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BOUNDARY NEWS 4Th September 2020 LEY HILL CRICKET CLUB www.lhcc.org BOUNDARY NEWS 4th September 2020 LHCC are sponsored by: LEY HILL SOLUTIONS – www.leyhill.com THE HAMILTON KITCHEN COMPANY – www.thehamiltonkitchencompany.co.uk HAVE YOU PAID YOUR/YOUR JUNIOR CRICKETER’S SUBS? PLEASE DO SO NOW RESULTS Saturday 29th August: 1st XI: Downley (home) 1.00 pm. Ley Hill won toss and decided to field. Downley were bowled out in 34 overs for 222, but Ley Hill could only score 183-7 in 31.2 overs. The game was rain affected. LOST 2nd XI: Holmer Green 2nds (away) 1.30 pm. Ley Hill won toss and decided to field. Holmer Green 2nds scored 218 for 2 in 40 overs. Ley Hill could only score 100 for 5 in 29 overs. The game was rain affected. LOST Sunday 30th August: U-13s: Chenies & Latimer (home) 10.00 am. Chenies & Latimer batted first and scored 111 for 3. In reply, Ley Hill made 113 for 4. WON Sun XI: Bovingdon (away) 1.00 pm. Ley Hill won toss and fielded. Bovingdon scored 129-9 and then bowled Ley Hill out for 120. LOST Tuesday 1st September: Tour Match v Bank of England (home) 1.30 pm. BofE won toss and put Ley Hill into bat. LHCC scored 150 for 9. BofE won the match with 151-4. LOST COMING UP: Saturday 5th September: 1st XI: Holmer Green (home) 1.00 pm 2nd XI: Bradenham (away) 1.30 pm Sunday 6th September: U-11s: Chenies & Latimer (home) 10.00 am Sun XI: Missenden Pelicans (home) 1.30 pm HALL OF FAME: Craig Ottaway scored 51 not out for the 1st XI last Saturday and has now scored more than 100 runs this season Lewis Thompson has now taken 10 wickets this season Brad Norton scored 57 runs against the Bank of England last Tuesday Freddie Ventham has now taken 10 wickets this season A junior cricketer known as Tom scored 44 runs against Chenies & Latimer in an Under 13 match this week. CHAMPIONSHIP DIVISION This week’s result means that the 1st XI have dropped back to second place in the league table – but are still just 3 points behind the leaders Braywood with two matches to play. CELEBRITY CRICKET MATCH No. 8 – ESSEX CCC – 18/6/1996 This was another benefit match – this time for the Essex skipper Paul Prichard – and again we collaborated with Chesham CC to put the match on at the Meadow. Not all went according to plan though! Unlike last year’s benefit match when John Emburey was called up for a test match, Paul Prichard was able to make his benefit, but behind the scenes we had some horrendous problems. The caterers booked to provide meals and refreshments not only to the players but also to the dozens and dozens of people who had taken advantage of the hospitality suites (which were housed in mini-marquees for hire around the ground and included meals and waiter service) dropped out at the last minute and it fell to the clubs to do the food themselves. One of the Ley Hill wives had all her neighbours marshalled into cooking for her and on the day, we called on the services of a player who used to be a maitre d’hotel, who did a magnificent job of organising all the Ley Hill wives and girlfriends who were working really hard in the pavilion kitchen. The waiters trekking up and down between the pavilion and the marquees were our 15 and 16 year old colts who – initially press-ganged into the role - became extremely enthusiastic when they discovered that those they were serving were quite happy to buy them drinks, and an obliging ice cream van parked in the car park rounded everything off splendidly. While LHCC did the food, CCC were running the bar which was doing an amazing trade on such a lovely, sunny day. Essex CCC played an International XI, led once again by our old friend Derek Randall, (who was a great favourite of our sponsors at Munn & Chapman), and Derek’s team batted first. BATTING - INTERNATIONAL XI Batter How Out Bowler Score Derek Randall Ct. Darren Robinson Dave Beasant 18 Mark Bruyns Std. Alan Lilley Paul Grayson 64 D. MacKeay LBW Peter Such 44 Ashley Metcalfe Caught Paul Grayson 91 Stuart Law Ct. Ashley Cowan Paul Grayson 69 Geoff Sussum Bowled Paul Grayson 4 Keith Fletcher Bowled Nick Derbyshire 16 Eddie Hemmings Std. Robbie Rollins Nick Derbyshire 1 Andy Pick NOT OUT 89 John Childs Bowled Nick Derbyshire 18 Robin Hobbs NOT OUT 9 Extras 5 TOTAL 378 - 9 BOWLING – ESSEX CCC Bowler Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Dave Beasant 7 0 47 1 Graham Gooch 6 1 17 - Peter Such 10 0 87 1 Ashley Cowan 2 0 13 - Paul Grayson 10 0 86 4 Paul Prichard 3 0 31 - Nick Derbyshire 6 0 64 3 Alan Lilley 1 0 28 - BATTING – ESSEX CCC Batter How Out Bowler Score Robbie Rollins Ct. Keith Fletcher John Childs 15 Steve Andrew Ct. Robin Hobbs Eddie Hemmings 14 Dave Beasant Ct. D. MacKeay John Childs 10 Paul Prichard Std. Derek Randall Robin Hobbs 70 Alan Lilley Ct. John Childs Ashley Metcalfe 45 Ashley Cowan Ct. D. MacKeay Ashley Metcalfe 1 Paul Grayson Ct. Stuart Law Mark Bruyns 22 Darren Robinson Ct. D. MacKeay Andy Pick 39 Graham Gooch NOT OUT 97 Peter Such NOT OUT 51 Nick Derbyshire DID NOT BAT Extras 17 TOTAL 381 - 8 BOWLING – INTERNATIONAL XI Bowler Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Geoff Sussum 3.4 0 19 - D. MacKeay 2 1 14 - Eddie Hemmings 4 0 32 1 John Childs 9 - 84 2 Robin Hobbs 9 0 71 1 Ashley Metcalfe 2 0 18 2 Mark Bruyns 4 0 42 1 Andy Pick 3 0 49 1 Stuart Law 4 0 37 - The commentator for the match was Mark Ilott (who normally played for Essex but was injured); umpires were Bill Phillips (LHCC) and Kevin Beaumont (CCC) and scorer was Eleanor Phillips (LHCC). Until next week, stay safe. Eleanor Phillips, Club Secretary This newsletter is published by Ley Hill Cricket Club. Please note that your details are held by the Club electronically for the internal use of the Club only and will not be released to any third parties, but will be shared with club officials to enable them to carry out their duties, which may include contacting you by e-mail, text message or via social media. If you do not give us permission to hold and share these details, or wish to inspect your record, or wish us to remove your details, please contact the Club Secretary - Eleanor Phillips, 20 West View, Chesham, HP5 3DE, e-mail [email protected]. The Club is run by a committee which is elected by the membership at the Annual General Meeting, usually held in November. All players who have paid a subscription for the current year are eligible to attend the AGM, vote and/or stand themselves as officials of the Club. This also applies to any parents of junior members who have paid the Full Associate Membership rate. If you have any concerns or questions, please communicate them to any committee member, who will then deal the issue by e-mail. All face to face committee meetings have been temporarily suspended due to the Covid19 outbreak. The committee are holding frequent video conferences instead. YOUR COMMITTEE ARE: Position Name E-mail address Mobile phone number Chairman Nick Lee [email protected] 07879 450540 Vice Chairman Robin Carr [email protected] 07831 222083 Treasurer Jon Lown [email protected] 07921 223128 Club Secretary/Junior Section Secretary Eleanor Phillips [email protected] 07493 194294 Fixtures Secretary Tom Holman [email protected] 07879 632132 Website Editor Chris Morris [email protected] 07896 480445 Club Welfare Officer Wendy Foster [email protected] 07703 647910 1st XI Captain Craig Peterson [email protected] 07769 636667 2nd XI Captain James Lagdon [email protected] 07500 887759 Bar Manager/Sunday Captain Paul Green [email protected] 07817 138859 Committee Ben Ford [email protected] 07739 539599 Junior Section Manager Dave Peterson [email protected] 07970 726667 Committee Scott Peterson [email protected] 07769 628310 Junior Section manager Ivan Veall [email protected] 07876 471750 Have you signed up to support Ley Hill Cricket Club with Easyfundraising yet? It's a really easy way to raise extra money for us, without costing you a penny! Easyfundraising is the UK's number one charity cashback site. There's over 3,100 shops and sites where you can collect free donations for Ley Hill Cricket Club including Amazon, John Lewis, eBay, Argos and Sainsbury's. Show your support and sign up for free here, https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/leyhillcc and collect donations on everything from groceries to getaways. Thank you, your help will make a real difference. I have personally raised over £180 for LHCC in this way (Eleanor Phillips) and between us, those participating have raised over £500 for the Club Did you know that whenever you book holidays and travel online you could be raising a free donation for Ley Hill Cricket Club??? There are hundreds of travel retailers including Expedia, Booking.com and Thomson who will make a free donation to LHCC to say thank you for booking with them. 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