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80739 Cricket Yearbook 2021 V6np.Indd General YEAR BOOK 2021 – FINAL EDITION Contents Officers & Management Committee ............................3 Final Tables – 2020 ........................................................60 Club Directory .................................................................4 Statistics – 2020 .............................................................62 South Coast Panel of Cricket Officials ........................16 Honours Board & Statistics – 2000-2020 ....................65 Hampshire Cricket Board .............................................19 Constitution ...................................................................97 Chairman’s Welcome – Steve Vear ..............................21 Administrative Rules ...................................................102 T20 Cup Final 2019 Scorecard ......................................22 Rules of Play – Time Games .......................................110 T20 Plate Final 2019 Scorecard ....................................24 Rules of Play – Limited Overs Premier Division .......115 Final Tables – 2019.........................................................26 Rules of Play – Limited Overs Divisions 1-3 ..............122 Statistics – 2019..............................................................28 Rules of Play – T20 ......................................................129 Young Cricketer of the Year – 2019 ............................40 Development Fund .....................................................136 Fair Play Awards – 2019 ................................................41 ECB Junior Cricket Guidelines ....................................138 Ground Awards - 2019 ..................................................43 Overseas & Foreign Nationals ...................................143 Annual Presentation Dinner – 2019 ............................45 Disciplinary ..................................................................146 Roll of Honour – 2020 ...................................................53 Accreditation Scheme ................................................155 Prem D1 League Final 2020 Scorecard........................54 Concussion Protocol ...................................................161 D2 D3 League Final 2020 Scorecard ............................56 Obituaries ....................................................................163 T20 Cup Final 2020 Scorecard ......................................57 Fixtures – 2021 .............................................................164 T20 Plate Final 2020 Scorecard ....................................59 Photos by Dave Vokes, Graham Croft and Duncan Forbes The Southern Premier Cricket League wishes to thank all its advertisers for their generous support, their band of superb photographers for kindly allowing photographic reproduction, and the League’s Webmaster, Mike Varney and Statistician, Mike Rose for their not inconsiderable contributions. Artwork and print by Solent Design Studio Limited, Bishop’s Waltham YEAR BOOK 2021 1 General Proud Sponsors of Southern Premier Cricket League 2 YEAR BOOK 2021 Southern Premier Cricket League General Management Committee 2021 PRESIDENT FIXTURE SECRETARY Jeff Levick MBE Stewart Frazier ( 01962 884886 (Home), 07941 837691 (Mobile) 1c Winner Street, Paignton, Devon TQ3 3BN [email protected] ( 01803 557573 (Home) [email protected] LIFE VICE-PRESIDENTS Alan Bundy, John Wolfe CHAIRMAN, GROUND ACCREDITATION SUB-COMMITTEE VICE-PRESIDENTS Martin Livermore Ian Farley, Paddy Heffernan, James Lark, [email protected] Adrian Poole, Mark Readman, David Ridley, Mike Rose, Colin Savage T20 COMPETITION MANAGER Adam Smith CHAIRMAN [email protected] Steve Vear MBE JP 2 Picket Twenty Way, Andover SP11 6TH SOUTH COAST PANEL REPRESENTATIVE ( 01264 323916 (Home), 07786 075308 (Mobile) Sophie McLelland [email protected] ( 01425 402589 (Home) ( 07584 160900 (Mobile) VICE-CHAIRMAN [email protected] Darren Vann 12 Magpie Drive, Totton, Southampton SO40 8TE COMMITTEE MEMBERS ( 07962 218311 (Mobile) Caroline Green [email protected] ( 07810 307618 (Mobile) [email protected] GENERAL SECRETARY Adam Smith Nigel Le Bas Woodstock House, Church Road, ( 07941 540349 (Mobile) Swanmore SO32 2PU [email protected] ( 07988 806693 (Mobile) Paul Turner [email protected] ( 07710 386656 (Mobile) TREASURER [email protected] Duncan Forbes Mike Varney (Webmaster) 68 Hammonds Green, Totton, ( 07557 107437 (Mobile) Southampton SO40 3HT [email protected] ( 023 8066 0210 (Home), 07747 016260 (Mobile) [email protected] RULES AND REGULATIONS SUB-COMMITTEE RESULTS SECRETARY Caroline Green, Stephen G Jones, Richard Myers, Stephen G Jones Paul Turner 18 Collett Close, Hedge End, GROUND ACCREDITATION SUB-COMMITTEE Southampton SO30 2RR Martin Livermore, Chris Westbrook ( 07815 458949 (Mobile) [email protected] DISCIPLINE SUB-COMMITTEE Steve Vear, Paul Turner REGISTRATION SECRETARY Richard Myers 34 Reads Field, Four Marks, Alton, GU34 5XA ( 07717 454869 (Mobile) [email protected] YEAR BOOK 2021 3 Southern Premier Cricket League Club Directory 2021 General ALTON www.altoncc.co.uk Secretary: Michael Heffernan, 10 Kings View, Alton, GU34 2LZ. ( 07775 811151 (M) [email protected] Captain: Dan Harris ( 07450 004074 (M) [email protected] Scorer: Steve Vear or Richard Myers T20 Captain: Scott Myers ( 07966 191691 (M) [email protected] Ground: Jubilee Playing Fields, Alton. ( 07493 557667 (M) GU34 1SN Directions: Next to Alton Sports Centre in Chawton Park Road. From 1st roundabout at junction of A31 and A32 turn north under railway bridge. Clubhouse and pitch 100m on right. ANDOVER www.andovercricketclub.co.uk Secretary: James Knight, 28 Victoria Road, Netley Abbey, Southampton, SO31 5DG. ( 07790 680675 (M) [email protected] Captain: Matt Hooper ( 07540 519357 (M) [email protected] Scorer: Triena Adams Ground: Batchelors Barn Road. ( 07790 680675 (M) SP10 1HR Directions: Batchelors Barn Road is between Vigo Road and London Road, near Winton School. Entering from A34/A303 Basingstoke, turn left (signposted Andover A3093); follow the signs for the ring road through the first roundabout. Take 1st exit at the next two roundabouts. Batchelors Barn Road is 2nd right (past school). Entrance to ground is on the left. BASHLEY (RYDAL) www.bashleyrydal.co.uk Secretary: Patrick O’Sullivan, 9 Milton Grove, New Milton, BH25 6HB. ( 01425 612038 [email protected] Captain: 1st XI: Michael Porter ( 07411 500013 (M) [email protected] Scorer: 1st XI: Marilyn Ford Captain: 2nd XI: Sean Read ( 07710 427971 (M) [email protected] Scorer: 2nd XI: TBC Ground: Bashley Road, Bashley. ( 01425 619877 BH25 2RY Directions: From Lyndhurst take A35 towards Bournemouth, after 7.5 miles approx. turn left towards New Milton on B3058, after 1 mile pass Rising Sun PH on left. Ground is 1 mile further along on the right, opposite the Bashley FC ground. [Avoid Lyndhurst, major traffic congestion. Alternative route via M271/A35, Ashurst, Lyndhurst, Bank.] www.southernpremierleague.com 4 YEAR BOOK 2021 BASINGSTOKE & NORTH HANTS www.basingstokecricketclub.hitscricket.com General Secretary: Ted Pearson, 96 Sibelius Close, Basingstoke, RG22 4HX. ( 07789 798984 (M) [email protected] Captain: 1st XI: Daniel Belcher ( 07453 301213 (M) [email protected] Scorer: 1st XI: Ted Pearson Captain: 2nd XI: Chris Chandler ( 07961 018232 (M) [email protected] Scorer: 2nd XI: Jo Ford Ground: Mays Bounty, Fairfields Road, Basingstoke. ( 01256 473646 RG21 3DR Directions: Approach from A30/M3 roundabout junction 6 and take the A30 exit to Winchester, turn right at next roundabout (Hackwood roundabout) into Hackwood Road, 150 yards turn left directly after Lamb PH into Cliddesden Road, then 2nd right into Fairfields Road and ground is at the end of this road. BOURNEMOUTH www.bournemouthcc.co.uk Secretary: Nichola Pack, 7 Belle Vue Crescent, Southbourne, Bournemouth, BH6 3BW. ( 01202 423958 or 07530 742090 (M) [email protected] Captain: Chris Park ( 07921 101097 (M) [email protected] Scorer: Alan Mills Ground: Chapel Gate, East Parley. ( 01202 581933 BH23 6BD Directions: Proceed along A31 through Ringwood, at first roundabout turn left A338 signposted Bournemouth. At first exit, turn right into Hurn Road, then at next roundabout turn left into Parley Lane, pass B.I. Airport on right, and then turn right at roundabout into Chapel Gate Lane. Ground is then 1st left. No dogs. BURRIDGE www.burridgecricket.hampshire.org.uk Secretary: Glyn White, 10 Holly Hill Lane, Sarisbury Green, Southampton, SO31 7AD. ( 07909 930421 (M) [email protected] Captain: Hilio De Abreu ( 07902 545609 (M) [email protected] Scorer: Oliver Cunningham Ground: Burridge Sports Ground, Botley Road. ( 07795 683868 (M) SO31 1BS Directions: Leave M27 at junction 9 and take A27 west towards Park Gate, turn right at Q8 garage roundabout for the A3051 to Burridge, pass through the village of Burridge and turn left off main road into lane adjacent to tennis courts. www.southernpremierleague.com YEAR BOOK 2021 5 CALMORE SPORTS www.calmoresports.co.uk Secretary: Clare Taylor, 1 Elmfield Close, Woodfalls, Salisbury, SP5 2BF. ( 07780 563205 (M) [email protected] General Captain: Mark Lavelle ( 07769 350019 (M) [email protected] Scorer: Clare Taylor Ground: Loperwood Park, Cooks Lane, Calmore. ( 023 8086 1989 SO40 2RN Directions:
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