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BOUNDARY NEWS 11Th September 2020 LEY HILL CRICKET CLUB www.lhcc.org BOUNDARY NEWS 11th September 2020 LHCC are sponsored by: LEY HILL SOLUTIONS – www.leyhill.com THE HAMILTON KITCHEN COMPANY – www.thehamiltonkitchencompany.co.uk HAVE YOU PAID YOUR/YOUR JUNIOR CRICKETER’S SUBS? PLEASE DO SO NOW RESULTS Saturday 5th September: 1st XI: Holmer Green (home) 1.00 pm. Holmer Green won toss and batted. They scored 297-5 (40 overs). In reply, LHCC scored 273-7. LOST 2nd XI: Bradenham (away) 1.00 pm. Toss not known but Bradenham batted first and scored 93 all out (35.2 overs). Ley Hill were bowled out for 91 (39 overs). LOST Sunday 6th September: U-11s: Chenies & Latimer (home) 10.00 am. Chenies & Latimer 326-3; Ley Hill 208-10. LOST Sun XI: Missenden Pelicans (home) 1.30 pm. Ley Hill won toss and put Pelicans into bat. They scored 170-7 off 35 overs. In response, Ley Hill were all out for 104 in 31.4 overs. LOST COMING UP: Saturday 12th September: 1st XI: Braywood (away) 1.00 pm (last league match) 2nd XI: Little Gaddesden (home) 1.00 pm Sunday 13th September: Sun XI: Richmond Nomads (home) 1.00 pm HALL OF FAME: Lewis Thompson scored 98 for the 1st XI last Saturday and has now scored over 200 runs this season Max Lee scored 83 for the 1st XI last Saturday and has also scored over 200 runs this season Paul Green has now taken more than 10 wickets this season James Lagdon has now scored more than 200 runs this season CHAMPIONSHIP DIVISION The 1st XI are still second in the league table, but Braywood’s lead has extended to 25 points. The 1sts need to win the last league match against Braywood next Saturday to stand a chance of being this season’s champions. JUNIOR COACHING SESSIONS This week the coaching for every age group of the juniors will be condensed into one long session. So this week’s coaching and next week (probably our last session depending upon the amount of natural light) will be held on Fridays starting this week and the session starting at 5.30 for the youngest Juniors followed by all other ages from 6.30. CELEBRITY CRICKET MATCH No. 9 – NOTTINGHAMSHIRE CCC – 20/8/1996 The last Celebrity cricket match in which LHCC participated took place at Ley Hill on 20th August 1996 and was a benefit match for Nottinghamshire CCC player Andy Pick. Notts played a Ley Hill side which was captained by Mark Ilott (Essex CCC), whom we had met at the Essex match two months earlier. The tea tent in front of the (old) pavilion BATTING – NOTTINGHAMSHIRE CCC Batter How Out Bowler Score Tim Robinson Ct. Jon Lown Richard Lewis 67 S. Wimsett Ct. Mark Ilott Jon Lown 77 Wayne Noon Ct. & Bd. Colin Bowden 16 Paul Wilkinson Ct. Jon Lown Dave Cherry 16 Chris Cairns Ct. Andy Rennard Paul Green 34 Kevin Evans Ct. Dave Cherry Paul Ottaway 42 Andy Pick Ct. Mark Ilott Paul Ottaway 67 Andy Afford NOT OUT 44 Ian Riches Bowled Richard Lewis 1 N. Hall NOT OUT 2 Lyndsay Walker DID NOT BAT Extras 11 TOTAL 377 - 8 Chris Cairns hit 34 runs off 11 balls – including four 6s and two 4s. One of the sixes not only cleared the pavilion but the road to Bovingdon as well. He was eventually winkled out by Paul Green, being caught off his bowling by Andy Rennard. BOWLING – LHCC Bowler Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Geoff Sussum 4 1 32 - Andy Rennard 4 0 32 - Mark Ilott 5 0 23 - Richard Lewis 7 0 63 2 Colin Bowden 4 0 32 1 Jon Lown 4 0 39 1 Dave Cherry 4 0 54 1 Paul Green 2 - 33 1 Paul Ottaway 3 0 38 2 Robbie Jones 3 0 29 - BATTING – LHCC Batter How Out Bowler Score Colin Bowden Ct. Wayne Noon Kevin Evans 5 Robbie Jones Ct. Kevin Evans Andy Afford 17 Jon Lown Ct. S. Wimsett Paul Wilkinson 21 Andy Rennard Ct. Wayne Noon Andy Afford 5 Geoff Sussum Ct. Wayne Noon Chris Cairns 5 Mark Ilott Ct. Tim Robinson Paul Wilkinson 6 Nick Lee Ct. Lindsay Walker Andy Pick 27 Dave Cherry Bowled Andy Pick 3 Paul Ottaway Ct. Wayne Noon Paul Wilkinson 3 Richard Lewis Bowled Tim Robinson 11 Paul Green NOT OUT 8 Extras 16 TOTAL 127 - 10 BOWLING – NOTTINGHAMSHIRE CCC Bowler Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Kevin Evans 3 1 8 1 Ian Riches 4 1 14 - Andy Afford 5 1 17 2 Chris Cairns 3 1 12 1 S. Wimsett 3 0 20 - Paul Wilkinson 5 0 32 3 Andy Pick 2 0 17 2 Tim Robinson 4 0 0 1 Paul Wilkinson was a Ley Hill player who was “lent” to Notts to make up their numbers. He ended up being their best wicket taker with 3 for 32. Paul’s nickname was “The Claw” and if you had seen him bowl, you would have known why! Umpires for this match were Bill Phillips and Dave Parkhouse. The scorer was once again Eleanor Phillips. The luxurious “hospitality suite” for the Notts game. Parties paid to sit under cover and be served with food and drinks Until next week, stay safe. Eleanor Phillips, Club Secretary This newsletter is published by Ley Hill Cricket Club. Please note that your details are held by the Club electronically for the internal use of the Club only and will not be released to any third parties, but will be shared with club officials to enable them to carry out their duties, which may include contacting you by e-mail, text message or via social media. If you do not give us permission to hold and share these details, or wish to inspect your record, or wish us to remove your details, please contact the Club Secretary - Eleanor Phillips, 20 West View, Chesham, HP5 3DE, e-mail [email protected]. The Club is run by a committee which is elected by the membership at the Annual General Meeting, usually held in November. All players who have paid a subscription for the current year are eligible to attend the AGM, vote and/or stand themselves as officials of the Club. This also applies to any parents of junior members who have paid the Full Associate Membership rate. If you have any concerns or questions, please communicate them to any committee member, who will then deal the issue by e-mail. All face to face committee meetings have been temporarily suspended due to the Covid19 outbreak. The committee are holding frequent video conferences instead. YOUR COMMITTEE ARE: Position Name E-mail address Mobile phone number Chairman Nick Lee [email protected] 07879 450540 Vice Chairman Robin Carr [email protected] 07831 222083 Treasurer Jon Lown [email protected] 07921 223128 Club Secretary/Junior Section Secretary Eleanor Phillips [email protected] 07493 194294 Fixtures Secretary Tom Holman [email protected] 07879 632132 Website Editor Chris Morris [email protected] 07896 480445 Club Welfare Officer Wendy Foster [email protected] 07703 647910 1st XI Captain Craig Peterson [email protected] 07769 636667 2nd XI Captain James Lagdon [email protected] 07500 887759 Bar Manager/Sunday Captain Paul Green [email protected] 07817 138859 Committee Ben Ford [email protected] 07739 539599 Junior Section Manager Dave Peterson [email protected] 07970 726667 Committee Scott Peterson [email protected] 07769 628310 Junior Section manager Ivan Veall [email protected] 07876 471750 Have you signed up to support Ley Hill Cricket Club with Easyfundraising yet? It's a really easy way to raise extra money for us, without costing you a penny! Easyfundraising is the UK's number one charity cashback site. There's over 3,100 shops and sites where you can collect free donations for Ley Hill Cricket Club including Amazon, John Lewis, eBay, Argos and Sainsbury's. Show your support and sign up for free here, https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/leyhillcc and collect donations on everything from groceries to getaways. Thank you, your help will make a real difference. I have personally raised over £180 for LHCC in this way (Eleanor Phillips) and between us, those participating have raised over £500 for the Club Did you know that whenever you book holidays and travel online you could be raising a free donation for Ley Hill Cricket Club??? There are hundreds of travel retailers including Expedia, Booking.com and Thomson who will make a free donation to LHCC to say thank you for booking with them. In fact, you can book your entire trip via Easyfundraising. Fancy some new kit made specially for LHCC? This can be obtained online from: http://www.romida.co.uk Both playing kit and leisure wear are available for all ages and sizes .
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