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Goring-on-Thames Cricket Club Founded 1876 Fixtures 2013 Delicious seasonal menu Stunning beer garden Dog friendly COMMITTEE AND OFFICIALS 2013 Chairman Duncan Kent 07776 146 123 [email protected] Secretary Keith Walker 07764 946 620 [email protected] 01491 872 655 Treasurer Stephen Wincott 07976 193 564 [email protected] Fixture Secretary Jonny Russell 07814 067 433 [email protected] Academy Director Derek McGee 07725 584 880 [email protected] 01491 872 136 Child Welfare Officer Toby Tomlinson 07949 081 951 [email protected] 01491 680 500 (w) 1st XI Captain Kenza Barton 07713 498 532 [email protected] Sunday Captain Donovan Norman 07510 143 204 [email protected] T20 Captain Jonny Russell 07814 067 433 Umpires Keith Walker 07764 946 620 Stephen Purnell 07799 430 276 Clive Everitt 07770 893 928 President A. Hedge Vice-Presidents J. Buller Dr. J. F. Monk Delicious seasonal menu K. Grant Stunning beer garden Honorary Life Members D. Sexon R. L. Smith L.J. Shepherd C. Jeffries Dog friendly F. Crook P. Irving D.R. Woodage A. Hedge D. Kent K. Grant M. Woods A. Taylor Official Groundsmen P. Irving C. Jeffries S. Wincott AFFILIATED TO: Oxfordshire Cricket Board Berkshire Cricket Board English Cricket Board CLUB NOTICES Subscriptions Seniors £50.00 Students £25.00 Academy (Coaching Fees as advised) Match Fees Seniors £10.00 Students £5.00 T20 Games £5.00 Selection Tuesday Nets Tuesday Academy U10 5.30-7.00pm Academy U13 5.30-7.00pm Seniors 7.00-8.30pm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & SUPPORTERS R Smith Esq A Hedge Esq C Jeffries Esq M Miah Esq P Irving Esq The Goring Gap News I Smith Esq The Oratory Prep School A Smith Esq Field Seymour Parkes I Wood-Smith Esq Performance Cricket Mortimer Burnett The Catherine Wheel Masoom’s Tandoori Pimp My Stumps Masoom’s Tandoori Restaurant The Laurels, High Street, Goring-on-Thames, RG8 9AT Masoom warmly welcomes you to experience dining in his restaurant set in the picturesque South of Oxfordshire village of Goring-on-Thames. Opening Hours: Lunch: 12:00 to 14:30 (everyday except Friday) Dinner: 17:30 to 23:00 (everyday) To avoid disappointment, we advise you to make a reservation on: 01491 875078 www.masooms.co.uk CAPTAIN SLOG “Our vision is to create and sustain Goring Cricket Club as the club of choice for cricketers of all ages, abilities (and availability) in our catchment area, within an environment where everyone is valued, and where success on the field is a natural outcome of participation in the club’s activities.” Club Captain – Kenza Barton: 2013 is building up to be a big year for the Goring 1st team and I am very excited to lead the team to another successful season. The 1st team has been building over the past 5 years and Masoom’s each year there have been improvements that we can all be proud of. We are not ever going to be perfect but we should always try to better ourselves. We may be a small club but there are a large amount of hard working members in this club making it great. We need to keep committed and passionate about this club because village cricket is built on team Tandoori Restaurant work and passion for the game. We are lucky to have this in abundance and I can't see why 2013 won't be any different from the last 5 years as we keep building and moving forward as a club. Fingers crossed for some sun in May and we can hit the league season with a bang. We were The Laurels, High Street, Goring-on-Thames, RG8 9AT very much in the hunt for promotion last season and that is something we should all be pushing for again. So commit to your club, fill your weekends with cricket and enjoy another summer of success. Sunday Captain – Donovan Norman: Masoom warmly welcomes you to experience dining in his restaurant set 10th July 2013, it’s 11:00am and the first ball of the Ashes tour will be bowled at Trent Bridge, the spirit of cricket couldn’t be any higher. You watch the bowler run up, and imagine…is the ball in the picturesque South of Oxfordshire village of Goring-on-Thames. going to hit the middle wicket, the pad, shout for LBW, or a Jaffa. The crowd is behind you on this one. GCC Sunday cricket can provide a sensational game of friendly cricket for all ages and players. GCC cricketers on the field will be thinking of taking the winning catch at point, scoring the winning vital runs or bowling the ‘ball of the century’. For the second year as captain, I look forward to building that spirit and enthusiasm in the team taking part for GCC Sunday this season. I want to see them achieve their biggest and most exciting performances and highlights Opening Hours: for GCC, which can later be measured against their sporting heroes…let’s make legends. Lunch: 12:00 to 14:30 (everyday except Friday) T20 Captain – Jonny Russell: Dinner: 17:30 to 23:00 (everyday) A few years ago the world had not heard of the GCC Ultras – well after a hugely successful inaugural season in 2011 and our first foray into competitive T20 in 2012 you can safely say the world has heard of the Ultras now! Well known throughout South Oxfordshire and beyond we brighten any villages Wednesday evening with our pulsating cricket, luminous pink shirts and orange balls. And there is a rumour our stumps will have Big Bash flash technology in the near future….. I was delighted by the range of players that competed in pink in 2012, from Goring regulars to academy stars and GCC legends, it was truly a fantastic team to be part of both on and off the pitch. We will be frequenting the Catherine Wheel once again post-match and I can assure you To avoid disappointment, we advise you to that experience will be even better than last year. make a reservation on: 01491 875078 For about a month in 2012 we topped the South Oxfordshire T20 League and despite being unable to hold our position at the summit it was a hugely credible first season and we will be seen as a dark-horse to win the league in 2013. So let’s go out and show our GCC flair once again this season! www.masooms.co.uk Remember – Wednesday night is Ultras night! CLUB RECORDS Most Wickets in a Season W. Mcara 162 in 1964 Best Bowling Analysis A. Thatcher 10 for 17 v Benson 18/5/1946 Most Outfield Catches 21 on Five Occasions Wicket Keeping – Most Catches N. Harper 36 in 1989 Wicket Keeping – Most Stumpings R. Jeffries 25 in 1955 Most Runs in a Season D. Kent 1505 in 1996. Highest Score 151* including 13 scores over 50 Highest Individual Score B. Hooper 163* v Westward Ho! On 6/8/64 Highest Individual League Score A. Ankerson 146* v Sulhamstead & Ufton 12/5/07 Highest Innings Score 2nd XI 327/5 v Sulhamstead & Ufton 12/5/07 Captain Miller Trophy Winners, 1965 Berkshire League 1st XI Division 3: Winners 1991 2nd XI Division 1: Winners 1994 2nd XI Division 6: Winners 1999 Berkshire Downs League Division 4: Winners 1989 Division 3: Winners 1992 Division 2: Winners 1993 OCCA U13 Winners: 1992 Maudsley Cup: Winners 2003 Gauntlet Goblet: Winners 2007 1000 RUNS IN A SEASON Year Player Total Highest Score 1964 B.Taylor 1039 111* 1972 J.Slade 1096 103* 1974 C.Saunders 1083 76 1975 J.Slade 1121 102* 1978 J.Slade 1096 102* 1979 J.Slade 1289 102* 1980 J.Slade 1056 78* 1982 P.Smithson 1039 83* 1984 P.Smithson 1013 82 1989 D.Kent 1153 96 1991 D.Kent 1184 124 1993 D.Kent 1239 91* 1994 D.Kent 1031 82* 1995 D.Kent 1128 104 1996 D.Kent 1506 151* J.Slade Jnr 1008 109 1997 I.Grant 1025 131* 2004 J.Ross 1004 95* 2005 S.Wincott 1271 120 2008 S Wincott 1066 116* 2010 S Wincott 1143 109* 2011 S Wincott 1057 91 Since 1876, 109 tons have been scored (most 8 during 2004) PARTNERSHIP RECORDS Wicket Score Batsman Against Date 1 224* S. Wincott + E Everitt Greys Green 11/08/2010 2 186 P. Smithson + N. Flynn OMTs 14/07/1987 3 174 M. Large + R. S-Hall Moreton 08/06/1997 4 153 D. Harrigan + J. Williams Prestcold 14/06/2009 5 133 M. Woods + P. Grant OMTs 17/07/1986 6 154 J. Armitage + M. Horton Wargrave (BCL) 25/05/1996 7 124 A. Crawford + S. Wincott Chumleigh 28/06/2006 8 99 D. Wright + D. Kent Finchampstead (BCL) 27/08/1988 9 75 T. Deeks + T Mitchell Dave Reed’s XI 15/07/2009 10 66 M. Woods + R. Jeffries Kiwis 24/08/1962 100 WICKETS IN A SEASON Year Player Wickets 1949 B.Thatcher 142 1950 B.Thatcher 103 1961 W.Mcara 114 1964 W.Mcara 162 1965 W.Mcara 106 1969 W.Mcara 100 1972 R.Crook 133 1974 R.Crook 109 1989 S.Plumb 123 1990 S.Plumb 125 GORING CRICKET ACADEMY UNDER 13 GAUNTLET GOBLET GROUP C FIXTURES 2013 Month Date Venue Opponents Notes June 2nd Home Challow & Childrey …………………………... 9th Away Brightwell-cum-Sotwell …………………………... 16th Home Abingdon Vale …………………………... 23rd Away Didcot …………………………... Abingdon July 7th Semi-Finals & Final …………………………... Vale Goring Ei8hts …………………………... TBC Home Tournament GCC Summer Coaching with Performance Cricket (Gardener Recreation Ground) 9 sessions commencing Tues 30/4 - 2/7, except for 28/5, 5:30 to 7pm U13's Hard Ball and U10's confident with hard ball U10's Kwik Cricket Academy Director – Derek McGee: “In preparation for another season and the Oxfordshire County Cricket competition the Gauntlet Goblet, the GCC Academy is looking forward to a fantastic Summer of cricket including competitive fixtures against local Oxfordshire teams played in the Pairs format, friendly games against Aldworth CC Academy and Goring Primary School among others.
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