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│ TOURNAMENT MANAGER Daniel Waugh 021 285 0096 [email protected] WAR MEMORIAL PARK MOUNTFORT PARK VENUE MANAGER VENUE MANAGER Jono Hickey Shane Gadsdon UMPIRE MANAGER UMPIRE MANAGER John Dempsey John Harvey FACILITIES MANAGER FACILITIES MANAGER Shayne Watts Fred Watts MEDICAL SERVICES MEDICAL SERVICES GREENSTONE FAMILY CLINIC LEABANK HEALTH CENTRE www.cmcricket.co.nz 157 Great South Road 100 Weymouth Road Manurewa Manurewa 09 267 8702 09 267 1580 EMERGENCY EMERGENCY MANUKAU CITY A&M TAKANINI CARE A&M 16 Bakerfield Place 106 Great South Road Manukau Papakura 09 273 7770 09 299 7670 EMERGENCY MIDDLEMORE HOSPITAL Hospital Road Otahuhu 09 276 0000 COUNTIES MANUKAU CRICKET ASSOCIATION 02 NORTHERN DISTRICTS JUNIOR SECONDARY TOURNAMENT 2010 Welcome to Manurewa for the Mapei Junior Secondary Boy’s Tournament. We are now into the fifth year of our partnership with Mapei New Zealand Ltd for our group teams and tournaments. Mapei New Zealand Ltd and ND Cricket formed a partnership to boost our fine record of achievement and allow us to continue to grow and develop future players to follow Vettori, Flynn, Southee and Marshall as BLACKCAPS. Established in Milan Italy in 1937 Mapei Leads the world in Adhesives, Sealants and Admixtures, Acoustic and Waterproofing Systems for Building and Construction. Mapei internationally has shown a commitment to the development of Sport over the years by sponsoring a number of international events and teams. They also founded the Mapei Sports Institute in 1996 to assist athletes to attain their goals. In www.cmcricket.co.nz continuning this philosophy Mapei NZ recognises the value of supporting chil- dren’s sport in New Zealand and is proud to sponsor ND Cricket. I urge you to support Mapei products wherever possible and visit their website www.mapei.it for further information. All players (and parents) can access the benefits attached to a Mapei trade discount card so please contact your local association to receive your card if you do not already have one. An amount of your spend with Mapei will be returned directly to the club or district of your choice. A win win for everybody! At this tournament, you will meet other players, will judge yourself against the best from other teams and have an opportunity to stake your claim for higher honours and ND Cricket teams sponsored by Mapei. I am sure all of you will represent your district and your team with pride and will play fairly at all times. Please enjoy play- ing and watching the great game of cricket. Good luck to each of you. DAVID COOPER CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER │ND CRICKET COUNTIES MANUKAU CRICKET ASSOCIATION NORTHERN DISTRICTS JUNIOR SECONDARY TOURNAMENT 2010 03 We still call ourselves Counties Manukau, but we are now part of the Super City, so welcome to our part of Auckland. This age group used to be the Under 15 tournament, a trophy CMCA has uplifted for the last three years so we see our hosting of this first Junior Secondary Boys Tournament as well earned. The old Manukau City Council provided many multi use community parks to be used for a range of things by local communities, most of them include a recrea- tion centre and public swimming pool. It was a very successful concept and we hope it continues under the new establishment. As a result we don’t have a park big enough to host the entire tourney but we have two parks (Mountfort and War Memorial Park) not far apart for this tournament. Most teams should get to Mountfort Park at some stage, there they will see a $5 million multipurpose community facility almost finished, unfortunately about 2 weeks after this tournament. This is another legacy of the old Manukau City Coun- cil. A Plane will fly low overhead, and hopefully line the runway up at Auckland Inter- national Airport, about every 2 minutes, that’s another feature of South Auckland www.cmcricket.co.nz life. O behalf of CMCA, I welcome you to Manurewa. We extend our welcome to players, parents, coaches, managers, umpires, spectators, and sponsors. We look forward to an excellent week of cricket on good pitches. Thanks in advance to the CMCA umpires and Fred and Shayne Watts who pre- pare our wickets and grounds. By the end of the week we hope you will have had a thoroughly enjoyable stay, played good cricket and go away from here well satisfied. TREVOR M GILL CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER │CMCA COUNTIES MANUKAU CRICKET ASSOCIATION 04 NORTHERN DISTRICTS JUNIOR SECONDARY TOURNAMENT 2010 MONDAY 13 DECEMBER 2010 WAR MEMORIAL PARK 8:30 AM MANAGERS MEETING 9:00 AM WELCOME: PAT MALCON — ND CRICKET 10:30 AM ROUND 1 STARTS 1:50 PM - LUNCH │2:20 PM - 2ND INNINGS STARTS TUESDAY 14 DECEMBER 2010 PHOTOS @ WAR MEMORIAL PARK 9:00 AM UMPIRES 9:05 AM COUNTIES MANUKAU www.cmcricket.co.nz 9:10 AM HAMILTON 9:15 AM BOP COASTLANDS 9:20 AM WAIKATO VALLEY SOUTH SECTION A DEPART FOR MOUNTFORT PARK 9:30 AM POVERTY BAY 9:35 AM NORTHLAND 9:40 AM WAIKATO VALLEY PLAINS 9:45 AM BOP LAKELANDS 10:30 AM ROUND 2 STARTS 1:50 PM - LUNCH│2:20 PM - 2ND INNINGS STARTS WEDNESDAY 15 DECEMBER 2010 10:00 AM ROUND 3 STARTS 1:20 PM - LUNCH │1:50 PM - 2ND INNINGS STARTS THURSDAY 16 DECEMBER 2010 10:00 AM FINALS DAY ONE START 12:20 PM - LUNCH│1:00 PM - 2ND SESSION│3:10 TEA│3:30 3RD SESSION FRIDAY 17 DECEMBER 2010 10:00 AM FINALS DAY TWO START 12:20 PM - LUNCH│1:00 PM - 2ND SESSION│3:10 TEA│3:30 3RD SESSION At the conclusion of the final matches presentations will be made at Mountfort Park at approximately 6pm. The ND Tournament team will be named by Craig Ross. COUNTIES MANUKAU CRICKET ASSOCIATION 05 SCORERS AND SCORE BOARDS Each team shall supply a scorer. Score boards will be supplied at each match. The batting side is responsible for up- dating of the score board runs, wickets and overs. SCORE SHEETS Are to be returned to the Venue Manager at the conclusion of the days play. At the conclusion of the first innings, scores are to be verified and the score sheet signed by both coaches confirming the target score. LUNCH Lunches will be provided for all teams in the pavilion at the conclusion of the first innings. Two day matches lunch will be at 12:20pm. The second innings should start no later than 1pm. Lunches are supplied for players, coaches, umpires and managers each day. DRINKS Containers of drink will be supplied for each match and can be picked up from the pavilion daily. TOILETS/CHANGING ROOMS Toilets are located in the toilet blocks. Teams are responsible for the removal of all rubbish and leaving the ground tidy af- ter every match. Rubbish bins are located around the ground, please use them. www.cmcricket.co.nz WEATHER/CANCELLATIONS All teams are to report to the pavilion each day irrespective of weather. All pitches are able to be covered if rain is forecast. Games maybe transferred to artificial if the grass pitches are not playable. John Dempsey John Harvey Rod McGregor Phil Dennison Phil Norvill Jim Birchall Ashley Abraham Jonathan Lawrence Glenn Schache Liam Hunia COUNTIES MANUKAU CRICKET ASSOCIATION 06 NORTHERN DISTRICTS JUNIOR SECONDARY TOURNAMENT 2010 All Players and officials shall agree to take positive steps to maintain the high repu- tation of the game of cricket. 1. Everyone on the field shall ensure that the match is conducted within the spirit as well as the Laws of Cricket. On the field the captain is responsible for en- suring this. 2. No player shall fail to comply with the instructions of an umpire, criticise their decision by word or action, show dissent, or generally behave in a manner on or off the field which might bring an umpire into disrepute 3. Every player selected to represent their Association will obey the instructions of the team manager and coach, and while at the tournament will follow the di- rections of the tournament manager. 4. If the tournament sponsor supplies and clothing players should extend the www.cmcricket.co.nz sponsor the courtesy of wearing it on appropriate occasions at the tournament, 5. Regardless of age not team or player will be permitted by either a tournament or team official to drink alcoholic liquor in a cricket clubroom or any building serving for the time being as the tournament headquarters. 6. If, in the opinion of the Committee (the composition of which is set out in Regulation 19 of the Tournament Regulations), a participating player is guilty of alcoholic abuse, that player may be suspended for the remainder of the tourna- ment. 7. Players at regional or national tournaments are bound by on field dress regula- tions as set out in the First Class Playing Conditions established by the Board of New Zealand Cricket. 8. Examples of unacceptable behaviour: A) A player assaulting or attempting to assault an umpire, another player, a spectator, or tournament official; B) A player abusing an umpire or disputing (as distinct from questioning) an umpire’s decision, or reacting in an obviously provocative or disapproving manner by word or action—either towards an umpire, their decision, or generally following an umpiring decision; C) A player using crude and/or abusive language, or engaging in conduct detrimental to the spirit of the game; D) A player using “well known: crude or abusive hand signals; E) Players employing dramatic actions accompanying appeals, or any actions or words which may be construed as “pressuring” umpires; F) Players abusing or engaging in audible remarks about players of the oppos ing teams (“sledging: which is deemed to be contrary to Paragraph 1 of this code, is not condoned by New Zealand Cricket).
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