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Cardiff Cavaliers Cricket Club Archive: 2005 Cardiff Cavaliers Cricket Club Archive: 2005 In this document you will be able to find details of: Officers & Award winners Player averages Results summary (on-line match reports were only introduced in 2006) 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 2005 season): Honorary President: Graham (Joey) Newbury Chairman: Glyn Poulsom Captain: Ross Bowen Vice Captain: Warwick Armstrong Secretary: Jeremy Sparkes Treasurer: Jonathan Thomas Awards: Player of the Year: Nick Hutchings Clubman: Wyn Pritchard Top batsman: Warwick Armstrong Top bowler: Riaz Anwar Notable achievements Willow League Plate Winners Ross Bowen becomes 2nd ever Cavalier to take a ‘hat trick’ during a spell of four wickets in five balls (in the Willow League match against Oz Bar Wizards at Blackweir on 26 May) Player averages Batting - Qualification: 5 completed innings M Inn Nots Best 4/6 50s Ave Agg Warwick Armstrong 9 9 3 67* 36/1 3 54.30 326 Riaz Anwar 7 6 1 48* 24/5 - 40.60 203 Nick Hutchings 16 16 2 82 61/11 4 33.07 463 Andrew Steadman 5 5 - 54 18/1 1 33.02 166 Meirion Nelson 11 10 - 75 24/0 1 22.20 222 Jamie Smith 10 10 1 53* 25/4 1 22.18 204 Nigel Adams 16 14 1 54 26/2 1 18.15 236 Mark Simpson 17 13 7 37 10/0 - 15.80 95 Dave Parsons 15 14 3 52 15/0 1 14.92 194 Rhodri Nelson 16 12 1 47 9/2 - 12.45 137 Glyn Poulsom 19 10 2 28 10/0 - 11.75 94 Jeremy Sparkes 13 11 1 34 6/0 - 10.10 101 Jonathan Thomas 11 11 1 38 7/2 - 8.00 80 Steve Davis 22 15 5 16 2/0 - 7.80 78 Martin Buckle 20 19 5 20* 2/0 - 5.29 74 Vince Strawson 7 7 - 14 1/0 - 4.10 29 Huw Parsons 10 7 1 11 1/0 - 3.60 29 Wyn Pritchard 17 10 4 3 - - 1.34 8 Also batted Julian Boardman 5 3 - 20 3/1 - - 34 Ross Bowen 20 7 4 14 3/0 - - 35 Graeme Brown 21 10 6 21* 4/0 - - 59 Wayne Childs 14 4 2 18* 2/0 - - 29 Rhodri Davies 1 1 - 38 0/3 - - 38 Mark de Mel 1 1 - 7 1/0 - - 7 Jason Duffy 9 2 - 6 1/0 - - 6 Guido Fletcher 3 1 - 4 1/0 - - 4 Mark Jones 1 1 - 1 - - - 1 Geoff Lewis 4 4 - 14 - - - 18 Steve Morris 1 1 - 0 - - - 0 Joey Newbury 3 3 - 11 4/0 - - 22 Matt Sandy 1 1 - 0 - - - 0 Mark Searle 1 1 - 0 - - - 0 Roger Thorney 2 2 - 0 - - - 0 Alan Ward 3 3 - 4 - - - 4 N White 1 1 - 1 - - - 1 Bowling - Qualification: 20 overs Ovs M Runs Wkts Ave Econ S/R 3wkt Best Riaz Anwar 20 0 148 8 18.50 7.40 15.00 1 3/21 Nigel Adams 50 2 273 11 24.82 5.46 27.30 1 4/6 Wayne Childs 67 5 381 15 25.40 5.69 26.80 2 3/13 Jason Duffy 27 2 132 5 26.40 4.89 32.40 1 3/14 Graeme Brown 56.1 1 371 13 28.54 6.63 25.93 1 3/42 Ross Bowen 75 2 384 13 29.54 5.12 34.60 2 4/23 Dave Parsons 60 1 353 11.5 29.55 5.88 34.29 1 3/39 Rhodri Nelson 27 0 142 4 35.50 5.23 40.50 - 2/15 Meirion Nelson 41 3 249 6 41.50 6.07 41.00 - 2/6 Mark Simpson 60 4 375 8 46.88 6.25 45.00 1 2/23 Glyn Poulsom 33.2 0 243 5 48.60 7.30 40.00 1 3/38 Huw Parsons 38 0 216 4 54.00 5.68 57.00 - 2/23 Jonathan Thomas 21.2 0 131 2 65.50 6.15 64.00 - 1/20 Also bowled Warwick Armstrong 2 0 18 0 - - - - 0/18 Julian Boardman 17 0 110 1 - - - - 1/36 Rhodri Davies 3 0 34 1 - - - - 1/34 Steve Davis 4 0 41 2 - - - - 2/15 Nick Hutchings 4 0 17 2 - - - - 2/8 Steve Morris 4 0 13 0 - - - - 0/13 Joey Newbury 11 2 54 0 - - - - 0/26 Wyn Pritchard 0.2 - 5 0 - - - - 0/5 Matt Sandy 1 0 5 0 - - - - 0/5 Mark Searle 1 0 19 0 - - - - 0/19 Jamie Smith 3 1 14 0 - - - - 0/14 Jeremy Sparkes 2 0 8 1 - - - - 1/8 Andrew Steadman 11 0 71 1 - - - - 1/19 Vince Strawson 10 0 83 2 - - - - 1/26 Roger Thorney 4 0 30 0 - - - - 0/30 Fielding (catch/stumping) Steve Davis 3/6 Nick Hutchings 8/- Jonathan Thomas 2/2 Ross Bowen 4/- Meirion Nelson 4/- Rhodri Nelson 4/- Jamie Smith 2/1 Mark Simpson 3/- Glyn Poulsom 3/- Dave Parsons 2/- and the following held one catch each: Anwar Armstrong Boardman Childs Duffy Newbury Steadman Thorney Results & Match summaries Fixtures Played Won Lost Abandoned 39 30 6 23 1 Match summaries are in chronological order with the earliest game first Dinas Powys Cav 38 ao (21.3ovs) Smith 14 Lost by 9 wkts Dinas Pow 40 for 1 (8.1ovs) Parsons H 1-11 South Glam S Glam 164 for 3 Simpson 2-33; Brown 1-11 Lost by 79 runs Cav 85 for 4 Nelson M 32 Sevenoaks Sevenoaks 162 for 2 Boardman 1-36 Lost be 81 runs Cav 81 for 7 Smith 19 Cynon Valley Cynon 215 for 2 Simpson 2-29 Lost by 14 runs Cav 201 for 9 Nelson M 75; Adams 32 Rhiwbina Cav 86 for 9 Hutchings 21 Lost by 4 wkts Rh 90 for 6 (19ovs) Childs 3-13; Bowen 1-7 Oz Bar Wizards Cav 151 for 6 Smith 48; Hutchings 31 Won by 24 runs OBW 127 for 6 Bowen 4-23(inc hat trick) Cup: Sevenoaks Sevenoaks 93 for 9 (18.5ovs) Duffy 1-1; Davis 2-15; Simpson 1-6; Sparkes 1-9 Won by 4 wkts Cav 94 for 6 Hutchings 25; Nelson M 25 Chartered Trust Ch Trust 112 for 7 Duffy 3-14; Anwar 2-14 Lost by 18 runs Cav 94 ao (17.4 ovs) Thomas 31; Anwar 29 Hways Hurricanes Cav 109 for 4 Anwar 48no; Buckle 17 no Won by 30 runs HH 79 for 9 Adams 4-6; Nelson M 2-10 Casuals Casuals 177 for 4 Nelson R 1-26; Childs 1-30 Lost by 28 runs Cav 149 for 4 Steadman 54; Anwar 43 BA Dragons Cav 165 for 1 Hutchings 57 no; Smith 53 no Won by 26 runs BAD 139 ao (19ovs) Nelson M 3-12; Bowen 3-16 Ebbw Vale Ebbw 244 for 9 Brown 3-42; Childs 2-45 Lost by 138 runs Cav 106 for 9 Brown 21 no; Childs 18no Cup semi: Uni Cav 144 for 6 Steadman 27; Parsons D 24no Lost by 9 wkts Uni 145 for 1 (17.2ovs) Steadman 1-19 Cardiff Uni Staff Uni 120 for 4 Brown 2-25; Adams 1-13 Lost by 4 runs Cav 116 for 6 Armstrong 67no Hopkinstown Cav 151 ao (37.1ovs) Armstrong 60; Adams 32 Lost by 7 wkts Hop152 for 3 (25ovs) Thomas 1-23 Plate: GE GE 120 for 4 Brown 2-31; Childs 1-17 Won by 5 wkts Cav 121 for 5 Armstrong 43; Simpson 37 Cynon Valley CV 162 for 6 Adams 2-14; Brown 2-28 Lost by 76 runs Cav 86 ao (28.3ovs) Adams 40; Parsons H 11 Hways Hurricanes HH 141 for 1 Lost by 18 runs Cav 123 for 7 Anwar 48; Davies 38 Plate: Sevenoaks Cav 149 for 2 Hutchings 82; Armstrong 47no Won by 24 runs Sevenoaks 125 for 6 Anwar 3-21 Tour match Winscombe 186 for 5 Childs 2-35; Simpson 2-23 Lost by 74 runs Cav 112 ao (31.4ovs) Hutchings 44 Tour match Timberscombe 187 for 8 Poulsom 3-38; Adams 2-37 Lost by 22 runs Cav 165 ao (32ovs) Hutchings 52; Poulsom 24 Plate: Oz Bar Wzd Oz Bar 131 for 2 Simpson 1-17 Lost by 5 runs Cav 126 for 4 Armstrong 51no; Anwar 34 Hways Hurricanes HH 113 for 7 Nelson R 2-15; Parsons H 2-23 Lost by 21 runs Cav 92 for 9 Nelson R 47 Pencoed Pencoed 298 for 3 Parsons D 2-56 Lost by 152 runs Cav 146 for 7 Parsons D 52; Thomas 38 Chartered Trust Cav 87 for 5 Sparkes 34; Poulsom 28 Lost by 10 wkts Ch T 88 for 0 (7.2ovs) Chartered Trust Cav 83 for 5 Sparkes 23; Adams 22 Lost by 3 wkts Ch T 84 for 7 (12.2ovs) Adams 1-10; Simpson 1-21 Barry Athletic Cav 193 for 5 Hutchings 57; Adams 54 Abandoned BA innings not started – rain Consmen Consmen 75 for 4 Hutchings 2-8; Poulsom 1-7 Lost by 10 runs Cav 65 for 5 Buckle 20 no Sri Lankans Sri L 204 for 5 Parsons D 3-39 Lost by 37 runs Cav 167 ao (39.1ovs) Hutchings 65; Smith 25 Croesyceiliog Cav 119 ao (38.3ovs) Steadman 39; Boardman 20 Lost by 9 wkts Crosy 123 for 1 (20.3ovs) Brown 1-22 .
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