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2015 2016 Page 3 WorldWorld GREATERGREATER MANCHESTERMANCHESTER CRICKETCRICKET LEAGUELEAGUE NEWSLETTERNEWSLETTER •• ISSUE 21 •• WINTERWINTER 2017/82016/7 UPBIGGER AND AND BETTER RUNNING!Superb! That superlative for me sums up the THATseason WAS that THE has justSEASON passed. THAT WAS! GMCL theand success a cricketing of the Leaguehaven asto abe whole. very proud of. 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Board We forhave their applied continued to the I hope that everyone has a great day I hope that everyone has a great 2018 Structure thisare comingLeague acrossdoes notto the just GMCL. happen, We ECBsupport for togetherPremier withLeague Sports status England and and then it’s upwards and onwards evening and then it’s onwards and itoffer is brought them a veryto realisation warm welcome by lots and of wewho will have continue supported to compete a number at inter- of towards 2017. 2015 peoplethe promise with theof challengingcommon purpose, cricket leaguesubstantial levels funding at all age bids groups. from Clubs, upwards to 2018! April : Prospectus Launch Summer: ClubsPAGE Sign Up 6-7 Roll of honour 2017 2016 31st January: LaunchPAGE Event 8 April:Umpire’s report FirstWelcome ball bowled Nigel! GMCL_World_Issue1.indd 1 14/11/2016 12:38 GREATER MANCHESTER CRICKET LEAGUE NEWSLETTER • ISSUE 2 • WINTER 2017/8 GREATER MANCHESTER CRICKET LEAGUE NEWSLETTER • ISSUE 2 • WINTER 2017/8 JUNIOR CLUB HIGHLIGHTS PROFILES UNDER 12s The 2017 U12 Interleague squad brought Flaxman, and Keshana Fonseka putting on a respectable 152/3 from their 40 overs. A for bad weather the game could not be CLIFTON CC FLIXTON CC together 14 boys from no less than 11 GMCL 59 runs for the first wicket. What followed comfortable victory looked in order with played and the trophy shared between the Officials of the now dissolved Bolton & single cricket trophy in the world. Clifton are clubs. With each member of the squad also wasn’t to plan as the wickets fell at regular a steady opening partnership of (79) from two leagues. District Cricket Association, invited Clifton, proud therefore to be its last winners after participated in at least one game and 7 of the intervals and we were dismissed for 84 runs Keshana Fonseka and Umar Chughtai. A great achievement from the GMCL boys as a former winner, to take part in a last a 59 run victory over Roe Green in the final 2017 squad eligible for 2018.’ inside 22 overs. Attack was our only way of Similar to the first fixture, wickets then fell and some great cricket played by all in the ever Cross Cup competition before the after overcoming Spring View and Adlington We kicked off with an away fixture against defending the below par score and the lads and we eventually secured a 2 wicket win. competition. Thanks to all involved and the famous old trophy is placed into glorious in previous rounds and Gareth Cross is seen the Ribblesdale League and came away with put pressure on from the first over. Wickets The final fixture versus the Ribblesdale support of parents, grand-parents, carers, retirement in Bolton Museum. The Cross examining the Cup before it was whisked Cup was competed for in every year from away forever by B&DCA officials. a very comfortable victory with outstanding tumbled regularly and George Taylor (9/3) League was conceded by our opponents. clubs that hosted the games and the boys 1882 to 2015, the longest unbroken use of a performances from Keshana Fonseka, (89), was turning the screw. Only a bludgeoning And with tied leaders of the group, GMCL themselves. innings from one of the Bolton League boys and Ismael Patel, (5/4 ). Resulting in a 181 were crowned group winners by scoring Here is to a successful 2018! run victory. saved them as from (69/9), they secured a 1 more runs in the combined games between wicket victory, finishing on (86/9). With thanks, Our next fixture we knew would be more GMCL and the Bolton League. Nick. of a test against the Bolton League, and Next up on the fixture card was the reverse A final against the Pennine League awaited, we got off to the perfect star With Zachary game against Bolton League. Bolton scored but unfortunately due to two cancellations Flixton CC crowned an incredible season by The team improved in preparation for the clinching the GMCL premier division title 2017 season, with the objective being to UNDER 13s on the last game of the season. The league challenge for the league title and go one For the 2nd consecutive year, the GMCL The Greenmount lads knew that they trophy goes alongside the Archway GMCL20 further in the GMCL20 cup, both of which had to be on the top of their game to under 13’s were dominated by Greenmount triumph earlier in the season. It reflect the were realised. Club Chairman David Connor and this age group have managed to go for 2 succeed against very good Longridge culmination of a remarkable journey for the said “the GMCL is an incredibly competitive season undefeated in Lancashire. team, South Manchester outfit, who have become league. Whilst we won the league there were Unfortunately, they only played 6 league The three county lads, Stevens, Williams an increasing presence in the Manchester a number of games that could have gone games, with 2 being abandoned and and Hunter did not disappoint and all cricket scene over the last 10 years. Having either way, especially in the final third of the hopefully this is something that can be retired on 30, helping Greenmount post spent all its existence in the now defunct season when we were victorious in a number addressed going forward. 120. MDCA, the change in fortunes began with a of very tight games. The team is a strong one The lack of league games was more than All the Greenmount bowlers bowled move to the BDCA in 2008. The move was a well led by Steve Hammond and made up compensated with successful cup runs in well, but special mention for 10 year old turning point for the club and meant more of a top professional and leading overseas the GMCL and Lancashire cricket Board Tom Nuttall, who bowled his 4 overs for EAST LANCS competitive cricket, allowing Flixton to amateurs who are well settled at the club, cups. 16 runs. attract new players to the club, which always as well as a blend of home grown and local They retained the prestigious Lancashire Tight bowling and good fielding ensured boasted strong facilitities.
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