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2018 DCCL Handbook 26Th March.Indd The Derbyshire & Cheshire Cricket League (Members of the League Cricket Conference) www.dccl.org.uk cc LEAGUE HANDBOOK RULES AND FIXTURES SEASON 2018 Derbyshire & Cheshire Cricket League (Members of the League Cricket Conference) Life Members: N. Barker P. Body R. Cartledge G.B Cooper G.G. Griffiths W.M. Hargreaves W. Higginbottom G.K. Medlock O.B.E P Moseley B. Whalley C.Whiston J. Richards M. M. Brown J.J. Smith The objects of the League are generally to increase the interest and popularity of the game of cricket, to improve standards and to encourage the development of its particicpants. We are a well-established Family Business trading since 1975, with many years experience in the Scaffolding Industry, together with our experienced and qualified staff who are all. CITB Registered CSCS safety approved CRB Checked and GMP & Merseyside Police Contractor Vetted. We give our customers a reliable and personal service, with the knowledge and the organisation to meet all of your requirements. Bridgend House, Astley Street Dukinfield Cheshire SK16 4RG Tel: 0161 344 5608 EMail: [email protected] ADMINISTRATION OFFICERS & OFFICIALS SUB-COMMITTEES CLUB DIRECTORY UMPIRES 5 EARLY GROUND INSPECTION PROCEDURES IN THE EVENT OF PROLONGED BAD WEATHER 2012 saw considerable disruption across the League as a result of bad weather and there were numerous instances of Clubs travelling to away games in the knowledge that their game was highly unlikely to be played due to the weather. In an effort to try to reduce wasted journeys, a new procedure will be introduced. OVERVIEW. The new system will revolve around the use of a panel of League Umpires who will be allocated a number of grounds within reasonable reach of their home address and who will be available to carry out inspections on a Saturday morning (or Sunday morning for Cup matches). It is critical that the system is not abused. Before making a call and requesting an inspection, the home Captain must be reasonably satisfied that the ground conditions are such that it is unlikely that a game will take place on that day. PROCEDURE. If, in the days leading up to the day of the match, the weather has been such that the scheduled game could be under threat,and if, on the day the weather conditions are still unfavourable, the home Captain or nominated deputy must inspect their ground as early as reasonably possible on the morning of the game. If the home Captain believes that the scheduled game is seriously at risk, he should refer to the list on page 7 and contact the nominated Umpire NO LATER than 10:00 am. Once an agreed time for the inspection has been agreed, he must then contact the visiting Captain to offer him or his representative, the opportunity to attend. The inspecting Umpire will make his inspection unaccompanied by either Captain and will then decide whether (a) the game should be called off immediately or (b) whether, in his opinion, there is a reasonable prospect of the game starting by the latest time allowed for in Section 3 Rules i.e 150 minutes after the scheduled start time. The visiting Umpire is, and will remain, the SOLE arbiter of fitness of ground etc. 6 In the case of (a) above, the Home Captain or nominated deputy must take the following steps. If the visiting Captain is not present, telephone him to advise that the game has been called off. He must then contact the nominated Umpire(s) scheduled to attend and advise them accordingly. He must then pay the visiting Umpire £5 as would be usual for a game which cannot be played. In the case of (b) above, the nominated Umpire(s) will attend as normal. The home Captain will advise the Umpire(s) that an early inspection has been made and thereafter, the game will be under the control of the nominated Umpire(s) In the event of a panel Umpire being unavailable or away, the home Captain should attempt to contact either the nominated Umpire(s) for the game or another League umpire who lives in the vicinity. UMPIRE PANEL AND GROUNDS COVERED FOR 2018 Paul Smith – Tel: 01663 751972. Mobile number: 07968 142486 Dove Holes, Whaley Bridge, Pott Shrigley, Chapel and Buxworth Karl Williams - Mobile number:: 07917 508313 Hawk Green, High Lane, Hazel Grove, Compstall, Offerton and Woodley Martin Cooper – Mobile number: 07583 047615 Broadbottom, Mottram, Charlesworth and Dinting Mike Wild – Tel: 01457 855461. Mobile number: 07961 634282 Hadfield, Tintwistle, Hollingworth and Old Glossop Malcolm Young - Tel: 0161 368 8019 Stalybridge and Newton Stuart Whitchurch - Mobile number 07595 959 821 New Mills, Birch Vale and Hayfield 7 ADMINISTRATION Patrons / Life Members . 03 Officers 2018 ..................................................09 Sub Commitees ................................................11 Club Directory .................................................12 Umpires ......................................................36 RULES Section 1 Rules Constitution and Administration ......................40 Section 2 Rules General Rules for Senior League & Cup Competitions .....47 Section 3 Rules of Play for League Matches .........................50 Senior Results Reporting Information ...............................53 Section 4 Rules of play for Bissenden Cup & Hawke Trophy matches.....54 Disciplinary Procedure . .58 SENIOR FIXTURES Fixture Calendar 2018 . 66-67 Division 1 Fixtures ..............................................69 Division 2 Fixtures ..............................................73 Division 3 Fixtures ..............................................77 Bissenden Cup Draw............................................81 T20 Competition ...............................................83 Division 4 Fixtures ..............................................86 Division 5 Fixtures ..............................................90 Division 6 Fixtures ..............................................94 Hawke Trophy Draw ............................................98 Junior SECTION Junior Management Committee ..................................105 General Rules ................................................107 U17 Rules of Play .............................................111 U15 Rules of Play .............................................113 U13 Rules of Play .............................................114 U11 Rules of Play .............................................116 Compstall Cup Rules of Play.....................................119 ECB Directive, Helmets - fielding - bowling - child protection ...........121 HISTORICAL Officers Since Foundation .......................................127 Trophies .....................................................128 Final Tables 2017..............................................133 Team Trophy Winners ..........................................135 Individual Awards..............................................145 League Records...............................................157 8 OFFICIALS - 2018 President: A. Johnson Esq. Vice President: Paul Eyre Chairman: Karl Williams Vice Chairman: Martin Cooper Hon. Secretary: Ian Halford 11 Beech Avenue Hazel Grove Stockport SK7 4QP E-mail: [email protected] Tel: 07428 188395 Hon. Treasurer: Mr T. Bellieu 8 Victoria Close, Boothstown, Worsley Manchester M28 1HG Tel: 0161 702 8845 / 07811 947178 E-mail: [email protected] Asst. Hon. Secretary/Results & Statistics:- Nichola Halford 11 Beech Avenue, Hazel Grove, Stockport SK7 4QP Tel: 0161 483 9456/07447 470 856 E-mail: [email protected] 9 Umpires Appointment Secretary:- J.J. Smith Esq. 11 Barnfield Road, Newton, Hyde SK14 4EL Tel: 0161 879 6618 Hon. Auditor:- R.E. Halstead Management Committee: Messrs M. Wild, S. Croft, P. Smith, J Richards, M. Vernon, S. Monks, S. Fielding, Junior Secretary, Umpires Secretary and Statistics Secretary) Junior Secretary: A Tomlinson ([email protected]) Press Agent: Ian Halford 11 Beech Avenue Hazel Grove Stockport SK7 4QP E-mail: [email protected] Tel: 07428 188395 Executive Meetings. 22nd February: Mottram CC - 8pm 19th April: Woodley CC - 8pm (collect balls and printing) 14th June: Chapel CC - 8pm 20th September: Stalybridge CC - 8pm 29th November: Dinting CC - 7.30pm (AGM) followed by Executive Can clubs also please note the date of the 2018 League Dinner as the 2nd November. 10 SUB-COMMITTEES Disciplinary Mike Wild, Karl Williams (Sec) Alan Johnson, Stefan Fielding, Ken Wilde, Paul Eyre, Russ Wild, Geoff Noden Umpires & Scorers Mike Wild, JJ Smith Cup Finals: Paul Smith, Mark Vernon League Dinner: TBF Sponsorship: Karl Williams, Paul Eyre Juniors: Andy Tomlinson, Stephen Croft, Michael Stansfield, Stephen Monks * Although the Registrations Sub Committee has been disbanded, all queries on such matters should go to Nichola Halford (Senior Cricket) Andy Tomlinson (Junior Cricket) In the event that a club does not have an appointed Child Welfare Officer, it is deemed that the Club Chairman shall take that role 11 Directory of Club Officers & Captains BIRCH VALE & THORNSETT Member of DCCL since 1952 Ground: Hayfield Road, New Mills SK22 4QJ President : Mr Peter Owen 20 Deva Close, Poynton, Cheshire SK12 1HH Tel: 01625 871574 / 07989 675749 E-mail: [email protected] Chairman / CWO / Junior Contact: Sean Walsh 4 Coppice Close, Disley SK12 2LR Tel: 07887 490977 E-mail: [email protected] Secretary: David Waterhouse 129 Bramhall Moor Lane Hazel Grove SK7 5AQ Tel: 0161 456 4874 / 07791 569435 E-mail:[email protected] Treasurer: Mrs Diane Hyde 3 Aldersgate, New Mills, High Peak SK22 3BT Tel: 01663 749078/07976
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