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Gray Nicolls Country Cricket Week Fixture Victorian Country Cricket League 17Th to 21St February 2014 Platypus – Gray Nicolls Country Cricket Week Fixture Victorian Country Cricket League 17th to 21st February 2014 Fixture PROVINCIAL Day 1 Monday 17 February Sale Maffra v Leongatha Dandenong Murray Valley v Bendigo Greenvale Bairnsdale v Mornington Peninsula Camberw ell South West v Geelong Footscay Edgew ater Day 2 Tuesday 18 February Geelong v Bairnsdale Melbourne University Mornington Peninsula v Murray Valley Ringw ood Bendigo v Sale Maffra Carlton Leongatha v South West Kew Day 3 Wednesday 19 February Sale Maffra v Mornington Peninsula Box Hill Murray Valley v Geelong Sunshine Bairnsdale v South West Central Reserve South Bendigo v Leongatha Prahran Day 4 Thursday 20 February South West v Murray Valley Baysw ater Geelong v Sale Maffra Caulfield Bendigo v Mornington Peninsula Endeavour Hills Leongatha v Bairnsdale Dandenong Final Friday 21 February at the MCG 1 DIVISION 2 Day 1 Monday 17 February Warrnambool v Hamilton Geelong Traralgon v Mornington Peninsula (2) Central Reserve North Ferntre Gully v Yarra Valley Fitzroy Doncaster Benalla v Ballarat Carlton Day 2 Tuesday 18 February Ballarat v Ferntree Gully Ivanhoe Yarra Valley v Traralgon Casey Sth Melbourne #5 Mornington Peninsula (2) v Warrnambool Brighton Hamilton v Benalla Coburg Day 3 Wednesday 19 February Warrnambool v Yarra Valley Northcote Traralgon v Ballarat Malvern Ferntree Gully v Benalla Croydon Mornington Peninsula (2) v Hamilton Moorabbin Day 4 Thursday 20 February Benalla v Traralgon Haw thorn Monash Ballarat v Warrnambool Melton Mornington Peninsula (2) v Yarra Valley Frankston #2 Hamilton v Ferntree Gully Mt Waverly Final Friday 21 February at The Albert Ground DIVISION 3 Day 1 Monday 17 February Wangaratta v Gisborne Essendon Sunraysia v Goulburn Murray Balw yn Warragul v West Gippsland Casey Sth Melbourne #5 Day 2 Tuesday 18 February West Gippsland v Sunraysia Werribee Goulburn Murray v Wangaratta Oakleigh Gisborne v Warragul Yarraville Day 3 Wednesday 19 February Wangaratta v West Gippsland Elsternw ick Sunraysia v Warragul Frankston #1 Goulburn Murray v Gisborne Brunsw ick Day 4 Thursday 20 February Warragul v Wangaratta Noble Park Goulburn Murray v West Gippsland Northcote Gisborne v Sunraysia Footscray Edgew ater Final Friday 21 February at Ormond or Preston 2 DIVISION 4 Day 1 Monday 17 February Central Gippsland v Shepparton Haw thorn Monash Seymour v Colac Altona Day 2 Tuesday 18 February Shepparton v Seymour Camberw ell Colac v Central Gippsland Yarrambat Day 3 Wednesday 19 February Central Gippsland v Shepparton Fitzroy Doncaster Colac v Seymour Broadmeadow s Day 4 Thursday 20 February Colac v Shepparton Williamstow n Central Gippsland v Seymour Brighton Final Friday 21 February at Ormond or Preston 3 TEAM MANAGERS ASSOCIATION TEAM MANAGER CONTACT Provincial Bairnsdale Geoff Stewart 0408 390 309 Bendigo Ashley Pierce 0434 982 664 Geelong Justin Brown 0425 795 298 Leongatha Kristian Gray 0439 825 168 Mornington Peninsula (1) Darren Uccello 0418 259 027 Murray Valley Matt Haddrell 0432 433 821 Sale Maffra Dean Benson 0408 517 322 South West Keith Barker 0438 676 027 Division 2 Ballarat Darren Woodyatt 0431 939 511 Benalla Bernie Stratton 0421 632 590 Ferntree Gully Craig Wilkinson 0407 825 299 Hamilton Lloyd Ilet 0409 978 650 Mornington Peninsla (2) Paul Pelzer 0401 038 099 Traralgon Alan Newton 0407 519 022 Warrnambool Glenn Kelson 0458 620 691 Yarra Valley Ern Horgan 0414 288 920 Division 3 Gisborne Mick Barker 0413 074 134 Goulburn Murray Peter Raglus 0417 551 734 Sunraysia Chris Howes 0400 670 763 Wangaratta Barry Grant 0437 102 494 Warragul Brian Sell 0418 347 323 West Gippsland Stephen Johnson 0425 779 537 Division 4 Central Gippsland Wayne Mills 0402 426 814 Colac Craig Murdoch 0419 104 083 Seymour Ray Cowell 0409 137 977 Shepparton James Stokes 0488 720 220 4 GROUND LOCATION AND CONTACTS CLUB LOCATION MAP CONTACT PERSON PHONE Altona Frank Kirk Oval, Grant Reserve, Civic Pde, Altona 54 H9 Sean McCartney 0433 874 539 Balwyn Balwyn Park, Cherry Rd, Balwyn 46 D8 Nick Courtney 0450 588 644 Bayswater Bayswater Oval, Bayswater Rd, Bayswater 64 G2 Gary Hancock 0416 422 567 Box Hill Box Hill City Oval, Whitehorse Rd, Box Hill 47 G9 Peter Robertson 0421 953 112 Brighton Brighton Beach Oval, South Rd, Brighton Beach 76 D3 Ryan Sweeney 0402 245 992 Broadmeadows Lakeside Dve Reserve, Lakeside Dve, Roxburgh Park 180 A6 Pas Sciulli 0421 545 941 Brunswick AG Gillon Oval, Pearson St, Brunswick 29 E6 Chris Owner 0458 397 708 Camberwell Camberwell Sports Ground, Camberwell Rd, Camberwell 59 K2 Garry Goodman 0419 873 356 Carlton Princes Park #1,Royal Parade, North Carlton 29 G12 John McConville 0418 551 651 Casey – Sth Melb. Casey Fields #4 Oval, Berwick-Cranbourne Rd, Cranbourne East 134 E8 Carolyn de Wet 0407 535 760 Caulfield Caulfield Park, Balaclava Rd, Caulfield North 59 C12 Simone Richardson 0415 482 259 Coburg Coburg City Oval, Harding St, Coburg 29 J1 Ken Waters 0408 371 613 Croydon Croydon Park Oval, Hewish Rd, Croydon 50 K4 Janelle Shakespeare 0438 091 394 Dandenong Shepley Oval, Pultney St, Dandenong 91AH11 Elizabeth Williamson 0409 184 277 Elsternwick Elsternwick Park #1 Oval, Glenhuntly Rd, Elsternwick 67 D3 Bryan Hammer 0408 306 595 Endeavour Hills Sydney Pargeter Reserve, Power Rd, Endeavor Hills 91 B1 David Anning 9708 1232 Essendon Windy Hill, Brewster St, Essendon 28 H3 David Pisani 0401 994 468 Fitzroy Doncaster Schramms Reserve, JJ Tuly Drive, Doncaster 33 F11 Meg Duckworth 0408 765 054 Footscray Edgewater Mervyn G Hughes Oval, Farnsworth Ave, Footscray 25 F2 Rob Ward 0406 740 193 Frankston Peninsula AH Butler Oval, Jubilee Park, Hill St, Frankston 102 H4 Glenn Davey 0431 777 390 Geelong Geelong Cricket Ground, Kardinia Park, Geelong 401 E9 David Barnes 0417 123 669 Greenvale Kangaroos Greenvale Reserve, Section Rd, Greenvale 178 F7 Roslyn Robertson 0408 573 929 Hawthorn Monash Uni Monash University #1 Oval, Wellington Rd, Clayton 70 G12 Bruce Wilson 0417 551 834 Ivanhoe Ivanhoe Park, The Boulevard, Ivanhoe 31 H9 David Cheetham 0438 129 116 Kew Victoria Park (North Oval) High St, Kew 45 G5 Vaughan Roberts 0412 122362 Malvern Malvern City Oval, High St, Malvern 59 C7 Anthony Hillier 0408 034 292 Melbourne Albert Ground, St Kilda Rd, Melbourne 2L A9 Steven McCooke 0400 833 870 Melbourne University University Grounds, off College Cres, Carlton 2B D5 Tim Heathcote 0404 281 347 Melton MacPherson Park (#1 Oval), Coburns Rd, Melton 330 H8 Ivanka Gale 0400 657 310 Monash Tigers Central Reserve, Cnr Springvale Rd & Waverley Rd, Waverley 71 B5 Peter Wells 0411 601 421 Moorabbin Moorleigh Community Village, Bignell Rd, Bentleigh East 78 B5 Peter McKenna 0402 264 722 Mount Waverley Mt. Waverley Reserve, Charles St, Mt. Waverley 61 F12 Stephen Golding 0411 696 817 Noble Park Pat Wright Snr Oval, Moodermere St, Noble Park 89 D5 Colin Brown 0435 304 537 Northcote Bill Lawry Oval, Westgarth St, Northcote 30 G11 Peter Simpson 0418 382 025 Oakleigh Warrawee Park Oval, Warrigal Rd, Oakleigh 69 F6 John Doig 0407 042 247 Ormond EE Gunn Reserve, Malane St, Ormond 68 E7 Mathew Cousins 0414 348 259 Plenty Valley Yarrambat War Memorial Park, Ironbark Rd, Yarrambat 184 G8 Darren Callahan 0413 055 829 Prahran Toorak Park, 580 Orrong Rd, Armadale 58 J7 John Zarb 0425 845 338 Preston Preston City Oval, Cramer St, Preston 18 F12 Stephen Wilson 0425 715 821 Ringwood Russell Lucas Oval, Jubilee Park, Greenwood Ave, Ringwood 49 J11 John Cassidy 0425 731 736 St Kilda Junction Oval, Cnr Queens Rd Dve & Fitzroy St, St Kilda 2P B2 Steve Wain 0407 177 806 Sunshine Dempster Park, Phoenix St, Sunshine 26 J9 Rose Fanning 0414 942 005 Werribee Chirnside Park, Watton St, Werribee 205 H9 Chris Burton 0407 257 938 Williamstown Williamstown Cricket Ground, Willianstown Rd, Willianstown 56 D12 Dr, Geoffrey Hart 0414 575 431 Yarraville Yarraville Oval, Williamstown Rd, Yarraville 41 K8 Andrew Ramadge 0409 189 974 NOTES: For the teams playing in Friday’s Finals, the League will notify the eight teams of the venue for each Division on Thursday evening and will be posted on the Inpho Line above. Teams playing games at Melbourne University are reminded that parking is extremely limited. Team Managers should contact Mr Tim Heathcote prior to the match day on 0404 281 347 and tell him which vehicles will require entry, which is through the gate off Swanston Street. Parking at the Malvern ground is very limited. For the D2 game on Wednesday, the Council will be approached to allow access for both team buses only 5 COUNTRY WEEK RULES ________________________________________________________ VICTORIAN COUNTRY CRICKET LEAGUE Melbourne Country Week Rules (Revised in January 2014) ________________________________________________________ INDEX 1. FORMAT OF COMPETITION 1.1 Control of Competition 1.2 Powers of The Board 1.3 Structure of Competition 1.4 Laws of Cricket 2. ELIGIBILITY OF ASSOCIATIONS 2.1 Eligibility 2.2 Application for Entry 2.3 Acceptance of Application 2.4 Amalgamation of Associations 2.5 Grading 2.6 Late Withdrawal 3. PLAYING DATES 4. VENUES 5. DRAW 6. UMPIRES 7. ELIGIBILITY OF PLAYERS 7.1 Residential Qualifications 7.2 Players from Non Represented Districts 7.3 Players Residing Outside Victoria 7.4 International Players 7.5 Registration for Country Week 8. HOURS OF PLAY 9 PLAYING CONDITIONS 9.1 Principle of Competition 9.2 The Side Batting First is Not Dismissed 9.3 The Side Batting First is Dismissed or Declares 9.4 Delayed Starts 9.5 Interruptions due to Adverse Weather Conditions 9.6 First Innings Results Program Matches 6 9.7 First Innings Results Finals 9.8 Declarations 9.9 Follow On 9.10 Notification of End of Innings 9.11 Refusal or Inability to Play 9.12 Completion of Last Over 9.13 Twelfth Man 9.14 Player’s Dress 9.15 Over Limits 9.16 No Ball Penalty Plus Runs Scored Otherwise 9.17 Wide Ball Penalty Plus Runs Scored Otherwise 10.
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