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22 3 INDEX

Editor’s Comments...... Page 4 Special Offer List of Officials...... Page 5 for Members’ 2019 Fixtures...... Page 10 Bucks Secretary’s report...... Page 16 Obituaries & Congratulations...... Page 20 Director of Cricket’s report...... Page 22 Bucks Captain’s report...... Page 23 Bucks capped players...... Page 25 The Black Horse is proud to support Bucks County Unicorns Counties Championship...... Page 27 Cricket Club this season. Unicorns Trophy...... Page 40 T20 reports...... Page 42 Bucks records...... Page 50 We are hoping it proves to be a successful season Academy Cricket...... Page 54 Bucks Cricket Board report...... Page 57 and to get it going we will be discounting members’ Bucks Pathway reports...... Page 60 food bills by 10% on all days except Sundays up to Bucks Seniors...... Page 66 Sponsor a Player...... Page 72 and including 31st May 2019. Golf Day...... Page 74 Membership, 100 Club, Friends...... Page 75 Bucks CCC Members...... Page 79 To make a Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner Reservation Affiliated clubs...... Page 81 please call 01753 663183 Accounts and 100 Club...... Page 94 Bucks rules...... Page 102 Membership application form...... Page 107

22 3 Knox pic It was a great year for Bucks cricket, with a much improved team display, highlighted by a number of outstanding individual Use from 2011 performances. Bucks won four of their six matches in the Unicorns Counties Championship, which in previous years would have won the Knox pic Eastern Division title, but we had to settle for fourth place in a

tight race. Use from 2011 Michael Payne, in his first year after stepping down as captain, enjoyed an historic season, becoming the first Bucks batsman ever to score centuries in three successive Championship matches. Garry Park scored the county's fastest ever century in terms of balls faced with his spectacular 100 not out from 50 balls against Staffordshire, while leg-spinner Stephen Croft took a remarkable 8-33 on his Championship debut against Hertfordshire. All this made it a memorable first season as captain for Tom Hampton, who led by example both on and off the field. It was a successful season, too, for the Academy side, who completed the Beynon Cup and Tom Orford Trophy double, while the boys' Under 17 team triumphed in their two-day competition. Bucks women's and girls' teams continue to improve, while the increase in seniors' cricket has led to a restructuring of the organisation of the Over 50s, Over 60s and Over 70s teams. In his report, Bucks's longest-serving secretary Kevin Beaumont outlines the structural changes to Minor Counties Cricket from 2020, with more emphasis on the shorter formats. We are most grateful to Andy Bone, from Sports Shots, for providing a number of pictures free of charge to the county this year, while Kevin Beaumont and the Bucks Board's managing director Richard Hudson have also kindly provided photographs for this publication. Bill Scholes, who is leaving the area, also deserves a mention for his great work behind the scenes over the past ten seasons. My thanks also to Frank Russell for his considerable help in publishing this handbook and also his work in running the website. We look forward to the 2019 season with considerable optimism.

Front cover: Stephen Croft in action while taking eight wickets in his Bucks Championship debut. Picture: Sports Shots.

4 5 BUCKS COUNTY CRICKET CLUB

Knox pic

Use from 2011 President: Stuart York Knox pic

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Vice-Presidents:

Sir Henry Aubrey-Fletcher, Bart. Sir Oliver Popplewell G.C.M.G., M.C., D.L., J.P. Sir Evelyn de Rothschild Mrs. Cheryl Gillan, M.P. D. E. Smith N. G. Hames P. L. B. Stoddart Sir James Horlick, Bart. R. E. Thomas D. R. Lidington, M.P. J. D. Turberville Rt. Hon. J. Major, P.C.

Hon. Life Members

P.D. Atkins, D.R. Peppiatt, S.E. York

Friends of Bucks:

Hilary Adams Robin Peppiatt Bill Atkins Bill Scholes Alan and Margaret Bailey Peter Stoddart David Chapman Ian and Annette Thomas Alan and Pauline Godley Peter and Jessie Thompson Jonathan Lilley John Turberville Douglas Miller

4 5 BUCKS COUNTY CRICKET CLUB Website address: www.bucksccc.org.uk

Chairman: IAN HODGSON 6 Chase Close, Coleshill, Bucks. HP7 0LX Telephone: 01494 721780 email: ian@hodgsonsme

Captain: TOM HAMPTON email: [email protected]

Secretary: KEVIN BEAUMONT Woodpeckers, 49 Amersham Road, Little Chalfont, Bucks. HP6 6SW Telephone: 01494 763516 email: [email protected]

Treasurer: NEIL RELPH A.C.A., A.T.I.I. c/o Rouse Partners LLP., 55 Station Road, Beaconsfield, Bucks. HP9 1QL Telephone: 01494 675321 (w) email: [email protected]

Assistant Secretary & Membership Secretary: JOHN PHILLIPS 40 Sheepfold Lane, Amersham, Bucks. HP7 9EJ Telephone: 01494 721244 (h) email: [email protected]

Director of Cricket: JASON HARRISON email: [email protected]

Cricket Administrator & Academy Manager: TIM RUSSELL email: [email protected]

Hon. Independent Accountants: Macintyre Hudson, Chartered Accountants 31 Castle Street, High Wycombe, Bucks. HP13 6LA Telephone: 01494 441226

Committee: Stuart Beck Ron Hedley Michael Knox Bob Lane Graeme Paskins Su Klyne Frank Russell David Turberville

Child Welfare Liaison Officer: ROGER GARRINI email: [email protected]

6 7 BUCKS COUNTY CRICKET CLUB Honorary Officials of the Club – 1891 - 2019 Presidents: 1891 Lord ROTHSCHILD 1908 1st Baron DESBOROUGH 1892 Lord CARRINGTON 1909 LIONEL de ROTHSCHILD 1893 Capt. F. J. PENTON 1910 Sir SAMUEL SCOTT, Bart. J.P. 1894 LEOPOLD de ROTHSCHILD 1911 H. S. LEON 1895 Baron F. de ROTHSCHILD, M.P. 1912 -1913 ANTHONY de ROTHSCHILD 1896 Lord CURZON 1914 - 1919 P. J. de PARAVICINI 1897 A. J. ROBARTS 1920 - 1921 4th Baron CHESHAM 1898 Lord ADDINGTON 1922 - 1946 Rt. Rev. P. H. ELIOT 1899 Lord CHESHAM the Lord Bishop of Buckingham 1900 H. S. LEON 1947 - 1959 Sir HENRY AUBREY-FLETCHER 1901 H. GRENFELL, M.P. Bart, C.V.O., D.S.O., J.P. 1902 Col. A. GILBEY 1960 - 1982 Sir JOHN AUBREY-FLETCHER 1903 W. TYRWHITT DRAKE Bart., J.P. 1904 Hon. W. ROTHSCHILD 1983 - 1995 T. C. ORFORD 1905 1st Baron BURNHAM 1996 - 2000 D. R. PEPPIATT 1906 ALEXANDER FINLAY 2001 - 2005 K. DRUCQUER 1907 F. C. CARR-GOMM, J.P., D.C.L. 2006 - 2013 S. J. TOMLIN 2014 - S. E. YORK

Chairmen: 1990 - 1996 K. DRUCQUER 1997 - 2010 S. E. YORK 2011 - K.I. HODGSON Captains: 1891 - 1892 C. W. PARRY 1967 - 1969 J. K. E. SLACK 1893 - 1907 P. J. de PARAVICINI 1970 - 1973 C.J. PARRY 1908 - 1912 W. F. LOWNDES 1974 - 1975 D. S. MACKINTOSH 1913 - 1918 E. H. D. SEWELL 1976 - 1979 B. W. POLL 1919 - 1946 W. B. FRANKLIN 1980 - 1984 D. E. SMITH 1947 C. H. TAYLOR 1985 R. E. HAYWARD/D. E. SMITH 1948 - 1951 O. G. BATTCOCK 1986 D. E. SMITH 1952 - 1954 B. A. BARNETT 1987 - 1991 N. G. HAMES 1955 G. REYNOLDS 1992 - 1993 G. R. BLACK 1956 - 1958 D. F. V. JOHNS 1994 - 1997 T. J. A. SCRIVEN 1959 - 1965 P. L. B. STODDART 1998 J. C. HARRISON 1966 B. C. JANES 1999 - 2008 P. D. ATKINS 2009 - 2014 J. C. HARRISON 2015 - 2017 M. J. PAYNE 2018 - T.R.G. HAMPTON Hon. Secretaries: 1891 - 1902 G. R. WARD 1927 - 1934 G. H. BROCKLEHURST, J.P. 1903 - 1907 H. E. BULL, Junior 1935 R. H. RUTTER 1908 Dr. B. ABRAHAMS, M.B., B.Sc. 1936 - 1945 G. H. BROCKLEHURST, J.P. 1909 - 1910 H. G. HOGARTH 1946 - 1951 H. TYSON CHAMBERS, J.P. 1911 - 1918 E. H. D. SEWELL 1952 - 1953 H. BAYLEY 1919 - 1922 Capt. S. L. TREVOR 1954 - 1968 C.A. PRINCE 1923 - 1924 O. P. HORLICK 1969 - 1984 P. M. M. SLATTER 1925 - 1926 Major H. L. AUBREY-FLETCHER, 1985 - 1997 S. J. TOMLIN D. S. O. 1998 - K. A. BEAUMONT Hon. Treasurers: 1891 - 1894 C. M. WOODBRIDGE 1937 - 1945 W. BLISS 1895 - 1902 C. E. COBB 1945 - 1951 W. CROWTHER, A.C.A. 1903 - 1907 E. N. N. BARTLETT 1952 - 1953 F. J. HOLMES 1908 - 1911 Col. F. T. H. BERNARD 1954 - 1955 M. F. GEE 1912 - 1919 H. E. BULL, Junior 1956 - 1983 P. M. M. SLATTER, 1920 - 1922 O. P. HORLICK F. C. I. B. 1923 - 1927 W. H. LAVINGTON 1984 - 1986 B. E. F. BENNETT, F.C.A. 1928 E. F. ROBSON 1987 - 1993 M. RAYMOND, F.C.A. 1928 - 1936 HAROLD BAKER 1993 - 1995 C. J. HAYFIELD, F.C.A. 1996 - N. A. RELPH, A.C.A., A.T.I.I. Team Secretaries/Managers/Director of Cricket 1928 - 1931 O.G. BATTCOCK 1964 - 1989 H. E. PERRIN 1932 - 1936 R. H. RUTTER 1990 - 1996 G. E. THOMPSON 1937 - 1946 J. H. L. AUBREY-FLETCHER 1997 J. D. DAVID 1959 - 1962 H. W. JOHNSON 1998 - 2003 S. G. LYNCH 1963 T. J. PLUMRIDGE 2004 - 2014 J. M. COLES 2015 J. C. HARRISON 6 7 BUCKS TEAM MANAGERS & COACHES Academy XI TIM RUSSELL email: [email protected] Under 17 JASON RANCE (coach/manager) Telephone: 07972 438455. email: [email protected] Under 16 STEVE RICHARDS (coach/manager) Telephone: 07712 604223. email: [email protected] Under 15 MARK FENTON (coach/manager) Telephone: 07703 133824. email: [email protected] Under 14 STEVE RICHARDS (coach) Telephone: 07712 604223 email: [email protected] Under 13 MALCOLM ROBERTS (manager/coach) Telephone 07970 551872 (m) email: [email protected] Under 12 JAMES SAVORY (manager/coach) Telephone: 07766 607546. email: [email protected] GEORGE MORRIS (coach) Telephone: 07761 967858 Under 11 & Under 10 DAVE RICHARDS (manager/coach) Telephone: 07875 081536. email: [email protected] Seniors Over 50s ROGER GARRINI (manager): Telephone: 01908 482518 (h), 07927 199468 (m). email [email protected] Captain Over 50s 1st XI: TEMOOR ALAM Telephone: 07771 525755 Captain Over 50s 2nd XI: STEVE WHITE Telephone: 01442 891212 (h), 07714 242620 (m), email: [email protected] Over 60 & Over 70; RON HEDLEY (manager) Telephone: 07710 987950. email: [email protected] Captain Over 60s 1st XI: JOHN ROLFE Telephone: 07976 297370. email: [email protected] Captain Over 60s 2nd XI: JOHN POTHECARY Telephone: 07855 597437 Captain Over 60s 3rd XI: RON HEDLEY Captain Over 70s (combined with Berkshire): CHRIS LOWE Telephone: 07860 72240 WOMEN’S COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP JAN GODMAN (manager) Telephone: 07721 412815 (m) email: [email protected] Girls Under 17 BECCA DUNCAN (manager) Telephone: 01494 715004. email: [email protected] Girls Under 15 RICHARD HUDSON (manager/coach) Telephone 07753 639082. email: [email protected] Girls Under 13 PAUL LOVELAND (manager/coach) Telephone: 07876 752161. email: [email protected] Girls Under 11 ROGER WEBSTER (manager) Telephone 07443 560246. email: [email protected] 8 9 OTHER CONTACTS

BUCKS CRICKET BOARD LTD www.buckscb.org

Managing Director: RICHARD HUDSON Telephone: 07753 639082 email: [email protected] Company Secretary: MARTIN WATTS Kempton, Vache Lane, Chalfont St Giles, Bucks HP8 4SB Telephone: 01494 875019 (h) 07879 696346 (m) email: [email protected] Finance Director: STUART BECK Andelain Brookhill Lane, Buckingham, Bucks MK1 1AU Telephone: 01280 820850 (h) 07780 007754 (m) email: [email protected] County Welfare Officer: HUGH SUTER email: [email protected]

OFFICERS Head Coach Pathway: JASON RANCE Territorial Managers: EMMA BOSWELL & JAMES SAVORY Operations & Marketing: ED PAGE Disability Co-ordinator: LUKE WRIGHT email: [email protected]

WOMEN & GIRLS CRICKET Chairman: JAN GODMAN Telephone: 07721 412815 (h) 07947 498772 (m) email: [email protected]

BUCKS ASSOCIATION OF CRICKET OFFICIALS President: JEREMY SPRING Chairman: NICK PIPER Telephone: 07788 583409 (m) email: [email protected] Secretary: YOLANDA HARRIS Telephone: 01494 582832 email: [email protected] Appointments Secretary: TONY GREENHAM Telephone: 01296 613644 (h) email: [email protected] Education Officer: MARK GREAVES email: [email protected]

MILTON KEYNES CRICKET ASSOCIATION Chairman: ROGER GARRINI 40 Ashfield, Stantonbury, Milton Keynes, Bucks MK14 6AU. Telephone: 01908 482598 (h) 07927 199468

BUCKS SCHOOLS CRICKET ASSOCIATION Secretary: DAVID ATKINSON Telephone: 01494 787500 email: [email protected]

BUCKS ASSOCIATION OF GROUNDSMEN Secretary: ADRIAN SAUNDERS Telephone: 01628 486745 email: [email protected]

BUCKS COACHES ASSOCIATION Secretary: COLIN KIGHTLEY Telephone: 07985 063080 email: [email protected]

8 9 2019 FIXTURES UNICORNS CHAMPIONSHIP EASTERN DIVISION (11.00am-7.00pm unless stated)

Date Opponents Venue

Sunday-Tuesday HERTFORDSHIRE Bishops Stortford June 23th-25th

Sunday-Tuesday SUFFOLK High Wycombe July 7th-9th

Sunday-Tuesday NORTHUMBERLAND Chesham July 21st-23rd

Sunday-Tuesday BEDFORDSHIRE Flitwick August 4th-6th

Sunday-Tuesday NORFOLK Manor Park (Norwich) August 18th-20th

Sunday-Tuesday CUMBERLAND Tring Park (10.30am start) September 1st-3rd

Sunday-Wednesday CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL Banbury (10.30am start) September 15th-18th

CHAMPIONSHIP HOURS OF PLAY 11.00am-7.30pm (days 1 & 2); 11.00am-6.30pm (day 3) Play may continue until 7.30pm on the first & second days to regain time lost to weather. On any day for any other significant interruption, play may start 30 minutes early on the second and third days to make up time on previous days. A minimum of 17 overs must be bowled in the last hour of the match, unless a result is reached earlier. The first innings of each side is limited to 90 overs. The Championship will be decided in a four-day match between the winners of the Eastern & Western Divisions from September 15th-18th at Banbury Cricket Club (10.30 am start ).

POINTS SYSTEM Win: 16 + bonus points. Tie: 8 + bonus points Draw: 4 + bonus points First Innings Bonus Points: Batting: 1 each at 175, 225, 275, 325 Bowling: 1 each at 3, 5, 7, 9 wickets No result and no play first day: One innings match (when less than 8 hours playing time remains when play starts): win 12, loss 4, tie 6. Match abandoned with fewer than 20 overs completed: 8 points.

10 UNICORNS KO TROPHY (All matches start at 11.00, coloured clothing and white balls)

Date Opponents Venue

Sunday June 2nd CORNWALL Truro

Sunday June 30th BERKSHIRE or DORSET Away

Sunday August 11th Semi-finals Home

Wednesday-Thursday Finals day & reserve day Wormsley August 28th-29th

UNICORNS TWENTY20 COMPETITION (Play starts at 11.00, coloured clothing and white balls - 2 matches each day)

Date Opponents Venue

Monday May 6th BERKSHIRE Wargrave

Sunday May 26th OXFORDSHIRE High Wycombe

Sunday June 9th HEREFORDSHIRE Colwall

Sunday June 16th SHROPSHIRE Gerrards Cross

Sunday-Monday Finals day & reserve day Wormsley

August 25th-26th

FRIENDLIES (Matches start at 11am) Sunday April 21st HIGH WYCOMBE High Wycombe Sunday April 28th OXFORDSHIRE Aston Rowant

BUCKS ACADEMY

Monday-Wednesday FREE FORESTERS U25 High Wycombe July 15th-17th Tuesday July 30th CCC UNDER 25s Gerrards Cross Monday-Wednesday LINCOLNSHIRE Barton Town August 12th-14th TBA BERKSHIRE TBA Thursday August 22nd BEYNON CUP DAY Bishops Stortford

11 12 Directions to Bucks grounds

Chesham (Postcode HP5 1NE) (tel 01494 783635) The Meadow, Amy Lane, Chesham. Ground is situated on southern outskirts of town, on the A416 from Amersham and adjoins Chesham United FC. At the roundabout at the edge of the Amersham end of the town (at the foot of the hill from Amersham), take the first exit if coming from Amersham.

Gerrards Cross (Postcode SL9 7JZ) (tel: 01753-886610) From M40: exit M40 at J1, head for Beaconsfield on the A40. Go past the French Horn PH on the left, after 200yards take the 2nd left into Dukes Wood Avenue. When the road bears left, carry straight on into Dukes Lane and the ground. From Slough: take B473 for Wexham and Stoke Poges, turn onto B416 for Gerrards Cross, turn right at traffic lights onto A40. Dukes Wood Avenue is on the right after half a mile. From the station: turn right on leaving the station, walk along the main road past the shops. At the start of the common, turn left into the road called East Common (there is no sign on the far side of the road, but there is one on the near side). Follow this road around the common until you come to the main road (which is the A40); the Apple Tree pub is on the left-hand corner. Turn right onto the A40, after around 100 yards take the 2nd left into Dukes Wood Avenue. When the road bears left, carry straight on into Dukes Lane and the ground.

High Wycombe (Postcode HP11 1DE) (tel: 01494-537878) From M4 Junction8/9, follow M308. At end of M308, follow signs to High Wycombe town centre, to bottom of hill. Take A40 towards Beaconsfield. After approximately 1300 yards past Rye PH, ground is on right at a mini roundabout. From M40 take J3 and follow A40 to High Wycombe. Ground is on the left.

Tring Park (Postcode HP23 6HA) (tel: 01442 823080) From M25, at J20 take A41 and head for Aylesbury. Take the exit for Tring and head towards Tring. The entrance to the ground is on the right, immediately after a mini-roundabout at Tesco’s.

Wormsley (Postcode HP14 3YG) (no tel.) Leave M40 at J5, head towards Ibstone. After about 400 yards, the entrance to the estate is on the right, through iron gates alongside a yellow-painted gatehouse.

11 12 BUCKS OVER 50s ECB GROUP 5 (1pm start unless stated)

Date Opponents Venue Wednesday May 15th BERKSHIRE Farnham Royal Wednesday May 22nd KENT Slough. Wednesday May 29th HERTFORDSHIRE Welwyn G.C Wednesday June 12th SURREY High Wycombe Wednesday June 19th ESSEX Away Wednesday July 3rd SUSSEX Away Wednesday July 11th MIDDLESEX Away Sunday July 28th Last 16 Sunday Aug 11th Quarter-finals Tuesday August 20th AUSTRALIAN VETERANS (Friendly) Amersham

BUCKS OVER 50s 2nd XI DMS Sports HCSC (1pm start)

Date Opponents Venue Thursday June 6th SUSSEX TBA Thursday June 13th MIDDLESEX Away Thursday June 20th SUSSEX Hawridge & Cholesbury Thursday June 27th KENT Upchurch (1.30) Thursday July 4th BERKSHIRE Slough Thursday July 11th SURREY Away Thursday July 18th ESSEX Amersham Thursday July 25th HERTFORDSHIRE Away Thursday August 1st SUFFOLK Away Thursday August 8th HERTFORDSHIRE Amersham

BUCKS OVER 60s SEEVENT CHAMPIONSHIP (1pm start)

Date Opponents Venue Tuesday May 7th BERKSHIRE Wraysbury Tuesday May 14th WILTSHIRE Bledlow Tuesday May 21st OXFORDSHIRE Horspath Tuesday June 4th HAMPSHIRE High Wycombe Tuesday June 11th BERKSHIRE Farnham Common Tuesday June 18th WILTSHIRE Malborough Tuesday June 27th OXFORDSHIRE Marlow Tuesday July 9th HAMPSHIRE Hursley Park

13 14 BUCKS OVER 50s ECB GROUP 5 (1pm start unless stated)

Date Opponents Venue Wednesday May 15th BERKSHIRE Farnham Royal Bucks County Wednesday May 22nd KENT Slough. Wednesday May 29th HERTFORDSHIRE Welwyn G.C Cricket Club Wednesday June 12th SURREY High Wycombe Wednesday June 19th ESSEX Away Regular winners of the Unicorns Wednesday July 3rd SUSSEX Away Eastern Division and Minor Counties Wednesday July 11th MIDDLESEX Away Championship. Sunday July 28th Last 16 Sunday Aug 11th Quarter-finals Enjoy a day out Tuesday August 20th AUSTRALIAN VETERANS (Friendly) Amersham Come and be entertained by the best in Bucks, as they take on the best of BUCKS OVER 50s 2nd XI the rest. Relax at lovely grounds like All members will be DMS Sports HCSC (1pm start) Wormsley (pictured). entered into a draw twice in the summer. Date Opponents Venue Join in the fun The prize: FREE Thursday June 6th SUSSEX TBA Become a member: Individuals £20, fullfull hospitalityhospitality Thursday June 13th MIDDLESEX Away Under 21s £10, Husband & Wife £30 package for two Thursday June 20th SUSSEX Hawridge & Cholesbury during a home Thursday June 27th KENT Upchurch (1.30) three day Bucks Also a great deal for Corporate CCC match Thursday July 4th BERKSHIRE Slough Membership with sponsorship Thursday July 11th SURREY Away opportunities Thursday July 18th ESSEX Amersham Thursday July 25th HERTFORDSHIRE Away CONTACT: JOHN PHILLIPS Thursday August 1st SUFFOLK Away [email protected] Thursday August 8th HERTFORDSHIRE Amersham 01494 721244

BUCKS OVER 60s SEEVENT CHAMPIONSHIP (1pm start)

Date Opponents Venue Tuesday May 7th BERKSHIRE Wraysbury Tuesday May 14th WILTSHIRE Bledlow Tuesday May 21st OXFORDSHIRE Horspath Tuesday June 4th HAMPSHIRE High Wycombe Tuesday June 11th BERKSHIRE Farnham Common Tuesday June 18th WILTSHIRE Malborough Tuesday June 27th OXFORDSHIRE Marlow Tuesday July 9th HAMPSHIRE Hursley Park

13 14 BUCKS OVER 60s 2nd XI (1.30pm start)

Date Opponents Venue Tuesday May 7th BERKSHIRE Farnham Common Tuesday May 14th WARWICKSHIRE Wolverton Tuesday May 21st OXFORDSHIRE Dinton Tuesday June 4th HAMPSHIRE Away Tuesday June 11th BERKSHIRE Away Tuesday June 18th WARWICKSHIRE Moseley Tuesday June 25th OXFORDSHIRE Tiddington Tuesday July 9th HAMPSHIRE Bledlow

BUCKS OVER 60s 3rd XI (1.30pm start)

Date Opponents Venue Thursday May 9th HERTFORDSHIRE Chearsley Thursday May 16th BEDFORDSHIRE Winchmore Hill Thursday May 23rd KENT Four Elms Thursday June 6th SURREY Newdigate Thursday June 13th SUSSEX Chearsley Thursday June 20th ESSEX Away Thursday June 27th KENT Winchmore Hil Thursday July 4th HERTFORDSHIRE Away Thursday July 11th BEDFORDSHIRE Away Thursday July 25th SURREY Chearsley Thursday August 1st ESSEX Chalfont St. Giles Thursday August 8th SUSSEX Away

BUCKS OVER 70s (Berks & Bucks combined)

Date Opponents Venue Thursday May 9th SUFFOLK Hurley Thursday May 16th LINCS/RIDING Wolverton Thursday May 23rd ESSEX Away Thursday May 30th NORFOLK Amersham Thursday June 13th SUFFOLK Away Thursday June 20th LINCS/RIDING Fishlake Thursday June 27th ESSEX Peppard Thursday July 4th NORFOLK Away Thursday July 18th HERTFORDSHIRE Away

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15 16 17 My annual expression of our thanks to individuals and clubs is as sincere as, I fear, it is repetitive. I am very fortunate to be able to call on the services of many scorers and I hope that I may be forgiven for listing the names of the most active – for the First XI Paul Dean (who also scores for all our Academy matches), Bob Lane, Ian Thompson and Simon Wastling and additionally for the Seniors John Goodman and Edward Crossley. In addition to the time that they spend at matches, Paul and John contribute greatly by compiling the annual statistics for our First and Academy XIs and our Seniors respectively. I must also thank BACO Umpires Appointments Officer, Tony Greenham, who continues to put a great deal of effort into meeting the needs of the Seniors teams. And, as ever, we continue to be very grateful to all the clubs around the County, who allow us to use their facilities to stage our home matches and are unfailingly hospitable and cooperative.

In this report, I rarely look much further ahead than the coming season, but I must report on some significant changes to the structure of Minor Counties cricket, which will take effect in 2020. Members will be aware that, for some time now, the ECB has been conducting a root and branch review of all the cricket which it funds - First Class, Minor County, Premier League and County Board. Their research has led them to put emphasis on the shorter forms of the game at the expense of the longer – hence, for instance, the new 100-ball competition. When the exercise started, there appeared to be a real possibility that they might withdraw funding for all multi-day Minor Counties cricket. However, industrious efforts by a working group, consisting of ECB and Minor County representatives, assisted by strong support for multi-day cricket in a player survey conducted by the ECB and favourable comments from several First Class coaches, has convinced them of the value of this format. That has not removed the desire to increase the amount of “short-format” cricket, which is perceived to be more attractive to younger players and potential spectators. One point which was made last autumn was that some 75% of the ECB funding which we receive is effectively spent upon our 3-day competition, which is not in line with this broad objective. An additional significant factor influencing the review was that a number of Minor Counties reported that they were unable to field their strongest teams for all six Championship matches, as players were either committed to University matches and/or unable to take six pairs of days’ leave from paid employment.

The outcome of all this will be the loss of two of the present six annual Championship matches, but this will be compensated for, at least in part, by a return to a group format for the Knockout Trophy competition, providing three more one-day matches. Additionally, it is anticipated that each Minor County will be given a home match in either T20 or 50-over format against a First Class county (the latter being expected to put out as full-strength a team as possible). This should both attract spectators who might not otherwise come to Minor County matches and offer opportunities for fund-raising.

We and many other counties genuinely regret the loss of two 3-day matches – as, I am aware, will many of our Members. However, one very pleasing element is that the structure of the competition will change, with the Eastern and Western Divisions each being split into a first and second division, both of five counties. Thus, after many years of having promoted the cause, we shall finally find ourselves in a position where from 2020 we shall play every other county in our division, with promotion and relegation at stake. This will mean that both every match will matter and there will no longer be the possibility (which, incidentally, came about on the last three occasions that we won the Division) of the divisional winner not having played the runner-up

I apologise if I appear to have dwelt overly long on this subject, but these are important issues and what I have written reflects the views of both your Committee and, I believe, the majority of other Minor Counties. 16 17 The Buckinghamshire side who faced Bedfordshire at Tring Park Seated: Matt Rance, Mike Payne, Tom Hampton (captain), Garry Park, Shelvin Gumbs Cameron Parsons Dan Marles, Teddy Casterton, Jason Harrison (director of cricket), Ian Thompson (scorer) Standing: Ian Hodgson (chairman), Simon Stanway (coach,) Stephen Croft (12th man), Masoor Khan, Robin Pritchard, Jon Burden,

18 We are fortunate to enjoy very good relations between the County Club and the County Cricket Board at various levels and we are at the early stages of exploring with the latter, how we might work more effectively together, with a view to both achieving economies of scale and improving further the level of co-operation in areas such as coaching and player development. I hope to be able to report significant progress on this in twelve months’ time.

Turning to the nearer future: we approach the new season with confidence and enthusiasm; at the time of writing, we expect all our regular players to continue to be available and welcome Conrad Louth, a batsman who has moved home south from Lincolnshire, where he has an excellent record, covering several years.

Off the field, your Committee has worked as hard as ever and I am most grateful to all of them. We have two changes to the Committee. Bill Scholes is expecting to move away from the area and so has stepped down after 11 years of excellent service. He has been tireless in his efforts to identify new methods of fund-raising and find sponsors, but he will surely be best remembered for the outstanding match booklets which he produces for all our home games - they have rightly received great and constant praise from spectators and have been emulated by several of our opponents. Also stepping down, for personal reasons, is John Turberville, who has not only been a very active contributor during his five years on the Committee but has been for considerably more years, and remains, an outstandingly generous sponsor. We owe them both a great debt of gratitude and I am very pleased that we shall continue to see them frequently at our matches. I am delighted that in their place the Committee will benefit from the skills and great enthusiasm of Su Klyne, who will be known to many as a very accomplished scorer, and John’s son, David, who has been an active supporter of the Club for many years.

As ever, I wish all our teams and Members a very enjoyable and successful summer’s cricket; I hope that those responsible for preparing the grounds where we play will forgive me for wishing for a summer similar to last year’s!

Kevin Beaumont

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OBITUARIES

TOBY DAVIDSON, who scored regularly for the Bucks Under 16 and 17 sides and once for the senior side, died in April after a long battle with cancer at the age of 55. A larger than life character, ‘The Jugster’ was a legend at Long Marston. But his main scoring duties were at Tring Park, for whom he scored in 233 Home Counties Premier League games between 2003 and 2017. He was renowned for his individual method of ‘linear’ scoring, which was always meticulously and neatly prepared. He produced framed scoresheets for memorable individual performances, which were highly regarded by the recipients. He was a supporter of Warwickshire.

A former notable Bucks cricketer BRIAN LUCAS died last March at the age of 83. As a 17-year-old pupil at Slough Grammar School in 1952, Brian was in the Bucks side that won the Minor Counties Championship under the legendary Australian wicket-keeper Ben Barnett, who Brian says, was the best captain he played under. In all, he played 40 Championship game for Bucks between 1951 and 1964. A hard-hitting batsman and a brilliant cover point fielder, he scored 1,030 runs (average 21.02), with a top score of 100 not out. Bucks Under 16s, who played Lincolnshire at Sleaford pictured with He joined Beaconsfield from Slough in the early 1960s, and was treasurerToby Davidson (scorer) - Simon Veys, Billy Hunt, Sean Potter, Cameron Denton, at the Wilton Park club for a remarkable 50 years until 2015. Josh Nix, Gary Emery, Joe Keogh, Tom Turner, Andy Dunning, Brian was a talented sportsman. Between 1953 and 1959, he played Matt Rance, David Heavyside, Tom Helm more than 200 games at full back for Slough Town FC, before joining Maidenhead United. He was also a prominent member of Beaconsfield Squash Club.

RON HOOKER, the long-serving Middlesex all-rounder who played for Bucks in the 1970s, died in February 2019, the month of his 84th birthday. Ron played 48 Championship games for Bucks from 1970-76, during which he scored 2,349 runs (average 30.12) with a top score of 125 against Suffolk at Buckingham. He also took 41 wickets with his medium-pace bowling. In 1972, it was an injury to Ron Hooker, who broke a knuckle while batting, forcing him to retire hurt, which contributed to their four-run defeat by Glamorgan in the Gillette Cup, when Bucks looked like becoming the first Minor Counties team to beat a first-class county in the competition.

Bucks Under 14s at Taunton Festival

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58 LORD CARRINGTON, the former Foreign Secretary and a long-time Vice- President of Bucks, died on July 9th at the age of 99. He was a former president at High Wycombe CC.

ALAN BENNETT, an avid cricket fan, who reported on Bucks for the Bucks Herald and Buckinghamshire Advertiser, died at the age of 63. As well as being a Bucks member, he was a supporter of his home county of Kent.

We also sadly report the deaths of Bucks members David Dandridge and Peter Baverstock.

CONGRATULATIONS TO: MICHAEL PAYNE for becoming the first batsman in Bucks’ history to score centuries in three successive Championship fixtures. For this feat, he was awarded the Horace Perrin Cup for the outstanding display of the season. GARRY PARK for scoring Bucks’s fastest Championship century (in terms of balls faced), with his spectacular 100 not out from 50 balls against Staffordshire at Longton. Together MICHAEL PAYNE and GARRY PARK set a new Bucks fourth- wicket partnership record with their stand of 279 v Bedfordshire at Tring Park. It beat the previous record of 221 set by the same pair in 2017. STEPHEN CROFT, the Harefield leg-spinner, who made a sensational Championship debut by taking 8-33 against Hertfordshire at Tring Park. This was the best innings analysis for Bucks since Nigel Rogers took 9-50 v Berkshire at Maidenhead & Bray in 1973. For his displays during the season, Croft won the Paul Slatter Trophy as the Bucks Academy player of the season. ALEX HALES, the former Bucks and Gerrards Cross batsman, for continuing to star for England’s ODI & T20 sides, particularly his amazing 147 from 92 balls in the ODI against Australia at Trent Bridge, where England scored a record total of 481-6. TEDDY CASTERTON (High Wycombe), for scoring 207 for Bucks Academy against Lincolnshire. The High Wycombe RGS pupil was also named the Wisden Schools Cricketer of the Year. PAUL DEAN, who scores for Bucks and Bucks Academy, on receiving the Bucks Association of Cricket Officials’ Rex Sims Trophy for his contribution to scoring in the county. He received the award from former England’s Women’s captain Charlotte Edwards at BACO’s annual dinner at Tring Park.

21 DIRECTOR OF CRICKET’S REPORT

When coaching cricketers, two important components you are always looking for are continued development, which includes both the technical and the mental side, plus consistency in those skills. Last season, a good number of our players made huge strides forward in both these areas which gave us a sharp upturn in results. We showed periods of real quality particularly in the three-day format, but what pleased me most was for large parts of the season we showed the consistency levels needed to challenge for silverware. If this continues we should all be very excited about the future! In the first part of the summer, we saw the introduction of the new T20 format. Two matches on the same day had its challenges but overall we played some outstanding attacking cricket highlighted by a win against the eventual winners Berkshire. The Championship started strongly with a last-over victory against Bedfordshire matched by a brilliant win away to Staffordshire which enabled us to finish strongly in the Eastern Division. I would like to congratulate Tom Hampton on a fantastic first year as county captain. His drive and determination to push his squad forward was a pleasure to watch. Special mention must be made of Michael Payne and Stephen Croft for winning the first team and academy player-of-the-year awards respectively. Looking ahead to 2019, we welcome Conrad Louth, who joins us from Lincolnshire. He is a hard-hitting top-order batsman who will add strength and competition to our group. After a excellent season with the blade, Garry Park continues as our professional, while the remaining squad is the same as last season. A few thank-yous are always necessary to Ian Hodgson and Kevin Beaumont for all their backing, Tim Russell for his work with the academy, all the scorers and lastly my two assistants Simon Stanway and Matt Eyles for all their passion and commitment. Looking forward to a successful season Jason Harrison

22 23 CAPTAIN’S REPORT

I have been really pleased with the performances throughout the summer and thoroughly enjoyed my first season as captain. The 20/20 tournament was a new addition to the schedule and was one that brought with it a lot of excitement. White balls and coloured kit definitely adds to the game and I think this was backed up by good crowds at each of the four days we played. Winning five out of eight games in a tough group including a victory against Berkshire – the stand-out team for the last three years – represented a good competition for us. I think the biggest learner for us as a side is how we can back up our first game with the second. Having won all our first games we must identify a way to maintain levels for the second game. It is definitely a competition that I think we are going to have some success in over the next few years. The introduction of the 20/20 tournament did lead to a knock-out competition in the one-day cup, which again for the first time was played in coloured kit and white balls. This I must say is a far better game and one that I hope local leagues will follow suit. We put in a really good performance in the first game on a very cold and wet day at Wycombe, beating Cambridgeshire. Unfortunately, we let ourselves down a little in the second round where we won the toss and found ourselves four wickets down very quickly. However, we did put a score on the board and the way the lads bowled and fielded during the game was as good as it’s been for a few years. To take the game into the last over was a credit to all the guys. Even with the loss, I believe it was the start of the confidence building in the group. Moving into the Championship, we had not won a game for a couple of years, and to get a last-over victory in the first game versus Bedfordshire was a huge moment for us. We then took this confidence into the next game and played arguably the perfect match against Northumberland. Our next opponents Lincolnshire got the better of us at Chesham and it was a match that showed just how important first innings runs are. We could not produce the same standards we had in the first two games and ultimately fell short from there. The next match was the frustration for me. We turned up to Fenners and found a pitch, that in all honesty was not good enough for minor counties cricket. It offered variable pace and bounce and excessive spin from day one. That being said it was the same for both sides and unfortunately, we came out the wrong side of it. We then headed to Staffordshire and got the win with what was described as our best ever performance by Jason Harrison. This was brilliant as it kept us in the title hunt for the final game. We did all we could and got the win versus Hertfordshire but ultimately a lack of bonus points in a couple of the games hurt us and we missed out and came fourth. The most pleasing thing for me as captain was the way that every member of the squad contributed to winning us games of cricket this year. To a man they have all achieved something. I could mention everyone, but I would like to mention one person. That’s Michael Payne – the way he led the batting unit this year in Championship cricket was superb and to score three hundreds in consecutive games was amazing to witness. There is a lot more to come from this group of players and I cannot wait to get going again this year. Tom Hampton 22 23 Tom Hampton makes his first toss as Bucks captain before their Unicorns Trophy match against Cambridgeshire at High Wycombe, watched by visiting captain James Williams and umpires David Gower and Steve Cobb.

Left: Bucks men of the match with their awards (from left) Stephen Croft, Tom Hampton, Mike Payne and Masoor Khan.

Right: John Goodman (right) receives a momento in honour of scoring at his 500th ground. The presentation was made by Bucks Over 60s 3rd XI captain Ron Hedley before their match against Bedfordshire at Caddington.

24 25 BUCKS CAPPED PLAYERS

From this coming season, players capped by the county will receive special numbered caps. County caps have been awarded for about 100 years, but only those since the Second World have been accurately recorded. So the number on the caps relates to those players capped since 1946. Here (hopefully) is the definitive list. The latest capped player, current skipper Tom Hampton, is No 107. BUCKS’ CAPPED PLAYERS SINCE 1946

1946 CH Taylor, RS Tompkins, W Yates 1979 TM Cordaroy, RE Hayward 1947 TE Busby, P Isherwood, J O’Connor, 1980 none CA Prince, RF Baker, DG Bousfield 1981 KI Hodgson, NG Hames, SA Mehar, 1948 A Hayhurst ME Milton 1949 JH Hastie, AJ Hughes, CA Pickett, JA Cockett 1982 P Dolphin 1950 A Campbell, DFV Johns 1983 RG Humphrey, CA Connor 1951 BA Barnett 1984 none 1952 NV Butler, G Reynolds, D Rickard, BJ Lucas 1985 GR Black, SE Burrow 1953 R Clements 1986 PD Atkins, SJ Edwards, AR Harwood, 1954 H Taylor C Booden 1955 DR Peppiatt, PLB Stoddart, CW Smith, 1987 DJ Goldsmith K Butler 1988 MJ Roberts 1956 none 1989 SG Lynch 1957 LE Hitchings. 1990 TJA Scriven 1958 G Atkins 1991 none 1959 FW Harris, R Plested 1992 SM Shearman, TJ Barry 1960 VHD Cannings, MJ Hardy 1993 TJ Russell 1961 JWC Mills 1994 RR Baigent, AR Clarke, 1962 R Avery, BC Janes, DJS Taylor, R Dare 1995 DM Owen, SF Stanway, ND Burns DA Janes, R H Huntley 1996 AW Thomas 1963 C Lever 1997 JC Harrison, RB Hurd 1964 none 1998 PR Sawyer 1965 CR Harris, AC Waite 1999 JNB Bovill, PJ Woodroffe 1966 none 2000 none 1967 BW Poll, CW Leach, JKE Slack 2001 GDT Paskins, RP Lane 1968 JB Turner, CJ Parry 2002-4 none 1969 RE Bond,. KPWJ McAdam 2005 ZA Sher, KT Medlycott, 1970 RW Hooker, B Tustian, RWA Bray 2006-8 none 1971 DS Mackintosh, DE Smith 2009 SA Cherrry 1972 JKS Edwards 2010 DRJ Cranfield-Thompson 1973 LJ Champniss 2011-2 none 1974 RW Hutchison, GA Jones 2013 MJ Payne 1975 SE York 2014 none 1976 none 2015 MJ Rance, S Khan 1977 RR Bailey, PA Gooch 2016-7 none 1978 AW Lyon, IB Feasey 2018 TRG Hampton

* Post-War Test players Wilf Slack, Philip Newport and Alex Hales were not capped as they barely played more than a season for the county.

24 25 26 1979 TM Cordaroy, RE Hayward 1980 none 1981 KI Hodgson, NG Hames, SA Mehar, ME Milton 1982 P Dolphin 1983 RG Humphrey, CA Connor 1984 none 1985 GR Black, SE Burrow 2019 1986 PD Atkins, SJ Edwards, AR Harwood, C Booden 1987 DJ Goldsmith 1988 MJ Roberts 1989 SG Lynch 1990 TJA Scriven 1991 none 1992 SM Shearman, TJ Barry 1993 TJ Russell 1994 RR Baigent, AR Clarke, 1995 DM Owen, SF Stanway, ND Burns 1996 AW Thomas 1997 JC Harrison, RB Hurd 1998 PR Sawyer 1999 JNB Bovill, PJ Woodroffe 2000 none 2001 GDT Paskins, RP Lane 2002-4 none 2005 ZA Sher, KT Medlycott, 2006-8 none 2009 SA Cherrry 2010 DRJ Cranfield-Thompson 2011-2 none 2013 MJ Payne 2014 none 2015 MJ Rance, S Khan 2016-7 none 2018 TRG Hampton

25 26 UNICORNS COUNTIES CHAMPIONSHIP 2018 FINAL TABLES Eastern Division Pos P W L D Bat Bwl Pts 1 Lincolnshire 6 4 1 1 21 18 107 2 Suffolk 6 4 1 1 16 21 105 3 Staffordshire 6 4 1 1 18 17 103 4 Bucks 6 4 2 0 14 21 99 5 Norfolk 6 3 2 1 14 20 86 6 Cambridgeshire 6 3 3 0 14 23 85 7 *Cumberland 6 2 3 1 16 19 55 8 Hertfordshire 6 1 4 1 12 19 51 9 Bedfordshire 6 0 4 2 10 21 39 10 Northumberland 6 0 4 2 9 20 37

Western Division Pos P W L D Bat Bwl Pts 1 Berkshire 6 6 0 0 19 23 138 2 Oxfordshire 6 5 1 0 12 23 115 3 *Shropshire 6 4 1 1 21 24 111 4 Cornwall 6 2 2 2 9 24 73 5 Cheshire 6 1 3 2 20 24 68 6 *Wiltshire 6 2 3 1 9 24 67 7 Herefordshire 6 2 4 0 11 23 66 8 Devon 6 1 3 2 14 23 61 9 Dorset 6 1 4 1 4 21 45 10 *Wales MC 6 0 3 3 8 2 39

* docked points Berkshire beat Lincolnshire by an innings in the Championship play-off to win a third successive title.

27 28 CHAMPIONSHIP AVERAGES 2018

BATTING

Mch Inn N O Runs H S Av GT Park 4 6 1 358 166 71.60 MJ Payne 6 11 3 530 126 66.25 CDR Parsons 6 8 5 155 64* 51.33 M Khan 6 11 1 414 133 41.40 AJ Woodland 4 8 0 233 68 29.13 SSE Gumbs 5 8 0 224 62 28.00 TRG Hampton 6 7 1 137 69 22.83 RJ Pritchard 5 7 0 151 36 21.57 DL Marles 5 9 0 180 99 20.00 MJ Rance 5 8 1 114 33 16.29 ETD Casterton 6 10 1 119 40* 13.22 JP Burden 5 4 2 17 8* 8.50

Played in one match: B Allen 38, 18; ADR Harris 1, 1; SR Croft 0.

BOWLING

Ov Mdn Runs Wkts BB Ave SR Croft 26 6 45 8 8-33 5.63 M Khan 89.1 19 266 13 6-36 20.46 MJ Rance 109.4 13 361 16 7-103 22.56 MJ Payne 89 15 317 13 7-44 24.38 GT Park 41 7 162 6 3-25 27.00 TRG Hampton 143.2 27 448 16 5-51 28.00 JP Burden 108 20 414 14 5-96 29.57 CDR Parsons 131.4 37 380 17 3-36 34.55

Also bowled: AJ Woodland 17-2-80-0; ADR Harris 9-0-26-1; SSE Gumbs 3-0-8-0.

FIELDING

Catches: RJ Pritchard (wk) 15; SSE Gumbs 8; ETD Casterton 7; GT Park 6; JP Burden 5; M Khan 3; AJ Woodland 3; TRG Hampton 2; MJ Payne 2; MJ Rance 2; B Allen (wk) 1. Stumpings: RJ Pritchard 2.

In Championship games, Bucks scored 3,089 runs for 87 wkts (ave 35.44) off 796.4 overs (rpo 3.88), while their opponents scored 2,752 runs for 101 wkts (ave 27.74) off 750.4 overs (rpo 3.67).

27 28 NOTABLE PERFORMANCES

UNICORNS COUNTIES CHAMPIONSHIP

BATTING

CENTURIES 166 GT Park v Bedfordshire at Tring Park 133 M Khan v Staffordshire at Longton 126 MJ Payne v Northumberland at Jesmond 125 MJ Payne v Lincolnshire at Chesham 123 MJ Payne v Bedfordshire at Tring Park 100* GT Park v Staffordshire at Longton (off 50 balls, believed to be fastest in Bucks’ history)

CENTURY PARTNERSHIPS

279 4th wkt MJ Payne & GT Park v Bedfordshire at Tring Park+ 161 3rd wkt AJ Woodland & MJ Payne v Lincolnshire at Tring Park 160 1st wkt M Khan & AJ Woodland v Staffordshire at Longton 141* 4th wkt M Khan & GT Park v Staffordshire at Longton 124 2nd wkt M Khan & DL Marles v Northumberland at Jesmond 101 3rd wkt DL Marles & MJ Payne v Northumberland at Jesmond + Bucks record for 4th wicket in the Championship.

BOWLING

FIVE WICKETS IN A MATCH

8-33 SR Croft v Hertfordshire at Tring Park 7-44 MJ Payne v Cambridgeshire at Fenners 7-103 MJ Rance v Bedfordshire at Tring Park 6-36 M Khan v Cambridgeshire at Fenners 5-51 TRG Hampton v Northumberland at Jesmond 5-60 TRG Hampton v Hertfordshire at Tring Park 5-96 JP Burden v Staffordshire at Longton

UNICORNS TROPHY

BOWLING 5-24 S Zaib v Cambridgeshire at High Wycombe

29 30 Garry Park acknowledges the applause after his 166 against Bedfordshire

29 30 UNICORNS COUNTIES CHAMPIONSHIP Buckinghamshire v Bedfordshire at Tring Park on Sunday-Tuesday June 24th-26th Bucks won by 84 runs. Toss won by Bucks Bucks gained their first Championship victory for three seasons with a thrilling last-over success. A Bucks record fourth-wicket stand of 279 between Michael Payne and Garry Park – beating the 221 the same pair put on against Staffordshire 12 months ago – put Bucks in charge. Park made 166 from just 179 balls with three sixes and 20 fours, while Payne was unbeaten on 123 from 200 balls when the innings closed on 383-6 after 90 overs. In reply Beds slipped from 110-1 to 181 all out, Masoor Khan taking four wickets. Bucks declined to enforce the follow-on, and led by Payne’s 56, made 195 all out in their second innings to set Bedfordshire a massive 399 for victory. After taking four early wickets, Bucks seemed home and dry. But a century from Andy Reynoldson looked to have secured a draw when Beds reached the final over on 313-8. But spinner Matt Rance trapped Reynoldson lbw for 159 with the first ball of the over, and bowled last man Harry McBrearty with the next to finish with 7-103 from 38.2 overs.

31 Michael Payne comes in after his 126 against Northumberland

32 UNICORNS COUNTIES CHAMPIONSHIP Northumberland v Buckinghamshire at Jesmond on Sunday-Monday July 8th-9th Bucks won by an innings & 59 runs. Toss won by Northumberland Skipper Tom Hampton took eight wickets in the match as Bucks won with more than a day to spare. They took charge on the first day, rattling up 440-9. Michael Payne made his second successive century, scoring 126 from 173 balls with 17 fours and sharing in century stands with Masoor Khan (63) and with Dan Marles, who was was unluckily dismissed for 99. Hampton then took centre stage, taking 5-51 from 19 overs, as Northumberland slipped from 76-1 to 186 all out in reply. The hosts fared little better second time around after being asked to follow on, falling for 195 all out. Hampton again led the way with 3-40 – for match figures of 8-91. Wicket-keeper Robin Pritchard took six catches in Northumberland’s first innings.

33 34 UNICORNS COUNTIES CHAMPIONSHIP Buckinghamshire v Lincolnshire at Chesham on Sunday-Tuesday July 22nd-24th Lincolnshire won by 8 wkts. Toss won by Bucks An historic display by Michael Payne, who became the first Bucks batsmen to score centuries in three successive Champion- ship matches, could not undo the damage of a disastrous first day. Choosing to bat first, Bucks were dismissed for 147, having at one stage been 28-5. By contrast, Lincolnshire rattled up a massive 486-3 in 90 overs, thanks to an unbeaten 230 from opener Joe Kendall and 137 from Louis Kimber. Trailing by 339 runs on first innings, Bucks performed much better second time around thanks to Payne. The Tring Park player, who had scored 123 not out against Bedfordshire and 126 against Northumberland, made it three in a row with 125. He shared a third-wicket stand of 161 with AJ Woodland, who scored 68 on his return to the side. At 261-8, Bucks still looked like losing by an innings. But a ninth-wicket stand of 87 between Cameron Parsons (64no) and Tom Hampton (48) avoided that indignity.

33 34 UNICORNS COUNTIES CHAMPIONSHIP Cambridgeshire v Buckinghamshire at Fenners on Sunday-Monday August 5th-6th Cambridgeshire won by two wickets. Toss won by Bucks Another superb individual display from Michael Payne – this time with the ball – could not prevent Bucks suffering a two- wicket defeat. Payne had figures of 7-44 with his off-spin in the second innings of the low-scoring match, which finished a day early. Bucks recovered from 49-4 to 174 all out thanks to a sixth-wicket stand of 59 between Shelvin Gumbs (62) and debutant wicket-keeper Brandon Allen (Lansdown). Cambridgeshire slipped from 102-1 to 194 all out, thanks to the left-arm spin of Masoor Khan, who took 6-36. Bucks struggled again in their second innings for 165, as Rob Sayer captured 8-66. Left 146 for victory, the hosts looked like cruising home at 88-1. But Payne then delivered his deadly spell before they eventually crept over the line at 147-8.

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36 UNICORNS COUNTIES CHAMPIONSHIP Staffordshire v Buckinghamshire at Longton on Sunday-Tuesday August 19th-21st Bucks won by 3 wkts. Toss won by Bucks Garry Park scored probably the fastest century in the Bucks’s history, when hitting 100 not out from just 50 balls as they se- cured their third Championship win of the summer. Going back into history, the speed of innings was based on minutes, rather than balls faced, but there is no recorded instance of a faster century for Bucks. On the first day Staffordshire made 361, despite fine bowling from Jonathan Burden, who took 5-96 from 22 overs. Bucks’ reply was based on an opening stand of 160 between AJ Woodland (61) and Masoor Khan, who scored 133 from 229 balls with a six and 12 fours. However his innings was overshadowed by Park, who dominated an unbroken fourth-wicket stand of 141 in 13 overs with Michael Payne (57no) as the visitors reached 396-3 - a first innings lead of 35. Matt Rance, who took 4-17 from nine overs, helped reduce Staffs from 118-2 to 213 all out in their second innings. This left Bucks needing 179 for victory, and Khan’s unbeaten 75 saw them home.

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37 38 39 UNICORNS COUNTIES CHAMPIONSHIP Buckinghamshire v Hertfordshire at Tring Park on Sunday-Tuesday September 2nd-4th Bucks won by 8 wkts. Toss won by Bucks A sensational bowling performance by Stephen Croft on his Championship debut set up a convincing victory. The 21-year-old Harefield leg-spinner returned the amazing figures 8-32 as Bucks finished fourth following their fourth win in six games. Tom Hampton’s decision to bowl first appeared to pay dividends when Hertfordshire slumped to 82-7, but they recovered to 244, Hampton himself capturing 5-60. The Bucks reply followed a similar pattern as they slipped to 160-8 before Cameron Parsons (50) and Hampton, whose 69 came off just 49 balls, lifted Bucks to 272 . Hertfordshire’s second innings was progressing serenely at 162-3, when Croft turned the game around with his devastating spell. With the aid of three slip catches from Garry Park, Croft induced a collapse that saw the visitors’ last seven wickets fall for 23 runs to be all out for 185. This left Bucks 158 for victory. There were no dramas as Masoor Khan’s 68 saw them home.

38 39 UNICORNS TROPHY Buckinghamshire v Cambridgeshire at High Wycombe on Sunday April 15th Bucks won by 6 wkts. Toss won by Bucks A brilliant all-round display by Saif Zaib helped Bucks gain a convincing first-round victory. The High Wycombe teenager, who is contracted to Northants, claimed five wickets and then scored a half-century Cambridgeshire were well-placed at 157-4 in 30 overs before left-arm spinner Zaib took 5-7 in 25 balls as the visitors lost their last six wickets for 20 runs to be all out for 177. Their last five wickets fell for four runs in 23 balls. He then got the Bucks reply off to a flying start with 51 from 56 balls and they won with 3.5 overs to spare to give new captain Tom Hampton a winning start

40 UNICORNS TROPHY Suffolk v Buckinghamshire at Ipswich School on Sunday May 20th Suffolk won by 3 wkts. Toss won by Bucks Bucks suffered an agonising last-over defeat in the second round. Chasing the Bucks total of 191, the hosts won by three wickets with two balls to spare to secure their place in the quarter-finals. Bucks performed near miracles to take the game to the bitter end after slumping to 94-7. They were rescued by a eighth-wicket stand between George Russell and Tom Hamp- ton, which doubled the score. Hampton made 47 from 56 balls with one six and five fours, while Russell made 53 from 72 deliveries. However, Bucks crucially left 3.4 overs unused. Suffolk looked in charge at 128-3, but they slipped to 171-7 before squeezing home with two balls to spare..

41 42 TWENTY 20 Buckinghamshire v Berkshire at Amersham on Monday May 7th Bucks won by 3 wkts Toss won by Bucks The first contest of this double-header was a nail-biter. Berkshire scored 153-7, thanks to a half-century from Dan Lincoln. Masoor Khan, with 39 from 30 balls gave the hosts a flying start to their reply, before Garry Park steered them home to victory with just two balls spare with an unbeaten 51. This was Berkshire’s only defeat in the competition..

41 42 TWENTY 20 Buckinghamshire v Berkshire at Amersham on Monday May 7th Berkshire won by 7 wkts Toss won by Berkshire Batting first in the second game of this double-header, Bucks slumped from 65-2 to 98 all out. Berkshire sped to an eight- wicket victory in just 10.1 overs. They went on to win the competition.

43 44 TWENTY 20 Oxfordshire v Buckinghamshire at Banbury Sunday May 27th Bucks won by 50 runs Toss won by Bucks Bucks scored 155-7, Shelvin Gumbs top-scoring with 43 off 23 balls. They were given a flying start by Robin Pritchard and Masoor Khan, who added 40 in four overs. Tidy spells from seamer Jonathan Burden (3-10 in three overs) and spin- ners Saif Zaib (2-22) and Uzair Amjaid restricted the hosts to 105-9 off their 20 overs.

43 44 TWENTY 20 Oxfordshire v Buckinghamshire at Banbury Sunday May 27th Bucks won by 30 runs Toss won by Bucks The second game of this double-header followed a similar pattern. This time Bucks rattled up 170-4, Pritchard hitting 62 off 40 balls, while there useful contributions from Zaib (43) and Garry Park (36no). Oxon were all out for 140 off the final ball as cousins Zaib (3-17) and Amjaid (3-18) returned the best figures..

45 46 TWENTY 20 Buckinghamshire v Herefordshire at High Wycombe on Sunday June 3rd Bucks won by 7 wkts Toss won by Herefordshires In the first game of this double-header, a brilliant display of fielding, which included several fine catches in the deep and a smart run out, restricted Herefordshire to 113-8. Wycombe’s Dan Marles then hit an unbeaten 50 off 46 balls as Bucks won with ten balls to spare.

45 46 TWENTY 20 Buckinghamshire v Herefordshire at High Wycombe on Sunday June 3rd Herefordshire won by 7 wkts Toss won by Bucks In the second game, Bucks chose to bat first and made 147-9, falling away after they had been given a bright start by Robin Pritchard, Alex Woodland and George Russell. This time Bucks bowlers could not contain the Herefordshire bats- men. Opener Peter Burgoyne, who had earlier taken four wickets, led the way with 72 from just 44 balls to lead them home with nearly three overs to spare.

47 48 TWENTY 20 Shropshire v Buckinghamshire at Whitchurch on Sunday June 17th Bucks won by 5 wkts Toss won by Shropshire Bucks failed to qualify for the final stage after sharing the honours in their final double-header. In the first game , they bowled out Shropshire for 92 in 16.4 overs thanks to a brilliant spell of spin from Masoor Khan, who took 4-14 in 3,4 overs. Bucks won by five wickets in 15.3 overs, George Russell leading the way with 37 from 25 balls..

47 48 TWENTY 20 Shropshire v Buckinghamshire at Whitchurch on Sunday June 17th Shropshire won by 14 runs (DLS method) Toss won by Bucks In the second game, Shropshire amassed 210-4 from their 20 overs, Ross Aucott and Simon Gregory adding 84 from the last six overs, with 24 runs coming off Cameron Parsons’s only over. After a delay for rain, the Bucks target was revised to 90 from seven overs under the DLS system. But they fell short 75-3, with Shelvin Gumbs scoring 32 not out from 14 balls..

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BUCKS C.C.C. RECORDS BOWLING First known county organisation 1864 Best match figures: 16-74 G. Nash v Oxfordshire at Thame 1897 Founded in 1891. First played in Minor Counties Championship in 1896 Best innings figures: 9-29 F. Edwards v Oxfordshire at Oxford 1930 Most wickets in career: 1059 F. Edwards, 811 M. Wright, 391 A.J. Hughes UNICORNS CHAMPIONSHIP Most wickets in a season: 104 F. Edwards, 1923 Champions: 1899 (shared with Northants), 1922, 1923, 1925, 1932, 1938, 1952, 1969, 1987, 2009 FIELDING Highest scores by Bucks: Wicketkeeping 560-4 dec v Northumberland at High Wycombe 2013 Most victims in a season: 37 (32 catches, 5 stumpings) B.W. Poll in 1969 518-4 v Bedfordshire at Ampthill 2013 1 Most catches in a season: 32 B.W. Poll in 1967 & 1969 505 v Bedfordshire at Bedford in 1912 (made in 3 /2 hours) Most stumpings in a season: 22 W. B. Franklin in 1924 Highest score against Bucks: 505-9 dec by Hertfordshire at High Wycombe in 1913; Most catches in an innings: 7 C.J. Tungate v Wales M.C. at Bletchley 1988 505-6 dec by Staffordshire at Stone in 1948 Non-wicketkeeping Lowest score by Bucks: Most catches in a season: 19 J.B. Turner 1968 20 v Hertfordshire at Aylesbury in 1903; Most catches in an innings: 5 J.J. Birrell v Norfolk at Lakeham in 1949, 24 v Leicestershire 2nd at High Wycombe in 1924 N.V. Butler v Hertfordshire at Tring in 1964, J.B. Turner v Bedfordshire at Luton in 1977 Lowest score against Bucks: 15 by Kent at Bletchley Park in 1925 MINOR COUNTIES - ONE DAY COMPETITION Highest score in Championship: 621 by Surrey 2nd v Devon at the Oval in 1928 Holt Cup: Winners 1990 Lowest Score: Highest team total: 334-4 v Northumberland at Jesmond 1997 (but lost match!) 14 by Cheshire v Staffordshire at Stoke-on-Trent Highest individual score: 157 M.J.W. Wright v Cambridgeshire at Marlow 2006 BATTING Best bowling: 6-2 A.P. Cole v Sussex C.B. at Milton Keynes 1998 Double Centuries: T.M. Smith 244* v Hertfordshire at High Wycombe 2015 GILLETTE CUP/NATWEST TROPHY/C&G TROPHY R.A. White 211* v Northumberland at High Wycombe 2013 First-class scalp: 200 Z.A. Sher v Cambridgeshire at Gerrards Cross 2005 Most runs in career: bt Somerset by 7 runs at High Wycombe 1987 7524 J.B. Turner (1968 - 83), 5989 M.J. Roberts (1987-97), 5191 W.B. Franklin (1911-1946) Man of the Match Awards: Most runs in a season: C.A. Pickett v Bedfordshire at High Wycombe 1970; R.E. Bond v Cambridgeshire at Fenners 1011 C. Lever (1964) 1972; J.B. Turner v Glamorgan at Amersham 1972; J.B. Turner v Kent at Canterbury 1974; S.J. Most centuries: Edwards v Somerset at High Wycombe 1987; J.N.B. Bovill v Yorkshire C.B. at Sheffield 1999; 15 M.J. Roberts (not including his 132* in Championship Final (one day) in 1987), 8 D.F.V. Z.A. Sher v Worcs C.B. at Dinton 2001; P.D. Atkins v Durham C.B. at Beaconsfield 2001; D. Johns Taylor v Suffolk at Dinton 2002; J.D. Batty v Shropshire at Beaconsfield 2002. Carrying bat throughout completed innings: C.R.H. Gresson 111* (out of 211) v Northants at Northampton 1896 J.H.L. Aubrey-Fletcher 106* (out of 207) v Bedfordshire at Ascott Park 1938 BENSON & HEDGES CUP P.D. Atkins 88* (out of 186) v Northumberland at Jesmond 2000 Man of the Match Award: P.D. Atkins 70* (out of 152) v Staffordshire at Beaconsfield 2002 M.J. Roberts: Minor Counties v Sussex at Marlow 1990 Two centuries in one match M.J. Roberts 177* and 101* v Northumberland at Beaconsfield 1996 MISCELLANEOUS R.J. Hopwood 131 and 100 v Lincolnshire at Tring Park 2009 Bucks players to have played for England: HIGHEST WICKET PARTNERSHIPS Tests: W.N. Slack (High Wycombe and Middlesex), 1st 217 T.R. Kent (123) and E.H.D. Sewell (106) P.J. Newport (High Wycombe and Worcestershire), A.D. Hales (Gerrards Cross and Nottinghamshire) v Hertfordshire at High Wycombe 1913 ODI and T20 Internationals: A.D. Hales (Gerrards Cross and Nottinghamshire) 217 T.E. Busby (94) and A. Campbell (130) v Norfolk at Norwich 1950 Bucks players to have scored centuries on first-class debut: 2nd 263* C. Lever (135*) and D.A. Janes (133*) J.K.E. Slack - 135 Cambridge University v Middlesex at Fenners 1954 v Hertfordshire at Tring 1964 3rd 322 J.C. Harrison (147) and P.R. Sawyer (181) J.B. Turner - 106 Minor Counties v Pakistan at Jesmond 1974 v Norfolk at Slough 1998 P.D. Atkins - 114* Surrey v Cambridge University at The Oval 1988 4th 279 M.J.Payne (123) and G.T.Park (166) v Bedfordshire at Tring 2018 5th 208 L.G. Baker (131*) and R.T. Campbell (117) v Bedfordshire at Wing 1937 6th 241 Z.A. Sher (200) and P.D. Atkins (84) v Cambridgeshire at Gerrards Cross 2005 7th 181 M.A. Hardinges (109) and D.R.J. Cranfield-Thompson (84) v Norfolk at Norwich 2010 8th 118 D.R.J. Cranfield-Thompson (100) and S.A. Cherry (41) v Bedfordshire at Luton 2010 9th 141 W.B. Franklin (119*) and M.W. Wright (34) v Hertfordshire at High Wycombe 1913 10th 108 W.E. Hazelton (124*) and F. Edwards (30) v Surrey 2nd at the Oval 1929 50 5251 BOWLING Best match figures: 16-74 G. Nash v Oxfordshire at Thame 1897 Best innings figures: 9-29 F. Edwards v Oxfordshire at Oxford 1930 Most wickets in career: 1059 F. Edwards, 811 M. Wright, 391 A.J. Hughes Most wickets in a season: 104 F. Edwards, 1923 FIELDING Wicketkeeping Most victims in a season: 37 (32 catches, 5 stumpings) B.W. Poll in 1969 Most catches in a season: 32 B.W. Poll in 1967 & 1969 Most stumpings in a season: 22 W. B. Franklin in 1924 Most catches in an innings: 7 C.J. Tungate v Wales M.C. at Bletchley 1988 Non-wicketkeeping Most catches in a season: 19 J.B. Turner 1968 Most catches in an innings: 5 J.J. Birrell v Norfolk at Lakeham in 1949, N.V. Butler v Hertfordshire at Tring in 1964, J.B. Turner v Bedfordshire at Luton in 1977 MINOR COUNTIES - ONE DAY COMPETITION Holt Cup: Winners 1990 Highest team total: 334-4 v Northumberland at Jesmond 1997 (but lost match!) Highest individual score: 157 M.J.W. Wright v Cambridgeshire at Marlow 2006 Best bowling: 6-2 A.P. Cole v Sussex C.B. at Milton Keynes 1998 GILLETTE CUP/NATWEST TROPHY/C&G TROPHY First-class scalp: bt Somerset by 7 runs at High Wycombe 1987 Man of the Match Awards: C.A. Pickett v Bedfordshire at High Wycombe 1970; R.E. Bond v Cambridgeshire at Fenners 1972; J.B. Turner v Glamorgan at Amersham 1972; J.B. Turner v Kent at Canterbury 1974; S.J. Edwards v Somerset at High Wycombe 1987; J.N.B. Bovill v Yorkshire C.B. at Sheffield 1999; Z.A. Sher v Worcs C.B. at Dinton 2001; P.D. Atkins v Durham C.B. at Beaconsfield 2001; D. Taylor v Suffolk at Dinton 2002; J.D. Batty v Shropshire at Beaconsfield 2002. BENSON & HEDGES CUP Man of the Match Award: M.J. Roberts: Minor Counties v Sussex at Marlow 1990 MISCELLANEOUS Bucks players to have played for England: Tests: W.N. Slack (High Wycombe and Middlesex), P.J. Newport (High Wycombe and Worcestershire), A.D. Hales (Gerrards Cross and Nottinghamshire) ODI and T20 Internationals: A.D. Hales (Gerrards Cross and Nottinghamshire) Bucks players to have scored centuries on first-class debut: J.K.E. Slack - 135 Cambridge University v Middlesex at Fenners 1954 J.B. Turner - 106 Minor Counties v Pakistan at Jesmond 1974 P.D. Atkins - 114* Surrey v Cambridge University at The Oval 1988

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54 BUCKS ACADEMY REPORT

Bucks Academy had an excellent season, winning all of their matches played and in the process retaining the Beynon Cup and winning the Tom Orford Trophy. Due to the late drop-out from Bedfordshire, the Beynon Cup T20 competition was played as a three-team round-robin competition. In the first game against Hertfordshire, Bucks chose to bat first and recovered from 40-3 and 90-7 to reach 146-8 from their 20 overs thanks to Dan Ogden (43), Stephen Croft (22) and Mo Choudhry (24no). Hertfordshire were in total control at 98-2 from 13 overs. The game changed thanks to four-over spells from Sam Harris (4-13) and Mo Choudhry (1-19 ), while two run-outs saw Herts capitulate to 123 all out from the penultimate ball. With Free Foresters Academy beating Hertfordshire, the final game was a shoot-out for the trophy. A superb display by Bucks in the field saw Free Foresters, who had won the toss, bowled out from the last ball of the 20th over for 106, the last five wickets falling for 20 runs in seven overs. The wickets- takers, all of whom completed their full four overs, were Connor Haddow (2-23), Jon Burden (3-13) and Sam Harris (3-20). The match was won comfortably by seven wickets in the 14th over, the main contributions coming from Teddy Casterton (30) and Will Hatton (32no). So Bucks retained the trophy, following on from 2017 success at Radlett. In the Tom Orford Trophy, Bucks played their first three-day game against the Free Foresters at Radley College An outstanding innings from Alex Woodland (112) was the only highlight as Bucks were dismissed for 239 from 84 overs after winning the toss. Free Foresters slipped to 44-4 from 20 overs, Cam Parsons (3- 9) doing most of the damage. A recovery led by Steven Reingold (53) and David Scott (47) took the score to 140, but Stephen Croft (3-39) and Sulaiman Akhtar (2-57) restricted them to 189 all out from 68 overs, giving Bucks a precious 50- run lead. In the second innings Bucks declared on 288-9 from 71 overs thanks to Cam Parsons (56), Imran Malik (50), Alex Woodland (42), Dan Ogden (28) and Will Hatton (24). Set 339 to win in 90 overs, Foresters were well-placed at 170-2. But good spells spell from Dan Ogden (2-34) and Sulaiman Akhtar (4-46) broke the partnership and Bucks won by 63 runs. The match against Hertfordshire Stags was disrupted by the weather, which washed out the first day and the second morning. Put into bat on a tricky pitch, Bucks were soon in trouble at 75-5 from 29 overs, with only Imran Malik (33) providing any significant resistance. The lower-order batsmen performed superbly with Nouman Aslam (22), Stephen Croft (54), Mo Choudhry (53no) and Sam Harris (20no) guiding Bucks through to bat for the full 90 overs and finish on 246-9. At close of play on day two, Stags were 51 for 2 from 28 overs. They promptly declared. Bucks batted for 18 overs with Teddy Casterton (64 and Will Hatton (26no) helping them to declare on 139-5, leaving Herts 335 to win from a minimum of 77 overs. They were bowled out for 199 in 65 overs. The pick of the bowlers were Farhaan Khan (4-33), Sam Harris (2-10) and Nouman Aslam (2-35), but the whole team contributed to a good result. 55 56 The final game was against Lincolnshire, a new addition to the tournament. Our opponents chose to bat first and finished on 193 all out from 77 overs. Sami Sajid (2-45), Stephen Croft (2-47 ) and principally Farhaan Khan (5-33) provided the control and accuracy to complete a good session. Bucks made the most of improving conditions, led by a magnificent innings of 207 from Teddy Casterton, ably supported by Imran Malik (33), Stephen Croft (65no) and Sami Sajid ( 29no) which resulted in a total of 408-8 from 90 overs. Lincolnshire’s second innings got off to a good start, as they progressed to 110-2 from 27 overs, before another collapse left the score on 160-8 at the close of the second day. The match was swiftly concluded on the final morning as they were all out for 169. The star of the Bucks bowling was Farhaan Khan with 7-29. Bucks won by an innings and 46 runs to secure the Tom Orford Trophy. Unfortunately, the Academy didn’t manage to play any one-day games. Even though we had a glorious summer, the scheduled games were all rained off. I thought, on the whole, the attitude, quality and energy shown throughout most of our fielding sessions was excellent. There were short periods when a lack of concentration crept in which produced errors during the fielding and batting disciplines. However, there was a notable improvement over 2017 and if this continues the players will reap long-term rewards. I would like to thank all of the umpires who officiated during the season, the ever-present Paul Dean our scorer, Academy coach Tom Hampton, Kevin Beaumont for all of his ‘out of season’ help in organising the grounds, umpires and scorer. I would also like to thank all the clubs who have supported the Academy with the use of their grounds. The hospitality they provide is greatly appreciated.

Tim Russell Academy Manager

55 56 BUCKS CRICKET BOARD REPORT 2018

Cricket in England enters some of its most exciting times, with the World Cup and men’s and women’s Ashes in 2019, to be followed by the new 100-ball competition and new County Partnership Agreements for the whole game across the county, as part of the new ECB strategy ‘Inspiring Generations’ to be delivered for 2020 through to 2024. To be best placed to ensure cricket in Bucks thrives over this period and well beyond, the Board underwent a restructure after the 2018 season. Rich Hudson was appointed Managing Director, having previously been Head Coach of the Player Pathway, after Stuart Beck stepped back from CEO to Finance Director. Jason Rance became Head Coach, James Savory was appointed as Territorial Manager – Kids/Recruit, tasked with managing the schools Chance to Shine Programme and transition into All Stars, and Emma Boswell appointed Territorial Manager – Clubs, supporting clubs with Clubmark, ECB initiatives, club development and the growth of the Women & Girls game. Ed Page also joined the Board’s staff as Operations Administrator. All Stars Cricket for five-to-eight year olds entered its second year and grew from 24 clubs running ASC sections in 2017 to 32, with 938 children involved across the county. Dinton Cricket Club had a fantastic 110 ASC participants, which was the seventh biggest centre in the country. Great Kingshill, Buckingham Town, Winchmore Hill (Penn) and Amersham Hill all had over 50 participants. Buckingham Town CC were awarded 5 Star status by the ECB following parental feedback surveys. The Chance to Shine schools programme was aligned to All Stars Cricket, with coaching successfully delivered into 54 primary schools, targeting school years thee and four. The traditional Kwik Cricket Festivals provided the framework for the older primary school pupils – years five and six – with seven all-day competitions held around the county for boys and girls, feeding into a County Finals Day at Dinton. Bedgrove Primary won the Boys County Final and Aston Clinton won the Girls’ competition. Women and Girls Cricket continues to grow within the county. 2018 was the second year of the Women’s Soft Ball Cricket festivals. Four festivals took place at Chesham, Dinton, Haddenham and Holmer Green, with the Gerrards Cross festival falling foul to the weather. The expansion of these festivals will provide the basis for our new Women and Girls strategy, feeding into more teams across the County. Bucks Youth Cricket Trust continued their generous support of Girls Cricket, Junior Club Cricket, Disability and hardship cases. Sixteen clubs across the county were successful in securing small grants via the ECB, totaling £28,000 into clubs in Bucks for projects ranging from pavilion refurbishments to supporting the acquisition of new covers and sighscreens. Coach Education support was given to our club network, now run in collaboration with the rest of the ECB South Central Counties – Berks, Oxon, Hampshire, Sussex and the Isle of Wight. Candidates completed Child Support Worker, Coaching Children or Coaching Young Person & Adults certificate courses. An enhanced programme of awards is being finalised by ECB for 2019-2020.

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Bucks All Stars meet up with England players: Alastair Cook, Mark Stoneman and Chris Woakes at Lord’s

57 58 The BCB not only gives support to clubs but receives great support from our club network. Clubs offer their grounds to our boys and girls age group teams for county games and practice. More than 100 home games were hosted by our Clubs in 2018 - a heartfelt thanks to all our hosts. To this end, the Bucks Association Cricket Officials appointed umpires to all our matches played against other counties last year - thanks to those in white coats. In the background we have our County Welfare Officer, Hugh Suter working away, with formal or informal training for our Club Welfare officers and dealing with any issues. Safeguarding and achieving Clubmark status becomes increasingly imperative for clubs in today’s world and both are key focuses for BCB as we head into 2019. The Junior Competitions winners for 2018 are below. Many congratulations to the winners and a thanks to all the volunteers that ensure cricket can thrive in Buckinghamshire at all levels.

Cups: U15 - Chesham. U13 - Great Brickhill. U11 - Beaconsfield.

Leagues: U15 - Chesham; U14 - Great Brickhill. U13 - Great Brickhill. U12 - Great Brickhill. U11 - Amersham. U10 - Gerrards Cross.

Rich Hudson

BUCKS PATHWAY REPORTS 2018 UNDER 17 BOYS It was a successful season with the One-day Cup team playing a really positive brand of cricket. the challenge will be to maintain this over the course of a match as the team failed to bat the full overs in a single game. The highlight came against Shropshire, whom we beat by 132 runs. Bucks recovered from 178-8 to finish on 294 thanks to a last-wicket stand of 61 between Joel Abbott and James Dalby. The Two-day Championship saw Bucks deservedly crowned champions after some dominant displays. We were required to bat only once in each game, scoring more than 400 twice. Credit to the bowlers as well, who on flat pitches, bowled every team out, putting opponents in a position to try and avoid an outright defeat in all games. The players showed a great attitude and a willingness to improve. Three were asked to represent the Bucks Academy on the back of these performances. The best bowling displays saw Scott Rolfe take 5-36 in the two-day game against Shropshire and Lawrence Snookes take 5-43 in the two-day game against Bedfordshire. Rolfe also scored two centuries - 141 against Oxfordshire and 118 against Shropshire and 84 in the one-day game against Oxon. Luke Harrington-Myers scored 102 against Oxon and 84 against Bedfordshire. Other half-centuries came from Josh Drage (92), Joel Abbott, Lawrence Snookes, Achan Rajapakra and Under 15s Rahul Randev and Olly Nathanson, who kept wicket superbly all season.

59 60 UNDER 16 BOYS The Under 16 EPP team exists to bring together boys from various age groups late in the season to play fixtures that offer different challenges from their regular season games. While the longer format games against Oxfordshire and Berkshire fell foul of the weather, the strong T20 focus to the season saw the boys learn and adapt to the skills required. The highlight was the three-day tour with two T20s in Lincolnshire, then a 50-over game, followed on the final day by two T20s against Yorkshire. The boys won three and lost two on this trip and also developed life skills of touring. Scott Rolfe’s 62 off 45 balls, which won the final game against Yorkshire, stood out. Earlier in the season, Joe Clark made a maiden century in a convincing win over Northants.

UNDER 15 BOYS The side played some excellent cricket without getting the rewards their performances deserved, hindered by wash-outs against Herefordshire and Bedfordshire. The stand-out display was the 78-run victory over Bedfordshire in the ECB Cup. Under 14 batsman Jai Angell complied a superb 80. Harry Petrie set the tone with the ball, with an opening spell of 1-6 in six overs before Aizaz Ahmed ran through the Beds’ tail with a remarkable 5-5 in 5.2 overs. There were narrow defeats to to Leicestershire (twice), Worcestershire and Northants, with heavy losses coming against Oxfordshire and in the first game against Worcestershire. Archie Palmer captained the side well and was the leading scorer with 161 runs. Rahul Randev made 152 runs. Aizaz Ahmed (13) and Parry Dhillon (10) were the leading wicket- takers. Garry Petrie was selected for the South & South West Under 15s at the Bunbury Festival and has now signed up for the Hampshire Academy.

UNDER 14 BOYS Bucks had a great season, now only finishing joint third in their ECB Cup group, but also played conistently good cricket throughout the season. They recorded wins over Berkshire, Staffordshire, Bedfordshire, Worcestershire and Herefordshire, and on tour against Shropshire and Oxfordshire. The ECB Cup games against Wales and Shropshire were washed out. Notable displays came from George Weldon (5-27) and Jai Angell (82) against Staffordshire, while Sikander Rizwan, who took 19 wickets in the season claimed 5-33 against Herefordshire, Charlie Doe making 73 not out in the same match. George Coomber made 87 not out against Oxfordshire and 74 against Worcestershire, while Angell hit a blistering 64 not out from 34 balls to win our final tour game against Shropshire. Hashan Ramandanpulle made two half-centuries, while Tom Whittington made 230 runs and took 12 wickets during the season.

59 60 UNDER 13 BOYS Despite a lot of good individual displays, the side struggled for consistency. There were four half-centuries from Aatish Anthathi, while others came from Kahil Jariwala (98 not out v Cardiff &Vale), Raphael Weatherall and Ben England. The best bowling came from Esra Saba (4-14 v Hertfordshire). and Amit Mallya (4-21 v Oxfordshire).

UNDER 12 BOYS The side had a mixed season in terms of results, often producing selfless displays in the field and limiting opponents to reachable totals, only to fall just short. The tour to Ipswich was the highlight with some excellent displays. Aadi Sharma (pictured right) was the leading scorer with 561 runs at an average of 66 - including a century and four fifties. Zac Healey scored his maiden Bucks half-century against the Netherlands, while Joe Hoggan took an impressive four-wicket haul when ‘turning it square’ against Lincolnshire.

UNDER 11 BOYS Bucks had a successful season, winning eight out of their 12 games. A 92-run partnership between Billy Dodds (68) and Seb Cooksey (40) helped them get off to a winning start against Oxfordshire, with leg-spinners James Batchelor (4-24) and James Conway completing the job. This was followed by a thrilling one-wicket win against Middlesex thanks to Anaya Jariwada (63) and Billy Dodds (55no), who led Bucks to their target of 199. The tour to Ardingly in Sussex saw a rematch with Middlesex in a T30 fixture, followed by wins over London Schools and California (T20) before a defeat by Kent in the final over. Billy Dodds accumulated 246 runs at an average of 41, while Anya Jariwala scored 199. James Batchelor took 15 wickets at 12.40 and James Conway 12 at 11.67.

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UNDER 10 BOYS New players to the Bucks Pathway benefited from playing in the county side, with eight who had experience of playing a year younger the previous season. The side recorded three excellent victories in a row. They posted 183 against Cambridgeshire, Harrison Price top-scoring with 41 before their opponents tumbled from 70-0 to defeat at the hands of Ben Taylor (4-8) and Ethan Horne (3-14). Price (4-8) and Adi Allam were the chief destroyers in bowling out Northants for 80 at Stowe School, Byron Page-Medina (30) guiding them home. London Schools were bowled out cheaply, spinner Daniel Chapman taking 3-14, but it took an eighth-wicket stand between Ben Taylor (35no) and Page-Medina to see Bucks home. Harrison Price was the leading scorer with 117 runs, with Byron Page-Medina close behind on 112. Price also finished as the joint leading wicket-taker with 12 alongside Tharul Wanni-Arrchchige. The newly formed Development Side played a variety of teams. Against a full Dorset Under 11 team, Will McKenzie (4-14) and Kieren Patel (34) shone in a narrow defeat. Against Oxfordshire Saxons Under 11s, Patel (64) again top-scored, while William Bamford and Finley Webster were also in the runs in a 30-run victory. At the Ardingly Festival, Bucks had a thrilling game against California. Prabhav Sistla took 2-5 as their opponents closed on 136 from their 30 overs, Daniel Chapman, Will McKenzie and Daniel Foulds battled to get Bucks close but they lost by one run. Oli Reading was the leading wicket-taker with 12, just ahead of Areeb Hussain on 11. Will McKenzie was the leading scorer with 130, while Kieren Patel topped the averages with 23.40.

BUCKS WOMEN The youthful Bucks team performed admirably, recording the double over Herefordshire and a victory over Gloucestershire in the Royal London Division 4 50-over competition. This was followed by wins over Dorset and Wiltshire in the T20. The highlight came when they chased 281 to beat Hertfordshire at Tring Park, with Hannah Bates (61no) seeing them home in the last over after valuable contributions from Tilly Mason (59), Charlotte Woodall (46) and Ella Claridge (35). Earlier, Bates and Hannah Francis had both picked up two wickets in the Herts innings In the reverse fixture, also at Tring, Hannah Bates recorded her maiden century and shared a 132-run partnership with the experienced Jan Godman (84), who doubled up as player/manager once again. Holly Wilson, Bethan Miles, Hannah Bates and Hannah Francis all took eight wickets during the campaign. Cara Duggan (Southern Vipers), Hannah Bates (Surrey Stars) and Ell Claridge all represented Bucks in the inaugural regional development festival at Taunton School.

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Girls Under 17s on tour at Malvern College Malvern at tour on 17s Under Girls

64 65 UNDER 17 GIRLS The side started their competition campaign with an eight-wicket win over Hertfordshire at Amersham Hill, captain Tilly Mason and Hannah Bates scoring 61 not out and 50 respectively. There followed a nine-wicket loss to Wiltshire, despite Mason’s 45. Against Dorset, Bucks won by seven wickets thanks to Ella Claridge’s 59 not out and an amazing spell of 6-10 from Bethan Miles. In the return match, Dorset came out on top. Another fifty from Mason and another five-wicket haul from Miles saw Bucks return to winning ways by six wickets over Hertfordshire. The return match with Wiltshire was washed out, so Bucks finished second in their 40- over league, losing out to Wiltshire on run rate. In the T20 matches, Bucks started with an eight-wicket with against Northants thanks to Holly Wilson’s 57 not out and Claridge’s 44 not out.

There followed a seven-wicket win over Berkshire, Wilson top-scoring with 36 not out and Cara Duggan taking 3-11. In their final match, they were outclassed by a strong Gloucestershire & Wales team.

UNDER 15 GIRLS Bucks, playing in the South East A Division, produced some excellent cricket against quality sides. The highlight was chasing 184 to beat Sussex, who had collapsed from 129-1 to 183 all out. Cara Duggan followed her two wickets with a nerveless 65 not out from 72 balls to see Bucks home. Ella Claridge scored centuries in both 40-overs fixtures against Middlesex. Duggan made 97 in a thrilling six-run win over Kent at Gerrards Cross, where Hannah Davis made 31 not out and took 3-26 with her leg spin. Bucks won their T20 group with wins over Warwiickshire, Bedfordshire, Oxfordshire and Hertfordshire. Bethan Miles’s left-arm spin was of a consistently high standard, while Merryn Sutaria’s fielding was outstanding. The first season for the Development team, Rose Burton Pye’s 75 against Berkshire was the highlight. Girls Under 17s on tour at Malvern College Malvern at tour on 17s Under Girls UNDER 13 GIRLS The side enjoyed an excellent season. They won five of their seven 35-over matches, beating Oxfordshire, Northants, Berkshire Cambridgeshire and Hampshire. They also triumphed in six of their eight T20 fixtures with wins over Hertfordshire, Essex, Suffolk, Cumbria (twice) and Leicestershire. The highlight was a wonderful 136 not out by Amelia Peck against Berkshire. This was a record score at any Bucks girls age group. Another fine knock came from Tilly Crampsie with 81 in a T20 fixture against Suffolk. Lucy Warren was the leading wicket-taker with an amazing 22 in just 25 overs all season. Molly Carter claimed 12 wickets. The Development side beat Hampshire, won and lost against Berkshire, and drew with Warwickshire. Sophia Davis made 51 not out in the Malvern Festival.

UNDER 11 GIRLS The stand-out player was Rosie Lloyd, who had five successive not out innings, while Mehnoor Zubair took most wickets with her fast, accurate bowling. Clare Lock impressed with five wickets for just nine runs. The side defeated Berkshire and completed the double over Northants The Development team beat Oxfordshire Saxons twice, and Northants in a T20 game. Their outstanding players were Clare Lock and Alice Fleming.

64 65 66 Bucks over 50s 1st XI v Hertfordshire at Farnham Royal Standing: Bob Lane (scorer), Simon Stanway, Gary Hales, Graham Fisher, Sharath Jetty, Ian Pulsford Seated/kneeling: Shabas Ramzan, George Eykyn, Temoor Alam (captain), Mike Taylor, Neil Jones, Steve King

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Played 7, Won 4, Lost 2, Conceded 1 The most successful season for some time started disastrously with a 168-run defeat against Hertfordshire after a batting collapse. The reverse was true against Surrey as we smashed 294 (Sharath Jetty 101 from 60 balls and Gary Hales 86 from 62 balls) to win easily. After a further reverse against Sussex, we restricted Middlesex to 197-5 at Slough and passed the total with 12 overs to spare, the captain Temoor Alan (59) and Ian Pulsford (57) seeing us home. It was disappointing not to be able to play Essex due to extreme unavailability, but we were back on form against Berkshire as Alam (82), Pulsford (55) and George Eykyn (54) plus Simon Stanway’s spell of 4-40 gave us an easy win. The last match against Kent was a high-scoring affair in the sun at The Mote. The hosts amassed 316-2 in 45 overs, but thanks to Temoor Alam (141 from 105 balls) and Gary Hales (56 off 29), we scorched to the target with ten overs to spare. Everyone is raring to go in 2019 and we just hope for full availability.

OVER 50s 2nd X1

Played 8, Won 3, Lost 4, Conceded 1 This team is improving year by year and we are now winning matches regularly. We made a bad start, conceding conceded too many runs (289-5) against Sussex, despite dismissing Rob Andrew for 1. A total 116 was a weak reply. There was a shortage of runs, too, against Kent too, as our 145-9 was quickly overtaken. There was better news against Berkshire - a win by two wickets due to a spell of 3-33 from Justin Weller and 71 from Sy Din. We find travelling to Essex very difficult, which will be addressed in 2019, so conceded without enough players being available. Suffolk’s visit to Buckingham was greeted a nine-wicket home win due to John Iqbal (108) and Nigel Field (107no) sharing an opening stand of 205 in the heat. It is always a pleasure to defeat Herts, but John Iqbal, with 132 and 6-54, almost beat them on his own, while captain Steve White contributed 47 to an opening stand of 152. A rain-affected game against Middlesex (yes, it did rain in 2018) was lost as the visitors won a good toss. Please ask all 49-year-old players to make themselves known to us for 2019. There are spaces as some of the Over 50s graduate to the older age group.

67 68 Bucks Over 50s 2nd XI v Herts at Old Owens Standing: Paul Weston, John Iqbal, Justin Weller, Sy Din, Janaka Yatigammana, Andy Swayne (scorer) Seated/Kneeling: Paul Kaye, Muddho Ahmed, Khalid Kazim, Steve White (captain), Simon Mellish, Rahul Mohindru

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Played 12, won 5, lost 7 Two factors impacted on the team even before the 2018 season started. Bucks were moved into the very powerful South group and also lost two match-winning all-rounders to other counties during the close season. With no Over 50s players turning 59, the team drew on existing players to fill the gap. They did this admirably, but there was no disguising the difficulty of qualifying for the knockout stages for a third successive year. A magnificent fightback by the bowlers in a low-scoring first match versus Surrey almost set the season up perfectly. Dick Decaires made 57 out of 120, but Surrey won by one wicket. Thereafter for much of the season, the batsmen were not able to build large enough scores for the strong bowling unit to exert pressure and the side lost five of the next six matches by significant margins, winning only against Sussex. Following Decaires’s retirement mid-season, Bucks welcomed the return of Keith Wallis. His total of 274 runs at an average of 91.3 in five innings, including 138 in the second victory against Sussex, together with some changes to the line-up, enabled the side to set targets and to chase targets. The result was a four-match winning run including a resounding eight-wicket victory at High Wycombe against a powerful Kent X1. Victory followed over Bedfordshire in the Bowl competition, Mike Salmon taking 5-17 off his nine overs - the first five wicket haul for the side in four years. Bucks were finally defeated by Berkshire in the Bowl semi-final. Chris Johnson took the season’s bowling prize with 18 wickets and both he and Denzil Owen, who took 16 wickets, averaged below 17. Salmon took 16 at 21.3. Owen also made significant contributions with the bat, while Roger Garrini, who came into the side in the second half of the season, and skipper John Rolfe both averaged 33.

OVER 60s 2nd XI Played 11, Won 2, Lost 9 It was a disappointing season, troubled by the 1st XI player losses, even though there were several notable performances within the team. This meant the captain Roger

Bucks Over 50s 2nd XI v Herts at Old Owens Garrini found himself in the 1st XI midway through the season, with Terry Bentley taking over. The highest score of the season was Peter Langford’s 87 against Hertfordshire, but nobody produced consistent runs which gave the bowlers a hard task. Andy Peacock scored the most runs with a top score of 73. Jim Spooner was the most consistent with the ball. Two wins against Bedfordshire were the only positive results.

OVER 60 3rd XI

Played 13 Won 5, Lost 7, cancelled 1 The first season for this team proved to be a successful one with five wins. New grounds

Standing: Paul Weston, John Iqbal, Justin Weller, Sy Din, Janaka Yatigammana, Andy Swayne (scorer) were used both home and away. The season starting badly with a ten-wicket loss to Kent, but it brightened up after that with wins against Sussex, Essex, Bedfordshire and

Seated/Kneeling: Paul Kaye, Muddho Ahmed, Khalid Kazim, Steve White (captain), Simon Mellish, Rahul Mohindru Hertfordshire twice. Saqib Qureshi was the top batsman with three half-centuries, while Latif Khan was the most consistent bowler with an outstanding 9-5-12-3 against Sussex at Winchmore Hill - the best performance of the season. Roger Garrini

68 69 Bucks Over 60s 1st XI v Berks at Binfield Kneeling: Peter Langford, Dave Brooker, John Rolfe (captain), Denzil Owen, Chris Lowe Standing: Michael Salmon, Neville Pritchard, Chris Johnson, John Pothecary, Richard DeCaires, Matt Hines, Goodman (scorer)

70 71 Bucks Over 60s 1st XI v Berks at Binfield Bucks Over 60s 3rd XI v Sussex at Coleshill Seated: John Moffit, Steve Shore, Ron Hedley (captain), Larry Warr, Guy Morgan Kneeling: Peter Langford, Dave Brooker, John Rolfe (captain), Denzil Owen, Chris Lowe Standing: John Goodman (scorer), Mahmood Aktar, Bob Floyd, Latif Khan, Gordon Mousinho, Francis Braganza, Richard Vasey Standing: Michael Salmon, Neville Pritchard, Chris Johnson, John Pothecary, Richard DeCaires, Matt Hines, Goodman (scorer)

70 71 BUCKS C.C. C. PLAYER SPONSORSHIP 2019 PLAYER SPONSOR (S) Tom Hampton Sports Shots.org Garry Park Ian Hodgson Matt Rance Chiltern Sports Charlie Macdonell Bill Scholes Michael Payne BBG Business Development LLP Masoor Khan Future Stars Coaching Ltd Shelvin Gumbs Willo Cricket Cameron Parsons teachtalking.co.uk Conrad Louth Robin Pritchard People in Flow Ltd Uzair Amjaid Interiors Royale Designer Kitchens George Russell Beechwood Shirts & Litho Ltd Teddie Casterton Jonathan Lilley Jonathan Burden Gray Hills & Co Ltd Saif Zaib Interiors Royale Designer Kitchens AJ Woodland Michael Knox Jason Rance Chiltern Sports Dan Marles EJH Horticulture Andy Harris Red Box Fire Control Stephen Croft

For details, please contact Bill Scholes Tel: 01494 713867

72 73 BUCKS C.C.C. PLAYER SPONSORSHIP 2018 With grateful thanks to all those companies and individuals who very kindly sponsored a player last season

PLAYER SPONSOR (S) Tom Hampton Gentlemen and Players Garry Park Ian Hodgson Matt Rance Chiltern Sports Fahim Quershi MB Malik Sports Michael Payne BBG Business Development LLP Masoor Khan Fortis Training Shelvin Gumbs Willo Cricket Cameron Parsons teachtalking.co.uk Patrick Castleden Robin Peppiatt Robin Pritchard People in Flow Ltd Uzair Amjaid Interiors Royale Designer Kitchens George Russell Beechwood Shirts & Litho Ltd Teddie Casterton Jonathan Lilley Jonathan Burden Gray Hills & Co Ltd Saif Zaib Interiors Royale Designer Kitchens AJ Woodland Michael Knox Jason Rance Chiltern Sports Dan Marles EJH Horticulture Andy Harris Red Box Fire Control

For details, please contact Bill Scholes Tel: 01494 713867

72 73 74 BUCKS GOLF DAY This years Golf Day was again held at the superb The Buckinghamshire Golf Club at Denham, The course was magnificently prepared again to its usually very high standard. Numbers attending were up on previous years and we attracted a number of new faces all of whom appeared to have a most enjoyable time. We were also blessed with some very pleasant Autumn weather. Winners were as follows:

Fourball Team: 1 Tring CC Premier 84 2 Fundraisers Four 82 Nearest The Pin: Colin Anscell (Fund Raisers Four) Longest Drive: Kevin Smees (Tring Mixed) Individual winners Ladies: Sue Holdship (9) (Chairmans Four) 35pts Gents: 1 David Hawes (Tring Premier) 37pts, 2 Richard Thomas (Fund Raisers Four) 36pts, 3 Nigel Rogers (Past Cricketers Four), Andy Tarbuck (Creeds Revival), Kevin Smees (Tring Mixed) all 35pts

This year’s function has already been booked for Thursday 10th October.

Clockwise (from top left): Winner David Hawes, runner-up Richard Thomas, team winners Tring Park and lady winner Sue Holdship receive their prizes from Bucks CCC president Stuart York.

73 74 75 THE BUCKS ROADSHOW TENT (sponsored by Chiltern Sports) The Bucks CCC Roadshow and Membership Tent will again be on show this summer. The tent will contain a selection of specially select- ed items, including polo shirts, T-shirts, ties, mugs and pens. The point of sale and membership tent will be your one-stop shop for all matters Bucks CCC - become a member, renew your membership, join the Bucks 100 Club, sponsor a player, purchase a polo shirt or other club leisurewear, or just discuss ways by which you could help and support your County Club.

SMALL HOSPITALITY TENTS Bucks CCC will again be offering small hospitality tents for hire at all home matches. The tents offer protection from either rain or sun, de- pending on the weather, and are ideal for private, or even public enter- taining. Bring your own chairs, coolbox, drinks or whatever you fancy! Cost to hire One-Day Match = £50 Cost to hire for Three-Day Match = £75

For more information, please contact the Bucks CCC secretary Kevin Beaumont.

74 75 Membership Report 2019

I write in the handbook each year that membership of the Club remains reasonably static. We would like to see it grow, so please speak to your friends and encourage them to join. Just twenty new members would greatly assist the Club. An application form is at the back of this booklet.

I hold email addresses for many members and these are used to communicate matters relevant to Bucks County Cricket Club. These addresses are not passed on to any other organisation. If you have not advised me of your email address and wish to receive details of games and other information about Bucks Cricket, please send an email to me at the address below.

[email protected]

I would remind you to check our website regularly during the summer

www.bucksccc.org.uk where you will find information about the first team matches, the Academy, and the over 50s and 60s teams. Also other events such as the Annual Dinner and the Golf Day, as well as general information about the Club.

I look forward to seeing you at one of our matches during the season.

John Phillips Membership Secretary

76 77 BuCks 100

Once again BuCks 100 was able to present the Club with a cheque for £2,400 thanks to all the contributors.

The list of the winners for year 2017-18 is shown below. November Neil Relph 70.00 Helen Beaumont 40.00 John Turberville 20.00 December Stuart York 70.00 Jonathan Royals 40.00 Kevin Beaumont 20.00 January Graeme Paskins 70.00 Gill Hitchings 40.00 Ian Hodgson 20.00 February John Turberville 70.00 David Turberville 40.00 Tricia Phillips 20.00 March Paul Dean 70.00 Ian Hodgson 40.00 Bill Scholes 20.00 Dinner Ian Hodgson 250.00 Keith Franklin 150.00 Ian Hodgson 100.00 April David Brooker 70.00 David Turberville 40.00 Neil Relph 20.00 May Gideon Hudson 70.00 Graeme Fisher 40.00 John Turberville 20.00 June Ian Hodgson 70.00 Bill Scholes 40.00 Ian Hodgson 20.00 July Frank Russell 70.00 Neil Relph 40.00 Stuart York 20.00 August Neil Relph 70.00 Robin Peppiatt 40.00 Kevin Beaumont 20.00 September Tim Plumridge 70.00 John Turberville 40.00 Chris Parry 20.00 October Tricia Phillips 70.00 Alan English 40.00 Stuart Beck 20.00 Golf Day Stuart York 250.00 Stuart York 150.00 Ian Hodgson 100.00

In addition to the above we had two further prizes of £50.00 which were drawn at the Annual Dinner and the Golf Day. These were won respectively by Alan English and Paul Dean. We are gradually crawling to the magic 100 number of participants. It is an easy way to assist with raising money for the Club and could bring a financial benefit to yourself. If you would like to support this worthwhile cause, the cost of a number is £5.00 per month. Multiple numbers are permitted, so if you would like to buy one or more for yourself and for another family member please do so. The more contributors, the higher the prize fund. It would be good to be able to increase the number of prizes as well. Payment can be made by a cheque or by monthly standing order. Please see the back of the handbook for an application form or visit the Bucks CCC website to apply online. www.bucksccc.org.uk The lucky winners are published each month on the website. John Phillips Membership Secretary

76 77 78 BUCKS CCC MEMBERS G W Adams Esq D Cottrell Esq Sir James Horlick Mrs H M Adams Mr & Mrs S Cranfield- G D Hudson Esq M Ahmed Thompson R J M Hughes Esq B Akram S Croft Esq P Humphreys Esq T Alam Esq Mrs V Crompton Mr & Mrs A G Hutchinson G J Aldridge Esq M Crossley Esq R J Jackson Esq H R Amar Esq J L Dawson Esq R A Johnson Esq U Amjaid J S Dawson Esq P Kaye Esq B Appleton Esq G Day Esq K Kazim R Arnold Esq R A DeCaires Esq S T A Kazmi M Ash Esq P Dean Esq G F Keens Esq G Atkins Esq M Deeks Esq T L Kent Esq P D Atkins Esq Sir Evelyn de Rothschild L Khan Mrs T Atkins P T Devlin Esq M Khan D Atkinson Esq S Din Esq Ms S Klyne Sir Henry Aubrey-Fletcher, A M Dobb Esq M G S Knox Esq M P Avery Esq R N Dowle Esq D Lander Esq Mr & Mrs A W Bailey Mr & Mrs A F English Mr & Mrs R A Lane Mr & Mrs U D Barnett E A Evans Esq P J Langford Esq Mrs H J Beaumont G Eykyn Esq J Lawler Esq K A Beaumont Esq M Eyles Esq R E Lawrence Esq S M Beck Esq D Finch Esq D R Lidington Esq MP J Beesley Esq JP Fitzgerald Esq J M Lilley Esq J A Bennett Esq A Floyd Esq C Lowe Esq T Bentley Esq R Floyd Esq C Macdonell Esq Mr & Mrs A Bone JA Fordham D S Mackintosh Esq J Bosley Esq Dr J J Franklin Rt Hon Sir John Major MS Botell Esq K Franklin Esq D E R Marks Esq S E Bradshaw Esq D Fromow Esq D L Marles Esq F Braganza Esq J R Gallimore Esq K T Medlycott Esq Judge R W A Bray R A Garrini Esq S Mellish Esq R G H Brocklehurst Esq S D George Esq Mr & Mrs R C Merrick R H P Brocklehurst Esq Mrs C Gillan MP D H Miller Esq D Brooker Esq Mr & Mrs A.W Godley Mr & Mrs G Morgan P Brooks Esq J Goodman Esq J J Morse Esq J D Brown Esq R M Graham Esq G Mousinho Esq K Brown Esq A J Greenham Esq B Mulholland Esq R L Brown Esq S Gumbs Esq M R Nash Esq D Bryce Esq N G Hames Esq G Nelson Esq J H Buchanan Esq D Hampton Esq P D Newfield Esq D L Burden & Miss A V T R G Hampton Esq K J Norman Esq Heslop A D R Harris Esq D Norotam Esq J P Burden Esq N Harris Esq Mr & Mrs F Noyes D J Burton Esq J C Harrison Esq D J Ogden Esq J Bushby Esq Mr & Mrs M W Hawkins K A Okines Esq M J Callaghan P W Haynes Esq S A J Oram Esq N P Carter Esq R J Hedley Esq D M Owen Esq E Casterton Esq S J Helm Esq D V Palmer Esq P Castleden Esq T G Helm Esq J Palmer Esq P Catchpole Esq Mr & Mrs M Hewitt G Park Esq D Chapman Esq M Hind Esq Mr & Mrs CJ Parry I E Chapman Esq L E Hitchings Esq C Parsons Esq R T Clayden Esq Mr & Mrs K Hodgson G Paskins Esq J M Coles & Ms J Eggleton K I Hodgson Esq N Paskins Esq A C Cook Esq G F Holmes Esq D R T Payne Esq J Coppock Esq B Hood Esq MJ Payne Esq

77 78 79 BUCKS CCC MEMBERS A Peacock Esq A Silva G W Adams Esq D Cottrell Esq Sir James Horlick M Pearce Esq J P T Slevin Esq Mrs H M Adams Mr & Mrs S Cranfield- G D Hudson Esq P D R Pearce Esq C W Smith Esq M Ahmed Thompson R J M Hughes Esq S F Peart Esq D E Smith Esq B Akram S Croft Esq P Humphreys Esq A S Pegley Esq G Smith Esq T Alam Esq Mrs V Crompton Mr & Mrs A G Hutchinson B N K Peppiatt Esq J Spooner Esq G J Aldridge Esq M Crossley Esq R J Jackson Esq Mr & Mrs D R Peppiatt J R Spring Esq H R Amar Esq J L Dawson Esq R A Johnson Esq G K Peppiatt Esq S F Stanway Esq U Amjaid J S Dawson Esq P Kaye Esq J R Peppiatt Esq P J Steward Esq B Appleton Esq G Day Esq K Kazim N D Peppiatt Esq R H Stockton Esq R Arnold Esq R A DeCaires Esq S T A Kazmi I Petty Esq P L B Stoddart Esq M Ash Esq P Dean Esq G F Keens Esq J T H Phillips Esq H A Suter G Atkins Esq M Deeks Esq T L Kent Esq J T R Phillips Esq J D Swain Esq P D Atkins Esq Sir Evelyn de Rothschild L Khan N Piper Esq A J Swanson Esq Mrs T Atkins P T Devlin Esq M Khan T J Plumridge Esq G R Talbot Esq D Atkinson Esq S Din Esq Ms S Klyne Mr & Mrs H P Pocock M Taylor Esq Sir Henry Aubrey-Fletcher, A M Dobb Esq M G S Knox Esq Sir Oliver Popplewell T G Taylor Esq M P Avery Esq R N Dowle Esq D Lander Esq J B Porter Esq Mr & Mrs I W Thomas Mr & Mrs A W Bailey Mr & Mrs A F English Mr & Mrs R A Lane J Pothecary Esq R E Thomas Esq Mr & Mrs U D Barnett E A Evans Esq P J Langford Esq Mr & Mrs J Price G C Thomson Esq Mrs H J Beaumont G Eykyn Esq J Lawler Esq N Pritchard Esq Mr & Mrs I Thompson K A Beaumont Esq M Eyles Esq R E Lawrence Esq R Pritchard Esq Mr & Mrs J Thompson S M Beck Esq D Finch Esq D R Lidington Esq MP S Prodger Esq Mr & Mrs P Thompson J Beesley Esq JP Fitzgerald Esq J M Lilley Esq I Pulsford Esq K N Townsend Esq J A Bennett Esq A Floyd Esq C Lowe Esq A A Raja C Tucker Esq T Bentley Esq R Floyd Esq C Macdonell Esq S Ramzan D Turberville Esq Mr & Mrs A Bone JA Fordham D S Mackintosh Esq Mr & Mrs G D Rance J D Turberville Esq J Bosley Esq Dr J J Franklin Rt Hon Sir John Major J Rance Esq A Turney Esq MS Botell Esq K Franklin Esq D E R Marks Esq M J Rance Esq B Tustian Esq S E Bradshaw Esq D Fromow Esq D L Marles Esq R Rance Esq R J Vasey Esq F Braganza Esq J R Gallimore Esq K T Medlycott Esq W Rawlings Esq R Viney Esq Judge R W A Bray R A Garrini Esq S Mellish Esq M Raymond Esq K Wallis Esq R G H Brocklehurst Esq S D George Esq Mr & Mrs R C Merrick P Redfern Esq L Warr Esq R H P Brocklehurst Esq Mrs C Gillan MP D H Miller Esq A Rehman Esq S F Wastling Esq D Brooker Esq Mr & Mrs A.W Godley Mr & Mrs G Morgan N A Relph Esq M F Watts Esq P Brooks Esq J Goodman Esq J J Morse Esq G Roberts Esq C H Waugh Esq J D Brown Esq R M Graham Esq G Mousinho Esq I S Rogers Esq A J Webb Esq K Brown Esq A J Greenham Esq B Mulholland Esq N Rogers Esq F W T Webb Esq R L Brown Esq S Gumbs Esq M R Nash Esq J Rolfe Esq J Weller Esq D Bryce Esq N G Hames Esq G Nelson Esq A H Rowland Esq C J W White Esq J H Buchanan Esq D Hampton Esq P D Newfield Esq Mr & Mrs J Royals S R White Esq D L Burden & Miss A V T R G Hampton Esq K J Norman Esq F W S Russell Esq G Wilbey Esq Heslop A D R Harris Esq D Norotam Esq G Russell Esq C W Wildish Esq J P Burden Esq N Harris Esq Mr & Mrs F Noyes T P Russell Esq R G Williams Esq D J Burton Esq J C Harrison Esq D J Ogden Esq M Salmon Esq A Wilson Esq J Bushby Esq Mr & Mrs M W Hawkins K A Okines Esq Dr A E Saunders A J Woodland Esq M J Callaghan P W Haynes Esq S A J Oram Esq R M Sawney Esq D B Woolford Esq N P Carter Esq R J Hedley Esq D M Owen Esq Mr & Mrs R S Sawyer R S Worland Esq E Casterton Esq S J Helm Esq D V Palmer Esq P W Scholes Esq Mr & Mrs S E York P Castleden Esq T G Helm Esq J Palmer Esq H Scott Esq M R P Young Esq P Catchpole Esq Mr & Mrs M Hewitt G Park Esq J Scriven Esq S A Zaib D Chapman Esq M Hind Esq Mr & Mrs CJ Parry T J A Scriven Esq N Zala I E Chapman Esq L E Hitchings Esq C Parsons Esq B B Sellars Esq R T Clayden Esq Mr & Mrs K Hodgson G Paskins Esq A J Seymour Esq J M Coles & Ms J Eggleton K I Hodgson Esq N Paskins Esq S Shearman Esq A C Cook Esq G F Holmes Esq D R T Payne Esq A I Sheldon Esq J Coppock Esq B Hood Esq MJ Payne Esq B Shipley Esq G F Sills Esq 78 79 80 BUCKS CCC MEMBERS A Peacock Esq A Silva G W Adams Esq D Cottrell Esq Sir James Horlick M Pearce Esq J P T Slevin Esq Mrs H M Adams Mr & Mrs S Cranfield- G D Hudson Esq P D R Pearce Esq C W Smith Esq M Ahmed Thompson R J M Hughes Esq S F Peart Esq D E Smith Esq B Akram S Croft Esq P Humphreys Esq A S Pegley Esq G Smith Esq T Alam Esq Mrs V Crompton Mr & Mrs A G Hutchinson B N K Peppiatt Esq J Spooner Esq G J Aldridge Esq M Crossley Esq R J Jackson Esq Mr & Mrs D R Peppiatt J R Spring Esq H R Amar Esq J L Dawson Esq R A Johnson Esq G K Peppiatt Esq S F Stanway Esq U Amjaid J S Dawson Esq P Kaye Esq J R Peppiatt Esq P J Steward Esq B Appleton Esq G Day Esq K Kazim N D Peppiatt Esq R H Stockton Esq R Arnold Esq R A DeCaires Esq S T A Kazmi I Petty Esq P L B Stoddart Esq M Ash Esq P Dean Esq G F Keens Esq J T H Phillips Esq H A Suter G Atkins Esq M Deeks Esq T L Kent Esq J T R Phillips Esq J D Swain Esq P D Atkins Esq Sir Evelyn de Rothschild L Khan N Piper Esq A J Swanson Esq Mrs T Atkins P T Devlin Esq M Khan T J Plumridge Esq G R Talbot Esq D Atkinson Esq S Din Esq Ms S Klyne Mr & Mrs H P Pocock M Taylor Esq Sir Henry Aubrey-Fletcher, A M Dobb Esq M G S Knox Esq Sir Oliver Popplewell T G Taylor Esq M P Avery Esq R N Dowle Esq D Lander Esq J B Porter Esq Mr & Mrs I W Thomas Mr & Mrs A W Bailey Mr & Mrs A F English Mr & Mrs R A Lane J Pothecary Esq R E Thomas Esq Mr & Mrs U D Barnett E A Evans Esq P J Langford Esq Mr & Mrs J Price G C Thomson Esq Mrs H J Beaumont G Eykyn Esq J Lawler Esq N Pritchard Esq Mr & Mrs I Thompson K A Beaumont Esq M Eyles Esq R E Lawrence Esq R Pritchard Esq Mr & Mrs J Thompson S M Beck Esq D Finch Esq D R Lidington Esq MP S Prodger Esq Mr & Mrs P Thompson J Beesley Esq JP Fitzgerald Esq J M Lilley Esq I Pulsford Esq K N Townsend Esq J A Bennett Esq A Floyd Esq C Lowe Esq A A Raja C Tucker Esq T Bentley Esq R Floyd Esq C Macdonell Esq S Ramzan D Turberville Esq Mr & Mrs A Bone JA Fordham D S Mackintosh Esq Mr & Mrs G D Rance J D Turberville Esq J Bosley Esq Dr J J Franklin Rt Hon Sir John Major J Rance Esq A Turney Esq MS Botell Esq K Franklin Esq D E R Marks Esq M J Rance Esq B Tustian Esq S E Bradshaw Esq D Fromow Esq D L Marles Esq R Rance Esq R J Vasey Esq F Braganza Esq J R Gallimore Esq K T Medlycott Esq W Rawlings Esq R Viney Esq Judge R W A Bray R A Garrini Esq S Mellish Esq M Raymond Esq K Wallis Esq R G H Brocklehurst Esq S D George Esq Mr & Mrs R C Merrick P Redfern Esq L Warr Esq R H P Brocklehurst Esq Mrs C Gillan MP D H Miller Esq A Rehman Esq S F Wastling Esq D Brooker Esq Mr & Mrs A.W Godley Mr & Mrs G Morgan N A Relph Esq M F Watts Esq P Brooks Esq J Goodman Esq J J Morse Esq G Roberts Esq C H Waugh Esq J D Brown Esq R M Graham Esq G Mousinho Esq I S Rogers Esq A J Webb Esq K Brown Esq A J Greenham Esq B Mulholland Esq N Rogers Esq F W T Webb Esq R L Brown Esq S Gumbs Esq M R Nash Esq J Rolfe Esq J Weller Esq D Bryce Esq N G Hames Esq G Nelson Esq A H Rowland Esq C J W White Esq J H Buchanan Esq D Hampton Esq P D Newfield Esq Mr & Mrs J Royals S R White Esq D L Burden & Miss A V T R G Hampton Esq K J Norman Esq F W S Russell Esq G Wilbey Esq Heslop A D R Harris Esq D Norotam Esq G Russell Esq C W Wildish Esq J P Burden Esq N Harris Esq Mr & Mrs F Noyes T P Russell Esq R G Williams Esq D J Burton Esq J C Harrison Esq D J Ogden Esq M Salmon Esq A Wilson Esq J Bushby Esq Mr & Mrs M W Hawkins K A Okines Esq Dr A E Saunders A J Woodland Esq M J Callaghan P W Haynes Esq S A J Oram Esq R M Sawney Esq D B Woolford Esq N P Carter Esq R J Hedley Esq D M Owen Esq Mr & Mrs R S Sawyer R S Worland Esq E Casterton Esq S J Helm Esq D V Palmer Esq P W Scholes Esq Mr & Mrs S E York P Castleden Esq T G Helm Esq J Palmer Esq H Scott Esq M R P Young Esq P Catchpole Esq Mr & Mrs M Hewitt G Park Esq J Scriven Esq S A Zaib D Chapman Esq M Hind Esq Mr & Mrs CJ Parry T J A Scriven Esq N Zala I E Chapman Esq L E Hitchings Esq C Parsons Esq B B Sellars Esq R T Clayden Esq Mr & Mrs K Hodgson G Paskins Esq A J Seymour Esq J M Coles & Ms J Eggleton K I Hodgson Esq N Paskins Esq S Shearman Esq A C Cook Esq G F Holmes Esq D R T Payne Esq A I Sheldon Esq J Coppock Esq B Hood Esq MJ Payne Esq B Shipley Esq G F Sills Esq 79 80 81 CLUBS AFFILIATED TO BUCKS CRICKET BOARD A Peacock Esq A Silva WITH SECRETARY’S NAME J P T Slevin Esq M Pearce Esq Full details available on http://www.buckscb.org/clubdirectory.aspx?id=1 P D R Pearce Esq C W Smith Esq S F Peart Esq D E Smith Esq AMERSHAM - Tony Chick, Tel 01494 865473 (h) 07827 340125 (m) A S Pegley Esq G Smith Esq email: [email protected] B N K Peppiatt Esq J Spooner Esq Website: www.amershamcc.co.uk Mr & Mrs D R Peppiatt J R Spring Esq G K Peppiatt Esq S F Stanway Esq Directions to ground - Shardeloes is situated on the A413 east of Great Missenden. From Beaconsfield J R Peppiatt Esq P J Steward Esq or from Chesham pass through the town centre, and the ground is approximately half a mile on the left. N D Peppiatt Esq R H Stockton Esq You need to pass left at the roundabout looking for Shardeloes sign. I Petty Esq P L B Stoddart Esq J T H Phillips Esq H A Suter AMERSHAM HILL - S. Newbury, 35 Lye Green Road, Chesham, Bucks HP5 3LS J T R Phillips Esq J D Swain Esq Tel: 01494 785487 email: [email protected] N Piper Esq A J Swanson Esq Ground: 01494 721454 email: [email protected] T J Plumridge Esq G R Talbot Esq Website: www.amershamhillcc.co.uk Mr & Mrs H P Pocock M Taylor Esq Sir Oliver Popplewell T G Taylor Esq AYLESBURY TOWN - Keith Dale, 4 Denby Walk, Aylesbury, Bucks. HP20 1LW J B Porter Esq Mr & Mrs I W Thomas Tel: 01296 821501 (h) 07956 513529 (m) J Pothecary Esq R E Thomas Esq email: [email protected] Mr & Mrs J Price G C Thomson Esq Ground: 01296 415187 N Pritchard Esq Mr & Mrs I Thompson Website: www.aylesbury.play-cricket.com R Pritchard Esq Mr & Mrs J Thompson S Prodger Esq Mr & Mrs P Thompson Directions to ground - Wendover Road. Take the A413 out of Aylesbury signed to Wendover/Amersham. I Pulsford Esq K N Townsend Esq The ground is part of the Aylesbury and Districts Sports Club, on the left by a 40mph speed limit sign A A Raja C Tucker Esq about a mile from the town centre. S Ramzan D Turberville Esq Mr & Mrs G D Rance J D Turberville Esq BALLINGER WAGGONERS - Michael Brown J Rance Esq A Turney Esq email: [email protected] M J Rance Esq B Tustian Esq Juniors: Darren Wilson R Rance Esq R J Vasey Esq email: [email protected] W Rawlings Esq R Viney Esq Website: www.ballingerwaggonerscc.co.uk M Raymond Esq K Wallis Esq P Redfern Esq L Warr Esq BEACONSFIELD - M. Watts, Kempton, Vache Lane, Chalfont St. Giles HP8 4SB A Rehman Esq S F Wastling Esq Tel: 07879 696346 (m) 01494 875019 (h) N A Relph Esq M F Watts Esq email: [email protected] G Roberts Esq C H Waugh Esq Ground: 01494 674134 I S Rogers Esq A J Webb Esq Website: www.beaconsfieldcc.com N Rogers Esq F W T Webb Esq J Rolfe Esq J Weller Esq Directions to ground - Wilton Park is on the A40 to the east of Beaconsfield. Exit M40 at Junction 2, A H Rowland Esq C J W White Esq and take the A355. Head towards Beaconsfield and the ground is on the right as you approach the town. Mr & Mrs J Royals S R White Esq F W S Russell Esq G Wilbey Esq BLEDLOW VILLAGE - G. Bishop, Tel: 01844 343794 (h) G Russell Esq C W Wildish Esq email: [email protected] T P Russell Esq R G Williams Esq Juniors: A. Witney, 71 Southfield Road, Princes Risborough, M Salmon Esq A Wilson Esq Bucks. HP27 0JD Tel: 01844 345484 (h) 07906 148841 (m) Dr A E Saunders A J Woodland Esq email: [email protected] Ground: 01844 346912 R M Sawney Esq D B Woolford Esq Website: www.bledlow.play-cricket.com Mr & Mrs R S Sawyer R S Worland Esq Directions to ground - West Lane, Bledlow. Take Chinnor to Princes Risborough Road B4009, P W Scholes Esq Mr & Mrs S E York at village turn south into West Lane. After 200 yards turn right into ground just before railway bridge. H Scott Esq M R P Young Esq J Scriven Esq S A Zaib BLEDLOW RIDGE - Ian Murdoch, Tel: 01494 436576 (h) 07525 911894 (m) T J A Scriven Esq N Zala email: [email protected] B B Sellars Esq Juniors: M. Angell email: [email protected] A J Seymour Esq Website: www.bledlowridgecricketclub.co.uk S Shearman Esq A I Sheldon Esq B Shipley Esq G F Sills Esq 80 81 Directions to ground - Meadow Styles, Chinnor Road, Bledlow Ridge. Junction 5, M40, take A40, direction High Wycombe. At West Wycombe Garden Centre (approx. 4 miles from Junction 5) turn left, signposted Bledlow Ridge. Follow road up the hill, ground on left hand side by 40mph restriction signs 1 (approx. 2 /2 miles from Garden Centre).

BLETCHLEY TOWN - Luke Geoghegan, Tel: 07584 033767 email: [email protected] Grounds: Campbell Park, Manor Fields: 01908 372298

Directions to ground - 1st XI - Campbell Park, Milton Keynes. From M1 - leave at exit 14, bear left following signs to Milton Keynes Centre (A509), go straight on for 4 roundabouts, then turn left to Campbell Park. At first roundabout (Cricket Green roundabout) ground is straight ahead. From A5 northbound exit for Milton Keynes Centre (A509). Go straight on over 7 roundabouts, then turn right for Campbell Park. At Cricket Green Roundabout go straight ahead to ground. 2nd & 3rd XI: Manor Fields, Bletchley, Milton Keynes. Follow the A5 Northwards towards Milton Keynes, at the first large roundabout take the second exit signposted to Fenny Stratford & Bletchley. After 500 yards turn left at sign to Manor Fields.

BRADENHAM - I. Warbrick, 14 Plough Close, Aylesbury HP21 9AD Tel: 01296 336904 (h) 07920 559493 (m) email: [email protected] Juniors: P. Baldwin Tel: 01844 275813 email: [email protected] BRILL - A. J. Saunders M.B.E., 23 Windmill Street, Brill, Bucks. HP18 9TG Tel: 01844 237182 email: [email protected] Juniors: J. Fitsell Tel: 01844 237167

BUCKINGHAM TOWN - Jo Peacock Tel: 07902 503202 email: [email protected] Juniors: J Pengelly Tel: 01280 814669 email: [email protected] Ground: 01280 816228 Website: [email protected]

Directions to ground - Turn off the Buckingham bypass into Bourton Road. Ground is opposite the fire station. 3rd XI Stowe School, Nr. Buckingham. Head towards Stowe, following National Trust signs. Ask at Security Hut which pitch.

BUCKLAND & ASTON - C. Dawson Tel: 01296 631551 (h) CLINTON email: [email protected] Juniors: M Parsonage Tel: 01296 631788 email: [email protected] BURNHAM - Dawood Baig Tel: 07834 015810 email: [email protected] Juniors: [email protected] Ground: 01628 602296

Directions to ground - Leave M4 at Junction 7, towards A4. Turn left onto A4 (Bath Road) towards Maidenhead. Go through lights, and turn right at Sainsbury’s roundabout into Lent Rise Road. Continue under railway bridge, over two mini roundabouts, past the Brickmakers and Pheasant PH and two further mini roundabouts. Carry straight on into Taplow Common Road and continue for half a mile past Grovefield Hotel on left. Entrance to ground is a further 200 yards on the right.

CADMORE END - Luke Pollard email: [email protected]

CASTLETHORPE - Alex Sear Website: www.castlethorpe.org.uk

82 83 CHALFONT ST. GILES - Caroline.Hardy Website: www.chalfontstgiles.play-cricket.com

CHALFONT ST. PETER - Lloyd Marsden Tel: 077768 024188 email: [email protected] Juniors: J. Vallance email: [email protected] Ground: 01753 884163 Website: cspcc.hitssports.com

Directions to ground - Chalfont Park. Approach from the A40 for Oxford and turn right to A413 for The Chalfonts and Amersham. Turn right at first roundabout and the ground is off the service road on the left next to Gerrards Cross Golf Club.

CHALLONERS - H. Chamberlain, 26 Lye Green Road, Chesham, Bucks HP5 3LN Tel: 01494 782359 email: [email protected] Juniors: H. Elson, Tel: 01494 784760 email: [email protected] Website: www.challonerscc.play-cricket.com

CHEARSLEY - T. Gadsby, Little Orchard, Church Lane Chearsley, Bucks. HP18 0DF Tel: 01844 201221 (h) 07768 755797 (m) email: [email protected] Website: www.chearsley.play-cricket.com

Directions to ground - Winchendon Road, Chearsley. From Thame. Take the Long Crendon Road B4011. Follow the road into Long Crendon. Turn right at the war memorial into the Chearsley Road. Follow road into Chearsley, continue through the village and at crossroads go straight onto the Winchendon Road, the ground is 200 yards on the left. From Aylesbury. Take the A41 Bicester Road towards Waddesdon, turn left at crossroads (Quainton, Waddesdon Manor sign). Follow road through Winchendon, continue into Chearsley and on passing the Chearsley Village sign the ground is 100 yards on the right.

CHENIES & LATIMER - Patricia Semon Tel: 01494 763843 email: [email protected] Ground: 01923 284343 Juniors: J. Campbell email: [email protected] Website: www.chenies-cricket.org

Directions to ground - M40 exit Junction 8 and take A404 towards Chorleywood after approx. 3 miles turn right on a minor road B455 to Chesham and the ground is almost immediately on the left. From M40 exit Junction 4 and head for Beaconsfield then Amersham A355 then take the A404 for Little Chalfont and approx. 3 miles take the turning on the left to Chesham B455.

82 83 84 CHESHAM - Lee Wiles email: [email protected] Website: www.cheshamcc.co.uk

Directions to ground - The Meadow, Amy Lane, is situated on the southern outskirts of Chesham on the A416 from Amersham. It adjoins Chesham Football Club and Chesham Squash Club. Look for Banaglaze Showrooms and ground is opposite, leading off left from roundabout. The 3rd XI use the Hervines Park. Turn right out of Amy Lane up the hill into Chesham, right at mini roundabout ground for about 200 yards on the right.

CHILTERN GIRLS - R. Webster email: [email protected]

COLESHILL - Guy Cornelius email [email protected]

COOKHAM DEAN - J. Gray, 38 St. Lukes Road, Maidenhead, Berks SL6 7DP Tel: 07808 573497 email: [email protected] Juniors: M. Gray email: [email protected]

CUBLINGTON - Debbie. Knights Tel: 01296 681221 email: [email protected] Juniors: Gordon Sparke Tel: 07968 182020 (m) Website: www.cublingtoncc.org

DENHAM - P. Dickson, 10 Beavers Crescent, Hounslow TW4 6EX. Tel: 0208 572 5824 (h), 07759 079215 (m) email: [email protected] Website: www.denhamcc.netfirms.co.uk

DINTON - Richard Cridge Tel: 07804 947586 Ground: 01296 747254 Website: www.dintoncc.com Directions to ground - 1st & 2nd XI: Oxford Road, Dinton Tel: 01296 747254. 5 miles from Aylesbury on the A418, Thame/Oxford Road. 3rd XI: Cuddington Cricket Club. From Oxford; pass Dinton CC. Turn left to Cuddington. Ground on left. From Aylesbury; turn right Cuddington before Dinton CC. Ground on left.

83 84 DOWNLEY - Graeme Aitken, email: [email protected] Website: www.downleycc.co.uk

DRAYTON PARSLOW - L. J. Colby Tel: 01296 720249 email: [email protected] Website: www.draytonparslow.play-cricket.com

FARNHAM COMMON - J. Irvine, 8 Cherry Orchard, Stoke Pages, SL2 4PY Tel: 07702 876 858 email:[email protected] Juniors: S. Wilcox email: [email protected] Ground: 01753 644190 Directions to ground - One Pin Lane, Farnham Common. From either M4 or M40 take A355 to Farnham Common. From M4 Junction 6 look for signpost to Hedgerley in village and turn right into One Pin Lane after 250 yards turn right into Mount Close and the ground is at the end of this road. From M40 Junction 2 pass Yew Tree PH and approx. three quarters of a mile turn left into One Pin Lane.

FARNHAM ROYAL - Paul Cunnington, 15 Gospel Court, Farnham royal, Slough SL2 3BT Tel: 07956 385287 email: [email protected] Juniors: Nigel Bruce email: [email protected] Ground: 01753 642971 Website: www.frcc.info Directions to ground - The Rectory Field ground is in Farnham Royal, just off the main A355 Slough to Beaconsfield road. From the M4 Junction 6 (Slough Central) take the A355 north. Church Road is on the right (at War Memorial) just before entering the village. From M40 Junction 2 (Beaconsfield), head south on A355. Aprox 100 metres after passing through village (two mini roundabouts and three pubs) Church Road is on the left, marked by the War Memorial.

FLACKWELL HEATH - Mrs Karen Webb, 3 Hillcroft, Tylers Green, Bucks. HP10 8EA Tel: 01494 815244 (h) 07810 877306 (m) email: [email protected]

FRIETH - I. McKenzie, Tel: 07974 208651 email: [email protected] Website: www.frieth.play-cricket.com

85 GAWCOTT & HILLESDEN - John Richardson

GERRARDS CROSS - Chairman - Peter Westaway Tel: 07788 414793 email [email protected] Hon Secretary - Ian Thompson Tel: 07769 770661 email [email protected] Junior co-ordinator Peter Westaway Tel: 07788 414793 email [email protected] Website: www.gxcc.co.uk Directions to ground - Turn off main London to Oxford Road (A40), taking the 2nd left turn after the “French Horn” by the subway, into Dukes Wood Avenue. At sharp left hand bend continue straight over into Dukes Lane.

GREAT BRICKHILL - M.Slatter Tel: 01525 378720 email: [email protected]

GREAT HORWOOD - G. Lee, 28A Little Horwood Road, Great Horwood, Milton Keynes MK17 0QE Tel: 01296 712772 (h) 07968 366998 (m) email: [email protected] Website: www.greathorwoodcc.co.uk

GREAT KINGSHILL - P. Hallatt, Common View Cottage, Common Road, Great Kingshill, Bucks. HP15 6EZ Tel: 01494 714970 Tel: 07798 802034 (m) email: [email protected] Juniors: J. Hinde Website: www.gkcc.co.uk

GREAT MISSENDEN - P. Greenwood, Pelicans, 87 Wycombe Road, Great Missenden, PELICANS Bucks HP16 0HW Tel: 01494 862592 (h) 07889 809333 (m) email: [email protected]

GRUMPY MONKS - A. Kalam email: [email protected]

HADDENHAM - Jessica Clarke Tel: 01844 291113 (h), 07887 606496 (m) email: [email protected]

HANSLOPE - S. Ritchie, Hungate End Farm, Hanslope, Milton Keynes, Bucks. MK19 7HL Tel: 01908 510264 email: [email protected]

HAWRIDGE & - Stephanie Hill CHOLESBURY Juniors: I Hames email: [email protected]

HAZLEMERE - Mark Smith Tel: 07534 255754 email: [email protected]

86 87 HIGH WYCOMBE C.C. - G. Elliott, Ivy Cottage, Green Lane, Radnage, Bucks, HP14 4DJ. Tel: 01494 537878 (h) 07712 044807 (m) email: [email protected]

Directions to ground - London Road. From M4 Junction 8/9, follow M308. At end of M308, follow signs to High Wycombe town centre, to bottom of the hill. Now take A40 signposted to Beaconsfield. After approx. 1300 yards past Rye PH, ground is on the right at a mini roundabout. From M40 take Junction 3 (Wycombe East) and follow A40 to High Wycombe. Ground is on the left.

HOLMER GREEN - D. Stockings Tel: 07805 816643 email: [email protected] Juniors: C. Mitcham email: [email protected] Website: www.hgsa.co.uk

IBSTONE - N. Hester, 5 Collyer Road, Stokenchurch, Bucks. HP14 3QG Tel: 01494 484660 (h) 07768 584548 (m) email: [email protected] Website: www.ibstonecricketclub.co.uk

IVINGHOE & PITSTONE - D. Frankum, 16 Mandeville Road, Aylesbury, Bucks. HP21 8AA Tel: 01296 582696 (h) 07761 478045 (m) email: [email protected] Website: www.ivinghoepitsone.play-cricket.com

JORDANS TAVERNERS - R. Yolland, Little Sutmers, Chalfont St Giles, Bucks. HP8 4LW. Tel: 01494 875565 (h) 07884 003068 (m) email: [email protected]

KIMBLE C.C. - R. Whitehead, 19 Regent Road, Aylesbury, Bucks. HP21 7AB Tel: 01296 338385 (h) 07786 854531 (m) email: [email protected] Juniors: T. Skeggs, Tel: 017803 576879 Ground: 01296 612952 Directions to ground - Marsh Road, Little Kimble. Drive into Kimble from Longwick on the B4009, turn left into Marsh Road, just before the railway bridge, the ground is situated half a mile on the left hand side.

KNOTTY GREEN - P. Moxley email: [email protected] Juniors: K. Mcleish email: [email protected] Website: www.knottygreencc.co.uk

LACEY GREEN - C. Marshall email: [email protected]

86 87 LEY HILL - Eleanor Phillips 20 West View, Chesham HP5 3DE email: [email protected] Juniors: Ian Walter. Website: www.lhcc.org

LITTLE MARLOW - R.Tedham email: [email protected] Juniors: G. Thistlewaite Tel: 07557 307997 (m) email: [email protected] Website: www.littlemarlowcc.co.uk

LITTLE MISSENDEN - M. Hallam, 22 Naidwood Lane, Prestwood, Great Missenden MISFITS Bucks, HP16 0QN email: [email protected]

LONG CRENDON - P. Hemmerdinger, 42 Elm Trees, Long Crendon, Aylesbury, Bucks HP18 9DF Tel: 01844 202595 (h) 07711 551730 (m) email: [email protected] Juniors: P. Hemmerdinger Website: www.crendon.cc

LONG MARSTON - Paul Marsh,4 Dover Close, Pitsone, Beds LU7 9FL Tel: 07595 917647 Juniors: M. Keable Tel, 01296 660354 (h) 07855 154717 (m) email: [email protected]

MARLOW - Simon. Trotter, 5 Watery Lane, Wooburn Green, Bucks. HP10 0NE Tel: 01628 521102 (h) 07971 189734 (m) email: [email protected] Juniors: Nigel Ashton Tel: 07966 796362 Website: www.marlowcc.co.uk

Directions to ground - Pound Lane, Marlow. From the West, leave bypass, go via Bisham into Marlow. Cross over Marlow Bridge, take first left (Pound Lane) ground is approx. 400 yards on the left past Marlow Park CC. From the East go to Town Centre, and turn left at the Crown Inn into High Street. At the bottom of High Street, (before bridge) turn right into Pound Lane.

88 89 MARLOW PARK - D. Hawkins Ground: 01628 483638

Directions to ground - Higginson Park, Pound Lane. Approaching Marlow from the west leave they bypass towards Bisham. Cross Marlow Bridge and first left into Pound Lane, ground is 300 yards on the left Pavilion is along an unmarked lane past the leisure centre car park. From the east enter Marlow turn right at the Crown Inn. At the end of the High Street turn right into Pound Lane.

MARSH GIBBON - Joe Leonard, email: [email protected] Tel: 07712 286212 Juniors: B. Timms. tel: 01869 278430

MILTON KEYNES - James Harley Tel: 07946 354661

MILTON KEYNES CITY - Chris Janes, email: [email protected] Colts: P. Loveland, 5 Orbison Court, Crownhill, Milton Keynes, MK3 6HK Tel: 01908 569920 email: [email protected] Ground: 01908 373870

MK STALLIONS - A. Jacob Tel: 01908 505605 email: [email protected]

MK TIGERS - Shahbaz Ahmed email: [email protected]

MK WARRIORS - Waseem Azeen email: [email protected] Website: www.mk-tigers.com

MONKS RISBOROUGH - Mohammed Amjad, 30 Palmer Avenue, Aylesbury, Bucks. HP18 8EF Tel: 10296 291380 (h) 07956 803458 (m) email: [email protected]

NEW BRADWELL - Mrs J Chapman, 167 Newport Road, New Bradwell, Milton Keynes, Bucks MK13 OAJ Tel: 01908 314564 email: [email protected] Juniors: D.Little, Tel: 07939 009021

NEW CITY - Jaco Theron email: [email protected] (MILTON KEYNES)

NEWPORT PAGNELL - M. Broad, 54 Brill Place, Brackwell Common, Milton Keynes MK13 8LR Tel: 01908 235503 (h) 07917 564800 (m) email: [email protected]

NORTH BUCKS - D. Holliday, 5 Mill Lane, Stony Stratford, Milton Keynes. AMBULANCE MK11 1BQ Tel: 07763 588360 email: [email protected] Website: www.nbacc.co.uk

88 89 NORTH BUCKS GIRLS - C. Kightley, 3 Mann Close, Cosgrove, Milton Keynes MK19 7JG Tel: 01908 565140 (h) 07895 063080 (m) email: [email protected]

NORTH CRAWLEY - Eirwen Tagg Juniors: S. Howe email: [email protected] Website: www.northcrawley.play-cricket.com

NORTH MARSTON - G. Bowden, Tel: 01296 670587 (h) 07813 351998 (m) & GRANBOROUGH Juniors: R. Devas Tel: 01296 640456 (h) 07949 391153 (m)

OLD BRADWELL - Roger Bird Tel: 07899 791859 email: [email protected]

OLNEY TOWN - Joe Rice, email: [email protected] Juniors: R. Beardshaw Website: www.olneytown.play-cricket.com

OPEN UNIVERSITY - Mike Street, email: [email protected]

PENN AND TYLERS - Terry Bentley, email: [email protected]

PENN STREET - Emma -Jane Lander Juniors: J Fryer, 29 Park Lane, Hazlemere, High Wycombe, Bucks HP15 7HZ Tel: 01494 718827 (h) 07703 510830 (m)

PHOENIX OLD BOYS - E. Stanborough Tel: 07878 245451 email: [email protected] Website; wwww.pobfc.co.uk

PRESTWOOD - M. Eden, 146 Wright Lane, Prestwood, Bucks. HP16 0LG Tel: 01494 890183 (h) 07903 132906 (m) email: [email protected]

PRINCES RISBOROUGH - P.Bhattacharya, 4 Lacemakers Court, Bell Street, Princes Risborough, HP27 0BY Tel: 07801 334285 email: sec@[email protected] Juniors: S. Knights Ground: 01844 343893 Website: www.prcc.org.uk

Directions to ground - Windsor Playing Fields, Horsenden Lane, Princes Risborough Tel: 01844 343893

90 91 PRINTERS - Vijay Baburaj, email: vijey_2000.yahoo.co.uk

SANTANDER UK - J. Stubbings email: [email protected]

SHENLEY CHURCH END - Andy Brown Tel: 07795 008919 email: [email protected] Website: www.shenleychurchendcc.co.uk

SLOUGH - Goutham M Shrikrishna Tel: 07501 368688 Website: www.sloughcricketclub.co.uk

Directions to ground - From London exit M4 at junction 5 and take A4 towards Slough town centre continue past Langley Fire Station (on left) and at the next set of traffic lights turn left into Upton Court Road. Ground entrance is on left just after Castleview Road. Signposted Slough Cricket Club From Reading exit M4 at junction 6 proceed towards Slough and A4. At first roundabout take 3rd exit towards Chalvey and keep straight on, Chalvey High Street becomes Albert Street then becomes Upton Court Road. Ground entrance is on the right just before Castleview Road. Signposted Slough Rugby Club. From Beaconsfield and Uxbridge turn left on A4 and turn right at the traffic lights immediately before Langley Fire Station then as in para 1 above.

SOULBURY VILLAGE - N. Carter email: [email protected]

SPARTANS - Shahid Amin email: [email protected]

STEWKLEY VICARAGE - E Boyd email: [email protected] Juniors: A. Hardings email: [email protected]

STOKE GREEN C.C. - Mark Ward Tel: 07970 324199 email: [email protected]

Directions to ground - Wexham Road. From M4 exit Junction 6 and take A355 towards Slough. At junction with A4 turn right and look for signs to Wexham Park Hospital and turn left and follow signs to the hospital. The Ground is near the hospital roundabout opposite the Red Lion Inn. From M40 exit Junction 2 and proceed on A40 to Gerrards Cross. Turn left at traffic lights onto B416 to Slough, as before follow signs to Wexham Park Hospital. 3rd XI play in Sefton Park, Stoke Poges.

STOKE HAMMOND - Mrs P Purnell, Brageham, Stoke Hamond, Bucks MK17 9DB Tel: 01525 270518 (h) 07813 900113 (m) email: [email protected]

STOKENCHURCH - P. Witney, 15 Evelyn Way, Sunbury-on-Thames, Middlesex TW16 6NB Tel: 01932 882861 (h) 07939 867556 (m) email: [email protected] Juniors: G. Murton, The Old Post, Oxford Road, Stokenchurch, Bucks. HP14 3SX Tel: 01494 485538 (h) 07967 388274 (m) email: [email protected] Ground: 01494 484004 Website: www.stokenchurchcc.org.uk

Directions to ground - Coming from Oxford exit the M40 at Junction 5 turn left and proceed along the A40 into Stokenchurch turn right into ground just past the Total petrol station.

90 91 STONY STRATFORD - John Parkin email: [email protected] Ground: 01908 566680 Website: www.stonystratfordcc.co.uk

TAPLOW - G. Herbert, 80 Hirham Road, Taplow, Maidenhead SL6 0LZ Tel: 01628 604295 (h) 07717 872394 (m) email: [email protected] Juniors: D. Price Ground: 01628 632951 Website: www.taplowcricketclub.co.uk

THE LEE - Andrew Knott email: [email protected] Juniors: Patrick Walsh email: [email protected] Website: www.theleecc.hitscricket.com

THORNBOROUGH - D. Chapman Tel: 07779 191793 (m) Website: www.tcc1.co.uk

TRING PARK - D.Sidwell, Foxgloves, Christchurch Road Tring, Herts HP23 4EF Tel: 07970 909441 (m) email: [email protected] Website: www.tringpark.playcricket.com

TURVILLE PARK - J. Hancock email: [email protected] email: [email protected] Website: www.turvilleparkcc.multiply.com

TWYFORD - Julia Cook, Euclid, Portway, Road, Twyford, Buckingham MK18 4EB Tel: 07913 986602 Juniors: I. Wilkinson Tel: 07803 218599 email: [email protected] Website: twyfordcc.org

WADDESDON - Lewis Irwin email: [email protected]

WENDOVER - S. Thornton email: [email protected] Tel: 01296 623286 Ground: 01296 622191 Website: www.wendovercc.com Directions to ground - From the west (Princes Risborough), take B4010 into Wendover; 20 yards before bypass and railway and immediately after last terraced house on left, turn left down stone track, bearing right at fork to ground. From Aylesbury, take A413. When half a mile from Wendover, at roundabout ignore the first sign to Wendover (B4009) and follow A413 (to Amersham) on to the Wendover bypass. At end of bypass at roundabout, take the first left (sharp turn) on to B4009 into Wendover; at the first mini-roundabout (top of High Street) turn left on to B4010 (to Princes Risborough). After 100 yards, cross railway and bypass and then after another 20 yards, turn right before first terraced house down stone track. (Note: no access from bypass into ground).

92 93 WESTBURY - P. McComb Tel: 01280 702250 (h) 07962 000535 (m) email: [email protected] Website: www.westburycc.play-cricket.com

WESTCOTT - P. Busby email: [email protected]

WESTCROFT - S.Shah Tel: 07886 021780 email: [email protected]

WEST WYCOMBE - G. Evans, 36 Hayfield Drive, Hazlemere, High Wycombe, Bucks. HP15 7TB Tel: 01494 812586 (h) 07827 894387 (m) email: [email protected] Website: www.westwycombe.play-cricket.com

WIDMER END & - G. Pearson, 12 Cedar Avenue, Hazlemere, High Wycombe, Bucks. ST. MARGARETS HP15 7DW Tel: 01494 718202 (h) 07788 925690 (m) email: [email protected]

WINCHMORE HILL - Mrs G. Massey, 9 Brickwell Walk, Hazlemere, High Wycombe, Bucks. HP15 7TN Tel: 01494 816386 (h) 07940 877474 (m) email: [email protected] Juniors: G. Culley, Holly Villa, Wielden Lane, Winchmore Hill, Bucks. HP7 0NQ. Tel: 01494 727791 email: [email protected] Website: www.whpcc.co.uk

WING with WINGRAVE - S. Allwood email: [email protected] Website: www.wing.play-cricket.co.uk

WOLVERTON - Suzanne Keech email: [email protected] Juniors: K.Pichowski Tel: 01908 313 866 email: [email protected] Ground Osbourne Street, Wolverton, Milton Keynes MK12 5HS Tel: 01908 313866

WOOBURN NARKOVIANS - Elaine Milsom Tel: 01494 715790

WYCOMBE LIONS - C. Perera email: [email protected]

92 93 BUCKINGHAMSHIRE COUNTY CRICKET CLUB

TREASURER'S REPORT ON THE ACCOUNTS OF BUCKINGHAMSHIRE COUNTY CRICKET CLUB

Financial Review

Financially, 2018 has been a difficult season for the club, following cricketing decisions to move venues has resulted in a reduction of fundraising, coupled with the fact that the cost of cricket increased as our away matches were the furthest to travel. The Club made a deficit of £4,504 (2017 a surplus of £3,499). The committee has worked very hard on income generating events and continuing this with reducing costs where possible.

The main changes for the year can be summarised as follows: £ Subscriptions 204 MCCA Distribution 530 Income from fundraising (2,394) Dividends 165 Other (288) ______Decrease in Income (1,783)

Senior match costs 6,449 Academy match costs 2,124 Over 50/60s match costs (534) Cricket Gear (1,362) ______Increase in match costs (6,677)

Decrease in Admin costs 450 Tax 7 ______Movement from 2017 to 2018 - Reduced surplus for the year (8,003)

The Club for 2019 has agreed on a budget that delivers a deficit, this has taken into account what is necessary to deliver the quality of cricket in the Minor Counties. The Club has decided to invest in the players kit for 2019 and we are looking to achieve this with a contribution and sponsorship from the kit supplier. The kit is likely to cost around £5,000 and we are hoping to obtain sponsorship of £2,000. Following a review of how scorers are remunerated the Committee have adopted a remuneration system similar to other Counties but this will mean a further cost for the 1st XI and Academy matches. The budget deficit agreed by the F&GP for 2019 is £(6,344) and there remains a clear requirement for increased revenue for the Club as this deficit is reflective of the challenges of the reallocation of home games to other venues and the costs associated with Minor Counties Cricket in general, if we can obtain new sponsors at these venues to offset these costs that would be very useful. Beyond 2019 I understand the funding of Minor Counties Cricket could receive a welcome boost of funds from the ECB however we need to have the details as to how those funds can be applied. The committee continues to support all fund raising activities (see below). The value of the Clubs Investments decreased by £8,532 (2017 increased by £11,402).

Cricket The committee has continued to work extremely hard to deliver the quality cricket that it is responsible for, using distributions from the ECB. The cricket committee's continued focus is on the costs to deliver a team that would be best placed to improve the quality of cricket played. The total distributions from the ECB did not cover the costs of cricket by £9,074 (2017 costs £3,154). Our match manager, Tim Russell (Senior/Academy), continues to be consious of costs without compromising the quality of cricket, however match costs are down to many variables associated with venues, travelling and player availability.

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TREASURER'S REPORT ON THE INDEPENDENT ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS ACCOUNTS OF BUCKINGHAMSHIRE COUNTY CRICKET CLUB

We report on the financial statements of Buckinghamshire County Cricket Club for the year ended Roger Garrini and Ron Hedley, the over 50/60s Cricket Managers continue to control the costs of senior cricket 31 October 2018 which comprise the Income and Expenditure Account, Balance Sheet and the and they actively encourage the Seniors to attend fund raising events which is appreciated by the Club as it related notes. These financial statements have been prepared under the historical cost convention goes towards ensuring the senior cricket costs of the Club result in a breakeven financial situation. We and the accounting policies set out therein. welcome the over 70's for the first time for the 2019 season.

Respective responsibilities of the club and the reporting accountants Sponsorship The Club's constitution requires the Treasurer to regulate the finances of the Club, in conjunction with the Finance & The Club continues via our fundraising officer, Bill Scholes, to identify new sponsors and our gratitude goes to General Purposes Committee, and to be responsible for the preparation of the financial statements of the Club. our main sponsor John Tuberville who continues to be a fantastic supporter of the Club. A few more sponsors would make a significant difference in balancing our budget and securing the Club's future. The Treasurer institutes the preparation of financial statements for each financial year, which give a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the Club and its surplus or deficit for that year. Fundraising Fundraising remains a challenge and obviously with Bill Scholls relocating to the West Country soon we are in a In preparing these financial statements the Treasurer is required to: transitional period. Regarding fundraising events I would comment as follows:- - select suitable accounting policies and apply them consistently; - make judgments and estimates that are reasonable and prudent; Golf Day - prepare the financial statements on the going concern basis unless it is inappropriate to presume that the The event this year was enjoyed by those attending. Overall the Club made a surplus of £807 (2017 - £510). Club will continue in operation.

Sportsman's Dinner As described above the Club is responsible for the preparation of the financial statements in accordance with The 2018 event was cancelled due to the snow which was the correct decision. The Club incurred a small generally accepted accounting standards. unavoidable loss of £178 (2017 surplus £2,134). The committee congratulates Bob Lane for his continuing efforts in dealing with this and the Golf day. Our responsibility is to carry out procedures designed to enable us to report our opinion.

Summer Lunch The summer lunch was held at Tring Park Cricket Club for the championship's match, which as forecast was Basis of opinion less successful and attendance was reduced. The Club made a profit of £400 in 2018 (2017 - £891). This is Our procedures consisted of comparing the financial statements with the books of account kept by the Club organised by Bill Scholes and John Turberville and the Committee thank them for their continued efforts in and making such limited enquiries of the officers of the Club as we considered necessary for the purpose dealing with this and other fundraising events. of the report. These procedures provide the only assurance expressed in our opinion.

Raffles Opinion These are held at our home matches and due to a change in venues the surplus this year was reduced to £757 (2017 £1,344) a great effort on behalf of all that assisted in arranging this at the various home matches. In our opinion the Income and Expenditure Account for the year ended 31 October 2018 and the Balance Sheet as at 31 October 2018 are in agreement with the books of account kept by the Club. Other Income - Players Sponsorship / Gazebo Tent Hire We continued with this during the season and expect to continue going forward, this raises approx £800 p.a. Abbey Place MHA MACINTYRE HUDSON Bucks 100 24-28 Easton Street Chartered Accountants My thanks go to John Philips who has proactively managed the Bucks 100 Club which contributed £2,600 High Wycombe (2017 - £2,400) to Club funds. We are hopeful that this will raise increased funds in the future as more Buckinghamshire members join. I believe we require 10 more members to sign up, please contribute if you can it's £5 per month. HP11 1NT

Year Book The Committee, having taken the decision to upgrade our handbook for the 1000th match, can report it has received a lot of welcome comments from the members. The committee would like to thank both Frank Russell and Michael Knox for all of their hard work in co-ordinating the various aspects of the handbook. Advertising included in the year book contributed £4,600 for 2018 (2017 £5,730). We would encourage new advertisers so please let Frank/Mike know if you can suggest a contact.

Membership The Club membership secretary, John Phillips, proactively manages the membership database and continues to keep a track of arrears of subscriptions.

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TREASURER'S REPORT ON THE INDEPENDENT ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT ACCOUNTS OF BUCKINGHAMSHIRE COUNTY CRICKET CLUB FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 OCTOBER 2018

We report on the financial statements of Buckinghamshire County Cricket Club for the year ended Roger Garrini and Ron Hedley, the over 50/60s Cricket Managers continue to control the costs of senior cricket 31 October 2018 which comprise the Income and Expenditure Account, Balance Sheet and the Period ended Year Ended and they actively encourage the Seniors to attend fund raising events which is appreciated by the Club as it related notes. These financial statements have been prepared under the historical cost convention 31 October 31 October goes towards ensuring the senior cricket costs of the Club result in a breakeven financial situation. We and the accounting policies set out therein. Notes 2018 2017 welcome the over 70's for the first time for the 2019 season. Income Respective responsibilities of the club and the reporting accountants Subscriptions 5,354 5,150 Sponsorship The Club's constitution requires the Treasurer to regulate the finances of the Club, in conjunction with the Finance & ECB Distribution 33,460 32,930 The Club continues via our fundraising officer, Bill Scholes, to identify new sponsors and our gratitude goes to General Purposes Committee, and to be responsible for the preparation of the financial statements of the Club. our main sponsor John Tuberville who continues to be a fantastic supporter of the Club. A few more sponsors Fund Raising Income 2 15,789 27,069 would make a significant difference in balancing our budget and securing the Club's future. Dividends and interest received 2,918 2,753 The Treasurer institutes the preparation of financial statements for each financial year, which give a true and fair view History of Bucks Book 10 - of the state of affairs of the Club and its surplus or deficit for that year. Fundraising Other Income 40 338 Fundraising remains a challenge and obviously with Bill Scholls relocating to the West Country soon we are in a In preparing these financial statements the Treasurer is required to: transitional period. Regarding fundraising events I would comment as follows:- - select suitable accounting policies and apply them consistently; 57,571 68,240 - make judgments and estimates that are reasonable and prudent; Fund Raising Costs 2 (3,751) (12,637) Golf Day - prepare the financial statements on the going concern basis unless it is inappropriate to presume that the The event this year was enjoyed by those attending. Overall the Club made a surplus of £807 (2017 - £510). Club will continue in operation. 53,820 55,603 Senior side 3 42,533 36,084 Sportsman's Dinner As described above the Club is responsible for the preparation of the financial statements in accordance with Academy XI - 1 day 4 1,285 2,154 The 2018 event was cancelled due to the snow which was the correct decision. The Club incurred a small generally accepted accounting standards. Academy XI - 3 day 5 4,858 1,865 unavoidable loss of £178 (2017 surplus £2,134). The committee congratulates Bob Lane for his continuing Over 50's 6 167 363 efforts in dealing with this and the Golf day. Our responsibility is to carry out procedures designed to enable us to report our opinion. Over 60's 6 (13) 325 (48,830) (40,791) Summer Lunch The summer lunch was held at Tring Park Cricket Club for the championship's match, which as forecast was Basis of opinion 4,990 14,812 less successful and attendance was reduced. The Club made a profit of £400 in 2018 (2017 - £891). This is Our procedures consisted of comparing the financial statements with the books of account kept by the Club Cricket gear 2,805 4,167 organised by Bill Scholes and John Turberville and the Committee thank them for their continued efforts in and making such limited enquiries of the officers of the Club as we considered necessary for the purpose dealing with this and other fundraising events. of the report. These procedures provide the only assurance expressed in our opinion. 2,185 10,645 Administration expenses Raffles Opinion Year book 3,292 3,368 These are held at our home matches and due to a change in venues the surplus this year was reduced to £757 (2017 £1,344) a great effort on behalf of all that assisted in arranging this at the various home matches. Fixture/Membership Cards 250 1,193 In our opinion the Income and Expenditure Account for the year ended 31 October 2018 and the Balance Sheet as at Postage & Telephone 538 554 31 October 2018 are in agreement with the books of account kept by the Club. Other Income - Players Sponsorship / Gazebo Tent Hire Insurance 385 368 We continued with this during the season and expect to continue going forward, this raises approx £800 p.a. Treasurer Costs 1,434 1,392 Abbey Place MHA MACINTYRE HUDSON Umbrellas & Books - - Bucks 100 24-28 Easton Street Chartered Accountants Other administrative expenses 790 264 My thanks go to John Philips who has proactively managed the Bucks 100 Club which contributed £2,600 High Wycombe (6,689) (7,139) (2017 - £2,400) to Club funds. We are hopeful that this will raise increased funds in the future as more Buckinghamshire members join. I believe we require 10 more members to sign up, please contribute if you can it's £5 per month. HP11 1NT (4,504) 3,506

Year Book Tax on interest and dividends - (7) The Committee, having taken the decision to upgrade our handbook for the 1000th match, can report it has Corporation Tax Prev Yr adj - - received a lot of welcome comments from the members. The committee would like to thank both Frank Russell and Michael Knox for all of their hard work in co-ordinating the various aspects of the handbook. Total (Deficit) / Surplus for the year (4,504) 3,499 Advertising included in the year book contributed £4,600 for 2018 (2017 £5,730). We would encourage new advertisers so please let Frank/Mike know if you can suggest a contact.

Membership The Club membership secretary, John Phillips, proactively manages the membership database and continues to keep a track of arrears of subscriptions.

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INDEPENDENT ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 OCTOBER 2018 AS AT 31 OCTOBER 2018

We report on the financial statements of Buckinghamshire County Cricket Club for the year ended 31 October 2018 which comprise the Income and Expenditure Account, Balance Sheet and the Period ended Year Ended October 2018 October 2017 related notes. These financial statements have been prepared under the historical cost convention 31 October 31 October Notes £ £ £ £ and the accounting policies set out therein. Notes 2018 2017 Income Fixed assets Respective responsibilities of the club and the reporting accountants Subscriptions 5,354 5,150 Investments 7 14,486 14,486 The Club's constitution requires the Treasurer to regulate the finances of the Club, in conjunction with the Finance & ECB Distribution 33,460 32,930 General Purposes Committee, and to be responsible for the preparation of the financial statements of the Club. Fund Raising Income 2 15,789 27,069 Current assets Dividends and interest received 2,918 2,753 Stocks 473 420 The Treasurer institutes the preparation of financial statements for each financial year, which give a true and fair view History of Bucks Book 10 - Other debtors 1,475 1,447 of the state of affairs of the Club and its surplus or deficit for that year. Other Income 40 338 Cash at bank and in hand 13,251 20,425 In preparing these financial statements the Treasurer is required to: - select suitable accounting policies and apply them consistently; 57,571 68,240 15,199 22,292 - make judgments and estimates that are reasonable and prudent; Fund Raising Costs 2 (3,751) (12,637) - prepare the financial statements on the going concern basis unless it is inappropriate to presume that the Current liabilities Club will continue in operation. 53,820 55,603 Trade creditors 4,606 6,714 Senior side 3 42,533 36,084 As described above the Club is responsible for the preparation of the financial statements in accordance with Academy XI - 1 day 4 1,285 2,154 Net current assets 10,593 15,578 generally accepted accounting standards. Academy XI - 3 day 5 4,858 1,865 Over 50's 6 167 363 Total assets less current liabilities 25,079 30,064 Our responsibility is to carry out procedures designed to enable us to report our opinion. Over 60's 6 (13) 325 (48,830) (40,791) Capital account Basis of opinion 4,990 14,812 At 1 November 2017 8,856 5,814 Our procedures consisted of comparing the financial statements with the books of account kept by the Club Cricket gear 2,805 4,167 (Deficit)/Surplus for the year (4,504) 3,499 and making such limited enquiries of the officers of the Club as we considered necessary for the purpose Transfer to Tom Orford fund (481) (457) of the report. These procedures provide the only assurance expressed in our opinion. 2,185 10,645 Administration expenses 3,871 8,856 Opinion Year book 3,292 3,368 Tom Orford fund 8 5,205 5,205 Fixture/Membership Cards 250 1,193 Alfred Skinner fund 9 16,003 16,003 In our opinion the Income and Expenditure Account for the year ended 31 October 2018 and the Balance Sheet as at Postage & Telephone 538 554 31 October 2018 are in agreement with the books of account kept by the Club. Insurance 385 368 25,079 30,064 Treasurer Costs 1,434 1,392 Abbey Place MHA MACINTYRE HUDSON Umbrellas & Books - - I approve these accounts and confirm that I have made available all relevant records and information for their 24-28 Easton Street Chartered Accountants Other administrative expenses 790 264 preparation. High Wycombe (6,689) (7,139) Buckinghamshire HP11 1NT (4,504) 3,506 N.A. Relph Tax on interest and dividends - (7) Treasurer Corporation Tax Prev Yr adj - -

Date : ...... Total (Deficit) / Surplus for the year (4,504) 3,499

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Period ended Year Ended October 2018 October 2017 31 October 31 October Notes £ £ £ £ Notes 2018 2017 Income Fixed assets Subscriptions 5,354 5,150 Investments 7 14,486 14,486 ECB Distribution 33,460 32,930 Fund Raising Income 2 15,789 27,069 Current assets Dividends and interest received 2,918 2,753 Stocks 473 420 History of Bucks Book 10 - Other debtors 1,475 1,447 Other Income 40 338 Cash at bank and in hand 13,251 20,425

57,571 68,240 15,199 22,292 Fund Raising Costs 2 (3,751) (12,637) Current liabilities 53,820 55,603 Trade creditors 4,606 6,714 Senior side 3 42,533 36,084 Academy XI - 1 day 4 1,285 2,154 Net current assets 10,593 15,578 Academy XI - 3 day 5 4,858 1,865 Over 50's 6 167 363 Total assets less current liabilities 25,079 30,064 Over 60's 6 (13) 325 (48,830) (40,791) Capital account 4,990 14,812 At 1 November 2017 8,856 5,814 Cricket gear 2,805 4,167 (Deficit)/Surplus for the year (4,504) 3,499 Transfer to Tom Orford fund (481) (457) 2,185 10,645 Administration expenses 3,871 8,856 Year book 3,292 3,368 Tom Orford fund 8 5,205 5,205 Fixture/Membership Cards 250 1,193 Alfred Skinner fund 9 16,003 16,003 Postage & Telephone 538 554 Insurance 385 368 25,079 30,064 Treasurer Costs 1,434 1,392 Umbrellas & Books - - Other administrative expenses 790 264 I approve these accounts and confirm that I have made available all relevant records and information for their (6,689) (7,139) preparation.

(4,504) 3,506

N.A. Relph Tax on interest and dividends - (7) Treasurer Corporation Tax Prev Yr adj - -

Date : ...... Total (Deficit) / Surplus for the year (4,504) 3,499

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NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS (CONTINUED) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 OCTOBER 2018 FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 OCTOBER 2018

1 Accounting Policies

The financial statements have been prepared under the historical cost convention using the following 4 Academy XI 1 Day 2018 2017 accounting policies: £ £

Members subscriptions are accounted for on a received basis. This is considered prudent due to the Mileage allowance 272 94 uncertain nature and recoverability of some of the members subscriptions. The total subscription roll Catering 628 796 as at 31 October 2018 was £5,354 (2017 - £5,150). Ground hire 50 200 Umpire expenses 110 159 Coaching 225 490 Stocks Other - 415 Stocks are valued at the lower cost and net realisable value after making due allowance for obsolete and slow moving items. 1,285 2,154

2 Fund Raising 2018 2017 £ £ £ £ £ £ Income Expenses Net Income Expenses Net 5 Academy XI 3 Day 2018 2017 Golf Day 4,380 (3,573) 807 3,565 (3,055) 510 £ £ Annual Dinner - (178) (178) 4,310 (2,176) 2,134 1001 Lunches - - - 6,425 (6,407) 18 Accomodation - - Summer Lunch 400 - 400 1,890 (999) 891 Mileage allowance 856 181 Advertising 4,600 4,600 5,730 5,730 Catering 2,728 1,358 Donations & Sponsorship 3,052 3,052 1,405 1,405 Coaching 675 195 Bucks 100 2,600 2,600 2,400 2,400 Umpire expenses 480 288 Raffles 757 - 757 1,344 - 1,344 Ground hire 600 300

15,789 (3,751) 12,038 27,069 (12,637) 14,432 5,339 2,322

Less: Reclaimed from Tom Orford Fund 481 457 3 Senior Side 2018 2017 £ £ 4,858 1,865

Accommodation 8,425 7,425 Catering 9,184 7,630 6 Over 50's & 60's 2018 2017 Players salaries 2,700 2,150 Cost Contribution Net Cost Contribution Net Director of Cricket 5,750 5,388 £ £ £ £ £ £ Umpire & scorer expenses 374 532 Over 50's 404 (237) 167 363 - 363 Petrol/mileage claimed 8,161 5,345 Over 60's 937 (950) (13) 580 (255) 325 Meal allowance 3,124 2,268 Ground hire & groundsmen 1,395 1,260 1,341 (1,187) 154 943 (255) 688 Coaching 3,020 2,550 Winter Nets 430 759 Sundry expenses (30) 777

42,533 36,084

From 2014 onwards umpires are being paid for by MCCA.

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NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS (CONTINUED) NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS (CONTINUED) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 OCTOBER 2018 FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 OCTOBER 2018 FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 OCTOBER 2018

1 Accounting Policies 7 Investments 2018 2017 The financial statements have been prepared under the historical cost convention using the following 4 Academy XI 1 Day 2018 2017 £ £ accounting policies: £ £ Cost Members subscriptions are accounted for on a received basis. This is considered prudent due to the Mileage allowance 272 94 a) Capital Account uncertain nature and recoverability of some of the members subscriptions. The total subscription roll Catering 628 796 At 1 November 2017 and 31 October 2018 9,493 9,493 as at 31 October 2018 was £5,354 (2017 - £5,150). Ground hire 50 200 - - Umpire expenses 110 159 Coaching 225 490 b) Tom Orford Fund Stocks Other - 415 At 1 November 2017 and 31 October 2018 4,993 4,993 Stocks are valued at the lower cost and net realisable value after making due allowance for obsolete and slow moving items. 1,285 2,154 Total cost at 31 October 14,486 14,486

2 Fund Raising 2018 2017 £ £ £ £ £ £ Market Value at 31 October 75,606 84,138 Income Expenses Net Income Expenses Net 5 Academy XI 3 Day 2018 2017 Golf Day 4,380 (3,573) 807 3,565 (3,055) 510 £ £ Annual Dinner - (178) (178) 4,310 (2,176) 2,134 8 Tom Orford Fund 2018 2017 1001 Lunches - - - 6,425 (6,407) 18 Accomodation - - £ £ Summer Lunch 400 - 400 1,890 (999) 891 Mileage allowance 856 181 Advertising 4,600 4,600 5,730 5,730 Catering 2,728 1,358 At 1 November 2017 5,205 5,205 Donations & Sponsorship 3,052 3,052 1,405 1,405 Coaching 675 195 Contribution to Academy XI Coaching (481) (457) Bucks 100 2,600 2,600 2,400 2,400 Umpire expenses 480 288 Transfers 481 457 Raffles 757 - 757 1,344 - 1,344 Ground hire 600 300 At 31 October 2018 5,205 5,205 15,789 (3,751) 12,038 27,069 (12,637) 14,432 5,339 2,322

Less: Reclaimed from Tom Orford Fund 481 457 9 Alfred Skinner Fund 2018 2017 3 Senior Side 2018 2017 £ £ £ £ 4,858 1,865 Balance at 31 October 2017 and 2018 16,003 16,003 Accommodation 8,425 7,425 Catering 9,184 7,630 6 Over 50's & 60's 2018 2017 Players salaries 2,700 2,150 Cost Contribution Net Cost Contribution Net Director of Cricket 5,750 5,388 £ £ £ £ £ £ Umpire & scorer expenses 374 532 Over 50's 404 (237) 167 363 - 363 Petrol/mileage claimed 8,161 5,345 Over 60's 937 (950) (13) 580 (255) 325 Meal allowance 3,124 2,268 Ground hire & groundsmen 1,395 1,260 1,341 (1,187) 154 943 (255) 688 Coaching 3,020 2,550 Winter Nets 430 759 Sundry expenses (30) 777

42,533 36,084

From 2014 onwards umpires are being paid for by MCCA.

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FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 OCTOBER 2018 FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 OCTOBER 2018 of the

Bucks County Cricket Club

7 Investments 2018 2017 4 Academy XI 1 Day 2018 2017 £ £ 1. The Club shall be called the BUCKS COUNTY CRICKET CLUB and shall play £ £ and promote Minor Counties and other cricket in Buckinghamshire, including the Cost area covered by the Milton Keynes Unitary Authority (hereinafter called “the Mileage allowance 272 94 a) Capital Account County”). Catering 628 796 At 1 November 2017 and 31 October 2018 9,493 9,493 Ground hire 50 200 - - 2. The Club shall be managed by a Committee (the Management Committee) Umpire expenses 110 159 comprising The President, Chairman, Captain, Secretary, Treasurer, Director of Coaching 225 490 b) Tom Orford Fund Other - 415 At 1 November 2017 and 31 October 2018 4,993 4,993 Cricket, Assistant Secretary, Membership Secretary and not more than nine other members all of whom shall be elected at the Annual General Meeting. 1,285 2,154 Total cost at 31 October 14,486 14,486 Nominations for the above offices must be submitted in writing so as to reach the Honorary Secretary by February 1st in each year and circulated to members with notice of the Annual General Meeting. Such nominations must be supported by a Market Value at 31 October 75,606 84,138 seconder and consent of the nominee must first be obtained. If the nominations 5 Academy XI 3 Day 2018 2017 exceed the number of vacancies a ballot shall take place. The Management £ £ Committee shall have power to co-opt additional members at its discretion. The 8 Tom Orford Fund 2018 2017 Management Committee shall meet at least four times per annum. Five shall form Accomodation - - £ £ a quorum. Mileage allowance 856 181

Catering 2,728 1,358 At 1 November 2017 5,205 5,205 3. The Management Committee shall have power to: Coaching 675 195 Contribution to Academy XI Coaching (481) (457) (a) fill vacancies in any offices of the Club until the next Annual General Meeting; Umpire expenses 480 288 Transfers 481 457 (b) appoint from among the members of the Club such sub-committees as it shall Ground hire 600 300 At 31 October 2018 5,205 5,205 think fit and delegate to them such functions and duties as it shall from time to 5,339 2,322 time determine, but such sub-committees shall be responsible to the Management Committee. The Chairman shall be a member of all sub- Less: Reclaimed from Tom Orford Fund 481 457 9 Alfred Skinner Fund 2018 2017 committees. £ £ 4,858 1,865 4 (a) The Senior Team shall be selected by the Selection Sub-Committee, which shall Balance at 31 October 2017 and 2018 16,003 16,003 be appointed annually by the Management Committee at its first meeting after the Annual General Meeting. 6 Over 50's & 60's 2018 2017 (b) To qualify for the County a player must either have been registered to play for Cost Contribution Net Cost Contribution Net the County for at least the preceding five years or meet one of the following £ £ £ £ £ £ conditions:- Over 50's 404 (237) 167 363 - 363 (i) be currently playing regularly for a club within the County. Over 60's 937 (950) (13) 580 (255) 325 (ii) have been born in the County. 1,341 (1,187) 154 943 (255) 688 (iii) have been a bona-fide resident in the County for at least 12 months. There shall be allowed a maximum of two players in the team outside these criteria. If two such players are selected, at least one of these two must be actively involved in coaching youth cricket within the County. No player shall play Minor Counties Cricket Association matches unless he is a member of the County Club and has paid his subscription. 5(a) An Academy Team Manager shall be appointed annually by the Management Committee at its first meeting after the Annual General Meeting.

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FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 OCTOBER 2018 of the

Bucks County Cricket Club

7 Investments 2018 2017 £ £ 1. The Club shall be called the BUCKS COUNTY CRICKET CLUB and shall play and promote Minor Counties and other cricket in Buckinghamshire, including the Cost area covered by the Milton Keynes Unitary Authority (hereinafter called “the a) Capital Account County”). At 1 November 2017 and 31 October 2018 9,493 9,493 - - 2. The Club shall be managed by a Committee (the Management Committee) comprising The President, Chairman, Captain, Secretary, Treasurer, Director of b) Tom Orford Fund At 1 November 2017 and 31 October 2018 4,993 4,993 Cricket, Assistant Secretary, Membership Secretary and not more than nine other members all of whom shall be elected at the Annual General Meeting. Total cost at 31 October 14,486 14,486 Nominations for the above offices must be submitted in writing so as to reach the Honorary Secretary by February 1st in each year and circulated to members with notice of the Annual General Meeting. Such nominations must be supported by a Market Value at 31 October 75,606 84,138 seconder and consent of the nominee must first be obtained. If the nominations exceed the number of vacancies a ballot shall take place. The Management Committee shall have power to co-opt additional members at its discretion. The 8 Tom Orford Fund 2018 2017 Management Committee shall meet at least four times per annum. Five shall form £ £ a quorum.

At 1 November 2017 5,205 5,205 3. The Management Committee shall have power to: Contribution to Academy XI Coaching (481) (457) Transfers 481 457 (a) fill vacancies in any offices of the Club until the next Annual General Meeting; (b) appoint from among the members of the Club such sub-committees as it shall At 31 October 2018 5,205 5,205 think fit and delegate to them such functions and duties as it shall from time to time determine, but such sub-committees shall be responsible to the Management Committee. The Chairman shall be a member of all sub- 9 Alfred Skinner Fund 2018 2017 committees. £ £ 4 (a) The Senior Team shall be selected by the Selection Sub-Committee, which shall Balance at 31 October 2017 and 2018 16,003 16,003 be appointed annually by the Management Committee at its first meeting after the Annual General Meeting. (b) To qualify for the County a player must either have been registered to play for the County for at least the preceding five years or meet one of the following conditions:- (i) be currently playing regularly for a club within the County. (ii) have been born in the County. (iii) have been a bona-fide resident in the County for at least 12 months. There shall be allowed a maximum of two players in the team outside these criteria. If two such players are selected, at least one of these two must be actively involved in coaching youth cricket within the County. No player shall play Minor Counties Cricket Association matches unless he is a member of the County Club and has paid his subscription. 5(a) An Academy Team Manager shall be appointed annually by the Management Committee at its first meeting after the Annual General Meeting.

101 102 - 8 - (b) A Cricket Administrator shall be appointed annually by the Management (b) Members who have rendered the Club outstanding service may be elected Committee at its first meeting after the Annual General Meeting, to be Honorary Life Members. Nominations must be recommended by a unanimous responsible for communication with First XI and Academy players and for vote of the Management Committee and approved by a majority vote at the players’ and match expenses for the First XI and Academy. Annual General Meeting. Such members shall be entitled to all the privileges of (c) An Over 50s Manager shall be appointed annually by the Management the Club. Committee at its first meeting after the Annual General Meeting, to be (c) Vice Presidents may be elected at a General Meeting of the Club upon such responsible for the organisation of and team selection for Over 50s matches. terms as the Management Committee shall decide. If not an elected member of the Management Committee he shall be co-opted onto that Committee. 9. Membership shall be open to all, irrespective of age, gender, disability, race, ethnic (d) The organisation of and team selection for Over 60s and Over 70s matches shall origin, creed, colour, social status and sexual orientation. Subject to the foregoing, be managed by a sub-committee (the O60s/O70s Committee), all members of the election of members shall be vested in the Management Committee and shall which shall be elected at a general meeting of Members eligible to play such take place at any Committee meeting. The election shall be by show of hands or, cricket, which shall be held annually in October or November. The if the Chairman so decides, by ballot. If a ballot is taken one dissenting vote in five O60s/O70s Committee shall consist of a chairman, a treasurer, the captain of shall exclude. each team and such other positions as the management committee shall decide from time to time. Only those who have paid their subscription for the 10. The names and addresses of all proposed new members shall be sent to the current year shall be eligible to vote. Rule 21 shall apply mutatis mutandis to Membership Secretary at least three days before the meeting at which it is these meetings. Nominations for all positions on the O60s/O70s Committee proposed to elect them together with the names of the proposer and seconder. must be received by the Chairman of the O60s/O70s committee not less than three weeks before the date of the general meeting and he shall advise the 11. A copy of the rules of the Club, with a notice of election, shall be sent to each Secretary of the Club of these. Notice of the general meeting shall be new member on his/her election. accompanied by the Agenda and shall be given to all eligible Members at least fourteen clear days before the date of the meeting. If not an elected 12. Every member on payment of his/her subscription shall receive a Member’s Pass. member of the Management Committee the Chairman of the O60s/O70s Committee shall be co-opted onto that Committee. 13. No member whose subscription for the current, or any past season is unpaid on 1st June shall be allowed to exercise any of the rights or privileges of membership 6(a) The Club will be a member of the Buckinghamshire Cricket Board (hereinafter until such subscription is paid, except by leave of the Management Committee. called “the BCB”). The name of any member leaving his/her subscription unpaid for one year may, at (b) The Management Committee shall ensure that such functions as shall from to the option of the Committee, be erased from the books of the Club, and only be time be delegated to the Club by mutual agreement with the BCB are properly replaced with the consent of the Committee and on payment of all arrears. and adequately discharged. 14. Any member wishing to withdraw from the Club shall give notice in writing to 7(a) The annual subscription shall be not less than the amount specified hereunder the Secretary and shall pay all arrears at the date of such notice. Any former as applicable to the class of membership indicated and shall be due and member (other than one to whom Rule 15 applies) wishing to rejoin the Club shall payable on the first day of January in each year:- be eligible for re-election subject to Rule 11. £ Individual 20.00 * 15. If the conduct of any member, either in or out of the Club, shall, in the opinion of Husband and Wife 30.00 * the Management Committee, or any ten members of the Club, who shall certify the Junior (Under 21) 10.00 † same in writing to the Secretary, be injurious to the character and interests of the Club, the Committee shall be empowered (if they deem it expedient), after enquiry, * Includes one copy of Handbook to recommend in writing, such member to resign; and if the member so † Handbook available at reduced price of not less than £2 per copy. recommended shall not comply within fourteen days from the date of such (b) The financial year of the Club shall commence on the first day of November. recommendation, the Committee shall then call a special general meeting, and if such meeting agrees by ballot, by a majority of two thirds of the members present, 8(a) An individual member shall be entitled to Life Membership upon payment of the to the expulsion of such member, he shall cease to be a member, his name shall be relevant subscription hereunder specified:- erased from the list, and he shall forfeit all right and claim upon the property of the Age £ Club; but his subscription for the current year shall be returned to him, and he shall be forever after ineligible. Under 40 400.00

40-60 300.00 16. The Treasurer shall at each Annual General Meeting of the Club submit a 60 and over 200.00 statement of his accounts for the relevant year, which shall have been reviewed by

103 104 (b) A Cricket Administrator shall be appointed annually by the Management (b) Members who have rendered the Club outstanding service may be elected an independent firm of accountants. This review need not constitute an audit. The Committee at its first meeting after the Annual General Meeting, to be Honorary Life Members. Nominations must be recommended by a unanimous firm of independent accountants shall be appointed annually at the Annual responsible for communication with First XI and Academy players and for vote of the Management Committee and approved by a majority vote at the General Meeting. players’ and match expenses for the First XI and Academy. Annual General Meeting. Such members shall be entitled to all the privileges of (c) An Over 50s Manager shall be appointed annually by the Management the Club. 17. The property of the Club shall be vested in the Management Committee and they Committee at its first meeting after the Annual General Meeting, to be (c) Vice Presidents may be elected at a General Meeting of the Club upon such shall have entire management of the property, funds and affairs of the Club. responsible for the organisation of and team selection for Over 50s matches. terms as the Management Committee shall decide. If not an elected member of the Management Committee he shall be co-opted 18. All complaints should be made in writing to the Secretary who shall submit them onto that Committee. 9. Membership shall be open to all, irrespective of age, gender, disability, race, ethnic to the Management Committee if he is unable to satisfy the complaint. (d) The organisation of and team selection for Over 60s and Over 70s matches shall origin, creed, colour, social status and sexual orientation. Subject to the foregoing, be managed by a sub-committee (the O60s/O70s Committee), all members of the election of members shall be vested in the Management Committee and shall 19. The Annual General Meeting, of which fourteen days clear notice shall be given which shall be elected at a general meeting of Members eligible to play such take place at any Committee meeting. The election shall be by show of hands or, to each member, will be held no later than the end of March. Unless proposed by cricket, which shall be held annually in October or November. The if the Chairman so decides, by ballot. If a ballot is taken one dissenting vote in five the Management Committee, resolutions must be proposed and seconded and O60s/O70s Committee shall consist of a chairman, a treasurer, the captain of shall exclude. submitted to the Secretary by the 1st February. each team and such other positions as the management committee shall decide from time to time. Only those who have paid their subscription for the 10. The names and addresses of all proposed new members shall be sent to the 20. The Management Committee or a group of not less than thirty members may current year shall be eligible to vote. Rule 21 shall apply mutatis mutandis to Membership Secretary at least three days before the meeting at which it is upon notification to the Honorary Secretary call an Extraordinary General Meeting these meetings. Nominations for all positions on the O60s/O70s Committee proposed to elect them together with the names of the proposer and seconder. stating the purpose. The Honorary Secretary shall then notify each member giving must be received by the Chairman of the O60s/O70s committee not less than them fourteen days notice of the date and venue of the meeting and stating the three weeks before the date of the general meeting and he shall advise the 11. A copy of the rules of the Club, with a notice of election, shall be sent to each purpose. Secretary of the Club of these. Notice of the general meeting shall be new member on his/her election. accompanied by the Agenda and shall be given to all eligible Members at 21. General Meetings shall be chaired by the President or, in his absence, the least fourteen clear days before the date of the meeting. If not an elected 12. Every member on payment of his/her subscription shall receive a Member’s Pass. Chairman or, in the absence of both, by such member of the Management member of the Management Committee the Chairman of the O60s/O70s Committee as shall be elected by those present. Fifteen shall form a quorum. The Committee shall be co-opted onto that Committee. 13. No member whose subscription for the current, or any past season is unpaid on notice of the meeting shall be accompanied by the Agenda. The chairman shall 1st June shall be allowed to exercise any of the rights or privileges of membership have discretion to allow emergency resolutions and amendments to resolutions to 6(a) The Club will be a member of the Buckinghamshire Cricket Board (hereinafter until such subscription is paid, except by leave of the Management Committee. be moved. called “the BCB”). The name of any member leaving his/her subscription unpaid for one year may, at (b) The Management Committee shall ensure that such functions as shall from to the option of the Committee, be erased from the books of the Club, and only be 22. The Club Rules may only be altered at the Annual General Meeting. Any time be delegated to the Club by mutual agreement with the BCB are properly replaced with the consent of the Committee and on payment of all arrears. member with a seconder or the Management Committee may propose an and adequately discharged. alteration of the Rules. Such proposal must be delivered to the Honorary Secretary 14. Any member wishing to withdraw from the Club shall give notice in writing to by January 1st of the year of the meeting. 7(a) The annual subscription shall be not less than the amount specified hereunder the Secretary and shall pay all arrears at the date of such notice. Any former as applicable to the class of membership indicated and shall be due and member (other than one to whom Rule 15 applies) wishing to rejoin the Club shall 23. The county cap shall be awarded by the Captain of the County Eleven to any payable on the first day of January in each year:- be eligible for re-election subject to Rule 11. player who, in his opinion, is worthy of distinction, subject to the agreement of the £ chairman of the Selection Sub-Committee. Individual 20.00 * 15. If the conduct of any member, either in or out of the Club, shall, in the opinion of Husband and Wife 30.00 * the Management Committee, or any ten members of the Club, who shall certify the 24. Club colours are available as follows: Junior (Under 21) 10.00 † same in writing to the Secretary, be injurious to the character and interests of the (a) Ties Club, the Committee shall be empowered (if they deem it expedient), after enquiry, Players’ Ties may only be worn by those who have represented the County * Includes one copy of Handbook to recommend in writing, such member to resign; and if the member so at Senior level. Members’ Ties may be worn by all those who have paid a † Handbook available at reduced price of not less than £2 per copy. recommended shall not comply within fourteen days from the date of such subscription for the year. (b) The financial year of the Club shall commence on the first day of November. recommendation, the Committee shall then call a special general meeting, and if (b) Sweaters such meeting agrees by ballot, by a majority of two thirds of the members present, These may be worn by players representing the County at any level. 8(a) An individual member shall be entitled to Life Membership upon payment of the to the expulsion of such member, he shall cease to be a member, his name shall be Capped players will also have the County Badge embroidered on their relevant subscription hereunder specified:- erased from the list, and he shall forfeit all right and claim upon the property of the sweaters. Age £ Club; but his subscription for the current year shall be returned to him, and he shall (c) Blazers be forever after ineligible. These may be worn by all those who have represented the County at Under 40 400.00 Senior or Academy level and by members of the Management Committee. 40-60 300.00 16. The Treasurer shall at each Annual General Meeting of the Club submit a 60 and over 200.00 statement of his accounts for the relevant year, which shall have been reviewed by

103 104 105 (b) Members who have rendered the Club outstanding service may be elected an independent firm of accountants. This review need not constitute an audit. The Honorary Life Members. Nominations must be recommended by a unanimous firm of independent accountants shall be appointed annually at the Annual vote of the Management Committee and approved by a majority vote at the General Meeting. Annual General Meeting. Such members shall be entitled to all the privileges of the Club. 17. The property of the Club shall be vested in the Management Committee and they (c) Vice Presidents may be elected at a General Meeting of the Club upon such shall have entire management of the property, funds and affairs of the Club. terms as the Management Committee shall decide. 18. All complaints should be made in writing to the Secretary who shall submit them 9. Membership shall be open to all, irrespective of age, gender, disability, race, ethnic to the Management Committee if he is unable to satisfy the complaint. origin, creed, colour, social status and sexual orientation. Subject to the foregoing, the election of members shall be vested in the Management Committee and shall 19. The Annual General Meeting, of which fourteen days clear notice shall be given take place at any Committee meeting. The election shall be by show of hands or, to each member, will be held no later than the end of March. Unless proposed by if the Chairman so decides, by ballot. If a ballot is taken one dissenting vote in five the Management Committee, resolutions must be proposed and seconded and shall exclude. submitted to the Secretary by the 1st February.

10. The names and addresses of all proposed new members shall be sent to the 20. The Management Committee or a group of not less than thirty members may Membership Secretary at least three days before the meeting at which it is upon notification to the Honorary Secretary call an Extraordinary General Meeting proposed to elect them together with the names of the proposer and seconder. stating the purpose. The Honorary Secretary shall then notify each member giving them fourteen days notice of the date and venue of the meeting and stating the 11. A copy of the rules of the Club, with a notice of election, shall be sent to each purpose. new member on his/her election. 21. General Meetings shall be chaired by the President or, in his absence, the 12. Every member on payment of his/her subscription shall receive a Member’s Pass. Chairman or, in the absence of both, by such member of the Management Committee as shall be elected by those present. Fifteen shall form a quorum. The 13. No member whose subscription for the current, or any past season is unpaid on notice of the meeting shall be accompanied by the Agenda. The chairman shall 1st June shall be allowed to exercise any of the rights or privileges of membership have discretion to allow emergency resolutions and amendments to resolutions to until such subscription is paid, except by leave of the Management Committee. be moved. The name of any member leaving his/her subscription unpaid for one year may, at the option of the Committee, be erased from the books of the Club, and only be 22. The Club Rules may only be altered at the Annual General Meeting. Any replaced with the consent of the Committee and on payment of all arrears. member with a seconder or the Management Committee may propose an alteration of the Rules. Such proposal must be delivered to the Honorary Secretary 14. Any member wishing to withdraw from the Club shall give notice in writing to by January 1st of the year of the meeting. the Secretary and shall pay all arrears at the date of such notice. Any former member (other than one to whom Rule 15 applies) wishing to rejoin the Club shall 23. The county cap shall be awarded by the Captain of the County Eleven to any be eligible for re-election subject to Rule 11. player who, in his opinion, is worthy of distinction, subject to the agreement of the chairman of the Selection Sub-Committee. 15. If the conduct of any member, either in or out of the Club, shall, in the opinion of the Management Committee, or any ten members of the Club, who shall certify the 24. Club colours are available as follows: same in writing to the Secretary, be injurious to the character and interests of the (a) Ties Club, the Committee shall be empowered (if they deem it expedient), after enquiry, Players’ Ties may only be worn by those who have represented the County to recommend in writing, such member to resign; and if the member so at Senior level. Members’ Ties may be worn by all those who have paid a recommended shall not comply within fourteen days from the date of such subscription for the year. recommendation, the Committee shall then call a special general meeting, and if (b) Sweaters such meeting agrees by ballot, by a majority of two thirds of the members present, These may be worn by players representing the County at any level. to the expulsion of such member, he shall cease to be a member, his name shall be Capped players will also have the County Badge embroidered on their erased from the list, and he shall forfeit all right and claim upon the property of the sweaters. Club; but his subscription for the current year shall be returned to him, and he shall (c) Blazers be forever after ineligible. These may be worn by all those who have represented the County at Senior or Academy level and by members of the Management Committee. 16. The Treasurer shall at each Annual General Meeting of the Club submit a statement of his accounts for the relevant year, which shall have been reviewed by

104 105 106 BUCKS COUNTY CRICKET CLUB Application for Membership Application for Membership (Block capitals please) an independent firm of accountants. This review need not constitute an audit. The (Block capitals please) firm of independent accountants shall be appointed annually at the Annual Name ...... General Meeting. Name ...... Address ...... Address ...... 17. The property of the Club shall be vested in the Management Committee and they shall have entire management of the property, funds and affairs of the Club. Proposed by...... Proposed by......

Seconded by ...... 18. All complaints should be made in writing to the Secretary who shall submit them Seconded by ...... to the Management Committee if he is unable to satisfy the complaint. Date ...... Date ...... 19. The Annual General Meeting, of which fourteen days clear notice shall be given It would help us considerably if payment could be made annually by Banker’s Order via the enclosed to each member, will be held no later than the end of March. Unless proposed by It would help us considerably if payment could be made annually by Banker’s Order via the enclosed form. the Management Committee, resolutions must be proposed and seconded and form. submitted to the Secretary by the 1st February. Please send this form and the Membership application when completed to the Membership Secretary: Please send this form and the Membership application when completed to the Membership Secretary: John Phillips, 40 Sheepfold Lane, Amersham, Bucks HP7 9EJ. 01494 721244 John Phillips, 40 Sheepfold Lane, Amersham, Bucks HP7 9EJ. 01494 721244 email: [email protected] 20. The Management Committee or a group of not less than thirty members may email: [email protected] upon notification to the Honorary Secretary call an Extraordinary General Meeting Subscription rates: Individual - £2 0.00; Husband and Wife - £30.00; Junior (under 21) - £10.00. stating the purpose. The Honorary Secretary shall then notify each member giving Subscription rates: Individual - £2 0.00; Husband and Wife - £30.00; Junior (under 21) - £10.00. Life Membership: Under 40: £400; 40-60: £300; 60 and over £200 them fourteen days notice of the date and venue of the meeting and stating the Life Membership: Under 40: £400; 40-60: £300; 60 and over £200 purpose.

BANKER’S ORDER FORM 21. General Meetings shall be chaired by the President or, in his absence, the BANKER’S ORDER FORM Chairman or, in the absence of both, by such member of the Management To: BANK ...... Committee as shall be elected by those present. Fifteen shall form a quorum. The To: BANK ...... notice of the meeting shall be accompanied by the Agenda. The chairman shall A/c No...... have discretion to allow emergency resolutions and amendments to resolutions to A/c No...... be moved. BRANCH: ...... BRANCH: ...... 22. The Club Rules may only be altered at the Annual General Meeting. Any ...... member with a seconder or the Management Committee may propose an ...... alteration of the Rules. Such proposal must be delivered to the Honorary Secretary ...... by January 1st of the year of the meeting. ADDRESS: ...... ADDRESS: ...... 23. The county cap shall be awarded by the Captain of the County Eleven to any ...... player who, in his opinion, is worthy of distinction, subject to the agreement of the ...... chairman of the Selection Sub-Committee. On receipt of this order please pay to Barclays Bank, 16 High Street, High Wycombe, Bucks. HP11 2BG. On receipt of this order please pay to Barclays Bank, 16 High Street, High Wycombe, Bucks. HP11 2BG. 24. Club colours are available as follows: (Sort Code: 20-40-71) to the account of the Bucks County Cricket Club (A/c No. 70950599) the sum of (Sort Code: 20-40-71) to the account of the Bucks County Cricket Club (A/c No. 70950599) the sum of (a) Ties £ ...... and thereafter continue the same payment on the second day of January annually until £ ...... and thereafter continue the same payment on the second day of January annually until Players’ Ties may only be worn by those who have represented the County further notice. further notice. at Senior level. Members’ Ties may be worn by all those who have paid a subscription for the year. NAME: (Block capitals) ...... NAME: (Block capitals) ...... (b) Sweaters These may be worn by players representing the County at any level. ADDRESS: (Block capitals) ...... ADDRESS: (Block capitals) ...... Capped players will also have the County Badge embroidered on their ...... sweaters...... (c) Blazers ...... These may be worn by all those who have represented the County at ...... Senior or Academy level and by members of the Management Committee. SIGNATURE:...... SIGNATURE:......

PRINT NAME: ...... PRINT NAME: ...... 105 106 107 BUCKS COUNTY CRICKET CLUB Application for Membership Application for Membership (Block capitals please) (Block capitals please) Name ...... Name ...... Address ...... Address ...... Proposed by...... Proposed by...... Seconded by ...... Seconded by ...... Date ...... Date ...... It would help us considerably if payment could be made annually by Banker’s Order via the enclosed It would help us considerably if payment could be made annually by Banker’s Order via the enclosed form. form. Please send this form and the Membership application when completed to the Membership Secretary: Please send this form and the Membership application when completed to the Membership Secretary: John Phillips, 40 Sheepfold Lane, Amersham, Bucks HP7 9EJ. 01494 721244 John Phillips, 40 Sheepfold Lane, Amersham, Bucks HP7 9EJ. 01494 721244 email: [email protected] email: [email protected]

Subscription rates: Individual - £2 0.00; Husband and Wife - £30.00; Junior (under 21) - £10.00. Subscription rates: Individual - £2 0.00; Husband and Wife - £30.00; Junior (under 21) - £10.00. Life Membership: Under 40: £400; 40-60: £300; 60 and over £200 Life Membership: Under 40: £400; 40-60: £300; 60 and over £200

BANKER’S ORDER FORM BANKER’S ORDER FORM To: BANK ...... To: BANK ...... A/c No...... A/c No...... BRANCH: ...... BRANCH: ...... ADDRESS: ...... ADDRESS: ...... On receipt of this order please pay to Barclays Bank, 16 High Street, High Wycombe, Bucks. HP11 2BG. On receipt of this order please pay to Barclays Bank, 16 High Street, High Wycombe, Bucks. HP11 2BG. (Sort Code: 20-40-71) to the account of the Bucks County Cricket Club (A/c No. 70950599) the sum of (Sort Code: 20-40-71) to the account of the Bucks County Cricket Club (A/c No. 70950599) the sum of £ ...... and thereafter continue the same payment on the second day of January annually until £ ...... and thereafter continue the same payment on the second day of January annually until further notice. further notice. NAME: (Block capitals) ...... NAME: (Block capitals) ...... ADDRESS: (Block capitals) ...... ADDRESS: (Block capitals) ...... SIGNATURE:...... SIGNATURE:......

PRINT NAME: ...... PRINT NAME: ...... 106 107 Bucks County Cricket Club PLEASE RETURN THE WHOLE FORM TO J T H Phillips, 40 Sheepfold Lane, Amersham, Buckinghamshire HP7 9EJ

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