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Bedfordshire Cricket Ltd driving and inspiring cricket MARCH 2017 ECB Indoor National Club Table Cricket Finals Day Indoor 24 2017 winners Championship Bedfordshire Cricket, in association with Lord’s Taverners, has Bedfordshire Cricket’s Indoor 24 competition was recently won by Cedars been undertaking a full programme of Table Cricket training in a Upper School, Leighton Buzzard in a closely contested fi nal against Mark number of schools across the County getting them ready for the Rutherford School, Bedford, winning by 7 runs in the fi nal as 57 played 50. Bedfordshire and Luton Winter School Games This Sixth Form Competition is a quick-fi re, fast-paced form of the game Table Cricket Finals on Friday 3 March at Inspire: Luton aimed at participation that is played during lunch periods, after school or enrichment Sports Village. A record 15 teams from 9 schools entered this time. Other schools that entered this year were: Sandy Upper, Sharnbrook Upper year and congratulations to Grange Academy, Kempston for and Samuel Whitbread Academy. Congratulations to Cedars Upper and well done winning the competition beating Ridgeway School, Kempston to all the teams taking part this year. You can see the highlights of the action at: in the Final. In joint third place was Ivel Valley School, Biggleswade https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XyY4e1QDvpo and Henlow Academy. We were very lucky to be joined on the day by ex-England cricketer Owais Shah who was keen to give Table Cricket a go! School Games is the legacy programme from London 2012 and the Winter School Games is an annual competition that is the Level 3 County Finals for schools in Bedfordshire and Luton. As winners of the 2015/16 Bedfordshire Indoor Cricket League, Elstow Cricket Club qualifi ed to play in this year’s ECB Indoor National Club Championship. In the fi rst round, they beat Godmanchester and then faced Walmley at Edgbaston on Sunday 5 March in the regional Semi Final. Elstow’s Henry Wisson commented: Pictured: This year’s participants “Elstow were outgunned by Midlands outfi t Walmley CC in their regional semi- fi nal at Edgbaston on Sunday. Bowling fi rst, Elstow put in a decent shift in the fi eld, yet were blown away in their response to Walmley’s 122. Stu Robson excelled with the ball for Elstow bowling with his customary vigour as well as a ecting two run outs during the Walmley innings. Dan Wisson also claimed two sharp stumpings as Elstow reached the halfway stage in confi dent fashion. The Pictured: Winners Grange Academy Walmley opening bowlers tore into Elstow, as the Bedfordshire champions lost Dave Riddle and Phil Johnson in quick fashion. Runs became harder to come by as scoreboard pressure began to tell, Elstow’s batsmen failed to fi nd the gaps and Matt Stevens followed shortly after to Walmley’s o -spinner. The Wisson cousins forged something of a fi ght back before Dan was caught behind. Robson couldn’t replicate his earlier brilliance in the match with the bat and Thomas Bedfordshire Cricket is pleased to announce that we now have 20 clubs in Wisson was left as the last man standing again. A fortnight ago, Elstow’s skipper Bedfordshire who have joined the new All Stars Cricket programme – the put in the very epitome of a captain’s innings to get his side to Edgbaston as ECB’s biggest investment in recreational cricket ever. All Stars is a new Entry they brushed aside Huntingdonshire’s Godmanchester. This time, unfortunately, Level scheme for children aged 5-8 years and will be launched later in March despite his best e orts, Wisson couldn’t fi nd the runs required to power his team with clubs starting to deliver this during May. Further details about All Stars can over the line as Elstow fell 50 runs short of Walmsley’s total.” be found at: https://www.ecb.co.uk/be-involved/club-support/ programme-support/all-stars-cricket-centres or contact Howard Pictured: Owais Shah tries Table Cricket! Moxon at [email protected] or 07740 365050. Bedfordshire Indoor Cricket League results Bedfordshire Young Congratulations to the 2016/17 Indoor League winners in all four Divisions and Cricketers in training well done to those clubs that have been promoted: Division 1 – Potton Town Cricket Club All the boys and girls selected onto the Winter Training Programmes are working hard! One-to-one coaching sessions have been completed, squad sessions are now well underway and fi tness programmes are being followed with some re-testing coming up in April. This is all in preparation for the season which starts for some Division 2 – Brickhill Cricket Club next month. Keep up the hard work. Fundraising Fun Professional Fitness Training o er Connor Browne, Head of Physical Preparation at Tenax Performance, works as a strength and conditioning coach with fi rst-class and international cricketers. He recently put our young cricketers through their paces at this year’s Bedfordshire Young Cricketers Welcome Day and has now produced fi tness programmes for all the players involved. He would like to o er his services to the club cricketers within Bedfordshire; he is able to produce bespoke programmes to suit individual needs and circumstances delivered via an app. Further information on the o er can be found at: https://www.tenaxperformance.com/what-we- o er/beds-cricket-o er-1/ Division 3 – Kempston Cricket Club (also promoted Clifton B) Division 4 – Biggleswade B (also promoted Harlington) Bedfordshire’s Young Cricketers are looking to give something back through fundraising for Lord’s Taverners. All selected players (and To see all the results of this year’s Indoor League, please go to: http://bicl. their families) are invited to take part in a Military Mud Run on play-cricket.com/website/web_pages/112740 Sunday 9 April in Northamptonshire, having fun getting wet and muddy to help those young people not as fortunate as themselves. The event will also be a great team building exercise. If anyone would like to support the Young Cricketers, please email pkedwins@ yahoo.co.uk by Friday 10 March. Host a youth county fi xture If any club is interested in hosting a boys or girls’ county fi xture in 2017 please email [email protected] by Friday 17 March. It Bedfordshire Cricket is an opportunity to showcase your club’s facilities, raise valuable funds and help provide the counties young players with great experience. This year, Bedfordshire Cricket will pay clubs £50 for each day of cricket hosted upon receipt of an invoice Academy from the club. Lady Taverners U13 & U15 Schools Junior Cricket Master Class Indoor Competitions 2017 Women & Girls Indoor League This year, Bedfordshire has a record 32 school teams taking part in the competition at success Under 13 and Under 15. All schools with year groups 7-10 were o ered the opportunity Bedfordshire Cricket recently ran a three-day Master Class where 18 to enter a team and receive 10 hours of free coaching with their girls (funded through children practised their batting, bowling and fi elding skills as well the Chance to Shine programme) to prepare the teams. The Under 13 fi nals will be as taking part in a fun competitive matches. Medals were awarded held on Tuesday 28 March and the Under 15 fi nals on Wednesday 29 to: Jamie Nicol for Most Improved Player; Kyran Shackleton for the March, both at Inspire: Luton Sports Village. Winners in each category will Spirit of Cricket Award; Ben Ulvert for Best Bowler; and Guy Edwins go on to represent Bedfordshire at the regional fi nals. for Best Batter. Feedback from the kids that attended included ‘awesome’ and ‘amazing’ and one parent commented: “It was very comprehensive with a good mix of fun and skills.” Take a look at the Master Class in action at: https://www.youtube.com/ Kings of Queens! watch?v=kohQGU4T2b0. The next Master Class will run in October; details to be confi rmed. Come along and join our new league which started on Sunday 5 March 1-3 pm for 6 weeks at Flitwick Leisure Centre, £3 per session. For further information, contact Howard Moxon at howard.moxon@ bedscricket.co.uk or call 07740 365050. News New Farley Hill Hub February was a busy month for the Wicketz project in Luton! Three Hubs have now become four with our new Farley Hill Hub starting at the end of February. This Hub is based at Farley Hill Community Centre and will again be free for children Kyran Shackleton Jamie Nicol and young adults aged 8-15 to come and have a go. Most Improved Player Spirit of Cricket Wicketz Hub Tournament “A mile along from the school where Alastair Cook learned his trade, Bedford’s Queens Park throbs with cricket in the raw.” All Out Cricket’s Adam Collins on a modern cricketing success story. Read the full article at: http://www. alloutcricket.com/club/kings-of-queens. Ben Ulvert Guy Edwins Best Bowler Best Batter The inaugural indoor Wicketz Hub Tournament took place during February with one team from each of the three established Hubs taking part: Lutonian, Luton Town & Indians and Luton Caribbean. The Lutonian Wicketz Chance to Shine Street League Regional roles Hub won the fi nal and became the fi rst team to lift the Wicketz Trophy. We were also really lucky to be joined by Ashar Zaidi, who is currently playing for Essex. Bedfordshire Cricket is pleased to announce that Jason Wood Ashar shared his experience with the children and got really involved with the The Chance to Shine Street Leagues in Luton and Bedford have been running (currently Cricket Development Coach - Inclusion & Diversity and since January, following two successful competitions in Luton in 2015 and 2016.
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