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K&D HANDBOOK 2018 DRAFT.Cdr Knowle & Dorridge K&D CC Cricket Club K&D CC Official Handbook 2018 K&D CC Station Road, Dorridge, Solihull, B93 8ET. Tel: 01564 774338 www.knowleanddorridgecc.co.uk Designed and printed by About Knowle & Dorridge Cricket Club Founded in 1896, Knowle & Dorridge Cricket Club (K&D) are one of the foremost clubs in the Midlands. K&D priorities are to increase adult participation, community engagement, junior development and improved infrastructure. K&D is situated between the ‘villages’ of Knowle and Dorridge on Station Road, Dorridge, Solihull and the second ground is situated on Lugtrout Lane, Solihull. The club colours are 'green and gold’ and the club emblem is the ‘Bear and Ragged Staff’. K&D currently run 4 teams on Saturdays and 1 team on Sundays. The club has one of the strongest junior sections in the area. Foreword As we welcome in another season, it is only right that we reflect on the huge successes of 2017. The 1st XI were crowned champions of the Birmingham & District Premier Cricket League, which was a great achievement for the club. Our 1st XI were brilliantly led by captain Sam Reddish and success was down to a real team effort. The 2nd XI also finished 2nd in the Premier League, with the 3rd and 4th XIs managing to avoid relegation. We are immensely proud of our players. For 2018, the club has demonstrated a clear ambition to succeed again by once again assembled strong sides – blending home grown talent with experience – and managing to attract the brilliance of international players, Ian Bell and George Worker. Our juniors are going from strength to strength, we are helping to mould country cricketers and success is being achieved through projects such as our pavilion refurbishment project. On behalf of the Club Management Committee, I would also like to personally thank our valued sponsors, supporters and volunteers for their continued support. I wish all our players and teams the very best for 2018. Ian Maddocks Club Chairman K&D CC 2 2018 Adult Season Birmingham Premier League Champions, K&D have pulled off two major signing of international superstar Ian Bell and the resigning of New Zealand's international all-rounder George Worker for the 2018 season. Three times ashes winner Bell joins the club for 2018 and brings a huge amount of experience and stature. Bell played 118 tests, scoring twenty-two Test centuries, totalling over 7000 runs and four ODI 100s. Ian explained his decision to join the K&D; "I am really looking forward to joining he Birmingham league champions for the 2018 season as their Warwickshire professional. K&D has the best setup in the Midlands from juniors all the way up to the 1st team." K&D 1st XI captain Sam Reddish commented on the signings; “I am over the moon to have someone of Ian’s ability and vast professional experience. His wealth of international experience will be priceless. George was unbelievable in 2017, breaking records – scoring 1569 runs, including nine centuries, at an average of 142.64 in 15 innings." For more information and opportunities to join K&D, contact: David Smith – Cricket Chairman Tel: 07886 689 941 Email: [email protected] 3 K&D CC 2018 Junior Season The 2017 season saw record junior numbers and K&D collected winners' medals in the U10s, U13s and U19s competition and the club also ran their first junior girls' teams. In 2018, the K&D are running junior teams at under U9s x 3, U10s x 2, U11s x 4, U12s, U13s, U14s, U15s x 2, U17s and U19s. As well as junior girls' teams at U11s and U13s. K&D will be running the following coaching programmes: K&D U10s –- U17s (Year 5 – Year 11) Mondays: 23 April – 10 September Times: 6pm – 7.30pm K&D U9s (Year 1 – Year 4) Wednesdays: 25 April – 12 September Times: 6pm – 7.30pm K&D U10s Mini League (Ages 7 – 10) Fridays from 27th April Times: 6pm – 7pm K&D Girls’ Cricket Programme (Ages 5 – 13) Fridays from 27th April Times: 6pm – 7pm K&D 'ECB All-Stars’ Cricket Programme' (Ages 5 – 8) Friday 11th May – Friday 6th July Times: 6pm – 7pm For more info information on joining K&D Juniors contact: David Smith – Cricket Chairman Tel: 07886 689 941 Email: [email protected] K&D CC 4 2018 Club Membership K&D has a strong community presence and is open all year round. The club was awarded the Solihull CAMRA Club of the Year Award 2017 and listed in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide 2018. The bar provides a fantastic environment to socialise. Members receive a discount on bar drinks purchased (on production of their membership card). All card holders are welcome to attend the Weekly Draw, which runs every Thursday at 8pm. You need to be there, with your card, to win the prize if your number is drawn out (all card holders are included). Membership applications are invited for Playing or Social categories. Social members are termed VPs (Vice Presidents). Application form: http://www.knowleanddorridgecc.co.uk/documents/210085 Joining the club is great value and is easy to pay. Annual Subscriptions Adult: £155 (including Social Membership) Student Player: £80 (between 18 and 21 + in full time education) Social VPs: £60 Over 65s: £30 Juniors: £80 (plus £30 mandatory Social Membership for Parents) Junior Girls & All Stars: £50 You can pay by cash, cheque, which should be made payable to: Knowle & Dorridge Cricket Club, or by electronic banking: Name: Knowle & Dorridge Cricket Club Sort Code: 30-97-78 Account No: 58584660 For more information on joining the club as a member, contact Jon Knibb – Membership Chairman Tel: 07818 011 298 Email: [email protected] 5 K&D CC 2018 Adult Fixtures 1st X1 – BDPCL Premier Division 2nd X1 – BDPCL Premier 2nd X1 Div DATE START VENUE OPPOSITION DATE START VENUE OPPOSITION 07-Apr 12.00pm HOME SOLIHULL MUNICIPAL 14-Apr 12.30pm HOME KENILWORTH WARDENS 21-Apr 12.00pm HOME SHREWSBURY 21-Apr 12.30pm AWAY HIMLEY 28-Apr 12.00pm AWAY WOLVERHAMPTON 28-Apr 12.30pm HOME WOLVERHAMPTON 05-May 12.00pm AWAY BARNT GREEN 05-May 12.30pm HOME WALMLEY 12-May 12.00pm HOME SMETHWICK 12-May 12.30pm AWAY ATTOCK 19-May 12.00pm AWAY KENILWORTH WARDENS 19-May 12.30pm HOME KENILWORTH WARDENS 26-May 12.00pm HOME WALSALL 26-May 12.30pm AWAY SHIFNAL 02-Jun 12.00pm AWAY MOSELEY 02-Jun 12.30pm HOME MOSELEY 09-Jun 12.00pm HOME W.B.DARTMOUTH 09-Jun 12.30pm AWAY LEAMINGTON SPA 16-Jun 12.00pm HOME OMBERSLEY 16-Jun 12.30pm AWAY TAMWORTH 23-Jun 12.00pm AWAY BERKSWELL 23-Jun 12.30pm HOME BROCKHAMPTON 30-Jun 12.00pm HOME DORRIDGE 30-Jun 12.30pm AWAY HARBORNE 07-Jul 12.00pm AWAY SHREWSBURY 07-Jul 12.30pm HOME HIMLEY 14-Jul 12.00pm HOME WOLVERHAMPTON 14-Jul 12.30pm AWAY WOLVERHAMPTON 21-Jul 12.00pm HOME BARNT GREEN 21-Jul 12.30pm AWAY WALMLEY 28-Jul 12.00pm AWAY SMETHWICK 28-Jul 12.30pm HOME ATTOCK 04-Aug 12.00pm HOME KENILWORTH WARDENS 04-Aug 12.30pm AWAY KENILWORTH WARDENS 11-Aug 12.00pm AWAY WALSALL 11-Aug 12.30pm HOME SHIFNAL 18-Aug 12.00pm HOME MOSELEY 18-Aug 12.30pm AWAY MOSELEY 25-Aug 12.00pm AWAY W.B.DARTMOUTH 25-Aug 12.30pm HOME LEAMINGTON SPA 01-Sep 12.00pm AWAY OMBERSLEY 01-Sep 12.30pm HOME TAMWORTH 08-Sep 12.00pm HOME BERKSWELL 08-Sep 12.30pm AWAY BROCKHAMPTON 15-Sep 12.00pm AWAY DORRIDGE 15-Sep 12.30pm HOME HARBORNE 3rd X1 – WARCL Div 3 Fixtures 4th X1 – WARCL Div 6 Fixtures DATE START VENUE OPPOSITION DATE START VENUE OPPOSITION 07-Apr 13.00pm HOME SOLIHULL MUNI 2nds 21-Apr 12.30pm AWAY FOUR OAKS STs 2nds 14-Apr 13.00pm HOME MARTSON GREEN 28-Apr 12.30pm HOME WILNECOTE 1sts 21-Apr 12.30pm HOME L’TON KHALSA 1sts 05-May 12.30pm HOME BRIDGE TRUST OB 1sts 28-Apr 12.30pm AWAY BEDWORTH 2nds 12-May 12.30pm AWAY ASTON 2nds 05-May 12.30pm AWAY CASTLE BROM 1sts 19-May 12.30pm HOME BULKINGTON 1sts 12-May 12.30pm HOME OLD EDWARDIANS 2nds 26-May 12.30pm AWAY ATTLEBOROUGH 1sts 19-May 12.30pm AWAY NUNEATON 2nds 26-May 12.30pm HOME ASTON UNITY 1sts 02-Jun 12.30pm HOME FOUR OAKS STs 2nds 02-Jun 12.30pm AWAY L’TON KHALSA 1sts 09-Jun 12.30pm HOME CORLEY 2nds 09-Jun 12.30pm AWAY ATHERSTONE TOWN 1sts 16-Jun 12.30pm AWAY MOSELEY ASHFIELD 2nds 16-Jun 12.30pm HOME MA LYNDWORTH 1sts 23-Jun 12.30pm HOME COPSEWOOD WIW 1sts 23-Jun 12.30pm AWAY WARWICK UNI 1sts 30-Jun 12.30pm AWAY WILNECOTE 1sts 30-Jun 12.30pm HOME BEDWORTH 2nds 07-Jul 12.30pm AWAY BRIDGE TRUST OB 1sts 07-Jul 12.30pm HOME CASTLE BROM 1sts 14-Jul 12.30pm HOME ASTON 2nds 14-Jul 12.30pm AWAY OLD EDWARDIANS 2nds 21-Jul 12.30pm AWAY BULKINGTON 1sts 21-Jul 12.30pm HOME NUNEATON 2nds 28-Jul 12.30pm AWAY OAKF’LD & ROWL’DS 2nds 28-Jul 12.30pm HOME BABLAKE OB 2nds 04-Aug 12.30pm AWAY STANDARD 2nds 04-Aug 12.30pm HOME OLTON & WW 2nds 11-Aug 12.30pm HOME ATTLEBOROUGH 1sts 11-Aug 12.30pm AWAY ASTON UNITY 1sts 18-Aug 12.30pm AWAY MA LYNDWORTH 1sts 18-Aug 12.30pm HOME MOSELEY ASHFIELD 2nds 25-Aug 12.30pm HOME WARWICK UNI 1sts 25-Aug 12.30pm AWAY COPSEWOOD WIW 1sts 27-Aug 12.30pm HOME ATHERSTONE TOWN 1sts 27-Aug 12.30pm AWAY CORLEY 2nds 01-Sep 12.30pm AWAY OLTON & WW 2nds 01-Sep 12.30pm HOME STANDARD 2nds 08-Sep 12.00pm AWAY BABLAKE OB 2nds 08-Sep 12.00pm HOME OAKF’LD & ROWL’DS 2nds 6 2018 Adult Fixtures Sunday League – ASL Division 1 T20 & Cup Competitions DATE START VENUE OPPOSITION DATE START VENUE COMPETITION 29-Apr 14.00pm HOME HIGHWAY SPARTANS A ROYAL LONDON NKO 06-May 14.00pm AWAY WEOLEY HILL A 28-Apr 13.00pm HOME SWARKESTONE 13-May 14.00pm HOME MIDLAND LANKANS GRAHAM WILLIAMSON 27-May 14.00pm HOME BEDWORTH 14-Apr 12.30pm AWAY BROCKHAMPTON 03-Jun 14.00pm HOME WALSALL 06-May 12.30pm GRAHAM WILLIAMSON QF 10-Jun 14.00pm AWAY STANDARD CC 27-May 12.30pm GRAHAM WILLIAMSON SF 24-Jun 14.00pm HOME SHELDON M'BORO A 17-Jun 12.30pm GRAHAM WILLIAMSON F 01-Jul 14.00pm HOME BROMSGROVE BDPCL T20 CHLG CUP 08-Jul 14.00pm AWAY HIGHWAY SPARTANS A TBC 14:00pm AWAY KENILWORTH WARDENS 22-Jul 14.00pm HOME WEOLEY HILL A ASL T20 29-Jul 14.00pm AWAY MIDLAND LANKANS 17-Jun 10.00am HOME ASL T20 R1 KENILWORTH 12-Aug 14.00pm AWAY BEDWORTH 17-Jun 17:00pm HOME ASL T20 R1 MID.
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