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Cardiff Cavaliers Cricket Club Archive: 2007 Cardiff Cavaliers Cricket Club Archive: 2007 In this document you will be able to find details of: Officers & Award winners Player averages Results & Match reports AGM reports & minutes If you know the name of a person or a match you particularly want to see please use the “Find” box in the PDF (usually at the top of the page) Officers & Award winners Officers (serving for 2007 season): Honorary President: Graham (Joey) Newbury Chairman: Steve Davis Captain: Mark Simpson Vice Captain: Jimmy Marchant Secretary: Jeremy Sparkes Treasurer: Jonathan Thomas Awards: Player of the Year: Jimmy Marchant Clubman: Mark Searle Top batsman: Andrew Steadman Top bowler: Rhidian Dafydd Notable achievements Willow League Cup Runners-Up Record number of members Andrew Steadman set a new club record by scoring 686 runs in the season Derek Lewis becomes the third Cavalier to take a hat trick during a spell of four wickets in five balls (see match report of the „Ashes‟ encounter with Chartered Trust at the Cathedral School on 21 August) Player averages Appearances/batting Qualification: 5 completed innings M Inn NO HS Runs 4/6 50s Ave Andrew Steadman 22 22 3 87 686 66/6 6 36.10 Jimmy Marchant 19 18 5 79 446 60/8 2 34.31 Nick Hutchings 10 9 1 85 244 32/4 1 30.50 Glenn Chapman 12 11 3 45 198 28/5 - 24.75 Warwick Armstrong 11 8 1 54* 173 10/- 1 24.71 Dave Parsons 16 14 1 70 231 20/0 2 17.77 Nigel Adams 15 12 2 40 165 13/1 - 16.50 Jonathan Davies 18 15 2 59 197 14/4 1 15.15 Mark Simpson 23 13 3 24 106 6/1 - 10.60 Jason Duffy 17 12 2 22 102 11/1 - 10.20 Jonathan Thomas 9 9 3 13 55 5/0 9.17 Rhidian Dafydd 15 7 2 28 43 6/- - 8.60 Huw Parsons 11 8 2 16 36 5/0 - 6.00 Vince Strawson 6 5 0 13 26 2/0 - 5.20 Steve Davis 13 12 3 12 46 2/0 - 5.11 Steve Roake 14 10 0 10 47 4/0 - 4.70 Wyn Pritchard 12 8 3 5 9 1/0 - 1.80 Also played/batted M Inn NO HS Runs 4/6 50s Dominic Bland 1 0 - - - - - Julian Boardman 2 1 0 1 1 0/0 - Ross Bowen 12 6 2 8 27 3/0 - Graeme Brown 13 7 3 8 25 2/0 - Martin Buckle 5 3 0 5 8 0/0 - Richard Davies 6 5 3 17 32 3/0 - George Hanna 3 3 0 5 5 0/0 - Derek Lewis 5 2 0 13 12 1/0 - Geoff Lewis 1 1 0 1 1 0/0 - Nigel Moore 5 5 1 23 48 5/0 - Graham Newbury 5 5 3 20 72 8/1 - Glyn Poulsom 4 3 2 20 31 1/0 - Mark Searle 6 3 0 0 0 0/0 - Jeremy Sparkes 8 5 1 10 16 2/0 - Alastair Steadman 2 2 0 2 2 0/0 - Sean Taylor 1 0 - - - - - Matt Thomas 7 6 2 29 59 7/0 - Bowling/fielding Qualification: 20 overs Ovs Mdn Runs Wkts 3+ Best Ave Ct/St Rhidian Dafydd 43 3 218 13 2 3/11 16.77 3/- Dave Parsons 45.4 1 293 16 2 3/4 18.31 4/- Glenn Chapman 30 0 160 8 - 2/6 20.00 3/- Nigel Adams 53.5 2 295 13 - 2/17 22.69 1/- Jimmy Marchant 63.2 3 319 14 - 2/2 22.78 7/- Mark Simpson 58 3 379 15 - 2/19 25.27 3/- Andrew Steadman + 35 4 183 7 1 5/27 26.14 5/0 Jason Duffy 59 6 314 11 - 2/9 28.55 6/- Huw Parsons 41 2 193 6 1 3/9 32.17 0/- Jonathan Davies 68.1 3 370 11 - 2/7 33.64 5/- Ross Bowen 40 1 259 7 - 2/16 37.00 1/- Warwick Armstrong + 25.3 3 122 3 - 2/19 40.67 1/0 Graeme Brown 36.3 0 290 7 1 3/25 41.43 1/- Steve Roake 36 2 234 4 - 2/37 58.50 1/- Also bowled/fielded Ovs Mdn Runs Wkts 3+ Best Ct/St Dominic Bland 1.4 0 19 0 - 0/19 0/- Julian Boardman 5.3 1 46 1 - 1/38 0/- Martin Buckle 2 0 21 0 - 0/21 1/- Richard Davies 4 0 22 1 - 1/11 2/- Steve Davis + 0.2 0 5 0 - 0/5 1/2 George Hanna 1 0 7 0 - 0/7 0/- Nick Hutchings + 1 0 10 0 - 0/10 1/2 Derek Lewis 14 0 59 7 1 4/2 0/- Geoff Lewis + - - - - - - 0/0 Nigel Moore 10 0 68 0 - 0/10 1/- Graham Newbury 17 1 88 0 - 0/8 1/- Glyn Poulsom 6 0 51 2 - 2/17 3/- Wyn Pritchard 6 0 51 0 - 0/11 0/- Mark Searle + - - - - - - 2/1 Jeremy Sparkes 0.2 0 4 0 - 0/4 0/- Alastair Steadman - - - - - - 0/- Vince Strawson 8 2 32 3 - 2/3 0/- Sean Taylor + 1 0 11 0 - 0/11 0/0 Jonathan Thomas + 10 0 61 2 - 1/15 2/2 Matt Thomas 11 0 99 3 1 3/50 1/- + indicates kept wicket in at least one game Results & Match reports Fixtures 47 Played 30 Won 10 Lost 18 Drawn 1 Abandoned 1 Cancelled 17 Match reports are in chronological order with the most recent game first or click on a game in the summary below and it will take you direct to that report Barry Wanderers. Lost by 72 runs Barry W 159/3 (Brown 1/15, J Thomas 1/19). Cav 87ao (29.3 ovs Duffy 22, Marchant 18) Barry Athletic. Lost by 8 wickets Cav 219/4 (Marchant 71, Armstrong 54no, Steadman jnr 36). Barry Ath 221/2 (29.3ovs) South Wales Sri Lankans. Lost by 43 runs SWSL 214/5 (Armstrong2/19). Cav 171ao (37ovs, Marchant 79no) Highways Hurricanes. Won by 23 runs Cav 116/5 (Poulsom 2/2, Chapman 43, Steadman jnr 31). HH 93/6 (D Parsons 3/4, D Lewis 1/5) Barry Athletic. Lost by 52 runs Barry Ath 194/8 (Brown 3/25, Simspon 2/19). Cav 142ao (32ovs, Steadman jnr 54, Duffy 22) Highways Hurricanes. Won by 9 wickets HH 68 (15.3ovs, Armstrong 1/0, Chapman 2/6, Dafydd 2/9). Cav 71/1 (13.2 ovs, Chapman 25no, Marchant 23no) Chartered Trust. Lost by 39 runs CT 143/8 (D Lewis 4/2, Dafydd 1/14). Cav 104/6 (Bowen 2/1; Steadman jnr 32, D Parsons 24) Penarth. Cancelled due to waterlogged outfield South Glam. Lost by 60 runs SG 143/3 (D Parsons 1/6, Simpson 1/21). Cav 83ao (15.4ovs, Marchant 34, Steadman jnr 15) Uni Staff. Cancelled due to rain South Glam. Lost by 10 wickets Cav 97/4 (Marchant 25, Steadman jnr 21). SG 101/0 (13.5ovs) Haverfordwest - game B. Abandoned as a draw due to rain H'west 42/2 (7ovs, Chapman 2/14) Haverfordwest - game A. Lost by 7 wickets Cav 101ao (19.5ovs, Adams 40, Marchant 21). H'west 104/3 (16.2ovs, Duffy 2/9, D Parsons 1/16) Ynystawe . Match drawn Ynys 266/4 declared (33 ovs, D Parsons 2/18, Chapman 1/20). Cav 200/9 (43 ovs, D Parsons 70, Chapman 45) Sevenoaks. Won by 74 runs Cav 144/5 (Steadman jnr 52, Marchant 47). S‟ks 70ao (13.3ovs, Marchant 2/2, J Davies 2/8) Chartered Trust. Cancelled due to rain Welsh Water. 'Lost' by 6 wickets Cav 114/7 (Dafydd 28, Newbury 27, Steadman jnr 27no). WW 115/4 (17.2ovs, H Parsons 3/ Sudbrook. Cancelled due to waterlogged pitch Casuals. Cancelled due to rain Royal Mail. Cancelled due to rain Casuals, Cup semi final. Won by 9 wickets Cas 110/7 (Dafydd 3/11, Adams 1/3). Cav 113/1 (Steadman jnr 41ret, Hutchings 32) Clytha Arms. Cancelled due to rain Uni Staff. Cancelled due to rain Casuals. Cancelled due to waterlogged pitch. Fixture rearranged for Monday 16 July South Glam. Cancelled due to rain Casuals. Cancelled due to waterlogged pitch. Fixture rearranged for Monday 9 July Barry Strollers. Cancelled due to waterlogged pitch Rhiwbina. Lost by 29 runs Rhw 144/6 (J Davies 2/13, Duffy 2/33). Cav 115/6 (Steadman jnr 29, J Davies 21). Casuals. Cancelled due to rain. Fixture to be rearranged Tiger Moths. Lost by 7 wickets Cav 110/9 (Poulsom 20no, Simpson 19). TMoths 115/3 (20.3 ovs, Simpson 2/34). Sevenoaks. Lost by 76 runs Sks 158/2 (Bowen 1/10, Marchant 1/13). Cav 82 (19.2ovs, Newbury 20no, Duffy 11). Highways Hurricanes. Cancelled due to waterlogged pitch Consmen. Won by 7 wickets Consmen 82/6 (Chapman 2/12). Cavaliers 83/3 (12.4ovs, Marchant 34no, Adams 16 no). Abercarn. Won by 33 runs Cav 212/7 (Hutchings 85, Steadman jnr 61). Abercarn 179/7 (J Davies 1/23). Admiral Insurance. Lost by 8 wickets Cav 94/9 (H Parsons 16, D Lewis 13). Adm 97/2 (14.2 ovs). Consmen. Won by 50 runs Cav 165/6 (Chapman 41 retired, Hutchings 40 retired). Cons 115/9 (Marchant 2/11, D Parsons 2/19). Rogerstone Welfare. Lost by 96 runs R‟stone 224/6 (Dafydd 3/40, H Parsons 1/16). Cav 128/9 (Hutchings 33, Armstrong 27). GE Healthcare. Cancelled due to rain Chartered Trust.
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