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Tolchards Devon Cricket League the Management Team – 2020 Devon Cricket League Devon Cricket League Cricket Devon Tolchards 2017 TolchardsDevon Cricket League Devon Cricket at League 201 2020 9 16 North Street, Taunton, TA1 1LJ. Tel. 01823 333152 Castle Square House, 17 Castle Street, Exeter, EX4 3PU. Tel. 01392 666590 52-54 Cornwall Street, Plymouth, PL1 1LR. Tel. 01752 661981 82 Lemon Street, Truro, TR1 2QA. Tel. 01872 272264 www.michaelspiers.co.uk County 100 Premier League County 100 Premier League wwwdevoncricket.co.uk www.devoncricket.co.uk www.devoncl.play-cricket.com 13750 - Devon Cricket Handbook 2017 - cover.indd 1 25/03/2017 17:47:40 Front cover.indd 1 21/01/2014 14:00:56Front cover.indd 1 21/01/2014 14:00:56 The Devon League Executive Committee would like to thank our main sponsors, and ask all clubs to support our sponsors where possible 2 THE DEVON CRICKET LEAGUE – 2020 Please support your Generous Sponsors and Advertisers when possible. List of Advertisers BDS Solutions ................................................................................................................. 126 BHGS (Monro) .................................................................................................................225 David Shepherd Cricket Trust .......................................................................................233 Devon Cricket Board ........................................................................................................ 13 Devon County Cricket Club ..........................................................................................226 Exclusive Leisure .............................................................................................................. 92 Owzat Insurance ............................................................................................................. 170 Michael Spiers ................................................................................................................ 164 Short Run Press ................................................................................................................ 16 Tidball Insurance Services ............................................................................................224 Tiflex Ltd ......................................................................................................................... 191 Tolchards Drinks ................................................................................................................. 4 Wayne Duggan Fine Turf Maintenance .......................................................................... 89 3 PROUD TO SPONSOR THE DEVON CRICKET LEAGUE TEL: 01626 333426 Email: [email protected] List of Contents The Management Team – 2020 ................................................................6 Mark of Remembrance ..............................................................................8 Secretary’s Report – 2019 ..........................................................................9 Treasurer’s Report – 2019 ........................................................................14 Constitution – 2020 ..................................................................................17 Administration – 2020 ..............................................................................23 Member Clubs and Contact Details – 2020 ............................................29 Playing Regulations – 2020 ......................................................................71 ECB Guidance Notes ................................................................................85 Playing Rules – 2020 ................................................................................93 Premier & A Divisions – 50/50 (Green) ................................................93 B Division – 45/45 (Blue) .....................................................................106 C, D & E Divisions – 45/45 (Red) ......................................................... 117 F Division and Below – 40/40 (Yellow) ..............................................127 Devon Cricket Board Player Availability Criteria ...................................136 Child Safeguarding .................................................................................136 Cup Competitions – 2020 .......................................................................138 PROUD Ground and Facilities Requirements .....................................................158 TO SPONSOR THE Devon Association of Cricket Officials ..................................................165 DEVON CRICKET LEAGUE Umpires Panel – 2020 ............................................................................166 Crease Markings .....................................................................................168 First Aid on Cricket Grounds .................................................................169 Disciplinary Regulations and Procedures .............................................171 League Fixtures – 2020 ..........................................................................192 Devon Women’s Cricket League Fixtures – 2020 .................................222 Devon County Club Fixtures – 2020 ......................................................228 League Awards .......................................................................................229 Officers of the League ...........................................................................234 Media Contacts ......................................................................................235 TEL: 01626 333426 Email: [email protected] 5 Tolchards Devon Cricket League The Management Team – 2020 President: Graham Shears 01626 853944 07970 624615 [email protected] League Management Committee Chairman: Nick Rogers 01805 624684 07813 769263 [email protected] Vice Chairman: Phil Bees 01752 211620 07425 154289 [email protected] Secretary: Dave Sheppard Church Ford, Little Torrington EX38 8PR 07596 457149 [email protected] Treasurer: Mark Horwell 07830 022823 01752 724905 [email protected] (business) Playing Regulations & Rules Secretary: David Gambie 07443 424376 [email protected] Registrations Secretary: Paul Mitchell 07778 017326 [email protected] Logistics Officer: Nigel Mountford 01392 434185 07913 607352 [email protected] Commercial Secretary: Richard Stevenson 01884 38325 07757 209853 [email protected] Fixtures Secretary: Phil Bees Discipline Officer: Nigel Mountford Cup Competition Organiser: Richard Stevenson Cup Competitions Committee: Mark Couch & Sheila Harding Club Representative of Premier & A Divisions: Jon Goulder 07403 071446 [email protected] Club Representative of B & C Divisions: vacant Club Representative of D East Divisions & Below: Peter Avery 01404 814315 [email protected] 6 Club Representative of D West Divisions & Below: Mark Couch 01626 774318 07760 177052 [email protected] Devon Association of Cricket Officials Representative: Pete Bamber 01803 553655 07483 229902 [email protected] County Welfare Officer: James May 01392 421135 07786 164646 [email protected] Play Cricket Manager: Dennis White Results Secretaries Representative on LMC Premier, A, B, C, F West & G West Dennis White 01752 335451 07735 071835 [email protected] E East, F East, G East, H East & H West Sheila Harding 01392 876481 07816 665503 [email protected] D East, D West & E West Hayley Hawkins 07800 504771 [email protected] Honorary Life Members Dame Mary Bridges DBE Barry Page-Dove Bill Matten Graham Shears Geoff Coish Sheila Harding Dennis White Nigel Piddock Gavin Lane 7 Tolchards Devon Cricket League Mark of Remembrance In remembrance of all those in our cricketing family who passed away since our last AGM in November 2018 Doug Barlow – Woodbury & Newton St Cyres Cricket Club Myles Harrison – Woodbury & Newton St Cyres Cricket Club John Evans – Topsham St James Cricket Club Graham Ashworth – Paignton Cricket Club John Harris – Exeter Cricket Club Richard Hope – Exeter and Exmouth Cricket Clubs Mrs Pearl Tipper – Exeter Cricket Club Ian French – Sidmouth Cricket Club Alan Wardrop – Sidmouth Cricket Club Brian Drake – Sidmouth Cricket Club Wilf Easterbrook – Exmouth Cricket Club Harold Shaw – Bovey Tracey Cricket Club Kingsley Spencer – Bovey Tracey Cricket Club John Skinner – Upottery Cricket Club Andy Smith – Upottery Cricket Club Terry Newell – Bradninch Cricket Club Howard Keep – Seaton Cricket Club David Langmead – Plymouth Cricket Club Chris Ripley – Plympton Cricket Club Mike Bedward – Chudleigh Cricket Club David Mazzey – Chudleigh Cricket Club Tom Sutton – South Devon Cricket Club John Martin – Braunton Cricket Club Hugh Butterworth – Braunton Cricket Club 8 Tolchards Devon Cricket League Secretary’s Report – 2019 So, how was 2019 for you and your club? England won an amazing World Cup final over New Zealand enjoyed by millions thanks to Sky deciding to share that tumultuous game with Channel 4. Although the Ashes were retained by Australia, England managed to share the series. Has there ever been a better Test Match innings than the one played by Ben Stokes at Headingley. I have been following this amazing game of ours since the days of black-and-white television, but I cannot remember one. Twelve months ago, I posed the question to you of ‘what will your club’s legacy be to cricket at the end of the 2019 season’. What has happened at your club this season that has made you feel proud and happy
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