development XI v Highgate Dev XI (h) T. Hadgie 6.0-2-12-3 1st XI v Brentham I (ML) (h) S. Flook 6.0-4-12-2 3rd XI v Hornsey III (ML) (h) R. F. Hill 11.0-5-16-1 3rd XI v North Middlesex III (ML) (h) C. Marshall 17.5-8-25-5 Veterans XI v Southgate Compton Vets (h) F. Mir 9.1-2-16-7 1st XI v Uxbridge I (ML) (a) Fawad Mullahzada 9.0-3-13-3 1st XI v Uxbridge I (ML) (a) K. Hassanin 7.0-1- 12-2 Development XI v S’gate Adelaide Dev XI (a) R. Mullahzada 10.0-3-16-2 2nd XI v Barnes II (ML) (a) R. Mullahzada 10.0-3-17-5 3rd XI v North Middlesex III (ML) (a) F. Mir 13.0-4-24-7 1st XI v Barnes I (ML) (a) R. F. Hill 10.0-1-17-1 3rd XI v Kenton III (ML) (a) D. A. Woffinden 6.0-3-10-2 2nd XI v Barnes II (ML) (a) R. A. Johnson 9.0-1-16-3 1st XI v Blackheath I (NCKO) (h) D. Paul 8.0-2-17-5 1st XI v Fives & Heronians I (h) R. A. Johnson 9.0-4-20-2 1st XI v South Hampstead I (ML) (h) A. J. Carr 21.0-7-42-2 2nd XI v Acton II (ML) (h) Fawad Mullahzada 12-5-26-3 1st XI v Barnes I (ML) (a)

Miscellaneous

Fielding

No fielder exceeded 2 catches in any one match 4 dismissals by wicketkeeper: 4 (3 ct 1 st) R. D. Gunn, M. P. B. Kennedy

High-scoring Extras

63 in 1st XI’ 277-8 v Ickenham I (Chess Valley League) (a) 58 in Polytechnic III’s 252-6 v 4th XI (1987 League) (a) 55 in North Middlesex III’s 192 v 3rd XI (ML) (h) 50 in Barnes III’s 260 for 8 v 3rd XI (ML) (h) 49 in 4th XI's 197 v Mill Hill Village III (1987 League) (h) 43 in 3rd XI’s 259-8 v Barnes III (ML) (h) 40 in Southgate 1st XI's 209 v Henley on Thames I (h) 35 in Hornsey III’s 94 v 3rd XI (ML) (a) 35 in Development XI’s 231-4 v Southgate Adelaide Dev. XI (h) 34 in Harold Wood's 182 v 1st XI (NCKO) (h)

Biggest victories: 189 runs 1st XI v Uxbridge I (ML) (a) 137 runs Development XI v Southgate Adelaide Dev. XI (h) 108 runs 2nd XI v Totteridge (a) 9 wkts 1st XI v Barnes I (ML) (a)

Heaviest defeats: 157 runs 1st XI v North London I (ML) (a) 132 runs 3rd XI v Hemel Hempstead III (h) 10 wickets 2nd XI v Ealing II (ML) (h) 9 wickets 4th XI v Edmonton IV (1987 League) (h) 8 wickets 4th XI v Teddington IV (1987 League) (a)

Faisal Mir cuts loose with the bat

Southgate 1st XI 2007

Birth Congratulations to

To Caroline and Jamie Jouning, a daughter Beatrice Darcey, born on 27th August 2007

Tamara and Dave Woffinden, a daughter Daryl Madeline, on 31st October 2007

To Vikki and David Howell, a son Finlay, born on 28th November 2007.

Southgate’s colts recruitment strategy is proving successful

SCC 2007 Season Review 14 MIDDLESEX COUNTY CRICKET LEAGUE

FIRST TEAM LEAGUE TABLES 2007

ECB Middlesex Premier League

Games Won Tied Drawn Drawn Aband Lost Total Played 10pts 5pts 4pts 1pt 1pt 0pt Points Ealing 18 11 0 1 1 3 2 118 Finchley 18 9 0 2 0 4 3 102 Hampstead 18 8 0 1 1 5 3 90 Teddington 18 5 0 4 1 5 3 72 Brondesbury 18 5 0 4 2 3 4 71 Winchmore Hill 18 5 0 1 4 4 4 62 Stanmore 18 4 0 3 0 4 7 56 Eastcote 18 3 0 1 4 4 6 42 Richmond 18 3 0 0 3 3 9 36 Wembley 18 0 0 1 2 3 12 9

Division Two

Games Won Tied Drawn Drawn Aband Lost Total Played 10pts 5pts 4pts 1pt 1pt 0pt Points Southgate 18 8 0 1 1 3 5 88 Brentham 18 7 0 2 2 5 2 85 Shepherds Bush 18 5 0 3 3 5 2 70 Acton 18 4 0 5 2 6 1 68 Barnes 18 5 0 1 2 3 7 59 North London 18 4 0 3 0 7 4 59 South Hampstead 18 4 0 2 2 6 4 56 Harrow 18 3 0 3 1 5 6 45 Uxbridge 18 2 0 1 4 5 6 33 Enfield 18 1 0 0 4 7 6 21

Division Three

Games Won Tied Drawn Drawn Aband Lost Total Played 10pts 5pts 4pts 1pt 1pt 0pt Points North Middlesex 18 7 0 3 0 7 1 89 Twickenham 18 7 0 1 2 3 5 79 Harrow Town 18 5 0 3 3 4 3 69 Highgate 18 5 0 3 2 4 4 68 Bessborough 18 4 0 4 2 5 3 63 Hornsey 18 5 0 0 2 5 6 57 Wycombe House 18 4 0 1 1 6 6 51 Ickenham 18 3 0 3 2 4 6 46 Barnet Bs 18 3 0 1 3 6 5 43 Kenton 18 3 0 1 3 4 7 41

SCC 2007 Season Review 15 2007 1st XI League Averages

BATTING (* = not out) Mchs Inns N/O Runs Av'ge H'st v Opposition 100/50s Ct St J. D. Dangerfield 9 7 1 233 38.83 101* Uxbridge (a) 1/1 6 - A. K. Durgacharan 17 16 1 473 31.53 81 Barnes (h) -/5 2 - J. B. Jouning 6 6 0 169 28.16 82 Brentham (a) -/2 1 - J. Soulsby 6 6 1 140 28.00 38 Uxbridge (a) -/- 1 - O. Ali 5 4 2 52 26.00 18 Acton (a) -/- 1 - B. R. Hartman 13 11 1 241 24.10 63 South Hampstead (h) -/2 2 - J. G. Wilson 1 1 0 22 22.00 22 Acton (a) -/- - - T. Hadgie 16 14 2 263 21.91 55 Brentham (a) -/1 3 - J. T. Sambrook 3 3 0 63 21.00 29 Enfield (a) -/- 1 - T. J. Allan 11 10 0 206 20.06 45 Acton (a) -/- 7 - A. J. Carr 5 1 0 20 20.00 20 Enfield (h) -/- - - F. Mir 17 14 2 193 16.08 35 Acton (a) -/- 1 - Fawad Mullahzada 17 14 1 186 14.30 41 South Hampstead (h) -/- 12 - D. A. Woffinden 8 6 1 83 16.60 39* Acton (h) -/- 1 - G. G. Read 10 8 3 64 12.80 25 Acton (a) -/- 2 - R. A. Johnson 14 10 2 90 11.25 34 Acton (h) -/- 2 - C. Bagley 1 1 0 11 11.00 11 Enfield (a) -/- - - L. Farrell 3 3 0 20 6.66 16 Shepherds Bush (a) -/- - - A. J. Vinson 4 3 0 19 6.33 14 Harrow (a) -/- - - H. Cahill 7 5 1 18 4.50 7 Brentham(a)/Barnes(h) -/- 1 - N. Malik 12 7 6 4 4.00 4* Brentham (a) -/- 3 - A. O. Hoskin 1 0 0 0 - - Uxbridge (a) -/- - - R. Mullahzada 1 0 0 0 - - South Hampstead (a) -/- - - BOWLING Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Av'ge S/R Econ 5wkt Best v Opposition T. Hadgie 30.0 8 66 10 6.60 18.00 2.20 - 4-4 Enfield (a) F. Mir 204.4 36 748 52 14.38 23.61 3.65 5 7-16 Uxbridge (a) Fawad Mullahzada150.1 22 531 30 17.70 30.03 3.53 - 4-49 North London (a) O. Ali 5.0 0 41 2 20.50 15.00 8.20 - 2-41 S. Hampstead (a) G. G. Read 96.0 30 279 13 21.46 44.30 2.90 - 3-8 S. Hampstead (h) N. Malik 37.0 8 140 6 23.33 37.00 3.78 - 2-16 Brentham (a) A. J. Carr 39.0 9 96 4 29.00 58.50 2.46 - 2-19 Shepherds Bush (h) B. R. Hartman 15.0 3 33 1 33.00 90.00 2.20 - 1-33 Shepherds Bush (h) R. A. Johnson 57.3 7 270 7 38.57 49.28 4.69 - 2-20 S. Hampstead (h) A. J. Vinson 12.0 3 69 1 69.00 72.00 5.75 - 1-69 North London (a) L. Farrell 6.0 0 29 0 - - 4.83 - 0-29 Shepherds Bush (a) A. K. Durgacharan 2.0 0 20 0 - - 10.00 - 0-20 S. Hampstead (a) R. Mullahzada 5.0 2 13 0 - - 2.60 - 0-13 S. Hampstead (a)

MIDDLESEX COUNTY CRICKET LEAGUE

SECOND TEAM LEAGUE TABLES 2007

Division One

Games Won Tied Drawn Drawn Aband Lost Total Played 10pts 5pts 4pts 1pt 1pt 0pt Points Teddington 18 9 0 1 3 4 1 101 Ealing 18 7 0 3 1 6 1 89 Richmond 18 6 0 0 3 3 6 66 Hampstead 18 6 0 0 1 5 6 66 Brondesbury 18 4 0 5 2 4 3 66 Acton 18 5 0 1 2 4 6 60 Southgate 18 4 0 3 1 5 5 58 Stanmore 18 4 0 3 2 3 6 57 Finchley 18 4 0 1 3 5 5 52 Barnes 18 1 0 1 0 5 11 19

Division Two

Games Won Tied Drawn Drawn Aband Lost Total Played 10pts 5pts 4pts 1pt 1pt 0pt Points Brentham 18 10 0 3 0 3 2 115 Eastcote 18 9 0 2 4 3 0 105 Wembley 18 6 0 6 0 3 3 87 Kenton 18 5 0 3 1 4 5 67 Ickenham 18 5 0 2 4 4 3 66 Uxbridge 18 5 0 1 4 2 6 60 Barnet Bs 18 4 0 2 1 3 8 52 Shepherds Bush 18 2 0 2 4 4 6 36 Harrow 18 2 0 1 3 4 8 31 Wycombe House 18 1 0 1 2 6 8 22

Division Three

Games Won Tied Drawn Drawn Aband Lost Total Played 10pts 5pts 4pts 1pt 1pt 0pt Points Harrow Town 18 7 0 2 1 4 4 83 Winchmore Hill 18 6 0 3 1 6 2 79 Edmonton 18 6 0 2 3 3 4 74 South Hampstead 18 6 0 2 1 4 5 73 Enfield 18 5 0 2 5 3 3 66 North Middlesex 18 6 0 1 1 5 5 65 Highgate 18 4 0 3 2 5 4 59 Hornsey 18 4 0 3 0 4 7 56 Bessborough 18 4 0 1 4 4 5 52 Old Actonians 18 2 0 0 1 4 11 25

SCC 2007 Season Review 17

2007 2nd XI League Averages

BATTING (* = not out) Mchs Inns N/O Runs Av'ge H'st v Opposition 100/50s Ct St

D. A. Woffinden 7 6 2 201 50.25 62* Barnes (a) -/1 3 - P. J. Robinson 13 12 3 344 38.22 82* Stanmore (a) -/3 7 - J. G. Wilson 15 14 2 417 34.75 106 Shepherds Bush (h) 1/1 1 - W. J. Dean 10 9 2 209 29.85 56 Finchley (h) -/3 3 - S. Faruqi 8 3 2 27 27.00 16 Richmond (h) -/- 4 - L. Farrell 8 6 1 114 22.80 41 Ealing (a) -/- 3 - A. R. Jenner 7 6 1 105 21.00 76 Richmond (h) -/1 2 - A. J. Carr 12 7 3 81 20.25 26 Ealing (h) -/- 3 - J. T. Sambrook 10 8 1 135 19.28 43 Teddington (a) -/- - - R. Mullahzada 8 4 1 43 14.33 43* Finchley (h) -/- 3 - D. G. Ashley 12 8 0 95 11.87 33 Finchley (h) -/- 3 1 S. J. P. McGuinness 10 6 2 41 10.25 20 Brondesbury (a) -/- 3 - O. Ali 5 3 0 29 9.66 15 Richmond (h) -/- - - A. O. Hoskin 12 11 1 79 7.90 29 Brondesbury (h) -/- 2 - R. Bishop-Laggett 14 6 2 29 7.25 18* Ealing (a) -/- 8 2 A. J. Vinson 12 8 1 43 6.14 21 Finchley (h) -/- - - S. Flook 8 2 0 10 5.00 10 Stanmore (h) -/- - - M. A. Bhatti 3 0 1 3 3.00 3 Ealing (a) -/- - -

Played in two matches: N. Malik 2, dnb; J. A. L. McCluskey 0, 0.

Played in one match: John Allen dnb; T. J. Allan 1 (2 ct); J. D. Dangerfield 31 (1 ct); M. Millar

20*; G. Saunders dnb; J. Soulsby 61; B. Vinson dnb; F. W. P. Webb 34; M. Wloch 16*.

The fielders of three catches were not recorded.

BOWLING Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Av’ge S/R Econ 5wks Best v Opposition

A. J. Carr 140.1 38 358 25 14.32 33.64 2.55 1 6-51 Teddington (a) A. J. Vinson 103.0 18 355 19 18.68 32.52 3.44 2 7-62 Teddington (h) W. J. Dean 71.4 13 255 12 21.25 35.83 3.55 - 3-21 Acton (h) D. A. Woffinden 21.0 5 67 3 22.33 42.00 3.19 - 2-10 Barnes (a) R. Mullahzada 68.2 16 239 10 23.90 41.00 3.50 - 3-55 Brondesbury (a) S. J.P. McGuinness 72.0 7 362 11 32.90 39.27 5.02 - 4-63 Ealing (a) M. A. Bhatti 30.0 3 102 3 34.00 60.00 3.40 - 3-36 Acton (a) S. Flook 76.0 17 266 7 38.00 65.13 3.50 - 3-65 Stanmore (a) O. Ali 21.0 2 100 2 50.00 63.00 4.76 - 1-17 Brondesbury (h) L. Farrell 33.1 3 254 5 50.80 39.80 7.65 - 2-55 Acton (a) N. Malik 15.2 2 62 1 62.00 92.00 4.04 - 1-35 Teddington (h) S. Faruqi 33.0 1 177 2 88.50 99.00 5.36 - 1-7 Barnes (a) Also bowled (under 10 overs): D. G. Ashley 1.0-0-4-0; John Allen 6.0-0-25-0; A. R. Jenner 1.0-

0-8-0; J. A. L. McCluskey 8.0-0-52-0; J. G. Wilson 1.0-0-8-0; B. Vinson 6.0-1-14-0.

MIDDLESEX COUNTY CRICKET LEAGUE

THIRD TEAM LEAGUE TABLES 2007

Division One

Games Won Tied Drawn Drawn Aband Lost Total Played 10pts 5pts 4pts 1pt 1pt 0pt Points Richmond 18 8 0 3 1 4 2 97 Hampstead 18 7 0 4 3 3 1 92 Teddington 18 7 0 2 4 2 3 84 Ealing 18 5 0 4 0 6 3 72 Finchley 18 5 0 3 2 4 4 68 Eastcote 18 5 0 1 5 4 3 63 Brondesbury 18 3 0 5 2 6 2 58 Stanmore 18 4 0 1 2 2 9 48 Wembley 18 2 0 1 1 5 9 30 Shepherds Bush 18 1 0 0 4 2 11 16

Division Two

Games Won Tied Drawn Drawn Aband Lost Total Played 10pts 5pts 4pts 1pt 1pt 0pt Points Barnet Bs 18 9 0 3 0 4 2 106 Southgate 18 8 0 0 2 6 2 88 North Middlesex 18 6 0 3 1 5 3 78 Twickenham 18 5 0 4 1 5 3 72 Barnes 18 6 0 2 0 3 7 71 Harrow 18 5 0 1 1 4 7 59 South Hampstead 18 4 0 3 2 4 5 58 Hornsey 18 5 0 0 2 4 7 56 Brentham 18 2 0 1 4 4 7 32 Kenton 18 1 0 0 4 5 8 19

Division Three

Games Won Tied Drawn Drawn Aband Lost Total Played 10pts 5pts 4pts 1pt 1pt 0pt Points Winchmore Hill 18 9 0 5 1 3 0 114 North London 18 8 1 1 1 4 3 94 Uxbridge 18 7 0 3 1 2 5 85 Acton 18 6 1 3 1 4 3 82 Harrow Town 18 5 0 2 3 4 4 65 Wycombe House 18 4 0 2 1 4 7 53 Ickenham 18 4 0 1 1 4 8 49 Enfield 18 4 0 0 4 2 8 46 Bessborough 18 3 0 1 2 6 6 42 Old Actonians 18 3 0 0 3 3 9 36

2007 3rd XI League Averages

BATTING (* = not out)

Mchs Inns N/O Runs Av'ge H'st v Opposition 100/50s Ct St A. R. Jenner 7 6 3 153 51.00 72* Kenton (h) -/1 - - W. Gilbert 3 3 1 99 49.50 68* Kenton (a) -/1 - - M. P. B. Kennedy 3 2 0 57 28.50 34 Harrow (a) -/- 4 1 F. W. P. Webb 14 12 1 306 27.81 72 Kenton (a) -/4 1 - S. Faruqi 8 5 2 80 26.66 46* Kenton (h) -/- 4 - A. Shahid 4 4 0 104 26.00 73 Barnes (h) -/1 - - R. J. Marshall 8 7 1 152 25.33 44 South Hampstead (h) -/- 1 - R. F. Hill 13 10 5 107 21.40 44* South Hampstead (a) -/- 2 - Farhad Mullahzada 14 8 2 121 20.16 43 South Hampstead (a) -/- 3 - R. D. Gunn 14 11 2 176 19.55 53* North Middlesex (a) -/1 10 3 B . Vinson 3 2 0 35 17.50 34 Barnes (h) -/- 2 - S. Flook 7 5 1 68 17.00 30 Barnet Bs (a) -/- 1 - R. Mullahzada 7 3 1 34 17.00 33* South Hampstead (a) -/- 1 - John Allen 10 2 1 17 17.00 10* South Hampstead (h) -/- 4 - B. H. Chambers 6 5 0 81 16.20 29 Brentham (h) -/- 2 - M. Millar 5 5 0 73 14.60 29 Harrow (a) -/- 1 - G. Saunders 4 4 0 44 11.00 26 Kenton (h) -/- 4 - S. Vaya 8 7 3 41 10.25 13* Twickenham (h) -/- 2 - S. Cradock 10 5 1 38 9.50 24 Barnet Bs (h) -/- - - J. A. L. McCluskey 8 4 2 17 8.50 10* South Hampstead (h) -/- 2 - N. Mazhar 3 3 0 24 8.00 16 Twickenham (a) -/- 2 - M. Wloch 8 5 1 29 7.25 14 Twickenham (h) -/- 1 - Played in two matches: D. C. J. Howell 4, dnb; U. Hussain 3, dnb; M. Key dnb, 0; L. J. W. Stokes dnb, 4; Played in one match: James Allen 8; D. G. Ashley 7; M. A. Bhatti 9; R. Bishop-Laggett 63 (1 ct); O. Bradley 37 (1 ct); A. Habberley dnb; B. Khan dnb; P. B. Madden dnb; S. J. P. McGuinness 70; G. G. Read 29; K. Yeh 1.

The fielder of one catch was not recorded. BOWLING Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Av'ge S/R Econ 5wks Best v Opposition

Rashi d Mullahzada 39.0 9 125 14 8.92 16.71 3.20 2 5-17 N. Middlesex (a) S. Flook 45.1 13 121 12 10.08 22.58 2.67 - 4-47 S. Hampstead (h) S. Faruqi 53.3 12 165 15 11.00 21.20 3.08 - 4-32 Kenton (h) J. A. L. McCluskey 93.3 14 315 19 16.57 29.52 3.36 1 5-12 Hornsey (a) R. F. Hill 63.0 14 173 9 19.22 42.00 2.74 - 2-25 Kenton (h) John Allen 101.4 11 387 19 20.36 32.10 3.80 - 4-38 Hornsey (a) S . Cradock 54.4 6 218 10 21.80 32.80 3.98 - 4-61 Kenton (a) Farhad Mullahzada 84.2 12 326 13 25.07 38.92 3.86 - 3-33 Harrow (a) S. Vaya 20.0 0 114 3 38.00 40.00 5.70 - 1-34 Kenton (h) B. Vinson 19.0 2 96 2 48.00 57.00 5.05 - 2-63 Twickenham (h) Also bowled: M. A. Bhatti 9.0-2-17-4; A. Habberley 7.0-4-18-0; U. Hussain 3.0-0-24-0; N. Mazhar 1.0-0-13-1; S. J. P. McGuinness 10.0-1-30-2; A. Shahid 6.0-0-32-1; L. J. W. Stokes 3.0 -0-21-0; M. Wloch 8.0-2-20-0. 20

THE 1987 CRICKET LEAGUE 2007

Division 1 P W(25) W(20) D L A T F+ F- BAT BOWL PTS RICHMOND 4 18 3 9 1 1 4 5 9 297 HIGHGATE 3 18 2 7 4 2 3 42 23 276 EDMONTON 3 18 2 3 7 1 5 55 24 224 BRITISH AIRWAYS 4 18 1 3 7 4 3 80 38 224 EALING 4 18 4 5 6 3 81 38 220 BRONDESBURY 4 18 1 2 7 2 6 51 33 191 ALEXANDRA PARK 3 18 1 2 2 7 5 1 62 29 191 TWICKENHAM 4 18 4 5 5 3 1 32 29 182 WEMBLEY 4 18 8 6 4 98 49 175 ACTON 4 18 1 2 11 4 38 29 120

Division 2 P W(25) W(20) D L A T F+ F- BAT BOWL PTS MTSSC 3 18 6 5 4 1 2 40 16 320 HARROW ST MARY 3 18 4 8 1 1 4 12 9 309 MILL HILL VILLAGE 3 18 3 4 4 4 3 60 30 266 NORTH LONDON 4 18 4 2 4 5 2 1 50 29 253 TEDDINGTON4 18 3 5 1 5 3 1 18 25 239 EDMONTON 4 18 1 5 4 7 1 51 35 218 MTSSC 4 18 2 5 7 4 82 43 193 SOUTHGATE 4 18 1 2 5 6 4 58 27 178 POLYTECHNIC 3 18 1 4 10 3 63 40 144 ALEXANDRA PARK 4 18 1 3 10 4 55 23 126

Division 3 P W(25) W(20) D L A T F+ F- BAT BOWL PTS WINCHMORE HILL 4 18 6 3 3 4 2 30 6 314 PERIVALE PH. 3 18 5 1 9 1 2 68 40 267 S. HAMPSTEAD 4 18 4 2 3 4 4 1 34 21 243 UXBRIDGE 4 18 7 4 3 4 47 24 239 KENTON 4 18 1 3 5 5 4 50 325 195 MILL HILL VILLAGE 4 18 2 2 1 7 5 1 38 23 186 SHEPHERDS BUSH 4 18 2 1 4 8 3 48 43 182 HANWELL 3 18 2 2 3 7 3 1 31 36 178 EALING 5 18 3 6 5 3 1 59 29 169 LOHANA 3 18 1 1 5 7 4 37 36 146 Continued …

Division 4 P W(25) W(20) D L A T F+ F- BAT BOWL PTS INDIAN GYMKHANA 3 16 2 7 3 1 3 27 14 252 HIGHGATE 4 16 1 7 3 3 2 48 16 243 GWR 3 16 2 5 3 1 3 2 33 22 236 BIRKBECK COLLEGE 3 16 1 5 4 1 4 1 39 20 232 PERIVALE PH 4 16 2 8 3 2 1 59 39 167 EDMONTON 5 16 3 7 3 1 2 61 22 149 CALTHORPE 3 16 1 5 6 3 1 53 30 149 WEMBLEY 5 16 1 6 5 2 2 60 39 138 TWICKENHAM 5 16 3 7 2 1 3 56 29 119 ICKENHAM 4 0 0

Division 5 P W(25) W(20) D L A T F+ F- BAT BOWL PTS EALING 3 BRIDGES 14 4 4 2 1 2 1 22 15 251 BARNET B’S 4 14 4 4 2 3 1 20 9 250 BRENTHAM 4 14 5 1 1 5 1 1 11 12 195 OSTERLEY 3 14 2 2 1 3 4 1 1 8 17 163 NORTH MIDDLESEX 4 14 1 3 2 6 2 34 20 161 HORNSEY 4 14 1 2 1 6 1 3 18 22 112 INDIAN GYMKHANA 4 14 2 5 5 2 27 12 74 SWAMIBAPA 3 14 2 8 4 11 30 69

Dukes Chess Valley First XI League Division 2

Played Won Lost Canc Win Lose Penalties NRR Points conced conced

Harpenden 9 4 1 2 2 0 0 5.45 28 St Albans 9 6 1 2 0 0 0 5.28 28 Radlett 9 6 1 1 0 1 0 6.7 26 Ickenham 9 3 1 2 2 1 0 5.69 24 Cockfosters 9 3 3 2 0 1 1 6.06 15 Knebworth Park 9 2 2 2 1 2 2 7.53 14 Northchurch 9 1 4 1 2 1 3 5.63 11 Mill Hill Village 9 0 6 1 2 0 0 6.01 10 Southgate 9 1 5 0 1 2 3 5.97 5 Northwood 9 1 3 1 1 3 7 10.28 3

2007 4th XI League Averages

BATTING (* = not out) Mchs Inns N/O Runs Av'ge H'st v Opposition 100/50 Ct St

R. D. Gunn 3 3 2 181 181.00 122* MTSSC IV (a) 1/1 4 3

M. P. B. Kennedy 5 5 0 173 34.60 61 Edmonton IV (h) -/2 1 1

C. S. McEachern 6 5 0 136 27.20 54 Edmonton IV (a) -/1 - -

L. J. W. Stokes 12 11 2 231 25.66 61* Wembley IV (h) -/1 4 -

D. Gordon 12 9 4 127 25.40 48* Harrow St Mary III (a) -/- 3 -

K. Yeh 6 5 0 126 25.20 81* Harrow St Mary III (a) -/- 2 -

D. Pyzer-Knapp 3 3 0 56 18.66 36 Mill Hill Vge III (a) -/- 1 -

A. G. H. Rolt 7 5 4 18 18.00 7* Teddington IV (a) -/- 1 -

S. Vaya 6 5 0 85 17.00 45 Mill Hill Vge III (h) -/- - -

D. C. J. Howell 5 3 1 27 13.50 13 MTSSC III (h) -/- 2 -

K. Haria 5 4 0 50 12.50 22 Mill Hill Vge III (a) -/- - -

A. Jain 13 12 0 139 11.58 40 Teddington IV (a) -/- 6 -

S. Cradock 3 3 0 32 10.66 24 MTSSC III (h) -/- 1 -

M. T. Clucas 6 6 1 48 9.60 29* Edmonton IV (a) -/- 4 -

H. M. Dowsett 10 9 1 76 9.50 47 North London IV (a) -/- 2 -

M. Stavri 16 11 3 67 8.37 17 Mill Hill Vge III (h) -/- 4 1

U. Hussein 6 3 1 15 7.50 15 Mill Hill Vge III (a) -/- - -

R. Hewit 17 8 3 22 4.40 9* North London IV (h) -/- 2 -

M. Gandhi 4 3 0 10 3.33 10 Edmonton IV (a) -/- 2 -

A. Habberley 8 3 0 5 1.66 3 North London IV (h) -/- 1 -

H. Trivedi 4 3 0 5 1.66 5 Harrow St Mary III (h) -/- - -

D. Walters 5 3 0 3 1.00 2 Edmonton IV (h) -/- - -

Played in two matches: R. Apple 6, dnb; N. Davis 0, dnb; N. Kabra 20*, 5 (1 ct); A. Popat 13, 0 (1 ct); Played in one match: John Allen dnb; M. A. Bhatti 21; I. Brown dnb; P. Fox 2; J. Gandhi dnb; B. Khan 0*; P. B. Madden 0 (2 ct); M. Mali 43; N. Mazhar dnb; M. Millar 11 (1 ct); Pinder 2; G. G. Read 156* (1 ct); A. Riches 2; A. Shahid 16; P. Stevens 3; M. Wloch 4. BOWLING Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Av'ge S/R Econ 5wks Best v Opposition

M. A. Bhatti 17.0 4 43 5 8.60 20.40 2.52 1 5-43 North London IV (h)

A. G. H. Rolt 12.2 2 68 5 13.60 14.80 5.51 - 2-5 Edmonton IV (a)

S. Cradock 40.1 10 154 10 15.40 24.10 3.83 - 4-51 North London IV (a)

A. Shahid 19.1 5 78 5 15.60 23.00 4.07 1 5-78 Teddington IV (h)

John Allen 16.0 3 59 3 19.66 32.00 3.68 - 3-59 Polytechnic III (a)

C. S. McEachern 42.1 2 244 12 20.33 21.08 5.78 - 3-26 Alexandra Park IV (a)

L. J. W. Stokes 76.5 12 267 13 20.53 35.46 3.47 - 3-39 Alexandra Park IV (a)

D. C. J. Howell 20.0 2 101 4 25.25 30.00 5.05 - 2-11 North London IV (a)

D. Gordon 15.0 0 52 2 26.00 45.00 3.46 - 2-51 MTSSC IV (a)

S. Vaya 17.0 3 107 4 26.75 25.50 6.29 - 4-62 MTSSC IV (a)

R. Hewit 97.3 9 394 9 43.77 65.00 4.04 - 3-40 Alexandra Park IV (a)

A. Habberley 44.3 2 183 4 45.75 66.75 4.11 - 2-34 North London IV (a)

M. T. Clucas 27.0 1 143 3 47.66 54.00 5.29 - 2-40 Edmonton IV (a)

U. Hussein 34.0 3 151 3 50.33 68.00 4.44 - 2-17 Alexandra Park IV (h)

D. Walters 11.0 1 53 1 53.00 66.00 4.81 - 1-21 Edmonton IV (h)

Also bowled: R. Apple 7.0-0-54-2; N. Davis 1.0-0-13-0; N. Kabra 5.3-0-40-0; B. Khan 4.0-0-19-0; A. Popat 7.1-0-41-3; H. Trivedi 4.0-0-25-0; M. Wloch 8.0-2-38-2; K. Yeh 4.2-0-27-0. SCC 2007 Season Review 23 Sunday 2nd XI: 2007 Season

Alan Rolt

Out of nineteen scheduled fixtures:

Played 5 (if you include August Bank Holiday Monday) Won 2 Lost 3 Drew 0 Thankfully rained off before we turned up with only seven or eight players: 3 Cried off by Southgate because of insufficient numbers: 7 (including the debacle against Welwyn Garden City) Cried off by opposition due to insufficient numbers: 1 Cancelled due to Middlesex CCC or re-arranged cup matches: 3

The above set of statistics probably says it all: a season best forgotten.

It didn’t start well: crying-off the first Sunday at local rivals Enfield. We eventually got going on the May Day Bank Holiday weekend, away at Old Albanians. At least we had eleven players, if only two cars, well one car and a van. It was probably just as well we had John Allen’s van. It meant as many players as possible got into the one car, all the kit and two volunteers, or rather volunteered players, into the back of the van, with John and myself in the front.

We all arrived at Old Albanians’ excellent ground and facilities. It was Old Albanians’ only side out that day with a mixture of their Saturday First and Second XIs (we were very much a Sunday 2nd XI) and therefore, probably one of those tosses you would prefer not to win in a Sunday friendly. Needless to say, I won the toss! After a fair bit of thought, I decided to follow the Bob Cole rule: when you’re nowhere near as strong as the opposition, bat first if you have the option and try and bat for as long as possible to restrict the opposition’s time to get the runs, thus making a game of it.

Unfortunately, the game plan did not quite work out, as despite a plumb batting track, a useful Old Albanian bowling attack meant we were all out for around 110 at about 4.15pm. If nothing else, at least this allowed for plenty of time to enjoy the excellent tea (an essential part of Sunday cricket). After tea, we did make some early inroads into the Old Albanian batting line-up. Unfortunately, I did not yet have a Southgate scorebook at the time. Therefore, we were using a sheet carefully pulled out of one the Saturday scorebooks, which was passed on to Ricky Gunn a.s.a.p. [mislaid but finally located in April 2008! Ed.] However, my recollection was that at one stage we had them around 40-odd for 4 and then about 70-odd for 5. However, in the end Old Albanians were safely home either five or six wickets down just at the start of the final 20 overs. Therefore, not a complete disgrace and at least, or at least I thought at the time, the Sunday 2nd XI’s season was up and running. However, we did not have another game until the start of June.

Next up was Harrow-on-the-Hill, a strong wandering side, amongst whom I have a number of close friends, having been invited on their Cotswold and Shropshire tours for many years.

It was very remiss of me, but I did not make a note of who won the toss, but I seem to recall that we were inserted. Whatever the outcome of the toss, Southgate batted first. Scott McGuinness, Nadim Malik, Mark Golding and Adam McEachern all batted well and got themselves into the twenties, but sadly, none went on to make a big score (that said, Adam may well have done, if yours truly had not run him out! Many apologies, Adam). We managed to get somewhere around the 150 to 155 mark in total. Sadly, there was apparently no-one else in the side remotely capable of undertaking the scoring duties and the scorebook went completely awry while I was padding up. (Oh for the days of Debbie Savin, almost certainly the best and definitely the most attractive scorer the Sunday 2nd XI ever had!) The only two Southgate players who could score, Mo and Joe Gandhi, were both playing for Harrow-on-the-Hill. (Both are longstanding members of Harrow-on-the-Hill, having felt that it was unlikely that they would ever have a decent opportunity in one of the Southgate Sunday adult sides). With no other concrete detail, we were obliged to settle for the lowest option of 151 all out.

After tea, once again we got a few early wickets, with Harrow-on-the-Hill 59 for 3 at one stage thanks to good bowling stints from James Dulay-Jefferson and Adam McEachern. However, 151 was unlikely to be a challenging total. Their numbers three and five, Paul Baker and Jon Hart, put on 80 for their fourth wicket, although Nadim was extremely unlucky not to pick up the wickets of both batsmen. Mo Gandhi went in to bat with Paul Baker with the score on 139 and saw Harrow-on-the-Hill through to the finish, hitting their winning runs. Another loss, but nevertheless, an enjoyable game and very enjoyable evening, with an excellent curry at Mo and Joe’s parents’ place opposite the ground and at least the Sunday 2nd XI had played another game.

Surprisingly, we played again the following weekend, but not without upsetting Chingford CC in the process. The original plan was, assuming Southgate overcame St Margaretsbury in the 1st round of the Evening Standard Trophy, our 1st XI would play their 1st XI at home in the 2nd round, with our 2nd XI playing their 2nd XI at Chingford (yes, there is a large amount of planning that goes into the following summer’s matches). Sadly, it did not work out as planned: our 1st XI did not make the 2nd round, we did not have any car drivers to fulfil the 2nd XI fixture and not surprisingly, with their 1st XI away at St. Margaretsbury, Chingford 2nd XI turned down the offer to play at Southgate.

Upminster 2nd XI came up through the CCC fixture bureau. However, it was their second XI, as Upminster 1st XI were still competing in the Evening Standard, and Southgate’s only side on the day was a mixture of our Sunday 1st and 2nd XIs. Upminster won the toss and elected to bat. Unfortunately, having Omair Ali to open the bowling was a little too much for Upminster 2nd XI: in less than three overs, they were 11 for 2. Fearing a ruined game, Omair came off after two overs with figures of 2 for 7. We then operated with mixture of spin and medium pace trying to ensure that Upminster reached a total that was worth chasing without letting them get out of sight. While Nick Allen, Nadir Malik and Scott McGuinness all bowled well and picked up wickets, Upminster’s batsmen buckled down and thankfully we were on for a reasonably decent game. Trying to ensure that everyone got a game, Adam McEachern came on after 31 overs and picked up the wicket of their top scoring bat, care of an excellent catch by yours truly (even if I so say myself) at first slip: well I had to do something to make up for the previous Sunday’s run-out! Another wicket each for Nadim and Adam finished the Upminster innings on 164 after 39 overs. After tea, Mark Golding was

25 offered the opportunity to open the batting, but he turned it down, as he did with the number three slot. He opted in the end for number 4. Liam Farrell and Adam Vinson opened the batting, with a request from the skipper that they tactfully got themselves out if they got to fifty. Liam duly obliged, but Adam was unable to do so! We won by nine wickets and I suspect that Mark Golding, if nothing else, will remember in future not to turn down the chance to open on the front square!

Sadly, the Second XI did not play again until early July: Church End at the Wilf Slack Memorial Ground. With no cars whatsoever, I was absolutely amazed that ten out of eleven expected players turned up, including a brand new player to the club: William Gilbert. The opposition very kindly donated an eleventh man. I won the toss and we batted first. Unfortunately, only Nadeem Mazhar and William Gilbert got into double figures with 49 and 64 respectively, and we were all out for 156. However, congratulations to William for a fifty on debut for Southgate. The pick of our bowlers were Ram Loganathan and in particular, Owen Bradley with 2 for 16 in six overs. However, thanks to a wide variety of rubbish from our other bowlers, Church End’s young side got the runs without too much trouble in less than 30 overs.

Unfortunately, the above fixture on 8th July marked the end of the Sunday 2nd XI’s season! The Chess Valley League had already kicked-off by this point, but with a complete lack of interest from the vast majority of club members. Our youngsters were called upon to make the Chess Valley League numbers, invariably had sod-all of a game and subsequently disappeared from the club. Needless to say, this was hardly the ideal way to bring our older colts into adult cricket.

That said, the prevailing attitude these days appears to be that if it isn’t league cricket (and in particular, Saturday league cricket), then it’s not worth playing. This is apparent even at the lower end of the club, where the preference, despite may be not being selected for the Saturday, appears to be against turning out in a Sunday friendly, even when it’s on the front square. Evidently, it’s just not worthwhile! (Dog-crap park on a Saturday v. the Front Square on a Sunday and dog-crap park appears to be winning!) The idea of playing to enjoy the game seems to be disappearing from the club: Saturday league is the only thing that matters and that seems now to be an extension of the Monday to Friday, 9 till 5, drudgery, only rather than being paid, one is paying not to enjoy one’s self!

However, I will finish on a more cheery note, namely beating the Old Citizens on the August Bank Holiday Monday. (However, even then we ended up one short on the morning of the game, so I had to rope in my youngest brother to complete side.) The Old Cits won the toss and inserted Southgate. Lenny Stokes, after scoring about 10 in nearly 2½ hours opening the batting on the Saturday, appeared to think that this was just what was required on a Bank Holiday Monday fixture. I thought otherwise and, knowing that he would be getting a bowl after tea, Lenny was duly batting at seven. Lenny consequently adjourned to the bar to drown his sorrows at not being at least in the first four, with something like a dozen pints of lager. Thankfully, he was not required to bat.

The mainstay of our innings was an excellent third wicket partnership of 92 between Alan Jenner and Fionn Webb. Fionn was out for 61. However, Alan was still going well and, in hand with my youngest brother Graham, they put on a further 64 for the fifth wicket, enabling Southgate to declare at 214 for 4 with Alan undefeated on 92. The one mystery was why it was 26 overs before the Old Citizens’ captain brought on their best bowler, but who are we to complain?!

The Old Cits had a strong batting line up. However, our opening bowlers brother Graham and Alex Habberley managed to keep things tight with the first thirteen overs going for only 40 or so runs. This enabled me to bring on Delmore Walters and Bahram Khan, who each got a wicket. This brought the Old Citizens danger man Saeed Hatteea to the crease at the start of the final twenty with the Old Citizens requiring a little over 6½ an over and Southgate requiring eight wickets to win. Now was the time to introduce Lenny to the game, or rather perhaps, he was now just about sober enough to introduce to the game. Lenny almost immediately picked up the wicket of Saeed, LBW, for a duck. About forty-five minutes later, it was game over with the Old Citizens all out for 125 and Lenny returning the figures of 6.4- 2-9-6! (Nevertheless, in the bar afterwards, he still managed to complain about not having a bat and there has subsequently been plenty of e-mail banter between Lenny and the Old Cits over the autumn and winter!)

The lack of a Team Secretary last season meant life was even harder than usual for the captains of the lower sides in the club, especially for Mike on a Saturday and myself on a Sunday and I don’t think either of us particularly enjoyed the summer. For me, except for the Old Citizens game, a season best forgotten. Thankfully, Lenny has taken the Team Secretary role on for the forthcoming summer, along with the Saturday 4th XI and Sunday 2nd XI captaincy. I wish him well and I hope somewhat more Sunday cricket is played at Southgate this coming season: there will certainly be enough games on the fixture card.

Ron Hewit is brought out to bat.

Southgate Colts

Ricky Gunn

By the end of the school summer term the number of active colts between the ages of 8 and 15 totalled 112. The Under 15s were runners up to Cockfosters in the Middlesex East Pool 1 Division 2. Rashid Mullahzada hit 106 not out against Edmonton and 97 against a weak Southgate Compton side – against whom he also took 5-0. Partha Dave was a dependable top order batsman who could also bowl useful leg-breaks. Kareem Hassanin showed particular promise with his slow-left arm bowling and could also hit the ball hard. Daniel Simms and Paul Lassman displayed sense and maturity whilst batting and Paul flighted his leg-breaks with consistent accuracy. The Under 13s ((Pool 1 Division 2) fought off strong competition from Finchley and Potters Bar to win their Division. The side reached the last eight of the Middlesex competition before losing to a very well-drilled and capable Sunbury side. Josh Berman batted and bowled with consistent success, Ashley Sivarajah was also an effective all-rounder, while Mark Hughes had the makings of a solid batsman. The Under 11s ((Pool 1 Division 2) came 4th out of 6 which was disappointing following their success as Under 10s the previous summer. Only Shiv-raj Sharma came out with any real credit (127 runs) and kept wicket with alertness, but David Maxted Jones revealed unrealised talent when he produced a match-winning innings at Holtwhites Trinibis. Jack Jacobs was the best all-rounder with 59 runs and 8 wickets but got tied down too often at the crease. Under 10s. Only three fixtures were arranged owing to the lack of someone to manage matches but really promising players were hard to come by. Those who stood out were Amit Chadha whose accurate quick bowling earned him a regular place in the Under 11s, and Francis Thomson also played to good effect. Toby Bamber could hit powerfully at times, and William Dias was always active in the field and bowled with some accuracy.

Colts Awards 2007 Performance: Under 15 Rashid Mullahzada Under 13 Josh Berman Under 11 Shiv-Raj Sharma Under 10 Amit Chadha Endeavour: Under 15 Paul Lassman Under 13 Will Temple Under 11 David Maxted Jones Under 10 William Dias

Caps were awarded to Max Goldbart, Will Temple and Jack Jacobs.

As ever, the Club is especially grateful for the services of Colin Fox, Geoff Slipper, Jeremy Dangerfield and Vernon Dias, plus all the support generously given by a handful of parents who lent a hand on Monday evenings or scoring at matches. The Colts Section would have immense difficulty functioning without John Williams, who in addition to indoor and outdoor coaching and match managing, maintains and purchases the kit, arranges engraving for the awards and travels wherever it is necessary to ensure the season runs smoothly.

We are pleased to announce that Data Connection, an Enfield-based international computer software company, has volunteered to sponsor Southgate Colts in 2008 which will help provide professional coaching and assist with necessary equipment purchases. We should like to record our warmest thanks for their very tangible support.

RDG

Sponsors of Southgate Colts

Ben Chambers sets the 3rd XI innings alight at North Middlesex

Career records of current and past players to end of 2007 season (where so far calculated …)

Includes all Southgate C.C. League, Cup and friendly matches but not 20-over competitions.

Batting and Fielding Fielding Matches Innings N/Os Runs Highest Average 100s 50s Ct St (* = not out) O Ali 67 60 12 1217 207* 25.35 3 3 13 0 John Allen 42 23 9 228 42 16.29 0 0 16 0 D G Ashley 175 151 35 3405 118 29.35 3 17 80 3 D J Beatty 137 134 13 2513 72* 20.77 0 9 30 0 G K Berg 34 32 4 743 128* 26.53 1 3 14 0 R Bishop-Laggett 398 321 77 6007 89* 24.62 0 19 216 34 G N Blackmore 387 213 84 2143 100 16.61 1 2 128 0 M J Brown 61 60 2 2515 120 43.36 6 15 22 7 G M Burton 544 429 133 8555 103* 28.90 1 33 118 2 A J Carr 656 488 106 8448 103 22.11 1 22 181 0 M T Clucas 87 69 16 798 66 15.06 0 2 18 0 S Cradock 452 295 100 4223 90 21.66 0 11 116 0 M L Creese 106 90 15 1710 184* 22.80 2 6 47 0 J D Dangerfield 685 590 113 11048 129* 23.16 7 46 242 2 W J Dean 550 505 60 12899 141* 28.99 11 70 219 0 G P Delf 122 113 14 1988 136* 20.08 2 9 33 0 B Dhamarajah 89 63 18 729 37 16.20 0 0 18 0 H M Dowsett 474 433 49 8374 114* 21.81 2 32 105 0 R Devarakonda 38 33 5 402 39 14.36 0 0 7 0 M T Dunn 560 501 81 11783 136* 28.05 6 61 229 0 A K Durgacharan 467 417 54 9255 123 25.50 6 42 147 0 S Flook 459 248 85 2677 101* 16.42 1 7 127 0 S Goodley 89 51 19 346 57 10.81 0 1 40 36 D Gordon 359 328 41 5868 100* 20.45 1 22 90 0 R D Gunn 969 860 107 17505 130* 23.24 11 81 526 307 A Habberley 69 26 5 53 5 2.52 0 0 7 0 I W Henley 351 313 33 4862 77 17.36 0 9 64 0 A Jain 41 37 1 638 60 17.72 0 4 18 0 K Haria 115 99 17 2022 145* 24.66 1 8 27 2 B R Hartman 301 257 41 5116 112* 23.69 4 29 81 0 R F Hill 47 37 15 299 60 13.59 0 0 11 0 P M G Honnor 187 170 24 4111 124* 28.16 4 25 28 0 D C J Howell 375 223 51 1707 68* 9.92 0 1 94 0 A R Jenner 1048 982 161 24848 132* 30.27 23 138 396 4 R A Johnson 84 66 4 842 54 13.58 0 3 28 0 J B Jouning 562 541 51 14421 138* 29.43 12 84 234 20 M P B Kennedy 173 132 30 2573 125 25.04 1 12 105 46 R Loganathan 24 24 2 621 87 28.23 0 6 6 0 T J Lucas 188 105 38 989 87 14.76 0 3 131 69 R J Marshall 233 224 19 5120 117 24.98 7 23 40 0 S J P McGuinness 118 93 23 1314 70 18.77 0 7 36 1 Continued …

SCC 2007 Season Review 30 Fielding Matches Innings N/Os Runs Highest Average 100s 50s Ct St M Millar 117 98 16 1478 80* 18.02 0 5 32 0 F Mir 137 105 30 1668 130* 22.24 1 4 28 0 Fawad Mullahzada 53 46 4 983 109* 23.40 1 5 19 0 C J Payne 507 483 95 16209 146 41.78 26 95 281 1 A Popat 27 21 1 283 79 14.15 0 1 7 0 P J Robinson 49 45 7 1217 86* 32.03 0 7 16 0 A G H Rolt 337 216 40 1841 76 10.46 0 2 48 0 G S Rowe 1184 1115 136 30873 163* 31.54 33 182 450 1 I Salter 44 40 8 799 76* 24.97 0 5 10 0 J E Sambrook 76 70 4 1423 80 21.56 0 7 16 0 C Saville 610 385 143 4002 72* 16.54 0 4 57 0 D P Seccull 91 87 15 3817 152* 53.01 10 22 43 0 T Siddiqi 44 24 7 142 40 8.35 0 0 9 0 M D J Singleton 39 23 6 252 32 14.82 0 0 26 17 T Sivarajah 143 69 25 391 65 8.89 0 1 19 0 A V Spencer 244 242 26 7301 125* 33.80 11 39 69 0 M O Stevens 169 148 22 3417 111 27.12 3 18 60 4 L J W Stokes 386 317 71 7084 134* 28.80 9 29 86 2 B L Sutton 53 52 7 2066 172* 45.91 5 13 23 2 J C Thorpe 163 88 33 1068 101* 19.42 2 2 32 0 N J Tohill 150 138 15 3410 132 27.73 3 15 48 3 S J Tohill 50 47 3 1690 146 38.41 2 10 20 0 G A Wates 23 22 3 796 130 41.89 2 4 8 0 F W P Webb 40 37 1 951 76 26.42 0 7 11 0 P I W Wilmshurst 117 73 17 521 36 9.30 0 0 26 0 J G Wilson 53 49 6 1046 106 24.33 1 4 4 0 M Wloch 69 63 9 1040 115 19.26 1 1 24 2 D A Woffinden 188 165 32 4100 104* 30.83 2 26 58 0 K Yeh 25 24 1 437 81* 19.00 0 3 3 0

Bowling Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Average Best 5wkts S/Rate Economy (Balls/wkt) (Runs/ov) O Ali 353.0 14 1986 59 33.66 7-17 2 35.90 5.63 John Allen 294.4 33 1142 54 21.15 4-38 0 32.74 3.87 D G Ashley 232.0 32 945 38 24.87 6-11 1 36.63 4.07 G K Berg 323.0 60 1043 55 18.96 6-50 2 35.23 3.22 G N Blackmore 3462.0 742 11506 613 18.77 6-11 14 33.88 3.32 G M Burton 1914.5 181 8137 344 23.65 5-26 4 33.39 4.24 A J Carr 5353.3 1017 17883 857 20.87 8-49 30 37.48 3.34 M T Clucas 360.1 28 1529 60 25.48 4-5 0 33.97 4.15 S Cradock 4176.0 916 13110 570 23.00 7-41 10 43.96 3.14 M L Creese 1046.3 194 3586 185 19.38 7-37 14 33.93 3.43 J D Dangerfield 3799.5 699 12544 620 20.23 7-23 15 36.14 3.30 W J Dean 2840.4 317 11550 459 25.16 6-40 7 37.13 4.07 R Devarakonda 65.5 4 389 14 27.79 3-8 0 28.21 5.90 B Dhamarajah 534.4 80 2023 71 28.49 4-46 0 45.18 3.78 M T Dunn 3817.5 900 11679 650 17.97 8-32 20 35.24 3.06 A K Durgacharan 2688.1 363 10527 467 22.54 8-60 22 34.54 3.92 S Flook 3492.0 693 12335 455 27.11 6-27 7 46.05 3.53 R Freckleton 142.3 20 567 28 20.25 5-33 2 30.53 3.97 D Gordon 316.1 42 1428 68 21.00 8-25 1 27.89 4.52 Continued …

Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Average Best 5wkts S/Rate Economy (Balls/wkt) (Runs/ov)

R D Gunn 40.3 8 114 6 19.00 2-1 0 40.50 2.81 A Habberley 448.0 57 1762 59 29.86 3-9 0 45.55 3.93 B R Hartman 1107.5 169 4198 166 25.29 8-33 4 40.04 3.78 A Hawthorn 2837.0 531 10026 380 26.38 7-12 6 44.79 3.53 R M Hewit 299.4 37 1178 40 29.45 3-21 0 44.91 3.93 R F Hill 300.1 47 1092 37 29.51 4-42 0 48.66 3.64 P M G Honnor 290.0 47 1123 42 26.74 4-18 0 41.42 3.87 D C J Howell 1600.1 194 6782 196 34.60 7-27 2 48.98 4.24 A R Jenner 1734.5 158 8045 438 18.36 7-34 17 23.76 4.63 R A Johnson 496.0 53 2243 88 25.49 4-26 0 33.82 4.52 R Loganathan 124.2 7 549 27 20.33 5-13 1 27.60 4.42 S J P McGuinness 422.5 45 1914 61 31.38 3-34 0 44.18 3.86 M Millar 182.0 9 963 36 26.75 3-15 0 31.03 5.36 F Mir 1081.0 138 4487 184 24.39 7-16 6 35.25 4.15 Fawad Mullahzada 429.1 66 1614 80 20.18 4-38 0 32.18 3.76 A Popat 139.3 16 617 42 14.69 5-13 2 19.90 4.43 P J Robinson 83.0 9 377 16 23.56 4-47 0 31.13 4.54 A G H Rolt 1309.0 170 5921 240 24.67 7-37 3 32.73 4.52 G S Rowe 4996.1 936 17114 849 20.15 9-21 12 35.30 3.42 I Salter 274.3 25 1258 39 32.26 4-30 0 42.23 4.58 C Saville 7436.4 1674 23050 1158 19.90 8-30 52 38.53 3.10 D P Seccull 47.2 7 239 4 59.75 2-19 0 71.00 5.04 C E Shreck 227.5 31 795 37 21.48 4-19 0 36.94 3.48 T Siddiqi 420.4 61 1684 72 23.39 4-12 0 35.05 4.00 T Sivarajah 1434.1 366 4088 190 21.52 6-62 3 45.28 2.85 M O Stevens 455.1 60 1886 92 20.50 7-54 3 29.68 4.14 L J W Stokes 2806.4 507 10823 505 21.43 8-30 11 33.21 3.85 J C Thorpe 1231.4 211 4258 201 21.18 6-21 4 36.76 3.45 N J Tohill 223.5 19 1069 33 32.39 6-44 1 40.72 4.77 P C R Tufnell 1023.2 240 3051 192 15.89 7-4 6 31.97 2.98 A J Vinson 473.5 66 1896 76 24.95 7-62 2 34.35 4.00 B Vinson 256.2 37 922 30 30.73 4-26 0 51.24 3.60 G A Wates 220.3 35 789 34 23.20 7-73 1 38.91 3.57 P I W Wilmshurst 480.0 63 2191 88 24.90 6-23 1 32.72 4.56 M Wloch 112.1 9 494 13 38.00 2-1 0 51.74 4.41 D A Woffinden 913.2 192 3249 158 20.56 8-41 8 34.68 3.56

Are these Southgate’s greatest all-rounders …?

Players who have taken 8 wickets in an innings and scored a century for Southgate

8wkts+ Best Bowling (Year) Centuries Highest Score (Year)

J. M. S. Broadley 2 10-21 (1954) 5 138 (1953) Dr. F. Bryan 2 9-13 (1887) 3 137 (1889) A. J. Carr 1 8-49 (2002) 3 108 (1985) J. J. Conroy 1 9-31 (1957) 1 100* (1970) S. T. Darlington 2 8-43 (1908) 4 173 (1908) M. T. Dunn 2 8-32 (1980) 6 136* (1991) A. K. Durgacharan 1 8-60 (1992) 6 123 (1998) F. P. Francis 1 8-25 (1883) 4 141 (1888) F. E. R. Fryer 1 8-81 (1875) 1 103 (1873) C. K. Gibson 1 8-29 (1983) 1 102* (1988) M. Gillham 1 8-68 (1964) 5 124* (1959) D. Gordon 1 8-25 (2005) 1 100* (1989) B. R. Hartman 1 8-33 (1991) 3 112* (2000) A. F. G. P. Hollick 2 8-64 (1962) 8 150* (1961) R. L. Johns 2 9-30 (1973) 1 133 (1974) R. D. Leigh 1 8-27 (1982) 1 114* (1976) F. S. Lewis 4 8-22 (1908) 14 153 (1906) P. J. Nono 3 10-41 (1975) 2 106* (1976) J. A. E. Peschier 1 8-22 (1923) 1 127* (1913) G. S. Rowe 1 9-21 (1997) 33 163* (1988) S. W. Scott 1 8-17 (1892) 9 170 (1894) E. Smith 1 8-23 (1902) 4 137 (1906) L. J. W. Stokes 2 8-30 (1989) 9 134* (2001) A. H. Walker 3 8-13 (1858) 1 108 (1862) I. D. Walker 2 8-33 (1864) 8 159 (1869) R. D. Walker 2 8-23 (1861) 3 120 (1870) V. E. Walker 5 9-18 (1855) 2 138 (1867) H. Wass 2 8-24 (1947) 16 145* (1948+1952) W. D. White 3 8-16 (1876) 1 106* (1882) S. A. Wingrove 1 8-15 (1988) 1 112 (1989) D. A. Woffinden 1 8-41 (2004) 2 104* (2003)

SCC 2007 Season Review 33 National Competition Winners 2007

Cockspur National Knock-out Cup: Bromley beat Kibworth by 4 runs.

Evening Standard Challenge Trophy: Ealing beat Blackheath by six wickets.

Middlesex Cup (formerly Ibex): Osterley beat Finchley by 78 runs npower Village Cup: Woodhouse Grange (Yorkshire) beat Findon (Sussex) by 6 wickets.

ECB Premier Leagues Winners 2007

Birmingham & District Walsall Cheshire County League Oulton Park Cornwall St Just Derbyshire Spondon Devon League North Devon East Anglian Premier Swardeston Essex League Ardleigh Green Home Counties Premier Oxford Kent League St Lawrence Leicestershire Loughborough Town Lincolnshire Bracebridge Heath Liverpool Competition Bootle Middlesex County Ealing North East Premier South Northumberland North Staffs/South Cheshire Audley North Wales Llandudno Northamptonshire Finedon Dolben Northern League St Annes Nottinghamshire West Indian Cavaliers South Wales Sully Centurians Southern League Havant Surrey Championship Reigate Priory Sussex League Brighton & Hove West of England Frocester Yorkshire League York