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Shropshire CCC V Worcestershire CCC 2Nd XI FRIENDLY Sunday, April 2Nd 2017 at Wrekin College SHROPSHIRE COUNTY CRICKET CLUB 2018 www.shropshireccc.co.uk 1 of the Pure County Cricket Challenge Making The Right Connection With Shropshire’s leading business communications provider. However large or small your business is, Pure Telecom provides a total comms solution, specialising in business mobiles, hosted phone systems, broadband and new for April 2018... A range of Cloud services, Data Security & Colocation services For more information contact Pure Telecom on 01743 244 933 or [email protected] www.pure-telecom.co.uk @puretelecom /puretelecom Contents of the Pure County Cricket Challenge Cover Feature (Ross Aucott in action) .................................................................................................................... Front Cover Officers 2018 .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 Sub Committees & Capped Players ......................................................................................................................................... 6 SCCC List of Members ...................................................................................................................................................................... 7 SCCC Fixtures 2018 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 8 President’s Report ............................................................................................................................................................................... 9 Chairman’s Review 2017 .............................................................................................................................................................. 10 Making The Secretary’s Report ............................................................................................................................................................................ 12 Captain’s Report 2017 .................................................................................................................................................................... 14 Chairman of selectors Bryan Jones looks ahead ........................................................................................................... 16 Right Connection Ian Roe, Shropshire’s Development XI coach, looks forward ................................................................................ 17 Shropshire v Worcestershire – Friendly ............................................................................................................................... 18 Shropshire v Staffordshire – Unicorns Trophy ................................................................................................................ 20 With Shropshire’s leading Cheshire v Shropshire – Unicorns Trophy ......................................................................................................................... 22 Shropshire v Wales – Unicorns Trophy ................................................................................................................................ 24 business communications provider. Herefordshire v Shropshire Unicorns Trophy .................................................................................................................. 26 Wales v Shropshire – Unicorns Championship .............................................................................................................. 28 Shropshire v Herefordshire – Unicorns Championship ............................................................................................ 30 Shropshire v Oxfordshire – Unicorns Championship ................................................................................................ 34 Cornwall v Shropshire – Unicorns Championship ....................................................................................................... 38 Devon v Shropshire – Unicorns Championship ............................................................................................................ 42 Shropshire County Cricket Club v An Invitation XI ...................................................................................................... 45 Shropshire v Wiltshire – Unicorns Championship ....................................................................................................... 46 ResourceBank Challenge Event ............................................................................................................................................... 47 Shropshire v Birmingham Bears – T20 Challenge Match ........................................................................................ 49 Pure Telecom Hospitality Day ................................................................................................................................................... 52 Shropshire CCC Pure Telecom XI v Invitational XI Pure Telecom XI ................................................................... 53 Spotlight on last year’s Pure Telecom Hospitality Day... ............................................................................................ 56 However large or small your business is, Pure Telecom provides End of an era – Colin Barthorpe .............................................................................................................................................. 58 a total comms solution, specialising in business mobiles, SCCC Championship Career Averages ................................................................................................................................ 60 SCCC Championship Batting Averages 2017 .................................................................................................................. 61 hosted phone systems, broadband and new for April 2018... SCCC Career Averages ................................................................................................................................................................... 62 SCCC One Day Batting and Bowling Averages 2017 ................................................................................................. 63 A range of Cloud services, Data Security & Colocation services SCCC Income and Expenditure ............................................................................................................................................... 64 SCCC Balance Sheet ........................................................................................................................................................................ 65 For more information contact Pure Telecom SCCC Rules ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 66 on 01743 244 933 or [email protected] Produced by CREATIVE DIGITAL PRINTING SOLUTIONS | Shrewsbury | 01743 263 030 www.pure-telecom.co.uk @puretelecom /puretelecom 3 President’s Report Unbeaten, but a little fortunate! That probably sums up the Championship challenge in 2017, but our convincing win against Wiltshire in the final match will have given Steve Leach tremendous satisfaction. Proof, if he needed it, that we do have the wherewithal to top the Championship very soon. Availability was once again a problem - and many thanks to all the players who made themselves available. I sincerely wish more of the county’s top performers would do likewise. Our away fixtures looked very exciting on paper - Wales, Devon and Cornwall - but we had rain on all of these trips - which had a disastrous effect on my retirement fund! Nevertheless, our hardcore supporters had a lot of fun and I thank them for their continued support. In November, we lost two players from our Championship team of 1973, Brian Perry and Eric Marsh, both of whom were personal friends who gave 120 per cent effort for their county. My condolences to their respective families and friends. Meanwhile, your committee continue to plan for next season. I understand that the cricket committee have had one or two ‘professionals’ offering their services to play for us. Rest assured, your committee will select with due care and attention to what we require. Bill Bromley, President FRONT COVER The front cover picture of this year’s handbook is Ross Aucott in action for Shropshire against Birmingham Bears at Bridgnorth last June Photo: Tony Marsh/CricPix 9 Shropshire CCC v Worcestershire CCC 2nd XI FRIENDLY Sunday, April 2nd 2017 at Wrekin College Worcestershire CCC 2nd XI won by 104 runs Worcestershire Shropshire G. Rhodes c and b Pennington 22 C. Home b Brown 14 O. Westbury c Mackleworth b Griffiths 5 S. Leach* b Rhodes 18 A. Kervezee c Mackleworth b Aucott 96 R. Clarke b Brown 0 A. Hepburn b Whitney 33 W. Parton lbw b Malik 22 J. Dell c Edwards b Morris 14 R. Aucott c Milton b Hepburn 12 A. Milton+ lbw b Morris 11 D. Pennington c Rhodes b Malik 6 Z. Malik lbw b Griffiths 11 J. Edwards lbw b Malik 6 B. Twohig not out 30 C. Mackleworth+ c Dell b Twohig 5 P. Brown b Home 0 S. Whitney not out 10 M. Davis c Leach b Griffiths 5 C. Morris c and b Malik 22 J. Hammond not out 0 L. Evans Extras 2b 1lb 9w 0nb 0pen 12 Extras 0b 1lb 11w 8nb 0pen 20 Total (9 wickets, 50.0 overs) 239 Total (10 wickets, 38.2 overs) Fall of the Wickets Fall of the
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