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Newenden Cricket Club 25TH AUGUST NEWENDEN NEWENDEN CCCRICKET CLUB Est. 1301 President: Tony Horton Club Handbook and Fixture List 2018 www.newendencc.co.uk The White Hart Newenden Delicious homemade ffoood serrvved 7 days a wee k. Fine cask ales & top quality wines. Large beer garden with children’s play area. Ensuite Bed & Breakffaast accommodation. The perrfffeectplace ffoor ffaamily gatherings, special occasions & coach parties. Regular QQuuiz Night & Events (see website ffoor details). Perrfffeectly situated ffoor boat trips on the River Rother and ffoor train rides with the K&ESR. Please join us for our annuala Beer and Music Festival – date TBC Ivan wishes Newenden C.C every success ffoor the coming season. The White Harrtt Rye Road, Newenden, Kenntt TN18 55PPN TTeel: 0177997 25522166 W: www.thewhiteharrttnewenden.co.uk E: [email protected] A WORD FROM THE SKIPPER 2017 saw another great season for the Newenden 1st XI. Throughout the games and various formats the teams showed amazing depth, from the School boys, university boys to older boys. As with previous seasons we gave some of the larger league clubs a demonstration in the art of village cricket. There were some stand out performances with the bat from Morris and Sloan at the top of the order, and great middle order hitting and game management from the likes of Jasper Piper, Will Simpson and new boy Ben Browning. Notable mention must also go to Jonesy Jnr who notched up his maiden half century for the club, and outscored his old man for what will be the first of many seasons to come. The Bowling attack was once again driven by the ever dependable Smith and Bradney, taking close to fifty wickets between them and more often than not laying the foundation for victory. Jasper Piper took an impressive 20 wickets to add to his 400+ runs, and academy starlet Alex Barleet is certainly one to watch in 2018. Off the pitch Phil & Nicola pulled off another successful and thoroughly enjoyable fun day, raising much needed funds for the club and demonstrating the energy and dedication of the members. We move into the 2018 season stronger than ever, and with the establishment of the new Wealden Wallop 20/20 tournament and our inaugural entry into the National Village Cup, watch this space for continued success and the abundance of silverware. We welcome one and all to come to the ground on match day to enjoy the cricket and observe some of the finest sandwich making of an era. Jonesy 1 D.W. KIBBLEWHITE N.C.H., S.C.C. GARDEN CONSTRUCTION AND LANDSCAPE SPECIALISTS Established in 1963, Kibblewhite Gardens remains at the forefront of landscape contractors in the Kent & East Sussex area flourishing on recommendations from its clients who value the attention to detail that David Kibblewhite provides Tel: Sandhurst (01580) 850394 KEMP & PARTNERS LTD Member of the Retail Motor Industry Federation Central Garage, Rye Road, Sandhurst, Kent TN18 5JW 01580 850405 MOTs, Servicing & Repairs To All Makes & Models Tyres & Exhausts – Fully Trained Technicians Free Collection & Delivery Open: Monday to Friday 8am - 6pm, Saturday 8am - 1pm 2 SENIOR RESULTS 2017 SEASON Played 22: Won 16, Lost 5, Drawn 1 Rolvenden Won Eridge Lost Goudhurst Won Winchelsea Lost Wittersham Won Sissinghurst Won Langton Green (h) Lost Crowhurst Park Won Northiam Won Catsfield Won Ashburnham Won Tonbridge Won Tenterden 2XI Won Pett Won Little Common Won Langton Green (a) Won Campbell XI Lost Sandhurst Won Penshurst Drawn Crowhurst Lost Biddenden Won Stowting Won SENIOR AVERAGES 2017 SEASON In order to be eligible to be shown in the averages, a player must have batted in at least four innings or bowled in at least four matches. Batting Runs Ave Bowling Wkts Ave Simpson W 192 48.00 Morris P 2 7.00 Sloan C 510 42.50 Jones I 13 9.77 Piper J 410 37.27 Bourne J 7 11.00 Bourne J 286 35.75 Smith G 34 12.47 Browning B 391 35.55 Barleet A 14 14.00 Wotton W 60 30.00 Piper J 20 14.55 Smith G 149 29.80 Piper F 10 15.00 Morris P 555 29.21 Rummery K 12 17.17 Rummery K 244 24.40 Browning 4 21.00 3 The Pond & Aquarium Superstore Thousands of high quality tropical VVaastt range of pre-formed ponds and fresh water fish Huge range of fish tanks Huge range of aquatic plants Beeautiful walk round display including lilies, marginal & bog gardens plants Coffffee shop and FREE parking Half price - Pond pumps & pond liners Discover us on the A28 - 1 Mile SthfRld South of Rolvenden www.worldofwater.r.com Call 01580 241771 Hartley Dyke FARM SHOP WISHING NEWENDEN CC ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL SEASON Visit us at our new location adjacent to Charity Farm Shop, off Swattenden Lane OPENING TIMES: Monday – Saturday, 8:30am – 5:30pm Sunday, 9:00am – 4:00pm 01580 712546 • www.hartleydyke.co.uk 4 TROPHY WINNERS 2016 SEASON Fielder of the Year – Charlie Sloan Offer Cup (Performance of the Year) – Karl Rummery Xl Over 40's Cup – Garry Smith Batsman of the Year – Karl Rummery Bowler of the Year – Harry Bradney Young Player of the Year - George Jones Jack Seymour (Most Man of the Match Performances) – Will Simpson Clubman/Woman of the Year – Ingrid Nilson Cock of the Year – Jonathan Bourne AN INTERVIEW WITH THE TOP DOGS MOST WICKETS 2017 MOST RUNS 2017 NAME: Garry James Smith NAME: Philip Morris NICKNAME: Gazza (unless I get called something NICKNAME: The Run Machine else in the changing room) PROFESSIONAL PLAYER COMPARISON: PROFESSIONAL PLAYER COMPARISON: Ian Botham Ian ‘Beefy’ Botham SEASONS WITH NCC: Nine SEASONS WITH NCC: 3,200 FAVOURITE PERSONAL PERFORMANCE OF 2017: FAVOURITE PERFORMANCE OF 2017: My first Banging the Aussies around from Crowhurst Park hat-trick for NCC / 63 not out against Tenterden FAVOURED SHOT / BALL: FAVOURED SHOT / BALL: The lofted cover drive Anything off the back foot / Yorker ONE TO WATCH IN 2018: ONE TO WATCH IN 2018: Jonathan Bourne (a feast for the purists) Harry Bradney (always takes taking crucial wickets) CURRENT MARKET VALUE: CURRENT MARKET VALUE: Reassuringly expensive A couple of pints of Curious Brew! 5 We’re batting for Newenden ... but otherwise we enjoy our garden. Why don’t you join our team for a day? 16 acres of private gardens open to the public Hole Park, Rolvenden 01580 241 344 www.holepark.com Hotel, Restaurant & Historic Gardens Reservations 01342 810567 www.gravetyemanor.co.uk 6 SENIOR FIXTURES 2018 Captain: Ian Jones 07787 705554 • [email protected] Vice Captain: Jonathan Bourne 07971 151810 • [email protected] APRIL 22nd Rolvenden Away 2.00pm 29th Gills Green Home 2.00pm MAY 6th Goudhurst Home 2.00pm 13th Wittersham Away 2.00pm 13th Hadlow Down (Village Cup) Away TBC 20st Langton Green Home 2.00pm 27th Northiam Away 2.00pm JUNE 1st Stone-in-Oxney* Home 6:00pm 3rd Chairmans XI Home 2.00pm 10th Tenterden 2nd XI Away 2.00pm 12th Gray Nicholls* Home 6:00pm 17th Little Common Home 2.00pm 24th Eridge Away 1:30pm 29th Gills Green* Away 6:00pm JULY 1st Benenden Home 2.00pm 8th Biddenden Home 2.00pm 10th Stone-in-Oxney* Away 6:00pm 15th Campbell XI IOW 2.00pm 22nd Winchelsea Home 2.00pm 24th Gray Nicholls* Home 6:00pm 28th Wonersh CC (touring XI) Home 2.00pm 29th Sissinghurst Home 1.30pm AUGUST 5th Crowhurst Park Away 2.00pm 10th Gills Green* Home 6:00pm 12th Catsfield Away 2.00pm 19th Tonbridge Away 1:30pm 26th Pett Away 1:30pm SEPTEMBER 2nd Ashburnham Home 1.30pm 9th Sandhurst Away 1.30pm 16th Crowhurst Home 1.00pm 23rd Northiam Home 1.00pm 30th Langton Green Away 1.00pm *Wealden Wallop 20:20 Competition For further information on senior cricket see www.newendencc.co.uk 7 JUNIOR RUN DOWN 2017 was a vintage season for the Newenden Junior section. The weather was uniformly glorious, and we did not lose a single scheduled practice or match to rain. We were lucky enough to play most of our games at home on Monday night bathed in glorious sun. The setting was magnificent and huge thanks as ever needs to go to groundsman Peter Bourne. The U12s won the East Sussex league at first attempt as the unbeaten side in the competition guided by the accomplished captaincy of Gutteridge H. On the batting front, Durtnell W was ever reliable batting at number 4, topping the run scoring retiring 30 not out a number of times with his signature deft late cut to the fore. Taggart N continued to punch way above his weight as but a ten-year-old in the middle order. Special mention should go to Hall T whose batting was ‘most improved’ this year making some very handy runs further down the order. The rest of the boys all chipped in. Gutteridge H produced the innings of the season against Hailsham, smashing a Chris Gayle-esque 33 not out off about 10 balls opening up the innings. Vice-captain Bottle K was the all-rounder engine room of the team accumulating the 2nd highest number of runs batting in his methodical fashion at number 3 and taking 2nd highest number of wickets with some very accurate seam spells. Bowling was a real team effort with everyone making a contribution. Anthony G, Braxton H and Gutteridge H bowled aggressively and to good effect. Braxton A found a consistently nagging line and length and took the breath-taking catch of the season off his own bowling. Bond T is also one to watch for the future as he bowled some excellent spells.
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