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'Cricket Erewash' YOUTH LEAGUE & Erewash Section of U12/U14 Collard Dawn Competition HANDBOOK 2018 ‘Cricket Erewash’ YOUTH LEAGUE & Erewash Section of u12/u14 Collard Dawn Competition HANDBOOK 2018 OFFICIALS OF CRICKET EREWASH SEASON 2018 PRESIDENT: Glendon Dallard Vice-Presidents: Mr V. Brownett, Mr B. Fitch, Mr G. Holyoake & Mr G Hornbuckle Management Committee: - Administrator Mr G. Dallard, 70 Grosvenor Avenue, Long Eaton, Nottingham. (0115 972 7550) Hon Treasurer Mr A.J. Winfield, 40 Shirley St., Long Eaton, Nottingham (0115 973 5568) The website is:- www.cricketerewash.org.uk Members R. Smith (0115 932 7254) G Swain (07505 112 385) Auditor K Lawton. 2 CRICKET EREWASH At each age group, an organiser has been set up, responsible for all aspects of that age group. THE ORGANISERS KWIK Roger Smith (0115 932 7254) 18, Hurley Court, West Hallam, Ilkeston. Derbyshire. DE7 6LG Email [email protected] U11 HARDBALL Roger Smith (0115 932 7254) 18, Hurley Court, West Hallam, Ilkeston. Derbyshire. DE7 6LG Email [email protected] UNDER 13, 15 & 17 via Play-cricket Glen Dallard (07572 465654) 70 Grosvenor Avenue, Long Eaton Nottingham, NG10 3FQ Email [email protected] Up-to-date information can be found on our website:- www.cricketerewash.org.uk Note! The Individual Organisers above can be Emailed direct from the website 3 Club contacts Name Telephone 2018 Awsworth kwik Derek Balmforth O7899896111 U11 Derek Balmforth O7899896111 Breadsall Kwik Mark Johnson O7449989825 Sam Moseley O7917794020 u13 Ross Smith O7764466958 Sam Moseley O7917794020 u15 James Drew O7870568816 Adam Smith O7703360885 Duffield o15 Steve Anderson O7887770350 Ilkeston Kwik Matt Sisson 07949 832055 Vikki Banks 07751 325617 u11 Rob Green 07534 271605 Vikki Banks 07751 325617 u13 Ian Banks 07856 570551 u13 Andy Flindal 07766 370648 u15 Tom Henshaw 07967 190858 Vikki Banks 07751 325617 Long Eaton kwik Andrew Merriman 07850 667800 u11 Sam Harris 07792 852062 Simon Ward 07732 824807 u13 Strikers Simon Ward 07732 824807 Kieran Cooke 07807 068002 u13 Kieran Cooke Lightening 07807 068002 Simon Ward 07732 824807 u15 Kieran Cooke 07807 068002 Simon Ward 07732 824807 Nutbrook Kwik Rich Smith O7940934709 U11H Rich Smith O7940934709 Matt Newnham O7818509350 u13 Matt Newnham O7818509350 u15 Matt Newnham O7818509350 Ockbrook Kwik Ben Patton 07718 585437 u11 H Maroon Gavin Doody O7850307319 u11 H Maroon Tony Barker 07850 500926 u11H Blue Andy Przlbylko O7841953580 u11H Red Ross Coxon O7972926999 u13 Noel Holt O7907257986 Paul Chetwynd 07795 178945 u15 Phil Thatcher O7910385121 Risley Kwik Tony Flavell 07796 406165 u13 Alex Sherwin 07718 213340 Jamie Slee 07742 892385 Sandiacre Kwik Jean Jordison O7815913052 John Jordison O7971139638 4 u11A Mick Bembridge O7805695437 u11B David Jordison O7967382845 u13 Ian Hardwick O7771668686 Richie Burne O7966248538 o15 Mick Bembridge O7805695437 Sawley Kwik Mark Cliff 07421 371011 U11H Clive Cartwright 07901 563725 Adeline Smith 07772 985909 U15 ` Ken Lawton O7884073215 Mark Cliff 07421 371011 Shipley Kwik Simon Lacey 07739 949862 U11H Simon Lacey 07739 949862 u13 Simon Lacey 07739 949862 Dpondon Kwik Jon Clewes 07814 406245 U11H Blue Hannah Fuller 07870 886221 Jeremy Flight 07947 364780 u11H Red Jon Clewes 07814 406245 John Macukewicz O7786910046 u13 Red Shelley Morse 07912 528957 Paul Sheard 07500 888109 u13 Blue Martin Burley 07941 820484 Alfie Burley 07914 009504 u15 Simon Hill 07981 035337 Dave Tattersall 07470 213196 Stainsby Kwik Jayne Aldred O7747830239 u11 Mark Greaves O7807776570 Andy Phillips O7815560906 u13 Gary Treece O7910210649 Matt Hallam O7976352876 u15 Mark Greaves O7807776570 Matt Hallam O7976352876 A condition of entry to the CRICKET EREWASH Youth League is that ALL players in ALL teams accept the Code of Conduct below as the standard to be achieved CRICKET EREWASH – YOUTH LEAGUE CODE OF CONDUCT FOR ALL PLAYERS We ask our young cricketers to follow the code of conduct, which is designed to ensure that Youth teams in EREWASH observe high standards both on and off the field. 1. Please conduct yourself on the field in a sporting and courteous manner. Play the game competitively, but always show respect to the opposition and to the match officials. Sledging and dissent are unacceptable. 5 2. Please respect the rights, dignity and worth of all participants regardless of gender, ability, cultural background or religion. 3. Remember that you are guests of clubs that host the matches. Ensure that you use facilities properly and, for example, always leave the changing rooms in a tidy condition. 4. Whites must be worn at all times during the hours of play. Appropriate cricket training clothing may be worn for pre-match practice as agreed with your manager. 5. It is important that, if selected for a match, that you contact your manager immediately if you are injured, unwell or think you may not be able to play. Do not hesitate; it is vital that the manager knows immediately that you may be ‘doubtful’. 6. You are responsible for making arrangements to travel to matches, though your manager will help organise those who have transport problems. 7. Please show this to your parents. 8. Most of all - Enjoy Your Cricket. Please ensure that your Players, Coaches & Managers are aware of this Code of Conduct 6 Laws of Cricket. In October 2017 the laws of cricket were revised Of particular interest that will apply to our Junior Leagues are the following:- Reminder 1. It will be a No ball if the ball bounces more than once before reaching the popping crease. This does not apply to Kwik. It applies to u11, u13, u15 and u17 only. For Kwik – as previous years allow flexibility. Reminder 2. The ball can be caught after it strikes a helmet which is being worn by a fielder or the wicket-keeper Reminder 3. A batsman can now be Run out if the ball rebounds directly from a fielder’s helmet onto the stumps . Reminder 4. The restriction on a stumping not being allowed if the ball rebounds from the helmet has been lifted. Reminder 5 Bat Sizes. This part of the New Law comes in 2020 for all Recreational cricket Reminder 6. For non-pitching deliveries, all deliveries, irrespective of their speed, which pass above waist height of the upright striker are to trigger the sanctions but the initial warning is dispensed with and only a first and final warning will be given for each type of dangerous bowling before the bowler is suspended. Agreed for u13, u15 and u17. For u11H, to be called No ball but no sanctions Reminder 7. Players Conduct. Level 1, 2, 3 & 4 do not apply however coach of offending team to be advised that this sort of behavior must not continue. Any serious Player Conduct Offences to be reported by the umpires to [email protected] for further action. GD will contact the club concerned. Reminder 8 Ball bouncing over head height of striker’ such balls are to be called as No balls. 7 KWIK RULES 2018 Kwik is intended as an introduction to cricket for very young boys and girls and whilst it is recognised that cricket is a competitive game the prime purpose of Kwik is that children in safety can enjoy the game without too much pressure. So play to win – YES – but be aware that the real competitive edge is best reserved for the Hardball games. For 2018 – the matches will be played on a NON-League basis ie Festivals on Friday Evenings. Evenings rained off may be replayed. End date for this competition is Aug 24 1. The Competition is open to any member Club and will be administered by Cricket Erewash Management Committee. 2. A subscription of £12 will be levied for each age group entered. 3. Teams will consist of 8 players. Boys - born on or after 1.9.2006 will be eligible for this competition Girls - born on or after 1.9.2005 will be eligible for this competition. Note! It is the responsibility of the team manager to establish if a player is the correct age. Guidance Notes for Team Managers/Coaches. County u10 and u11 hardball players are barred from this competition! Established u11 hardball players MUST NOT be used for this competition. (Guidance note! 4 matches max at Hardball to constitute established hardball player. ) Kwik Competitions are to introduce young players to cricket. Intimidation of young players by older or more competent players MUST not be permitted. 4 The pitch to be 16 yards long. An extra line (called a pitching line) is to be marked across the pitch 8 yards from each end. The minimum recommended boundary is 20 yards. 5 Start Time 6pm if possible, 6.15pm latest. 6 The Host club is the organiser at their venue and the Result Sheet fully completed must be mailed or Emailed to the Under 11 Co-ordinator as soon as possible after the matches have taken place. ([email protected]) 7. Matches will consist of one 8 over innings per side. The decision to bat first is to be decided by the toss of a coin. a. Batting Players will bat in pairs. Each pair will face two overs regardless of how many times they are dismissed. Batsmen will change ends so that any dismissed batsman does not face the next delivery. All normal ways of dismissal except L.B.W. will apply. Note! Each team must provide an umpire (who may give advice) and a scorer. Umpires must ensure that strikers do not face the next ball after being dismissed. The Umpires decision is final. b. Bowling Each player will bowl one six ball over with over arm action. No ball must be called if the ball does not pitch over the ‘pitching line’ OR passes without pitching (or would have passed without pitching) above waist height of the batsman standing upright in his/her normal stance position irrespective of whether the ball is struck or is out of reach of the batsman.
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