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Lost Grounds in the West An Update – One Year On Tuesday 25th October 2011 A B C D E Alan Glenn’s Beith Cambuslang Rugby Club Drumley Eaglesham Anchor Bellahouston Park Carrick (Girvan) Dumbartonshire Eastwood Ardeer Belmont House Bishopbriggs Cartha Dumbarton Eglinton Ardrossan High Bishopton Clydebank Dunlop Erskine Argyll Street G Crookston Dumfries Academy Ayr at Cambusdoon Garrowhill Cumbernauld Dumfries & District Ayr Old Racecourse Garscadden H F Greenock Academy HMS Gannet at Monkton, Dundonald Camp, Dundonald Castle Fenwick Hillend J Hoover Cambuslang I Jerviswood Hutchesons’ Grammar School at Crossmyloof Inchinnan Jordanhill (at the College) Hyndland at Scotstoun N K L M Netherpollok Keil Academy - both squares Lanark (Racecourse) Marr College NKOA at Millerston Kelvinside at Balgray Largs Mearns Castle High School North Kelvinside at Huntershill Kilbirnie Lennox Mearnskirk Kilmacolm O Lenzie Motherwell at Home Park Old Grammarians Kilmarnock at Kirkstyle Lenzie Rugby Club Kilmarnock Academy Lenzie High School S P Lochinch (Glasgow Police Ground) Shawlands Academy Paisley Grammar School R Southern General Hospital Phoenix (Ferguslie Park) Renfrew at Moorcroft , Robertson Park, Springburn Park W Pollok Park(Burrell) Richmond Park St Aloysuis College West Kilbride Pollok Park (Nethercraigs) Rolls Royce Stepps Whitecraigs Rugby Club Strachur T (Hillington Haugh/Bairds Meadow) Whiteinch Strathclyde at Stepps Thornliebank at 6 grounds Rouken Glen Park Williamwood High School Strathclyde Park Woodfarm V Royal Torpedo (Argyll Park) Woodhall Victoria Park TOMORROW International -- Ireland v Scotland (Dublin). Scottish County Knockout Cup -- West Lothian v Strathmore County. Under-19 District Championship -- South v East (Langholm), West v North (Greenock). Other matches West -- Uddingston v Perthshire, Clydesdale v Glasgow High Kelvinside, Ayr v North Kelvinside/Old Aloysians, Drumpellier v Stenhousemuir, Ferguslie v Alva, Kelburne v Kirkcaldy, Poloc v Glasgow High Kelvinside, Hillhead v Helensburgh, East Kilbride v St Michaels, Hillend v Old Grammarians, Bute v Glasgow University Staff, Victoria v Hillhead XI. East -- Edinburgh Academicals v Greenock, Stenhousemuir v Drumpellier, Grange v West of Scotland, Corstorphine v Royal High, West Lothian v Dunnikier, Stewart's Melville FP v Selkirk, Glenrothes v Arbroath United, Haddington v Edinburgh University Staff, Mitre v Walmer, Marchmont v Drummond, London Road v President's XI, Watsonians v Watsons College. North -- Freuchie v Forfarshire, Fifeshire v Crieff, Stirling County v St Modans HSFP, Cupar v Dundee HSFP, Falkland v Rossie Priory, Glenrothes v Arbroath United, Keith v Buckie, Kingsway v Aberfeldy, Gargunnock v East Kilbride XI, Largo v Dunlop. South -- Hawick and Wilton v Kilmarnock, St Boswells v Holy Cross Academicals, Dumfries v Peebles County, Manderston v Gnomes. NCA Cup: Final (Scottish section) -- West of Scotland v Clydesdale. Hillhead Cricket Club – major expansion complete to existing clubhouse, a café, new dressing rooms, showers, a complete overhaul of drainage and a new artificial wicket. Glasgow University Cricket Club at Garscube. new access roads and car park completed, plans in place for a new changing facility at the playing area, subject to funding from Glasgow University. Vale of Leven Cricket Club – Bute County Cricket Club – square vandalised in autumn moved from a small damp area at 2010. The WDCU paid for the the top of the Meadows in Rothesay repair of the square and for it to to a new expanded square, more be operational in 2011 easily accessible and with room for further development and practice facilities. Irvine Cricket Club – about to embark on a major new multi sport “in the round” clubhouse. Kilmarnock Cricket Club – brand new ground for 2012. St. Michaels Cricket Club – completely new square, drainage upgraded, practice facilities enhanced. The new ground at Kilmarnock (Scott Ellis Playing Fields - just across the river from existing site) is well advanced, and despite the very wet autumn, Alan Simpson is confident that it will be fit for play at start of 2012. It is a 10 wicket square and the ground is of a decent size. Straight boundaries in particular are long, square of the wicket is a little shorter. The seeding of the square took well, and it has had a light roll, and a cut too. The outfield seeding has been a little more patchy, and will need a further overseed in two or three places, but no more than might be expected from a new ground. Alan Simpson, the Cricket Scotland grounds inspector, continues to monitor this and work with the contractors on this and a couple of minor snagging issues. The fence surrounding the ground is complete, minimum 8 feet high and looks quite robust. This will ensure that it is a cricket only facility. Clubrooms/dressing rooms are utilitarian but will suffice. Bellahouston Park Project Tom Halpin and myself, on behalf of the WDCU, met with representatives of Glasgow City Council, Glasgow Life, Cricket Scotland and Victoria Cricket Club on Wednesday 12th October 2011. The purpose of the meeting was to have a ground inspection of the new cricket facility being built in Bellahouston Park and its further operation thereof. It was a fruitful meeting and Victoria, and other clubs and teams can look forward to municipally provided grass pitches in 2012. This new cricket pitch is hopefully expected to be operational from early July 2012. A bespoke grass/astroturf facility for use by schools, community projects and all the various clubs in the Glasgow area. At this meeting, discussions were also held in respect of the future operations and availabilities of the municipal pitches at Glasgow Green, Springburn Park and Nether Pollok. The WDCU Executive and League Management Committees, in conjunction with Glasgow Life, will discuss various issues arising and expect to make a joint statement in the next couple of months. Barrachnie Park The restoration of Barrachnie Park, the former home of Garrowhill Cricket Club, is also ongoing, and it is hopefully expected that this "lost" ground will be available during the 2012 season. The Barrachnie Park project is an important project that will see the return of cricket to an area of Glasgow after an absence of 20 years. Both the Bellahoustoun and Barrachnie restoration projects are indicative of the desire to further cricket in the west, and I am extremely grateful of all the help, assistance and contributions that have been made by many people in getting both these two current restorations underway. If you care about something deeply and you want to preserve it for future generations to enjoy, sometimes a brutal assessment with a jaundiced overview is the ideal weapon to provoke cricketers to think not just about their own game, team or club, but every single player, team and club currently operating in the WDCU remit and their futures. WDCU Reconstruction 2010 An Update – One Year On The Western District Cricket Union The Western District Cricket Union introduced a radical overhaul of all its leagues and competitions commencing in the 2011 season. These changes were designed to assist the member clubs, whether they play aspirational or recreational cricket, in developing their players and members by providing competitive competition that is deliberately tailored to meet the needs of any respective club. In 2011, there existed the perfect opportunity for the WDCU to modernise set-up and structure in order to facilitate the strengthening and progression of WDCU clubs in their pursuit of Whole Club Development and the ultimate aim of promoting to and surviving at the highest level possible, the SNCL. The new structure provided a genuine feeder system, a compact route for all clubs to find their correct playing level and to be resilient and flexible enough to accommodate any prospective SNCL reorganisation in the future. Within the major restructuring of the Saturday League there was a requirement for a re- alignment of the WDCU Cup competitions to provide multiple competitions for all clubs at all levels and to ensure the integration of WDCU and its member SNCL clubs under the WDCU umbrella ensuring the strength of the union for years to come. The Western District Cricket Union What does your club need? •A Business Plan •A Development Plan •Funding and Investment •Infrastructure •Organisation •Commitment •Members •Resources •Finance •Facilities •Direction •Equipment •Maintenance and Machinery •Expenditure •Diversity •Coaching •Training •Risk Assessment, Child Protection and Health and Safety The WDCU, in respect of the 2010 mission statement “In 2011, there exists the perfect opportunity for the WDCU to modernise setup and structure in order to facilitate the strengthening and progression of WDCU clubs in their pursuit of Whole Club Development and the ultimate aim of promoting to and surviving at the highest level possible, the SNCL. The new structure provides a genuine feeder system, a compact route for all clubs to find their correct playing level and is resilient and flexible enough to accommodate any prospective SNCL reorganisation in the future.” embarked upon delivering its promise to its member clubs. Many areas were looked at, and given the success of “Lost Grounds” being intertwined with „WDCU Reconstruction 2010‟, players, teams and clubs have looked inwardly at what is around them and many have taken the opportunity to develop, not only their own interests, but those of others. WDCU Reconstruction 2010 has been praised as a template of “best working practice” for other leagues to copy. The WDCU Criteria and Facilities stipulations have been benchmarked as the standard for the other leagues in Scotland, as well as the national league to implement and better by 2015. The WDCU Criteria, Facilities, Funding and Assistance information disk/downloads are being used by many as helpful tools. The WDCU Player Registration system is being implemented nationally. Other leagues are copying/cloning our ideas and policies and research what the WDCU provides. The national governing body, Cricket Scotland, fully endorses what the WDCU does in its provision of cricket to its member clubs.
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